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Is really angry. He chased the Canimals and he roared very loudly.[7]Olive - A skunk but she is brown instead. She falls in love with a sock puppet and farts from the episode "Trash Can".Moo - A grizzly bear who chased from Ato, Toki and Nia from the episode of Canned Nuts.Woong - A seal with his twin brother Ung.Ung - A seal with his twin brother Woong.Dal - A Dalmatian dog her three youngers called the Dallies.Elly - An elephant that loves bubbles and blows them with her trunk from the episode "Bubbles".Bebes - are bats in a can.The Dallies are three little Dalmatian puppies who are related to Dal.Episodes[]Season 1Page Module:Episode table/styles.css has no content.Season 2Ato, Oz, Mimi, Uly and Nia swim in an aquarium with Koby. Ato, Oz, Uly, Mimi, Pow and a new canimal named Elly the elephant blow bubbles, Nia gets stuck in a clay vase, so Ato, Uly, Mimi and Leon try to free her, and Ato, Oz, Mimi, Fizzy and Uly are stranded on a desert island.Ato, Oz, Mimi and Wooang make things out of recyclables, Oz, Mimi, Fizzy, Nia and Toki ride a toy plane, Oz, Mimi, Nia, Leon and Uly enjoy a day on a boat and Ato, Oz, Uly and Mimi try to run a kid café for entertaining Dal and her Dallies.Ato, Oz, Uly, Mimi, Fizzy, Nia and Leon produce their own movie, Ato, Oz, Uly, Mimi, Fizzy, Nia and Leon solve a mirror mystery, Ato, Fizzy, Nia and

Estamos aburridos.The film is very boring and now we are bored.However, it’s not quite as simple as equating English -ing vs -ed adjectives with ser vs estar, so let’s look at some further examples and see what happens when some other adjectives are used with ser and estar.Abierto/aSer abierto/a and estar abierto/a can both be translated as “to be open”, but in two different senses. Let’s look at this in some example sentences:estar abierto/ato be openLa tienda está abierta hasta las once.The store is open until eleven.ser abierto/ato be open / outgoingMi padre es muy abierto: puede hablar con todo tipo de personas.My father is very open, he can talk to all kinds of people.Listo/aThe adjective listo/a can carry two very different meanings, depending on whether it is used with ser or estar.estar listo/ato be readyEn cinco minutos estaré lista.In five minutes, I’ll be ready.ser listo/ato be witty / cleverEs muy lista y por eso aprende muy rápido.She is very smart and that is why she learns very quickly.Bueno/aNow, let’s turn our attention to one very commonly used adjective.estar bueno/ato be deliciousEsta paella está muy buena, ¿quién la ha hecho?This paella is very tasty. Who made it?Note that in Latin America, if we are talking about an experience such as a show, film or trip, we use estar bueno/a, too. For example:Las vacaciones pasadas estuvieron buenas.Our last holiday was good.Bueno/a is used with ser in slightly different contexts.ser bueno/ato be good quality, to be good for youEste ordenador es muy bueno. Tiene cinco años y aún funciona perfectamente.This computer is very good. It’s five years old and still works perfectly.¡Ojo! Don’t confuse the adjective bueno (“good”) with the adverb bien (“well”). While we can use bueno/a with both ser and estar, we can only use bien with estar. For example:Estoy muy bien.I’m very well.Malo/aNow for the opposite of bueno/a: malo/a.estar malo/ato be in bad conditionCreo que este queso está malo, huele muy fuerte. I think this cheese is off – it smells very strong.Estar malo/a can also mean “to be sick”.Hugo no fue a clase porque estaba malo.Hugo didn’t go

Leon play with dominoes and Mimi, Oz, Uly, and Nia make music with raindrops, Woong and Ung like the music.Ato, Oz, Mimi and Nia make science experiments, Ato, Mimi, Oz, Uly, Fizzy and Pow have fun with their shadows, Mimi, Nia, Toki, Uly and Pow look at stars through a telescope and Ato, Oz, Mimi and Nia fly kites but Capri does not like that they have kites as well.The Canimals protect Christmas presents, Ato, Uly, Mimi, Nia and Pow are scared of Halloween, but they try to enjoy it and Oz helps them, Ato, Oz, Uly, Mimi, Pow, Peng & Gwin bake cookies and Mimi learns a lesson about anger with Nia's help.Oz invents a ray gun in her workshop; Fizzy and Leon practice martial arts.Fizzy has a standoff over a ball of yarn; Ato's garden yields a crop of fresh carrots.Fizzy faces a new martial arts opponent; Uly whips something up in the kitchen.Oz tries to tell the squirrels apart; Oz and Nia plan a surprise birthday party for Mimi.Mimi's friends throw her an unusual birthday party; Pow eats blueberry seeds.Nia befriends a frozen gorilla that is found in Ato's garden.The gorilla gets lured back to the jungle by Ato and Oz; Mimi and Nia play hide-and-seek.The Canimals join Toki for a dance; Uly gets zapped into Ato's garden.Development[]The show's creation began in 2006.[8]Aardman, BRB International and Vooz Club collaborated on the show.The voice acting was done by Aardman, while the modeling, animation, and sound processing were handled

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