Joe Penny - Narration

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his name is Jacob Sahn Tag, and he was diagnosed when he was seven months old. With many can a van syndrome, a genetic illness that causes deterioration of the brain, Children suffering from this rare disease undergo gradual loss of sight swallowing and a general loss of immunity until they reached total paralysis. Space is our future. And to reach it, we now have a small rocket ship that not only gets there but also returns. And, no, it's not science fiction. It's factual. The brainstorm of Rotary Rocket This was the initial breakthrough for Jane Goodall. From this point on, the chimps gradually began to trust her and accept her as a friend. But first, let's meet Nick Nichols, Jane Goodall's photographer and an expert in the art of photographing nature and wildlife subjects. Danger is a constant and next professional career, but contrary to what you may think, it isn't the Tigers, gorillas and elephants that pose the greatest threat. Nick has lost count as to how many times he's almost died from a tropical disease like malaria or typhus. Nick has had his photographs published in magazines all over the globe. He's a frequent contributor to the National Geographic. And on average, he'll shoot 1800 rolls of film with 36 shots. Parole for a single story. That's over 64,000 images. In the final article, no more than 30 stills are actually used.