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Walk with Beasts premieres on BBC One

Posted by on Tue 13 Nov 2001 - 16:38
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A sequel to the popular "Walk with Dinosaurs", "Walk with Beasts" will bring to life the species of mammals and birds which flourished after the demise of the dinosaurs. From the likes of the wooly rhinoceros and sabretooth tiger to more obscure but equally fascinating creatures such as the terror birds and the early ancestors of whales. Those not able to watch on BBC One when it premieres this Thursday can still enjoy the website, complete with pictures, video clips, facts, and the mammalian family tree.

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Mistletoe — Wed 14 Nov 2001 - 22:23
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Isn't this a Discovery Channel program?

MelSkunk — Thu 15 Nov 2001 - 12:58
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It will be on Discovery channel, but it's a BBC production, as was Walking with Dinosaurs.

Melissa "MelSkunk" Drake

Anon — Thu 15 Nov 2001 - 21:25
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I Belive it begins December 8th on the Discovery Channel.

http://www.discovery.com/

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