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Dec. 28, 2007
Wildlife Safari
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| Ira talks to three world explorers--a photographer, an acoustician and a scientist--about documenting wildlife in the most remote places on Earth. We'll eavesdrop on barking baboons in Zimbabwe, track jaguars through the jungles of Belize and scope out rare mountain goats in India. |
Produced by Flora Lichtman, Correspondent and Managing Editor, Video
Guests
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Bernie Krause
Bio-acoustician
CEO and President
Wild Sanctuary
Glen Ellen, California -
Frans Lanting
Wildlife Photographer
Contributor for National Geographic
Santa Cruz, California -
Alan Rabinowitz
Director for Science and Exploration
Wildlife Conservation Society
Bronx, New York
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