I'm sure they must be primed before they do this tasks... otherwise they're far too clever.

It was fascinating seeing all the dots joined together. Recognising the high water mark, then tying the otter deaths with periods of high rain... GENIUS!

Building a raft platform to make constructing the walkway much easier was brilliant.

Wild Thing always seems to have such a clear narrative, and they (seem) to show you all the pieces in the puzzle.

We must be getting near the end of the series now, I hope we'll find out whether there will be a second series too.

yes and if it will be out on dvd.or ore reptiles.

I absolutely love this series - and Bill Bailey is a genius bit of "casting". More,please ...

Hi

just a quick post to let you know that we have some more info on otters incl a video clip of otters in the wild at:

[URL=http://www.channel4.com/science/microsites/W/wild_thing/info_29.html]channel4.com/wildthing[/URL

best wishes

C4 Science Editor

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Originally posted by crumbledust:
We must be getting near the end of the series now, I hope we'll find out whether there will be a second series too.

Looks like there's only three more episodes left - barn owls, water voles and the look back programme.

Hopefully we'll see more traffic in here when it ends. (The same thing happened with Men In White - you only miss it when it's gone )