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Listed below are comments made by heavisides between Friday, 9th January 2009 and Monday, 19th October 2009.

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It's not all bad... 3:52pm on 19 Oct 2009 I have to say just how refreshing it has been to watch a series that focused so much on the plight of the animal kingdom, rather than just the plight of a celebrity, although Stephen did have his fair share of adventure!

All my emotions were touched, from learning about the extinction of the Yangtze river dolphin, to the courtship of the kakapo (via Mark’s head)!

Mark and Stephen worked well together and I felt like I was alongside them on their journey.

Really hope the BBC will consider another series to further enlighten us as to what is happening to other endangered animals in the world.

Not sure what to do on Sunday night’s now !
Wild dragons 6:19pm on 09 Apr 2009 Great footage yet again! Really hope you got some good shots Mark. Maybe we can see some on your website sometime soon??
A forgotten naturalist 11:28pm on 25 Mar 2009 Learning something new from every video blog. Keep up the great work and really hope some of these other areas you are visiting will make it onto the series when it airs !
A banquet of dolphins 9:19pm on 17 Mar 2009 Breath taking to watch, Im of course referring to the dolphins, although Stephen does do a great commentary !
Mark has to finish his homework 10:20pm on 14 Mar 2009 Take as long as you need to Mark. I for one loved the previous book and can't wait to hear the stories you and Stephen have got up to on your journeys around the world!
Swimming with sharks 10:17pm on 14 Mar 2009 Sounds like quite an experience. I wonder if we'll get to see any of this footage in the series...I hope so!
Save the kakikokakakikokapopo 11:16pm on 30 Jan 2009 I have had just had a rubbish day at work and now Stephen has made me forget all about it! Absolutely hilarious !

Thank you, you made my day!
The fattest and largest parrot 10:20pm on 15 Jan 2009 Absolutely fascinating and to actually see a kakapo must be a highlight of a lifetime!

I just cant wait to see this series, all these clips are so teasing !

Keep up the great work all of you,
Mr Adams I'm sure would be proud of what you are doing!
A time for anagrams 11:21pm on 09 Jan 2009 talking of anagrams then I suppose Stephen Fry when looking at the plants in the tree was Spy The Fern ! Ha ha
A nice comfortable adventure 10:54pm on 09 Jan 2009 Having seen the comments from Stephen via Twitter, it certainly sounds like he enjoyed seeing the kakapo, as did Mark ! Cant wait to see the series !

Keep up the great work :)

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