Mark Evans presents a science series uncovering the anatomical secrets of some of the animal kingdom's most extraordinary species.
Also features professor and author Richard Dawkins.

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From a tree house set 120 feet above the Gabon jungle, a zoologist, an outdoorsman and a team of wildlife filmmakers set out to uncover the secrets of this coastal rainforest. For primatologist Dr Julie Anderson, writer Guy Grieve and wildlife cameraman Gavin Thurston, the tree house, with its 20-metre long rope bridge leading to an observation platform, will be home for six weeks. A safe haven from the dangers of elephants and buffaloes on the forest floor, it is the perfect base to go in search of the little known monkey, the red-capped mangabey.

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HippoEDIT is a powerful, fast and easy to use text editor for MS Windows, primarily targeted at power users and developers. It has modern and lightweight user interface, which supports different interface schemes, Multi Tab environment, seamless web and help browser, File and Project Explorer, External Tools integration and much more. Comes with pre-defined syntax highlighting for PHP, Perl, Java, Pascal, C/C++, HTML, XML, XSLT and more. Syntax definitions are inheritable and embeddable (javascript, PHP and CSS in HTML for example). Additional programming languages can be plugged with custom syntax files. Source code outlining, current scope and change lines indication, mismatching brace highlighting, indent guides etc. greatly help in code analysis and navigation. Other features include powerful search and replace, support of different text encodings, WYSIWYG printing and previewing, syntax specific code formatting rules, multiple undo/redo, and much more.

Imagine the roar of 50,000 spectators as gladiators fought hippopotami at Rome's Colosseum, p. 427. Feel your knees tremble as you teeter over Tara Canyon in Durmitor National Park, p. 563. Feast on butter-bean and garlic soup from a steaming cauldron in Fes labyrinthine medina, p. 598. Relish the scent of the pines as you stretch out on Bene beach, p. 153.
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