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Otters - Nature of Britain - BBC One
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November 6, 2007
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Alan Titchmarsh travels from the top of the British Isles to the bottom, to discover what makes our island home - and its wild creatures - so special. From boxing hares to blonde hedgehogs, swirling starlings to swooping seabirds, and fighting seals to leaping dolphins - Britain's rich natural heritage is full of wonder, spectacle and surprise.
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