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Kaiseri video

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I have no clue, but it was very dumb. It was like the guy got high and thought he was fighting a giant lizard man. hahah. Plus it was very done very badly.
 

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Its very angering...hate not being able to do nothing about that here...thought they are being protected??
 

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I thought it was a poignant insightful video about conservation and preserving endangered species.
 
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