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The Ice Drop Virus
By: David F Anderson
Narrated by: Craig W Van Sickle
Length: 1 hr and 7 mins

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By: David F Anderson

Narrated by: Craig W Van Sickle

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Summary

The Ice Drop Virus is a horrifying story about animals worldwide, who become infected with a virus and attack. It is a terrifying tale of how ordinary animals become bloodthirsty killers. This is the story about a doctor, who tries to saves the world. It is a story about an animal brought back from the brink of extinction; how even in the worst of times we can find love; you will never look at animals the same again. The world will never be the same. Most people don't even know or even heard of the Pan-American highway. It stretches from Alaska to Argentina across 14 countries.