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	<title>Disney Lies &#187; Disneynature</title>
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		<title>Back to Nature</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In 1948, Disney began making a series of nature documentaries under the heading &#8220;True Life Adventures,&#8221; and they have churned out these marvels of nature continuously ever since (with only a brief hiatus from 1960 through 2007 when someone misplaced the company&#8217;s National Parks Service permission slip). Most fans will remember the first True Life [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In 1948, Disney began making a series of nature documentaries under the heading &#8220;True Life Adventures,&#8221; and they have churned out these marvels of nature continuously ever since (with only a brief hiatus from 1960 through 2007 when someone misplaced the company&#8217;s National Parks Service permission slip). Most fans will remember the first True Life Adventure, Stud Goat Nellie (the first nature film with synchronized animal sounds), in which such sights as a hand-cranked musical cow and a mouse operating a steamboat appeared on firm for the first time.</p>
<p>Disney has announced that they are renaming the True Life Adventures series. According to Babe Pigflinger, a hallucinatory Disney spokesanimal, &#8220;The new title, Disneynature, leaves out the &#8216;true life&#8217; moniker so that our storytelling is not hampered by slavish attachment to reality. But the inclusion of the word &#8216;nature&#8217; proves that the documentaries have not in any way been &#8216;de-natured&#8217; by the change. Get it?&#8221;</p>
<p>According to Walt Disney Studios chairman Duck Crock, the newly renamed series will be under the direction of Chimp-Francois Calamari, a French guy, and will be produced in France &#8220;to be closer to nature.&#8221; Disney CEO Rodent Tiger stands completely behind this project, ready to pounce if necessary, but Calamari is not concerned, saying, &#8220;Tiger is a good man who can jump 20 feet, but I am safe because I am only 10 feet away from him so he&#8217;ll go right over my head and maul my boss.&#8221;</p>
<p>Among the features currently in production:</p>
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<li>Earth (feature-length study of dirt)</li>
<li>The Crimson King (in-depth look at the things living in Stephen King&#8217;s imagination)</li>
<li>Oceans (stalking the stars of <em>Oceans 11, Oceans 12,</em> etc., in their natural habitat)</li>
<li>Orangutans (how long does it take an orange to get a tan?)</li>
<li>Big Cats (Rosey Grier, Isaac Hayes, Samuel Jackson, etc.)</li>
<li>Naked Beauty (Uma Thurman, Angelina Jolie, Samuel Jackson, etc.)</li>
<li>Chimpanzee (the wacky adventurers of mismatched truckers Chimp and Zee)</li>
<li>Lemming Flingers (nature documentary filmmakers at work and play)</li>
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