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Dec 2021
23m 43s

S4 E10: Adelia Goodwin's Secret Journal ...

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Emma’s search for the missing conservationist Adelia Goodwin continues. Now with the help of Dr. Juliette Giri - Adelia's former research partner and a snow leopard expert. While hiking in the Himalayas, Emma finds out why there are no polar bears there, and discovers the next lead in her quest. ——————————— Take a look at exclusive pics of Adelia’s secret jo ... Show More
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S4 E11: Junior Wildlife Reporters: Eels, Tigers and Tarsiers
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S4 E12: Adelia Goodwin's Secret Journal - A Fireside Chat
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