Our Wild Darlings

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- 3.1 Playful fellows
- 3.2 Mysterious Friends
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Nature Documentary hosted by Peter Faerber, published by Terra Mater in 2015 - English narration

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This two part documentary is dedicated to our pets. Animals are Man's best friends. Every animal is unique thanks to its character. This film shows how our pets keep their instincts, despite their domestication, and stay true to the game of their wild side. Refined recording techniques, hidden cameras and their creative applications help us to see the world of our pets through their eyes and reveal us their secrets.

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First part of the documentary shows us dog playgrounds in New York and small island off Japan, full of crawling pets, city in Peru, where dogs enjoy free output every day, but always voluntarily return to their owners at the evenings. The sense of smell of dogs is up to 100,000 times stronger than that of man. While communicating with each other dogs exchange information about their health and how they are doing. Cats are considered idiosyncratic loners. With a single leap they can overcome sevenfold of their own body size.

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The sharpening of reflexes, training of muscles and endurance, communication through the senses or the establishment of stocks is now for pets more a game than survival necessity. Nevertheless, these special instincts have been preserved well over the years. Using special photography, radiographs and cameras, mounted on the backs of animals, film provides us exciting new insights into the lives of our wild darlings and explains unknown aspects of their mysterious life.