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Streetwise Sumatra’s Last Tigers
Around 7,000 herons live permanently in Amsterdam, Deep in the heart of Sumatra’s Jambi region a hunt is on. In
capital of the Netherlands. Most people don’t have any 2010, eight Indonesians were murdered in the forest and the
problem with these long-legged thieves, but if you run a fast killer is still at large. Of the eight victims, seven have been
food restaurant or live next door to the lady who feeds them partially eaten. What creature counts humans as a food
each day, then these birds can become quite a nuisance. source? A 300lb Sumatran tiger.
Streetwise opens up the floor to both their supporters
and their opponents.

genre: Nature & Wildlife genre: Nature & Wildlife
format: 1 x 60’ / HD format: 1 x 60’ / HD
credits: Corona Pictures credits: Infocusasia/OTF/NGCI/MDA Singapore

Super Senses Tall & Tiny: Nature’s Extremes

Ever wondered why some animals have such crazy looking Tremendously tall or ridiculously small. Meet giant birds that
sense organs? Why do snakes have a split tongue? Why can’t fly and even bigger mammals that defy gravity. There
do elephants have such huge ears? Why do moths have is the brush turkey with its outrageously large feet – and the
antennae that look like feathers? Every feature has a obscure – giant African bullfrogs challenging each other for
special purpose that has evolved to ensure the survival their offspring! En-masse, termites become fierce defenders,
of the animal. Just like us, animals rely on their senses for schools of anchovies become impenetrable and we find
communication, navigation, finding food and staying safe. out that much on Earth that appears gigantic is made up or
nourished by the smallest of the small.
genre: Nature & Wildlife genre: Nature & Wildlife
format: 13 x 30’ / HD format: 1 x 60’ / HD
credits: KM Plus Media/Big Media credits: Terra Mater Factual Studios