Nature Cat Onward and Songward; Why Did the Turtle Cross the Road?
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Type: episode | Length: 30 MINUTES

Onward and Songward; Why Did the Turtle Cross the Road?

Nature Cat, Hal and Squeeks are excited to make up their own nature songs for Woodstock-Chella-Palooza; Nature Cat and his crew help the soon-to-be turtle moms cross a busy road to get to the forest.

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