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Mario was told by locals that deep in the Namibian desert there is an odd-looking creature.
Mario was told by locals that deep in the Namibian desert there is an odd-looking creature.
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S1, EP7 "Boars and Prehistoric Fish"Mario returns to his homeland in Australia to help a friend with some wild boar pest control and catch some prehistoric fish out of a billabong. But drama strikes and Mario finds himself in crocodile infested water plucking fish out.
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