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THE NATURAL WORLD: Man Eaters of Kumaba. As shown: The Natural World pays tribute to big-game hunter turned conservationist Jim Corbett in Man Eaters of Man, on BBC-2, Sunday, December 14th, 1986, FREDERICK TREVES plays Corbett, who was born in India in 1875, and grew up to be a respected expert hunter and tracker. He loved India and its people, understanding above all their deep-rooted fear of the tiger – the most powerful creature in the jungle, This 50-minute portrait of Corbett’s life in the period of his life when he became a pure big gamehunting and became a desperate pleas from Govert with tigers that often modified prey food. The programme etts home in India, and Transmission: Gillmed on location in India, BBC Life of the jungle expeditions. 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As shown: The Natural World pays tribute to big-game hunter turned conservationist Jim Corbett in Man Eaters of Man, on BBC-2, Sunday, December 14th, 1986, FREDERICK TREVES plays Corbett, who was born in India in 1875, and grew up to be a respected expert hunter and tracker. He loved India and its people, understanding above all their deep-rooted fear of the tiger – the most powerful creature in the jungle, This 50-minute portrait of Corbett’s life in the period of his life when he became a pure big gamehunting and became a desperate pleas from Govert with tigers that often modified prey food. The programme etts home in India, and Transmission: Gillmed on location in India, BBC Life of the jungle expeditions. 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