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⏲ Duration: 1 min 88 sec
✓ Published: 08-Feb-2021
✓ Published: 08-Feb-2021
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(B1P-C1) A day in the life of filmmaker Kim Wolhuter, with a very unique approach to wildlife documentary filming: up close and personal. He narrates his adventures as he sets off in his old companion, a car equipped with half a dozen cameras and almost as many bangs and holes. For his latest documentary, he’s filming spotted hyenas.nnVersion: 199300nnIn this version the shots of the animals licking Kim’s feet have been removed. nnnThis is an educational video provided to you by the Digital
(B1P-C1) A day in the life of filmmaker Kim Wolhuter, with a very unique approach to wildlife documentary filming: up close and personal. He narrates his adventures as he sets off in his old companion, a car equipped with half a dozen cameras and almost as many bangs and holes. For his latest documentary, he’s filming spotted hyenas.nnVersion: 199300nnIn this version the shots of the animals licking Kim’s feet have been removed. nnnThis is an educational video provided to you by the Digital
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_a-newly-born-giraffe.webp "We came upon this newly born giraffe calf just a minute or two after it had been born. It was still wet and very unsteady on its feet. It was mid afternoon near Kicheche Bush Camp in the nOlare Motorogi Conservancy, Maasai Mara, Kenya. The umbilical cord was still hanging out of the mother and she was licking her new infant. We were fortunate enough to witness the first suckling by this calf. A newly born giraffe is very vulnerable to predators and needs to learn to walk quickly.Let’s hope t")
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