Relationships
A team of wildlife experts travel the globe in search of the most surprising animal stories. This episode explores the amazing bonds that animals have with each other.
This episode explores the amazing bonds that animals have with each other and looks at some of the remarkable relationships they can have with humans.
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall is in Costa Rica looking at team spirit in capuchin monkeys. Biologist Patrick Aryee finds out how vultures are saving lives. Zoologist Lucy Cooke is in the US, discovering the medicine that may improve a rare pig's relationship problems. And conservationist Giles Clark finds out how a clever matchmaking technique could help save the clouded leopard from extinction.
The programme also meets the people who, as a result of the rhino poaching crisis in Africa, have struck up relationships with one of the world's most endangered species. In South Africa, scientists uncover an unexpected relationship between two very different animals, and in Australia we find out how man's best friend is helping to bring penguins back from the brink.
Last on
Clips
-
Aggressive capuchins
Duration: 01:46
-
How to speak big cat
Duration: 02:14
Music Played
-
Maayan Rechler, Yarden Rechler
Stay With Me (Feat. Matt Lorentzen) [Eden Dahari Remix]
Credits
Role | Contributor |
---|---|
Presenter | Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall |
Presenter | Giles Clark |
Presenter | Lucy Cooke |
Presenter | Patrick Aryee |
Executive Producer | Alice Keens-Soper |
Series Producer | Gary Broadhurst |
Director | Serena Davies |
Director | Rob Neil |
Producer | Rob Neil |
Production Manager | Samantha Tilyard |
Production Company | Oxford Scientific Films |