The Croods: Family Tree
The Croods: Family Tree

The Croods: Family Tree

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2021•24 min/ep•AnimationFamilyAction & AdventureComedy
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Two very different families join forces to create a new community, an us-against-the-world, cave person co-op on the most amazing farm in the history of prehistory!

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