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Today's story is a tale about a gigantic crocodile named Mash. Mash was this biggest, meanest croc in the Nile, and he could eat anything. Unfortunately Mash has a toothache and he doesn't know what to do about it, since the human dentist are terrified of him, and none of the other animals trust him enough to get near his mouth. Follow along to find out what happens.
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Today's story is a tale about a gigantic crocodile named Mash. Mash was this biggest, meanest croc in the Nile, and he could eat anything. Unfortunately Mash has a toothache and he doesn't know what to do about it, since the human dentist are terrified of him, and none of the other animals trust him enough to get near his mouth. Follow along to find out what happens.
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