The Other Side of the Story - Amazing Cartoon by Oryan Ventura

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A squirrel is deserted by his parents in the woods, and decides to follow them. On his way he sees many crying abandoned puppies. The reason for all of this is finally revealed.

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[JakeStrilur]

Thats a very chocking ending i was in suspense what was the big deal and why where some animals don`t going to the mysterious thing & crying, untill the end. Awesome video

one of the best ones i`ve seen from aniboom.

It should be cool if this has a second part, but with an ending as chocking as this one because that makes you remember this for a long time.

[bushsucksproductsion]

listen its just an animation some belive in god others dont never the less that is a well known story, storys change over time the director of the was simply telling the same story from his point of veiw. theres nothing wrong with that

[pamertz]

this hurt so much i had to dislike it.

[hezagoodboy]

The animation is very good and the artistry superb, but the storyline shows a deep misunderstanding of the subject and serves as evidence that we are more than willing to see the worst in everyone, from God to squirrels. Still, it was imaginative and well executed. Thank you for the experience.

[southrncalifgirl1]

HERE'S the REAL STORY- only childless couples were allowed to go aboard. All those with children stayed until the end. NO parents abandoned their children during the flood. Furthermore, no parents were WILLING to ABANDON their little ones.

[JaceyDemy]

@dwyn1 *applauds*

I always go with this: evolution happened from the single celled organisms, but something had to make THOSE. It's like the Grow Your Own sponge animals. Someone at the factory made those pill things and decided what the sponge would look like, but the pill still changes into the sponge through a transformation that takes a while.

[JaceyDemy]

@Tyquasia111 I was never sure. There are a lot of things in the Old Testament that probably made more sense if you were reading it back then, but just go over our heads now.

[JaceyDemy]

@lightupaJ It's not so much geological evidence; Christianity/Judaism isn't the only religion with a flood story. The Greek tales of the gods included one as well. So did most cultures around the Mediterranean. The big question of "Was there a flood or not" is connected to "Why do so many people tell the same story?" There's no real answer for either.

[JaceyDemy]

@FreeMovieTickets I heard once that there's evidence the flood was actually caused by the breakage of the smaller Asian seas into the Mediterranean, which is kind of what MADE the Mediterranean Sea. Note that most of the cultures with flood stories (Israel, Greece) are close to the Mediterranean. Also, the Platonic writings of Atlantis place it off the coast of Greece, perhaps implying a connection between the "sinking" of Atlantis and the flood. In other words, the floodwaters covered the city.

[JaceyDemy]

I never thought of this before...this had to be how it happened, really...

[ImSteffy1]

This video make me cry 'cause I remember my biggest fear of childhood and It was be abandonded