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The trailer at the link looks like there will be some great spectacular photograhy
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Yet the moose remains a mysterious creature whose population is declining across North America "at an alarming rate," suggests the new documentary "Moose: A Year in the Life of a Twig Eater," which airs as the season opener of CBC-TV's "The Nature of Things" on Thursday.
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/epi...f-a-twig-eater
Love these documentaries.
Thanks, Mike! I'll have to watch.
thanks bud,
I will definitely tape that!!
Bump this back up as a reminder this documentary is on this evening, looks like it will be an entertaining show.
watched it last night. the footage was amazing. the story, lack of background info, abundance of commercials, not so much.
glad I caught it though.
thanks for the heads up!
I was amazed to learn that moose can dive upto 5 meters under water to eat!!
I also watched it last night. Amazing footage! I'm not a fan of that guy though. It sounded like a 12 year old school project. I also didn't know they dove 18ft to get to aquatic plants. That's impressive!
One Moose expert records them diving to 28 feet.
Is thos thr samr one they shown on pbs the wrrk before or is it all new?
Probably not. This is a CBC exclusive (David Suzuki - The Nature of Things) season premier.
Wonderful footage. Really beautiful creatures and a difficult life.
This show just highlights to me how poorly managed our moose population is. Why are we still hunting calves? Other than the $5+million the govt gets from tag sales.
Nice footage; although it was concentrated in Jasper park, would it be possible that due to mountainous area its harder for them to survive?