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Roar

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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 7

Rani Price

Johny Pitts

Annette Clarke

Chris Powell

Roar: Series 7: Episode 8

Episode 8

Series 7

CBBC - Roar, Series 7, Episode 8

Johny finds out how to trick the lions into taking their medicine.

Wildlife series. Johny finds out how to trick the lions into taking their medicine, and Rani could get slimed when she has to make friends with a giant snail.

With a kick that can kill and claws that go back to the dinosaurs, the ostriches Gavin and Stacey are a dangerous duo, so the team are in for trouble when they attempt to take a peek at their nest. Meanwhile Johny is finding out how to trick the lions into taking their medicine, and Rani could get slimed when she has to make friends with a giant snail.

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Wild animal action and wacky creature fun.

Rani Price and Johny Pitts present an exciting mix of wild animal action and wacky creature fun.

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