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After
the Attack tells stories of bravery as survivors of deadly animal
attacks recount their tales. Host Dave Salmoni is a large predator
specialist, who introduces viewers to the survivors of these unusual
events as he guides them through the steps of their recovery. 
Standing
tall at on only one foot high, the meerkat is a small member of
the mongoose family that thrives in one of the driest places on
Earth - the Kalahari Desert. On the surface, the meerkats seem like
adorable creatures, but do their cute façades mask their
true colors? 
Their
future seems desolate but a ground-breaking project provides real
hope for ensuring the survival of the species. Meet the 35 classmates
of Forest School 103 at the Nyaru Menteng Orangutan Rescue and Rehabilitation
Center. These precocious red-haired "children of the forest"
will get the opportunity, through this innovative project led by
Lone Droscher-Nielsen and her team, to live wild on a secluded island.
