Stunning Mammals and Birds: Australia Trailer

Stunning Mammals and Birds: Australia Trailer (2022)

14 August 2022 Factual 48 mins

Australia is the country with the highest percentage of endemic mammals and birds, with 67 and 45% respectively. This documentary will show some of the most stunning, filmed in their natural habitats, with great photography and unique behaviour.

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