Trailer: Oscar Wilde’s Short Stories

Oscar Wilde’s Fairy Tales continue to exert the same pull over the imagination and emotions as they did when he first read them to his children in the 1880s.

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Afrycam African Video – Episode 5 Chimp Island

We’re off to Ngamba Island, a sanctuary for chimpanzees. Sadly I wasn’t able to go near the chips due to a severe cold. Mark Carwardine will delight you with his new friend however. For more information on the Last Chance to See series visit the BBC’s Last Chance to See website.

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Afrycam African Video – Episode 4 Wild Rhinos

Close encounters with a rhinoceros then after lunch I have a drink with a giraffe. Later on I meet a 14 year old blind Rhino. or more information on the Last Chance to See series visit the BBC’s Last Chance to See website.

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Afrycam African Video – Episode 3 Darting & Carting

An early start for all us on day 2 in Kenya. This morning, the team will be tagging and moving a rhinoceros to avoid over population. I am honoured with a souvenir of sorts. or more information on the Last Chance to See series visit the BBC’s Last Chance to See website.

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Afrycam African Video – Episode 2 Ivory Ash

It’s day one of filming for Last Chance to See and I’ve managed to fit in time to film for you, an extraordinary symbol of Kenyan action against Elephant poaching. or more information on the Last Chance to See series visit the BBC’s Last Chance to See website.

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OSCAR WILDE'S SHORT STORIES

OSCAR WILDE'S SHORT STORIES

Oscar Wilde's Fairy Tales continue to exert the same pull over the imagination and emotions as they did when he first read them to his children in the 1880s.