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Martin Clunes's Wild Life

On the hit series Doc Martin, Martin Clunes's unapproachable-and sometimes downright unlikeable-character hates dogs, but the actor himself has an abiding love for animals. In these six charming documentaries, he shares his fascination with all kinds of creatures-from man's best friend to the elusive manta ray. An affable and curious host, Clunes travels from his own Dorset farm to far-flung locales, including Madagascar and Kenya.

2014 1 season · 8 episodes Ended

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First aired
Seasons
1
Episodes
8
Status
Ended

Latest aired episode

S1 E8

Martin Clunes and a Lion Called Mugie

Aired 46 min

Clunes joins a mission to make wildlife history by returning endangered lions to Kora National Park, the Kenyan nature reserve of Born Free fame.

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  • Season 1

    8 episodes

    First episode aired

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