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In der großen Stadt
- Die wüsten Tiere 1
- Narrated by: Martin Baltscheit
- Length: 2 hrs and 3 mins
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In der großen Stadt
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Publisher's Summary
In der Wüste Sandara geht es heiß her: Das kleine Dromedar ist weg - verschwunden in der großen Stadt. Klare Sache für den cleveren Wüstenfuchs Finnek: Nichts wie hinterher! Santiago, das grantige Chamäleon, und die kampflustige Termite Timmy müssen natürlich mit. Schon stecken die Freunde mittendrin im Abenteuer. Denn die Stadttiere halten die Besucher aus der Wüste für kleine Sandkastenbabys. Aber die Wüstentiere wollen es allen zeigen!
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