Plot
Hal and Roger Hunt go to Greenland to capture wild animals and send them to their father's animal farm on Long Island. With the help of Nanook, a huge polar bear, and Olrick, an Eskimo, they capture lots of animals. However, all is not well. They meet a mean American called Zeb who is determined to kill the two teenagers.
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