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REALLY WILD SHOW - 2003
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Season 18 |
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| 22.07.03 |
The
Life of a Circus Animal
Michaela talks to circus owners, animal trainers, children, animal
behaviour experts and animal activists.
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| 15.07.03 |
Last
in series - Eils makes nests for homeless penguins in Namibia and Nick
swims with a basking shark off the Cornish coast.
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| 08.07.03 |
Nick
takes to the streets of Vancover with a banana slug.
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| 01.07.03 |
Michaela
tracks down wild horses.
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| 24.06.03 |
Decorator
crabs and hawksbill turtles.
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| 17.06.03 |
A
group of South African children are visited by a cheeah in their
classroom.
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| 10.06.03 |
Kayaking
with killer whales in Canada.
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| 03.06.03 |
Get
to know the Turners from Canada, who will be sharing some of their
adventures in future programmes.
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| 27.05.03 |
The
team meets the animals of Shamwari Game Reserve.
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| 20.05.03 |
Reptile
special in which Nick finds out that, despite their large size, monitor
lizards are difficult to spot in the dense undergrowth of Borneo's
jungles.
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| 13.05.03 |
The team meets a troop of baboons on South Africa's Cape of
Good Hope and Nick tracks down proboscis monkeys in Borneo's mangrove
swamps.
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| 06.05.03 |
Nick
encounters a bearded pig and a vine snake while on the trail of the
elusive flying lemur in Borneo. Meanwhile, Micheala visits a bird of prey
hospital in Canada and Eils goes to a falcony school.
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| 29.04.03 |
The
series opens in South Africa's Shamwari game reserve, amid a host of
rhinos, zebras and lions. Later in the programme, Nick goes on the trail
of Canada's grizzly bears. And, in the first of a new strand focusing on a
different animal-related profession each week, Eils becomes a wildlife
cameraperson for the day.
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| 02.01.03 |
China Bear Special
Michaela
Strachan investigates the plight of the Asiatic black bear in China, where
there are over 6,500 bears kept in tiny cages on farms. They are milked
daily for their bile, which is used in traditional medicine. Michaela
visits a rescue centre where she meets a team dedicated to saving these
bears.
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