Mimizu is a funny animated moral story by Rahul Singha. In the Japanese language, Mimizu means earthworm. Mimizu is an earthworm who was trying to copy a random snail. The snail was feeling very weird about Mimizu's behaviour and he was trying to ignore what Mimizu was doing. Suddenly, a pigeon came into the scene and changed the whole game.
Mimizu is a funny animated moral story by Rahul Singha. In the Japanese language, Mimizu means earthworm. Mimizu is an earthworm who was trying to copy a random snail. The snail was feeling very weird about Mimizu's behaviour and he was trying to ignore what Mimizu was doing. Suddenly, a pigeon came into the scene and changed the whole game.
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The Copy Worm
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