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Imogene 2022-03-25 09:01:16
Brief
Humans cut down forests, built high-rise buildings, and destroyed the homes of civet cats. The civet cats resisted, and at first they turned into human beings (some civet cats can become human) and grimaced to scare humans, but they failed to stop humans from building high-rise buildings. Then the...
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Arnold 2022-04-23 07:03:43
Childlike yet thought provoking
The living environment of animals represented by the civet cats is increasingly destroyed due to the blind development of the environment by human beings. The innocent and cute civet cats use various methods to prevent humans from destroying their own homes. Faced with the difficulties of the...
David Oliver Cohen
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