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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Book one of the Fluffy Woodland Critters series introduced a society of Civilized Animals, all living much like real animals do—squirrels eat acorns, bears are bigger than rabbits, and no one has the faintest clue what money is. The idea of predation may be hand waved, but other than that, all those Talking Animals are somewhat believable as, well, animals. |
