Animal Migration in a Climate of Change - Part Three

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Documentary, Society & Culture

4.3 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 10 November 2008

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

Animal Migration in a Climate of Change is a special four-part series that explores the way environmental change is affecting the natural movement of animals all around the world. In Part Three, The Elephant's Journey, Brett Westwood looks at African elephant migration.

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0:14.0	Now in animal migrations the last of four programs exploring the epic
0:18.0	journeys made by certain species,
0:20.0	Bret Westwood takes to the road on a wild goose chase as he joins
0:24.0	scientists following one of the world's rarest and most threatened geese.
0:28.0	So the road sort of goes well it looks like it limps all the way around there doesn't it?
0:32.0	Rain's coming on.
0:34.0	I'll just take this left over here.
0:36.0	Is this sort of a very flat lowland boggy area what you expected?
0:40.0	Well this looks like that cop grass doesn't it?
0:42.0	A bit of bog land.
0:44.0	Yeah. Just at the head of the what is pretty much the estuary in it.
0:48.0	The river going down through it.
0:50.0	So ideal work front habit, isn't it?
0:52.0	Don't go off the road.
0:54.0	Don't go off the road.
0:56.0	I'm hanging on for dear life some of the the drops of these roads are quite steep.
1:00.0	So there we are, there we are.
1:02.0	We just see the two swans and then the one front.
1:04.0	There's some of the roads sort of loafing there aren't they?
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