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Peter Caldwell also looks after the lions for Kevin Richardson AKA The Lion Whisperer

Beautiful animals, great interview as usual.

Hawk's crops are amazing. My Harris' Hawks can consume 180g (F-1200g, M-800g body weight), but it takes them some time to put that down. It's hard to say how is put down into the stomach each time. But it can take 3-4 hours for sure to put it all down. This is a full quail and they are fed this large amount infrequently during the season and frequently during the molt.

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I first John Beaumont in high school in Chester, in the 1980's.He is a very talented guy, who had a true connection to animals, nature, wildlife and was passionate about protecting our natural environment, he was way ahead of his time.John you are brilliant

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Very enjoyable interview as usual interesting information.

Love Dr Caldwell. See him working with Kevin Richardson aka the 'Lion Whisperer' and saw the results of the way female big cats who got ovariectomies and are not fully spayed grow the manes and get more aggressive when the remnants of the ovary change. Also, the pyometra infections they get. Kevin has enormous respect for him. As do l.

This video is incredibly eye-opening! It's alarming to learn about the drastic decline of African vultures over the past 30 years. Andre Botha's insights into the importance of vultures and the urgent need for conservation efforts are both inspiring and educational. The Practical Animal channel does a fantastic job of highlighting the critical role these birds play in our ecosystems. Definitely a must-watch for anyone passionate about wildlife conservation! Great Job Mr. Beaumont

They are a beautiful looking creature, nice interview, very educational.

Marvelous job Dr Stacy!!

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Brilliant work Zafeer

Brilliant work Zafeer 🎉❤

Thank you for this opportunity! excellent work

Lovely cats aren’t they, well interviewed.

Thanks for all the valuable information.

This project has brought so much awareness here in Cape Town.

Great information and visuals! Well done! 👏 I really hope that this work goes towards the growth of the population which is essential in keeping a fine eco-balance in our mountain range. I also hope that the trapping and snaring of these beautiful cats for muti is given the highest priority and that jail sentences are given to the culprits. I also hope that Minister Creecy's Department is aware of this information and more effective and interested than they are in the baboon management field here in the Western Cape Table Mountain range. I read recently that lions and leopards don't have a taste for feline meat so perhaps in the Overberg Range, they and the leopards should exist happily.

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Awesome! Very informative documentary, congratulations

I would like to say i am an expert in most animals except birds. This video is a great insight to bird behaviour and how easy one can misunderstand them. Putting that human imprint on them sounds like it can really cause some negative impact for release. Some great info here thanks

Enjoyed this interview, something id like the chance to do, I have had a few birds given to me that have been injured main pigeon and Dove, I would like to do the same with bird of prey, dont seem to hear of any, thats good i guess. Take care.

I imagine salaries for this work in Latin America are quite low?

Always an interesting interview, great work.

I watched this but didn't comment after watching, better late than never as they say. A lovely interview.

Another top interview, you really do get some good unusual interviews .

I was lucky enough to witness vultures on safari in Kenya they are remarkable animals they keep their territory clean of decease which is beneficial to multiple animals and humans there is differently a pecking order at all eating stations ie dead carrion carcasses

I watched this when it came out , just noticed my comment didn’t upload. Lovely interview, we thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you.

Id love to go and help the wildlife/conservation effort but I AM TOO SENSITIVE GOD DAMNIT! I would just be a mess if I saw an injured animal, big ups to the people who do this kind of thing and awesome interview. Can't believe such small number of subs for quality like this! :)

Top interviews john, always enjoy them.

Good listening as usual, keep em coming. 👌

Top interview interesting guy and doing a great job. Take care and thank you for sharing..

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Enjoyed the interview, ihave thought about doing falconry experience in hunting, i often have visitors with me. I think this lady has done a great job setting up this business. I dont think general public think teathering is cruel, i think a minority of animal rights people have to much time on their hands and have no idea what they are even talking about. Well done 👍

Fantastic! Super insightful, interesting and inspiring! Great interview 👍 👏🏼

Great content ,interesting as usual.

this was a wonderful interview!!

Had a training session with Simon with my Spaniel 9 years ago. Really liked his methods but can’t find him online at all now apart from this video.

Another interesting interview 👍

great job

Enjoyed this interview, enthusiastic falconer for sure. Good luck 👍

Thanks again, always good.

Great job guys

Interesting insight, very sad to see suffering, its good to know some people care, have a great week.

Jemima Parry Jones is responsible for the new regulations

Nice interview as usually, good luck

Very enjoyable interview interesting chat, I'm sure I heard him say a Harris Hawk flew free in 3 days , that must be a record. Thanks for sharing.

I went to school with John B in the mid 1980s, he was passionate about nature and animals back then, a brilliant guy with such intense interest in nature, animals and conservation

I do agree that we should think about the welfare of the birds and dont let public views push falconrys direction. For some reason Falconers get on with the job of an age old art and conservation, and a minority of the public have energetic views which can be wrong, or not fully aware. Usually these peaple are against all animals in captivity, fish, dogs, horses, there would be no end. The problem is they protest we dont. Good interview.