Episode 7
A keeper challenges an award-winning wildlife photographer to capture a 'prey's-eye-view' of his lions and tigers. But will the remote-control buggy camera survive?
Kate Humble and Ben Fogle are back with another action-packed episode at Longleat Safari Park. Keeper Caleb challenges award-winning wildlife photographer Will Burrard-Lucas to capture a 'prey's-eye-view' of his lions and tigers. But can Will's remote-control buggy camera survive some of the planet's most ferocious predators?
Arabella the binturong isn't eating and no-one knows why - can the vets get to the root of this mysterious animal's ailment before it is too late? Ben tries to win over a parrot whose beak is still out of joint from his visit last year, while Jean Johansson gets closer than ever before to the world's largest snail and meets a surprising predator.
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Wolves (feat. Stig of The Dump, Rag'n'bone Man, Stig of The Dump)
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Ben Fogle |
| Presenter | Kate Humble |
| Presenter | Jean Johansson |
| Executive Producer | Joff Wilson |
| Series Producer | Jessica Parrish |
| Production Company | Remarkable TV |
