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Martin Hughes-Games joins the teams battling to save the iconic Tasmanian devil.

Martin Hughes-Games investigates the plight of threatened species. He joins the teams battling to save the iconic Tasmanian devil and learns of the plight of the koala.

In this programme, Martin Hughes-Games looks at the problems animals face when they live on islands. These creatures have evolved in unique ways, and when disaster strikes they have nowhere to run. Martin's journey takes him to Tasmania, where he discovers that saving a species involves more than successful breeding. The iconic Tasmanian devil is suffering from a catastrophic disease, and it is estimated that 80% of wild devils have already perished. Martin is on the ground with teams battling to save the few who are surviving. Other island creatures in danger of extinction include the koala and the extraordinary Madagascan aye-aye.

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Martin Hughes-Games looks at the plight of the world's endangered species

Zoologist Martin Hughes-Games travels the world to discover the plight of threatened species and meets the babies born against the odds.

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