Grace can't be released for another year, so Philippa and Charlie rather ambitiously design a fun pond system for her.
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Saving Grace the Otter: Webisode 3
Grace can't be released for another year, so Philippa and Charlie rather ambitiously design a fun pond system for her.
Added: Mar 2, 2007
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Runtime: 04:26
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Webisode 5Saving Grace the Otter (04:43)
Philippa and Charlie have been asked by the International Otter Survival Fund otter charity to take on another otter named Honey. But how will Grace react to her new playmate? -
Webisode 6Saving Grace the Otter (04:36)
Philippa is closer to her dream of releasing Grace back into the wild. Will new addition Honey be the answer to Grace's lonely nights? -
Webisode 12Saving Grace the Otter (04:39)
Interactions through the fence between Grace and the wild otters, have been getting a bit rough, and it turns out that Honey has been injured. -
Webisode 10Saving Grace the Otter (04:04)
Slowly Grace is becoming more independent. She must now be kept at a distance from the family, living outside in a large, specially built otter enclosure.
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Webisode 27 Part 1Saving Grace the Otter (11:55)
We look back on 18 months of caring for two otters and we find out once and for all if Grace really is prepared to be a wild otter. -
Webisode 20Saving Grace the Otter (04:38)
Christmas arrives, and with their special fur, neither otter seems to mind being snowed in. Honey even cracks open the ice in her pond for a swim. -
Webisode 7Saving Grace the Otter (04:31)
The IOSF ask Philippa and Charlie to look after a very special otter called Honey who is sadly too tame to ever be released. -
Webisode 17Saving Grace the Otter (04:32)
In this hilarious episode, Charlie takes the plunge and goes swimming in Honey's pool to play with her but she has other ideas.
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Webisode 15Saving Grace the Otter (04:39)
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Webisode 24Saving Grace the Otter (04:32)
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Webisode 16Saving Grace the Otter (04:39)
Philippa and Charlie take very different approaches to making life in captivity as interesting as possible for friendly otter Honey, too tame to ever be released. -
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Winter is coming and both otters need to be prepared for cold nights ... In doing so, Philippa and Charlie find out just how wild Grace has become.
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