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Runaway Rodents: The Untold Story of Toronto’s Infamous Capybaras

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Runaway Rodents: The Untold Story of Toronto’s Infamous Capybaras

By: Dagmara Bociek
Narrated by: Amelia Luc
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Two capybaras are delivered to the Toronto High Park Zoo. When an opportunity to escape comes up, they take it! This sets off a frenzy across the city, with some Torontonians cheering the renegades on, and others plotting their downfall. Follow the adventures of these giant rodents as they meet new animals and try new things. You’ll meet Muck the movie-loving chipmunk, Ed the stealthy coyote, and a trio of clever raccoons, all intent on protecting the capybaras. Together, the crew outsmart trackers and zoo workers and become good friends in the process. You’ll laugh and be amazed when you find out what two capybaras and a park full of animals can do with 36 days of freedom! Based on true events.

©2020 Dagmara Bociek (P)2021 Dagmara Bociek
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