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Miracle of the Scarlet Salmon

on BBC One London

Narrated by Hugh Falkus Once every four years
2 million brilliant red salmon reach the beautiful little
Adams River near the Rocky Mountains of Canada. Here they spawn and die in an extraordinary wildlife spectacle watched by a quarter of a million people. Their dramatic story of survival includes avoiding killer whales, fur seals, bears, sharks, ospreys and otters as well as man's fishing lines, nets, dams, pollution and finally involves a journey up Hell's Gate Canyon.
And much of this is seen from the salmon's point of view! Photography RICK ROSENTHAL Film editor CHRIS ORRELL Producer RICHARD BROCK BBC Bristol
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Contributors

Unknown:
Hugh Falkus
Unknown:
Rick Rosenthal
Editor:
Chris Orrell
Producer:
Richard Brock

BBC One London

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