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Nov 2019
21m 25s

S1E3 - Ancient Greek Monster Mash

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC KIDS
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Oh, Muses! In this episode we tell tales of monsters that lurk in the shadows of ancient Greece. We come across riddles, ill-advised drinking, kingdoms for ransom, eye-gouging, and a man-eating whirlpool-and we also learn how not to behave in someone else's house. --- National Geographic Kids Greeking Out is a kid-friendly retelling of some of the best stori ... Show More
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