Daytime television producers must love reality television shows; and by reality I don't mean Big Brother, Celebrity Love Island and other big "event" type shows, but rather the day to day stuff where cameras record life in airports, hospitals, with traffic police and so on. It is pretty cheap to make and thus it can effectively fill many of the hours that make up the non-primetime slots.
A little history: Longleat became the very first Safari Park outside of Africa in 1966 when it first opened its gates to the public. It was perceived, at the time, to be a very dangerous undertaking and questions were even brought up in the House of Parliament.
Hi, I love this series, I remember watching Animal Park on the Discovery Kids channel when i was a kid. I've tried to find them on the internet And it has been impossible, i don't believe that an excellent show has disappeared on time.
They don't come more family oriented than this. This fully worthwhile TV series, directed by Mark de Friest and Mark Smith, chronicles the life of a young mother (Zoe Bertram) who inherits a dilapidated old property up Queensland way, which offers a hotel and a profusion of animal life.