Episode 2
Documentary. Ellie Harrison and Max Hug Williams follow the stories of orphaned baby animals. In Australia, Ellie meets Stacy, the baby wombat with a big personality.
Ellie Harrison and Max Hug Williams continue to follow the stories of orphaned baby animals on opposite sides of the world.
In Australia, Ellie meets Stacy, the baby wombat with a big personality. Carer Sue looks after her in the family home, but stubborn Stacey can be quite a handful. And in a wildlife rescue centre in Costa Rica, Newbie the baby three-toed sloth continues the battle with pneumonia and her rehabilitation, and Al, a laid-back anteater, needs to learn the knack of dealing with aggressive jungle ants.
All of them are on a challenging journey back to the wild, where they belong.
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Stacey the wombat lets off some steam
Duration: 01:32
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Newbie the three-toed sloth climbs her first tree
Duration: 01:37
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Tiny the two-toed sloth is rescued
Duration: 02:10
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Al the anteater must learn to deal with ants
Duration: 02:47
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The orphanages
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Ellie Harrison |
| Presenter | Max Hug Williams |
| Producer | Will Ridgeon |
| Executive Producer | Lucinda Axelsson |
| Executive Producer | Tim Martin |
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