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Nature at its Best: Serengeti

BBC Radio 4
on BBC Radio 4 FM

Two million wildebeeste, half a million thompson's gazelle and a quarter-million zebra track the changing seasons across more than 5000 square miles of savannah that is Tanzania's Serengetl National Park.
Zoologists Malcolm Coe and Robin Pellew, and wildlife film-makers Alan Root and Hugo van Lawick help celebrate its Diamond Jubilee with tales of bottom-biting leopards, hammer-chewing hyenas and a man-hunting rogue elephant.
Presented by Barry Paine
BBC Bristol (Repent)

Contributors

Unknown:
Malcolm Coe
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Robin Pellew
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Alan Root
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Hugo Van
Presenter:
Barry Paine
Producer:
Michael Bright
Source: Radio Times

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