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The Secrets of the Snakes (2016) | Slate

The Secrets of the Snakes

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Rated 6.0 on TMDB

The Secrets of the Snakes

Les secrets des serpents

Snakes, creatures with superpowers that have allowed them to adapt perfectly to their environment, play an essential role in the ecosystem.

Released: 2016
Runtime: 48m
Genres: Documentary
Country: France

Direction and writing

Alvaro MendozaDirector

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