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Make a pangolin movie!  By John D. Sutter, CNN April 7, 2014 --
Updated 1717 GMT (0117 HKT)   • More than 1,400 people sign a
petition asking Disney to make a pangolin movie   • John Sutter
recently featured the pangolin as part of his Change the List
project   • The relatively unknown creature is thought to be the
most trafficked mammal in the world   • Sutter says celebrity
could help save the pangolin; few care about the illegal trade
(CNN) -- Kit Skogsbergh can see it now.  "He would be a
sidekick," she told me. "He would have a soft and soothing
voice. ... He would kind of be like Piglet in the Pooh movies
because he would be a little cautious and scared of things, but
once he knew the plan and how things worked he would warm up to
it and maybe by the end of the movie he might not have to roll
up into a ball (and hide). He'd be able to face things head on."
John D. Sutter John D. Sutter  The 32-year-old from Pasadena,
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