Wild Burma

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Mallard
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I don't have a TV but I pulled this up on iPlayer. The huge variety of wild life and the last breeding ground for tigers all threatened by loggers! Let's hope they can persuade them to get some sort of protection.
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Thanks Mallard, missed that and sounds my kind of doc.

I shall watch it.

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It's a lovely series with no silly stories about named animals, which a lot of wildlife programmes have descended into these days. But it knots your stomach to think that the pristine forests of Burma could soon be felled.

It can be watched on youtube too.
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