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series India: Wild Encounters everyday at 8 p.m. on Animal Planet
provides a glimpse of rich wildlife of India. Wildlife explorers —
Jeff Corwin, Austin Stevens and Dave Salmoni — capture the enthralling
stories such as a rhino’s journey from infancy to adolescence,
Ranthambhore’s big cats, tigers of Sunderbans and the elephants of
North East India. The series also follows the endangered river dolphins
of Ganges and King Cobra that lives in the remote forests of South
India. In the series, the expertstrek all over India, from the foothills
of the Himalayas, where two of most endangered fishers on earth live in
the chilly waters of the Girwa River, a gharial; a weird-looking
crocodile with a Wild Encounters showcases the unique and rich wildlife of India
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narrow, tooth-studded snout, and the Ganges River
Dolphin. From the world’s largest venomous snake, the King cobra, 18
feet in length, with a head as big as a hand and stands tall enough to
look a grown man straight in the eye, with enough venom in a single bite
to kill more than 20 men to a front line of a war between humans and
elephants, the series has all kind of adventures. Zoologist Dave Salmoni,
joins forces with an armed elephant squad, helps defend the villages of
North East India from rampaging elephants. — TNS