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Jenna and Sean lead forces in vital elephant research; they compare glucose levels in wild elephants with that of similar elephants kept in zoos.
Jenna and Sean lead forces in vital elephant research; they compare glucose levels in wild elephants with that of similar elephants kept in zoos.
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S1, EP14 "Hope and Heartbreak"Alison prepares for the release of Nick, a critically endangered African penguin; Emily has to anaesthetise a cheetah that needs to go to a new home.
Work on the Wild Side
S1, EP17 "Living Wild"Jenna and Sean lead forces in vital elephant research; they compare glucose levels in wild elephants with that of similar elephants kept in zoos.
Work on the Wild Side
S1, EP18 "Animal Colonies"Harriet and the team tackle the problem of human and elephant conflict with an unusual experiment using African honeybees; Alison checks on a colony of Cape fur seals.
Work on the Wild Side
S1 "Hard Decisions"Emma is thrown into an emergency when a critical patient arrives with no time to prepare. In the field, Emily is forced to make one of the toughest decisions of her career when a Cape buffalo's condition deteriorates fast and every option carries risk. Meanwhile, Anna leads a high-pressure operation to dehorn five white rhinos - a procedure that protects them from poachers but demands precision, speed, and nerve. An episode where every choice carries real and lasting consequences.
Work on the Wild Side
S1, EP16 "Helping the Strong"Partially blind bull elephant Matambu is seriously injured; Harriet and the team are on a race against time to find him; Emily and Annie work with a herd of skittish roan antelope when one bolts and needs to be tracked down.
Work on the Wild Side
S1, EP15 "Rare Rhinos"Anna and the team dehorn two rare and dangerous black rhinos; Emma spends months rehabilitating Finya the Black-Backed Jackal for release, but getting her ready to move proves difficult; Jenna and Sean tackle human and elephant conflict.
Work on the Wild Side
S1, EP13 "Naughty by Nature"Harriet and the team at Elephants Alive are on a mission to save three elephants who are breaking out of their reserve and destroying local crops.
Work on the Wild Side
S1, EP11 "Big, Tall, and Small"Emily oversees a very tricky giraffe capture on the Eastern Cape; at the Care for Wild rhino sanctuary, Rachel's worried about orphan Lily's progress; it's a huge week for Emma, who's releasing six rehabilitated animals back into the wild.
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