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The Rainbow Dung Beetle (2023)
Accustomed to camouflaging himself with mud to hide from predators, Desmond the dung beetle learns from his new neighbours that his true colours can be used to his advantage. A heartfelt message of inclusion and being true to oneself.
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Accustomed to camouflaging himself with mud to hide from predators, Desmond the dung beetle learns from his new neighbours that his true colours can be used to his advantage. A heartfelt message of inclusion and being true to oneself.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Brad Davis
In Theaters:6/24/2023
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