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Wild Africa

Rating:3.4 of 5Total number of episodes:28Last broadcast:29/01/2019 at 15:00
January 2019
1:00:00

Lakes and Rivers (S1E6)

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Exploring the vast landscapes and staggering extremes of the African continent. Here, a look at the wildlife that congregates around Africa's lakes and rivers.
1:00:00

Jungle (S1E5)

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The amazing natural history series exploring the African continent. See giant fruit falling from the skies, fish swimming in an elephant's footprint and poison-eating monkeys.
1:00:00

Coasts (S1E4)

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Africa's vast and varied coastline plays host to tree-climbing crabs and shark-eating baboons. Witness these and other bizarre creatures in the superb natural history series.
1:00:00

Deserts (S1E3)

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The diverse flora and fauna of the world's second biggest continent. Learn how animals have found ways to flourish in the parts of Africa where rain may not fall for years.
1:00:00

Savannah (S1E2)

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Exploring the extremes of the African continent. Here, a look at Africa's savannahs - grassy plains and woodland filled with huge herds of buffalo, wildebeest and gazelles.
1:00:00

Mountains (S1E1)

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Discover the dramatic extremes of the African continent. This first episode focuses on mountain-dwelling wildlife such as Ethiopian wolves and the bizarre gelada baboons.
December 2018
1:00:00

Lakes and Rivers (S1E6)

4.0 1 x
Exploring the vast landscapes and staggering extremes of the African continent. Here, a look at the wildlife that congregates around Africa's lakes and rivers.
1:00:00

Jungle (S1E5)

3.0 3 x
The amazing natural history series exploring the African continent. See giant fruit falling from the skies, fish swimming in an elephant's footprint and poison-eating monkeys.
1:00:00

Coasts (S1E4)

4.0 1 x
Africa's vast and varied coastline plays host to tree-climbing crabs and shark-eating baboons. Witness these and other bizarre creatures in the superb natural history series.
1:00:00

Deserts (S1E3)

3.0 3 x
The diverse flora and fauna of the world's second biggest continent. Learn how animals have found ways to flourish in the parts of Africa where rain may not fall for years.
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