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    What are the 10 animals David Attenborough chose to take on Attenborough's Ark a Natural World Special on the BBC?

    Question #128760. Asked by markswood. (Jan 04 13 5:10 AM)


    muzzyhill3

    		http://www.guardian.co.uk/tv-and-radio/2012/nov/10/attenboroughs-ark-tv-review

    They are listed in the website above and are:

    black lion tamarin
    Sumatran rhino
    solenodon
    olm
    spatuletail hummingbird
    Darwin's frog
    pangolin
    Priam's birdwing butterfly
    quoll

    Jan 04 13, 7:13 AM
    gme24

    		http://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/proginfo/2012/45/attenboroughs-ark.html


    Jan 04 13, 7:13 AM
    muzzyhill3

    		Oops missed one

    Venus's Flower Basket


    Jan 04 13, 7:15 AM

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