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Emma looks after Mars the aardvark who demands five-hour walks every night; Josie has her work cut out as an injured vervet monkey is rushed in after being run over; the time has come to dehorn five previously released white rhinos.
Emma looks after Mars the aardvark who demands five-hour walks every night; Josie has her work cut out as an injured vervet monkey is rushed in after being run over; the time has come to dehorn five previously released white rhinos.
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S1, EP4 "All Shapes and Sizes"Emma looks after Mars the aardvark who demands five-hour walks every night; Josie has her work cut out as an injured vervet monkey is rushed in after being run over; the time has come to dehorn five previously released white rhinos.
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S1, EP2 "Wake Up Call"Emily has a close call with a lion; Harriet hunts for an elephant; a baby rhino doesn't seem to be putting on enough weight.
Work on the Wild Side
S1, EP1 "Vets and Volunteers"Will and Rachael volunteer at the world's largest sanctuary for orphaned rhinos; Emily attempts a life-threatening giraffe relocation, while three warthogs run Emma ragged; Marine biologist Alison finds a new way of dealing with plastic pollution.
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