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Meet the animals of the world as you've never seen them before - at home, with their feet up, watching nature documentaries on Critters TV.
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Meet the animals of the world as you've never seen them before - at home, with their feet up, watching nature documentaries on Critters TV.
Who is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.
Barry McGovern
Narrator (voice)
26 episodes
Aaron Cahill
(voice)
26 episodes
Matilda Kenny
(voice)
26 episodes
Penelope Kenny
(voice)
15 episodes
Ralph Kenny
(voice)
26 episodes
Laura O'Mahony
(voice)
26 episodes
John Colleary
(voice)
26 episodes
Maura Foley
(voice)
26 episodes
Tadhg Hickey
(voice)
26 episodes
Mabel Hurley
(voice)
15 episodes
Aidan O'Donovan
(voice)
26 episodes
Lucy O'Connell
(voice)
26 episodes
Kristina Yee
(voice)
26 episodes
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1997 · 37 votes
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1954 · 36 votes
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1982 · 45 votes
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1990 · 24 votes
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2018 · 102 votes
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2023 · 77 votes