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Wild World

on BBC One London

A series about animals - in close-up, in action, and in our lives-introduced by Tony Soper and Dodo Humphries
Today's edition includes a report on the fertile waters of the Humboldt Current off South America which provides a living for millions of sea birds: now man hunts anchovies, tunas and whales there and the situation is not so happy for the pelicans
Robert Gillmor joins Tony Soper looking for birds to draw on a journey up the River Tamar. The programme also includes advice on how to keep your tortoise alive (thousands of tortoises and terrapins die in the winter); and a close look at the curious world of flower animals
(from BBC South and West)

Contributors

Presenter:
Tony Soper
Presenter:
Dodo Humphries
Ornithologist:
Robert Gillmor
Director:
Keith Hopkins
Director:
Peter Crawford
Producer:
John Sparks

BBC One London

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