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Following keepers in Port Lympne and Howletts wild animal parks

Following keepers in Port Lympne and Howletts wild animal parks in Kent as they take care of the animals

Roar: Series 5

Rani Price

Johny Pitts

Annette Clarke

Roar: Series 5: Episode 25

Episode 25

Series 5

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Why are a giraffe's front legs longer than the back ones?

Animal action with Johny Pitts and Rani Price. There's a heat wave in the parks so we get some tips from the animals about how to chill out.

Animal action with Rani Price and Johny Pitts. 

There's a heat wave in the parks so Johny Pitts tries to get some tips from the animals about how to chill out. Some go for a swim, others use their big ears, whilst the really cool ones love to sunbathe! Also why are a giraffe's front legs longer than the back ones? And why are the keepers smeering mud on the rhinos?

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Wild animal action and wacky creature fun.

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