Just received word that the BBC is going to be filming a segment of a nature show on "Animal Intelligence" on our district. They're going to be filming the wild horse herd in the Cold Creek area. Did I mention this herd is almost completely domesticated? Eats out of your hand and follows you around?
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I am starting to wonder now about the credibility of these nature documentaries. :P
- Jenny
It's all spin and storytelling. :)
- CAJ was here
Since it's about animal intelligence, could they be focusing on the herd's adaptation to the humans around it? (trying to be positive)
- Katy S
I started to wonder about their credibility when I saw a show on how a nature documentary's producers substantially edited unrelated footage to make it look like it told a particular story – and that was just for a 30-second or so clip.
- John (bird whisperer)
Sounds like they will be easier to film.
- Eric @ CS Techcast
Katy, that is what I am hoping. Chris, I once had aspirations of being a female version of Jeff Corwin, but I'm firmly grounded in reality at present. ;)
- Jenny
LogEx, I'm sure they would love to hear me rail against the wild horse and burro program. ;)
- Jenny
A good friend of mine worked with Jeff Corwin - trust me, you do not want to be that guy, female version or otherwise.
- Corinne L
Cool.
- Kol Tregaskes