Saw this advertising in the paper looks good. Basically cameras that look like animals and you get close up views of animals similar to that Penguin camera that was on a programme few years ago.
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Spy In The Wild Thursday 12th January 2017 (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Euan Buchan
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Looking forward to this programme tonight.
Yes me too... looks really interesting. Set to record.
Thanks Euan.
Thanks Euan.
Absolutely loved it tonight the images were amazing and it was just extraordinary how wild animals behaved with the Spy cameras.
Farnboro John
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I watched this expecting some nice photography and dreading banality and cuteness. Instead I was increasingly astonished and riveted. Excellent stuff!
John
John
Mmmm... I watched it this afternoon.
It was excellent, with some amazing behaviour captured. I'm so glad I've recorded this.
It was excellent, with some amazing behaviour captured. I'm so glad I've recorded this.
Only managed fifteen minutes before giving up, despite all the hype about the spy cams there was very little actual footage from them used, in the crocodile section there were what seemed like barely ten seconds of footage from inside the mothers' mouth, the remainder of the section was all filmed with other cameras. Disappointing to say the least. Won't be watching any more. Also, like so many natural history programmes the same s*dding species all the time, elephants, crocs, chimps, meerkats, let's have a bit of variety, there are only millions of species on earth after all.
Farnboro John
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I agree with you a bit, but when there's new behaviour being shown I don't mind seeing the same species (my personal bugbear is elephants: seen one, seen 'em all as far as I'm concerned.) The langur and chimp sequences were extraordinary.
John
The Orangeatan sawing was. Y favourite tonight
As much as I'm enjoying this series it is getting boring seeing the same animals every week.
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