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Whale Sharks
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For most of the year Whale Sharks roam the oceans undetected but with the latest satellite tracking we may be able to follow the movements of the world's largest fish.
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Transhumance Express
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Transhumance is the seasonal movement of shepherds and their livestock from mountains to fresh lowland based pastures. Tessa McGregor reports from Bulgaria.
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Narwhals
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Unicorns of the Sea - the legend of the unicorn comes from the Narwhal. Vikings sold Narwhal tusks during the Middle Ages without adequately describing the animal it came f...
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Blizzard of Monarch Butterflies
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Millions of Monarchs envelope BBC Radio 4 producer Grant Sonnex. He's in Cincua, Mexico to cover the stunning spectacle of the migrating Monarch Butterfly.
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Swimming with Dolphins
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We were looking for Leatherback Turtles but all we found were dolphins. Who would have thought we would be complaining about seeing dolphins?
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Catching Sockeye Salmon
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Fisherman Mike Davis and his crew make their living by catching Sockeye Salmon using nets. Grant Sonnex reports for BBC Radio 4's World On the Move: Great Animal Migrations.
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Welcome to Dillingham, Alaska
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Dillingham is a wild place where people come for the 40 million salmon, Grant Sonnex reports for BBC Radio 4's World On the Move: Great Animal Migrations
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Arctic Salmon: set netting
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In Dillingham Bay, Alaska, they use a technique called set netting to catch the sockeye salmon, Grant Sonnex reports for BBC Radio 4's World On the Move: Great Animal Migra...
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Daubentons Bats
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Are these bats the social outcasts of Wharfdale, Yorkshire? WOTM followed a team who are setting up nets beneath an old stone bridge.
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Toads on Roads
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BBC Radio 4's World On the Move find out why toads migrate.
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