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| BaftaBaby |
Posted - 02/09/2013 : 23:31:55
Hi Sean & all interested in natural history, specially the P word.
The wonderful BBC natural history unit has been filming for something like a year and developed some amazing technology to film a new series about Emporer, Humbolt,rockhopper penguins & more.
Click for BBC trailer of series and interview & demo of the unique cams.
Enjoy!
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| Sean |
Posted - 02/12/2013 : 22:07:49
Yep, this was posted on my FB profile yesterday (I didn't see your original post, was away... fishing and looking for penguins!).
Non-Brits can't watch the trailers. 
I'll be watching this somehow or other, legally or illegally. 
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Originally posted by BaftaBabe
Click for BBC trailer of series and interview & demo of the unique cams.
I can watch this one though. Watching now. 
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| BaftaBaby |
Posted - 02/12/2013 : 14:43:12
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Originally posted by BaftaBabe
Hi Sean & all interested in natural history, specially the P word.
The wonderful BBC natural history unit has been filming for something like a year and developed some amazing technology to film a new series about Emporer, Humbolt,rockhopper penguins & more.
Click for BBC trailer of series and interview & demo of the unique cams.
Enjoy!
Dunno if you [or anyone else] can access this
I'm pretty sure you'll need a UK tv license - but judging by this first episode, it's truly a ground-breaking - even ice-breaking - series! The show features 3 species: the mighty Emperor, the rock-hopper, and the Humbolt.
Sheer wonderment.
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