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People were totally in awe of Sandesh the cameraman on Planet Earth II last night
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WATCHING PLANET Earth II – “But how do they DO that?” Well, not without a bit of effort, it appears.
Last night’s episode was of course excellent, with these baby antelopes and a tenacious harvest mouse being particularly delightful moments.
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But one of the most dramatic bits came in the Diaries segment, where the crew demonstrate how they capture the incredible footage we see on the show.
The team set a series of camera traps to catch the animals in the act, but returned the following day to find them completely destroyed.
Cameraman Sandesh Kadur stepped in to save the day – and saving the day, as it turned out, involved sitting in a makeshift grass hut for five days, as quiet as a mouse, while tigers routinely feasted on a rhino carcass nearby.
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Not a bother for our Sandesh! He shot the footage and lived to tell the tale.
And the viewers at home were a little bit in awe of him. Just a little.
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But after all that… The tigers weren’t even featured in the episode.
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BBC, we the viewers are asking you to give Sandesh an extremely large Christmas bonus. It’s the very least you can do.
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