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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.
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.
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S1, EP19 "Joining Forces"Debbie calls on Emma to take in two baby jackals that have been abandoned; Josie introduces orphan Theo to his new foster mom.
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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.
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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.
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S1, EP20 "Close Calls"Emma has a tiny bush baby that needs round-the-clock care; Jenna and Sean have to stop elephant research as a bush fire comes close to destroying their home.
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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.
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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.
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S1, EP12 "Danger in South Africa"Annie and Will move an infamous pride of lions at the Sibuya Game Reserve; Emma checks on some genets and a bush baby; over at the Vervet Monkey Foundation, Josie introduces some blind and compromised monkeys to their new home.
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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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