''Ingenious Animals'' is a

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nature documentary which aired on

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in September 2016. The series ran for four episodes and looks at various aspects of animals and how they relate to each other and the environment. The series is presented by

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and other wildlife experts visiting a variety of locations around the world including

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and

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Episodes

A total of four hour-long episodes were aired as part of the series. # Intelligence (1 September 2016) # Relationships (8 September 2016) # Communication (15 September 2016) # Bodies (22 September 2016)

References

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* 2016 British television series debuts 2016 British television series endings BBC high definition shows BBC television documentaries Television series about animals British English-language television shows {{BBC-documentary-tv-prog-stub