Interview mit einem Tiger
und anderen wilden Tieren
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Interview mit einem Tiger
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Julian Mehne
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Gehen Löwen ins Kino?
Was ist das Lieblingslied eines Tigers? Was ist am Wolfsein richtig blöd? Ist die Haut eines Eisbären wirklich schwarz? Wenn du die Antworten darauf wissen willst, bist du hier genau richtig. In diesem Hörbuch findest du Interviews mit zehn außergewöhnlichen Tieren. Sie erzählen dir alles, was du schon immer mal über sie wissen wolltest, denn durch den praktischen Tierübersetzerapparat hat Andy Seed alle Geheimnisse aus ihnen herausgekitzelt! Glaubst du nicht? Na, hör doch mal rein!
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