Chadden Hunter
A wildlife biologist and filmmaker for over 10 years. Chadden completed a PhD on gelada baboons in Ethiopia before working on BBC productions such as Planet Earth and Life. He is currently a director on Frozen Planet and although a fan of polar bears and penguins, still gets misty-eyed at the mention of warm weather.
All stories by Chadden Hunter
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King penguins catch a wave
Published 3 August 2009
Living in a tightly packed colony can get pretty smelly for a penguin, so what better way to clean up than to do a spot of surfing.
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The tundra comes to life
Published 3 July 2009
Canada's Barrenlands live up to their name for most of the year, but for four weeks in midsummer they burst into life.
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Being watched by a wolf
Published 26 June 2009
An Arctic wolf makes a 2km trip just to get a up close to programme maker Chadden Hunter.
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Botfly horror
Published 7 October 2009
Programme maker Chadden Hunter enters heart of darkness territory when a botfly gets under his skin.
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Coral snake: beautiful but deadly
Published 9 October 2009
The Life team try to get to grips with a coral snake when it gets into their equipment.
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Uakari: leap of faith
Published 2 October 2009
Struggling to film uakaris living in the tree-tops, Chadden Hunter finally got a glimpse of their spectacular trapeze act.
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