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Natural World - On The Trail Of Tarka DVD

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In 1927 Henry Williamson wrote Tarka the Otter about the life and death of an otter in Devon. This film goes in search of Tarka's descendents. Do they still fish the same pools as their forebears? Williamson's otters were treated as vermin and were trapped and hunted for sport. Today the otter is an endangered species and our attitude towards it has changed. Do the lives of modern otters reflect this shift? Combining well-loved fiction with modern-day fact this film contrasts the dramatic events of the novel with actual events from a modern otter's life.

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Released
18 August 2008
Directors
 
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Format
DVD 
Publisher
2 Entertain Video 
Classification
Runtime
50 minutes 
Features
PAL 
Barcode
5051561027819 
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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play In 1927 Henry Williamson wrote Tarka the Otter about the life and death of an otter in Devon This film goes in search of Tarka&39;s descendents Do they still fish the same pools as their forebears? Williamson&39;s otters were treated as vermin and were trapped and hunted for sport Today the otter is an endangered species and our attitude towards it has changed Do the lives of modern otters reflect this shift? Combining well-loved fiction with modern-day fact this film contrasts the dramatic events of the novel with actual events from a modern otter&39;s life Certificate Exempt from Classification Languages English - Dolby (20) Stereo