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Zebra
There once was a happy zebra. One day, however, she ran into a tree and her stripes changed. She then tries to fix it, but the more she tries, the more diverse the shapes are that appear on her. In the end, the unhappy zebra discovers that, because of her uniqueness, she'll be a successful star to the others.
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There once was a happy zebra. One day, however, she ran into a tree and her stripes changed. She then tries to fix it, but the more she tries, the more diverse the shapes are that appear on her. In the end, the unhappy zebra discovers that, because of her uniqueness, she'll be a successful star to the others.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Julia Ocker
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