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Corwin's Quest - Episode 8: The Blue Whale's Tail

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: Corwin's Quest - Episode 8: The Blue Whale's Tail
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Binding: DVD
EAN: 0883629142494
Format: NTSC
Label: Discovery Channel
Manufacturer: Discovery Channel
Publisher: Discovery Channel
Release Date: February 09, 2007
Sales Rank: 112639
Studio: Discovery Channel



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Jeff Corwin is back traveling the globe in search of the world's most interesting animals, but this time he's really on a mission. Jeff's doing more than just watching, it's his Quest to truly experience the animal's wild lives. In each episode Jeff will explore different themes of animal life, such as Attack, Speed and Giants. He will be searching out the creatures that best demonstrate these features. As he moves from country to country between locations that will range from the urban to the exotic - from the jungles of Borneo and Costa Rica to down town Austin, Texas - from the depths of the ocean to the heat of the desert - he'll utilize wilderness field-craft and low-tech props to get closer to the animals and explain the way they live. The series combines the fun, adventure and the best of Jeff Corwin's on-screen style with beautifully crafted blue chip natural history sequences; specially-shot footage that reveals the biology and behavior of an incredible array of beasts. Episode 8: 'My mission is to track down and get close to the largest living animal on the planet ever, the Blue Whale!' Jeff teams up with a team of scientists to try and track down the incredible Blue Whale, the biggest animal that's ever lived. But they are not as easy to find as you might think! But the search is helped by Mola Mola, Dall's porpoise, Storm petrols (bird) and Humpback Whales.

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