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Wild Waters - Animal Documentaries

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A channel dedicated to the creatures that lurk just beneath the surface. Dive into our ocean documentaries following the lives of the great white shark, dolphins, or mammoth-sized whales. Or, take a dip into our river documentaries learning all about crocodiles, alligators, or even a tiny frog - if it spends its time in the water, we have a documentary on it. Wild Waters is part of the Little Dot Studios network.

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