Prehistoric Park: Steve's journal

Prehistoric Park: Steve's journal

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The journal belonging to Steve, Nigel Marven's most dedicated cameraman, as he catalogues the day to day life of filming prehistoric animals at Prehistoric Park. Join him as he stands behind Nigel, filming prehistoric animals, dodging superpredators, capturing humankind's ancestors, and trying to avoid getting stuck in the past. Season 2 was made by @fjmhawkes so please read that first.
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