Killing off a cute animal is one of the dirtiest tricks a filmmaker can pull to elicit an emotion from their audience, but a group of students from the Media Design School topped Mufasa, Bambi’s mom, and all of those other Disney deaths by revealing the tragic end of 27 computer-generated creatures in their short film Accidents, Blunders, and Calamities. A reimagining of Edward Gorey’s The Gashlycrumb Tinies, the short revolves around a possum dad telling his possum kids about the different ways that bugs and animals can die, and—like the Gorey story—they’re all based around the letters of the alphabet (Andre the adder gets killed by arrows, Kelly the killer bee gets kicked by a goalkeeper, etc.).