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08 Oct 14
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Watched this last night and found it very interesting. Surprised not to see an "in running" thread on here from last night tbh.
Am I alone in thinking that Liz Bonnin is quite foxy?
A Cat's Eye View 3 parter - Part 1 now available on iplayer
Am I alone in thinking that Liz Bonnin is quite foxy?
A Cat's Eye View 3 parter - Part 1 now available on iplayer
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Liz Bonnin was born in France to a Trinidadian mother and a French father[1] who is a dentist.[2] Her mother is of Indian Portuguese descent.[1]
The family moved to Ireland when she was nine years old.[1] She has a bachelor's degree in biochemistry from Trinity College, Dublin[3] and also holds a master's degree in Wild Animal Biology from the Zoological Society of London and the Royal Veterinary College (2008), for which she tracked tigers in Nepal.[4][5] She continues to work on big cat conservation programmes at the Zoological Society.
The family moved to Ireland when she was nine years old.[1] She has a bachelor's degree in biochemistry from Trinity College, Dublin[3] and also holds a master's degree in Wild Animal Biology from the Zoological Society of London and the Royal Veterinary College (2008), for which she tracked tigers in Nepal.[4][5] She continues to work on big cat conservation programmes at the Zoological Society.
You are not alone HH, however I missed it as I'm not keen on the songbird killers.
fascinating stuff, although i don't like srring creatures getting killed.
Me too. Why didn't that cat drag it around the lounge for 15 minutes?
Yes. He gets bored after that and takes it upstairs to put on the bed and sleep with. 
Anyone want to lend me their cat? The bastard mouse/mice in my flat are having a field day
If they mentioned it was essential to have cats neutered and spayed to try and control the massive over-population, and to give the ones in the rescue homes a chance, it would help.
Young Asian lad about 12 visiting his grand-mum near me, nice kid, told me he'd been feeding a stray female near his house and he found 8 kittens in a garage. So he phoned the RSPCA who picked the kittens up, checked that the cat seemed ok, and left the cat. No doubt the poor cat will be having another 8 next summer. Cretins.
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