Go for Croak

Year: 1969

Runtime: 6 mins

Language: English

Director: Hawley Pratt

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Crazylegs Crane, a bird, chases the frogs Toro and Pancho. They find a room of nitroglycerine bottles and try to trick Crane by swapping a bottle with water, but Pancho mistakenly leaves the real explosive. Crane sees Toro sip, decides not to let him explode, and lets them go. The frogs celebrate as the bomb detonates, sending them to Heaven.

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