


Trek: Spy on the Wildebeest is a thrilling full-length wildlife documentary series released by BBC One in 2007. The series consists of a two-part journey into the raw and fascinating world of one of Africa's most iconic creatures: the wildebeests. The series invites viewers to experience an intimate and action-packed glimpse of the wildebeests' dangerous endeavour to survive and thrive in the untamed landscapes of Africa, spanning from the birthing season to the deadly trek for fresh pastures. All the while, audiences are treated to the elegance, grit, and resiliency of these magnificent creatures paralleled by the harsh realities of the wild.
One of the unique components that make this series exceptional is the style of filming. To gain closer and more genuine interactions, the series utilises revolutionary 'Spy Cam' technology. The strategically placed cameras, camouflaged as rocks, dung, or other animals, allows the narrative to unfold naturally, offering unparalleled close-ups and intimate shots of the wildebeest's life without human intervention.
The series begins with an exploration of the emotionally charged birthing season in Tanzania
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CastDavid Attenborough
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Premiere DateJanuary 14, 2007
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IMDB Rating7.8 (98)

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