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Wild Shores of Patagonia
Season 9
Episode 31
Patagonia is a place like no other a windswept desertland at the southern tip of Argentina, bounded by the Andes mountains and the Atlantic ocean. The film will look at the creatures of Patagonia including penguins, maras, guanacos, sea lions and killer whales. And, in an incredible sequence, we will witness killer whales lunging onto the beach to snatch sea lion pups.
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