The Ex Factor ; All These Animals Face Extinction in the Next 50 Years but Their Hopes of Survival Could Be Transformed by an Unlikely Tv Talent Show
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The BBC is encouraging its viewers to do all they can to save the planet in one of its most ambitious projects to date. No small task, you would think, but one that you can achieve this summer just by sitting comfortably at home in front of the TV, watching nine celebrities travel the globe highlighting the plight of endangered animals.
Saving Planet Earth commemorates the BBC Natural History Unit's 50th anniversary and is hosted by Sir David Attenborough. The all- star line-up includes Will Young, TV presenter Nick Knowles, Fiona Bruce, Radio 1 DJ Edith Bowman, Jack Osbourne, Carol Thatcher and Saira Khan, all encouraging you to donate Pounds 10 to the cause of their respective animals.See the full content of this document
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The Ex Factor ; All These Animals Face Extinction in the Next 50 Years but Their Hopes of Survival Could Be Transformed by an Unlikely Tv Talent Show
Each celebrity will argue for their species, all of which could be extinct by 2050 if we continue to destroy their habitat.
Singer Will Young went to Cameroon to find out about the lowland gorillas falling victim to the bush meat trade. 'Being so close to a gorilla was a completely remarkable experience,' he says. 'It's incredible to see an animal so similar to us. To ...See the full content of this document
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