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Alphabetimals are cartoon animals hidden in the shape of the letters of the alphabet, to help make learning your ABC's fun and easier. We hope you enjoy our videos featuring the Alphabetimals animal alphabet and take time to visit our website for even more ABC fun and resources - www.alphabetimals.com.

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