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MIGRATION — The Scenic Route
I built a 50-second deadpan wildlife mockumentary about the rarest species online: the content creator. No flight to CapCut World LA? Fine. I swim there from Lisbon, with help from dolphins and a 4.9-star humpback whale, then land in Santa Monica perfectly composed and join the creator herd. A serious BBC-style narrator treats it all as a natural phenomenon.
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Archive source: Utagawa Hiroshige, Miyanokoshi Station, ca. 1836, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, JP2500 — Public Domain.
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/56923
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