Up close and personal with a chameleon
Synopsis
A chameleon's tongue extends four times faster than a jet fighter, demonstrating its unique feeding habits at Longleat.
Synopsis
At Longleat, a specialist wildlife cameraman films a chameleon, known for its tongue that extends four times faster than a jet fighter. Kate Humble and Ben Fogle discuss the dedication of keepers who care for animal orphans, revealing the challenges of wildlife management. Jean Johansson organizes a tug of war for the lion pride, illustrating the playful behavior of these big cats. The documentary captures the daily efforts involved in animal care and conservation at the park.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet the new wolves Eliska and Django at the park.
- Find out how zookeepers weigh a rhino.
- See the challenges of caring for animal orphans.
Did You Know
- The park is home to over a thousand animals.
- The breeding season for wolves generally runs from January to April.
- Eliska, the female wolf, is described as the more confident character.
- The male wolf, Django, tends to hide until he sees Eliska safely encounter something.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the names of the two newest additions to the carnivore section?
The two newest additions are a Eurasian wolf named Eliska and another wolf named Django.
What color are the Eurasian wolves compared to Timberwolves?
Eurasian wolves are described as a little more tawny in color than the Canadian Timberwolves.
What is the breeding season for wolves mentioned in the documentary?
The breeding season for wolves generally runs from about January to April.
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