Best of Outlook 2014 - Animal Stories
Survivors of tiger attacks, three-toed sloths and the rescue of a baby elephant.
Survivors of tiger attacks in the Sundarbans region of Bangladesh tell their stories to the ±«Óãtv's Candida Beveridge.
Monique Pool from Suriname opened her home to scores of three-toed sloths when the forest was being felled nearby.
Dorico de Alves is a man on a mission to save the endangered Lear's Macaw in Brazil.
Gary Roberts is a nurse and pilot from Chad who rescued a baby elephant in his light plane.
Andre Bauma is a park ranger in the DRC who has adopted some baby gorillas whose mothers have been killed by poachers.
James Nestor is an American free diver. He tells us about learning to dive without breathing equipment and swimming with sperm whales.
Picture: A Lear's Macaw, A Surinamese Sloth; A Bengal Tiger being released into the wild
Picture credits: Gibby Zobel; Rebecca Field; Getty Images.
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- Sun 28 Dec 2014 08:32GMT±«Óãtv World Service Online
- Mon 29 Dec 2014 01:32GMT±«Óãtv World Service Online
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