As I wrote about last year, the BBC filmed some of my PhD work on the babblers. This is forming part of a new documentary series called World’s Sneakiest Animals (if you click the link, the picture of the camera man on the dune is at the KRR on big dune). The first episode is being aired on Christmas day, so get tuned in for some wildlife adventures with Chris Packham – BBC Two 6.30pm.
Given the titles of the episodes I think that the babblers will not be taking centre stage on Christmas day but instead will flap onto our screens, in their typically pathetic flying style, in episode 2 on the 7th of Jan. I can’t wait to see one of my experiments recreated on TV, just wish I’d been able to be out there when the filming was done.
Here is the episode breakdown:
Episode 1 - Staying Alive - Christmas Day, BBC Two, 6.30pm
Episode 2 - The Hunger Game - 7th January, BBC Two, 8pm
Episode 3 - Sex, Lies and Dirty Tricks - 14th January, BBC Two, 8pm
Staying Alive will then be repeated on 21st January.
www.bbc.co.uk/sneakiestanimals #SneakiestAnimals
Given the titles of the episodes I think that the babblers will not be taking centre stage on Christmas day but instead will flap onto our screens, in their typically pathetic flying style, in episode 2 on the 7th of Jan. I can’t wait to see one of my experiments recreated on TV, just wish I’d been able to be out there when the filming was done.
Here is the episode breakdown:
Episode 1 - Staying Alive - Christmas Day, BBC Two, 6.30pm
Episode 2 - The Hunger Game - 7th January, BBC Two, 8pm
Episode 3 - Sex, Lies and Dirty Tricks - 14th January, BBC Two, 8pm
Staying Alive will then be repeated on 21st January.
www.bbc.co.uk/sneakiestanimals #SneakiestAnimals
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