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NARRATOR: Greetings, ladies and gentlemen.

First, let's visit one of the tobacco plantations of the Old South.

Millions of dollars are lost annually

because of the destructive little tobacco bug.

What the boll weevil is to cotton, the tobacco bug is to tobacco.

And now, as this ravenous little creature devours a tobacco leaf,

we are able to hear it by means of our super-sensitive microphone.

(JABBERING)

Sold to an American!

(SPITTING)

NARRATOR: Now, let's take a trip to Havana.

Arriving, we stop at the world famous Sloppy Joe's bar for refreshments.

And then continue on a direct course to the continent.

(HICCUPPING)

(HICCUPPING)

(HICCUPPING)

(HICCUPPING)

Because of unsettled world conditions, all ships are camouflaged.

En route we pass the battleship S.S. Yahoodi,

a perfect example of camouflage.

Now, directly ahead,

rise the majestic snow-capped peaks of the Swiss Alps.

A truly beautiful sight.

Due to the hazardous flying conditions at a higher altitude,

our pilot is forced to follow the mountain range

at a much lower altitude.

Symbolic of this cold Alpine region is the brave and faithful St. Bernard dog.

Ever on the alert in search of lost travelers!

The rugged peaks and pinnacles of the Alps

are also the home of the sure-footed mountain goats,

who seem to enjoy their dangerous pastime of leaping from peak to peak.

In contrast to the Alpine region, is the Sahara Desert.

Here are located the pyramids, which were built thousands of years ago.

And nearby, is that silent sentinel of the sands, the Sphinx,

defying the ravages of time through the ages.

Day in. Day out. Year in. Year out.

Century upon century.

Sitting there, motionless, silent, quiet.

Monotonous, isn't it?

NARRATOR: Oil, the life-blood of mechanized warfare.

Here are the oil fields of a Central European country

recently seized by an aggressor nation

which sorely needs this oil to run some of its stalled mechanized units.

Oh, here comes a gusher for them now.

(RUMBLING)

And there she goes!

Deep in the heart of the African jungle,

we come upon a treacherous flower that devours all insect life within its reach.

The eatmus a bugus.

Here comes another victim.

(BUZZING)

An unsuspecting little bumble bee.

Oh, poor little bee.

(MUFFLED BUZZING)

(SCREAMS)

(PANTING)

NARRATOR: Quiet!

Here's a group of animals about to drink at their favorite waterhole.

Continuing our journey, we push on into the Congo.

Past the Samwabi swamplands.

Over the Gondoogi mountains, across the Rag-a-nack River.

And then we visited Veronica Lake.

Then on into the interior.

Now we come to the most dangerous territory in the Congo.

The Brawla Brawla Soo-lt region.

This land of mystery is feared by the natives

for it is said that herein dwell a tribe of ferocious giant cannibals.

Here we see two of the world's most famous big game hunters

about to brave this unexplored jungle.

They plan to capture a couple of these giants alive.

(CLATTERING)

(NATIVE CHATTERING)

...and a Brawla Brawla Soo-It!

Look! They got 'em. They got 'em.

King size.

NARRATOR: Here are some cute little baby rabbits

who have wandered away from their mother.

(SHOUTING) But, wait, what's this?

A vulture about to pounce on these poor defenseless little rabbits.

Eh, thumbs up, doc. Thumbs up!

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