The Treasure of King Midas
Katy the stork, Nico the mouse and Lorri the parrot, intrepid reporters for the Animal Channel, receive bad news while enjoying a well-deserved vacation: it seems that two reporters from the network working deep in the jungle are in trouble.
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Katy the stork, Nico the mouse and Lorri the parrot, intrepid reporters for the Animal Channel, receive bad news while enjoying a well-deserved vacation: it seems that two reporters from the network working deep in the jungle are in trouble.
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Genre:Animation, Comedy, Adventure
Written By:Juan Velarde
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Extra Extremadura de Audiovisuales S.A., Barton Films
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