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There were 25 leopards miraculously cured of a brain disease, and that will be featured on National Geographic Explorer tonight. That's good for the big kitties. And it's hosted by Mireya Meyor. She's a Fulbright scholar and former Miami Dolphins cheerleader, you have to remember that. But it isn't JUST that she's a hottie chica babe (although there is that), she is really smart and she knows a lot of really smart thingies about animals. She had gone in search of the world's smallest primate:
Mayor debuted on EXPLORER in ?Lemur Rescue,? a program that featured her genetic research on the highly endangered lemurs of Madagascar. Marie Claire profiled Mayor and her work in Madagascar in their October 2002 issue. In upcoming films for Ultimate Explorer, Mayor will be tracking the elusive western lowland gorilla in the Central African Republic and searching for a previously undiscovered species of primate in the jungles of Madagascar.And, of course she had the world's smallest primate make her TV debut. And then there were the 400 LB gorillas. And she even got to see for herself where they sleep. mmmhmmmm. And tonight, it is leopards:
8:00 P.M. ET NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLORER - Wild Vet: Extreme Challenge National Geographic Ultimate Explorer correspondent Mireya Mayor joins Dr. Ulf Tubbesing, a veterinary pioneer who treats some of Africa?s wildest and most unpredictable animals, as he attempts to save a family of leopards stricken with a mysterious and deadly brain disorder. (cc)Big kitties and Mireya Mayor on National Graphic Explorer tonight. That's always fun.







