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    James Fair is a wildlife journalist, having formerly worked as the environment editor of BBC Wildlife Magazine. He is the editor of the People's Trust for Endangered Species magazine, contributor to BBC Wildlife, BBC Countryfile, and Mongabay, and is the author of 100 Great Wildlife Experiences.

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