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Episode 4Chapter 4: Freedom to Roam

Aired June 14, 2023 · 50 min

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Snow geese, antelope, army ants, and gray whales face challenges from both natural predators and human-made obstacles as they migrate, revealing the growing impact of the modern world on animal movement.

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