EPISODE · Jan 11, 2020 · 12 MIN

Armadilhas

O vídeo narrado no áudio mostra um inseto caminhando na areia quando de repente uma aranha se levanta de dentro da areia e o devora. Iremos falar sobre a sutileza do inimigo quando quer nos tragar e o quanto precisamos ficar atentos às suas ciladas.

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