Champions of the Wild (Animal Planet)
common sense media says
Classic nature show looks at endangered species.
parents & educators say
What parents need to know
Parents need to know that here, as in most animal shows, mating practices and reproductive habits will be discussed, some of which can be disturbing -- like the wild dogs who kill the pups of lesser females. Hunting, both by the animals and by humans, also comes up frequently, especially if hunting has contributed to endangering the species in question.
Violence & scariness:
Animals may be shown hunting for food or fighting one another for dominance.
Sexy stuff:
Animal mating and reproductive practices are discussed.
Language:
Not applicable.
Consumerism:
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Drinking, drugs, & smoking:
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DPNorman
kid, 13 years old
kid, 13 years old
When was really little, like say 5 to 6 years ago, I watched this show A LOT. And I watched it because it really is a good show. The educational value in this show really was a good thing and it isnt corny like most children shows about animals tend to be.
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Meerdog
teen, 14 years old
teen, 14 years old
Eh, it's okay.
Not as good as Meerkat Manor,(THE BEST SHOW EVER!!!!!!)but waaaaaaaaaaaaaay better that Orangutan Island(THE MOST DISPICABLE SHOW EVER!!!!!)! It's kind of boring though. I go to sleep with Animal Planet on my TV, and I usually wake up to this. Quite a pleasant way to start the day. I think Marty Stouffer's "Wild America" is better, though.
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