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 | The Way We Went Wild: Programme 3 (2004) The final episode of the The Way We Went Wild trilogy, this hour long programme explores the backgrounds of a new generation of natural history... |
 | The Wild Dogs of Africa (1973) A riveting and incredibly dramatic account of African wild dogs, world renowned wildlife cameraman, Hugo van Lawick, explores behaviour and social... |
 | The Wildlife Specials: Crocodile: The Smiling Predator (1997) Crocodile: The Smiling Predator is a fascinating celebration of these powerful and formidable predators, using underwater and infra-red photography... |
 | The Wildlife Specials: Polar bear: The Arctic Warrior (1997) Part of a series of one-off BBC wildlife specials to mark forty years of the BBC Natural History Unit, Polar bear: The Arctic Warrior is a fascinating... |
 | The Year of the Deer (1977) Shown as part of the Wildlife on One strand, Year of the Deer is a sensitive and intimate portrayal of fallow deer in Hampshire's New Forest... |
 | The Year of the Wildebeest (1975) Successfully conveying the sheer scale and enormity of the wildebeest migration, The Year of the Wildebeest, provides a breathtakingly dramatic... |
 | They Said It Couldn't Be Done: In-Flight Movie (1999) Discussing a truly groundbreaking production, They Said It Couldn't Be Done: In-Flight Movie sees David Attenborough chatting with award-winning... |
 | They Said It Couldn't Be Done: Kingdom of the Ice Bear: The Frozen Ocean (1999) The second of seven programmes celebrating pioneering natural history documentaries, They Said It Couldn't Be Done: Kingdom Of The Ice Bear:... |
 | They Said It Couldn't Be Done: Mzima: Portrait of a Spring (1999) In front of an audience at the Royal Geographical Society, David Attenborough engages in a frank and highly entertaining discussion with the... |
 | They Said It Couldn't Be Done: Too Close For Comfort (1999) In front of an audience at the Royal Geographical Society, David Attenborough interviews award-winning cameraman Mike Richards, discussing the... |
