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A group of adventurers using wooden canoes tries to cross the Torres and Bass Straits, two sunken land bridges off Australia.
A group of adventurers using wooden canoes tries to cross the Torres and Bass Straits, two sunken land bridges off Australia.
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S5, EP4 "One and a Half Canoes"A group of adventurers using wooden canoes tries to cross the Torres and Bass Straits, two sunken land bridges off Australia.
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