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The Magic Water
Friends Munk and Lemmy try to grow a fruit tree in the desert, but they need water. Munk discovers a spring with unusual water—once poured on the sapling, it blossoms, greens, and bears fruit at miraculous speed. Their acquaintance, Green Sloth, also wanting the fruit, accidentally spills the magical water and brings a prehistoric skeleton to life. Only after a perilous chase and some clever moves do the two friends manage to overcome the aggressive skeleton and escape safely.
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Friends Munk and Lemmy try to grow a fruit tree in the desert, but they need water. Munk discovers a spring with unusual water—once poured on the sapling, it blossoms, greens, and bears fruit at miraculous speed. Their acquaintance, Green Sloth, also wanting the fruit, accidentally spills the magical water and brings a prehistoric skeleton to life. Only after a perilous chase and some clever moves do the two friends manage to overcome the aggressive skeleton and escape safely.
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Māris Putniņš
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Animācijas brigāde
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