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Borneo Wildlife Warriors: Episode 5 [video]

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Published in Wildlife

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21 Apr
2017

Aaron Gekoski continues working alongside the Wildlife Rescue Unit

Watch Episode 5 of Borneo Wildlife Warriors! After an emergency call, Ben and Bertie are on the road. But what animal needs saving? And will they make it in time? Afterwards, Bertie is reunited with Baby Joe and gets some hands-on experience with this boisterous young elephant...

Catch up on the first four episodes by clicking here.

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