apparently the visual seems to be unavailable outside of the uk. or so said a great big flag when i followed the link.

Damn it! I'm so sorry

I've found this on You tube, hope it works for you

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W76EDYEF3b8

it works fine. the narrator is annoying about 1/2 the time. mostly when he's trying to be entertaining and cutsie.
i wish we could live in places shaped like their underground mazes. both below ground and above.
one more thing streets and cars get in the way of, that little trains or some equivalent might not.
my connection got interupted about halfway through. haven't gotten to the part about their actually digging, the rabbits and badgers and moles that is/
that's probably the part that interests me more then anything else. though of course they're all fine little people themselves.

well it DID work. the first 12 minuets of it. then something glitched. not sure what or where or what end. looks like you tube's "error flag" showed up. i went away and back several times. i'm going to try again now.

nope its dead. still won't.

got it. did a complete reset on my end.

sorry, didn't post my comment properly

Cool, sorry to hear it kept playing up on you. I think they've got more episodes to come.

I agree, I definitely would love to see at least a home designed in the same fashion as a burrow; if they can make tree houses, why not!

Cool, sorry to hear it kept playing up on you. I think they've got more episodes to come.

I agree, I definitely would love to see at least a home designed in the same fashion as a burrow; if they can make tree houses, why not!

those little badgers acted so friendly, i had no idea they were like that. i wonder what i don't know that keeps people from having them as pets.
also we don't have those like that where i live.
rabbits as pets i know about. had a friend once who had several. males way aggressive in mating season and their fecies smells REALLY bad.

I think Badgers are 'protected' in the UK (which doesn't stop them culling them ) and I'm not sure what the adults would be like.

i'm not against protection. i think its a good thing that species diversity as well as individual creature be protected. but limiting the species people can open their homes to, i believe creates problems contrary to the intent. that by doing so, we have created an overpopulation of a the small number of species people are permitted to keep, that is causing the same kind of measurable harm, as is the overpopulation of our own species. a much more logical solution to me, would be to ban any animal as a commodity. to forbid the buying and selling of any creature, or any part of any creature, alive or dead, outside of agriculture, where conditions there, could and should, by regulated more closely. everything that has a spinal column and a brain knows it exists, feels pain, forms emotional connections, and even experiences their loss.

forbid all buying and selling, but not forbid anyone from alloying, any creature they wish, to come and go, into and out of their homes and the land surrounding them.
in this as in so many things, we have put symbolic (money) value ahead of even our own happiness and well being.