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Viewers of BBC's Winterwatch have furiously slammed the show for being 'sickening' after the latest episode showed footage of a dead animal.The episode which viewers branded as 'animal cruelty' saw BBC presenters Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan set up an infra-red camera which captured a dead deer being eaten.The pair set up the cameras at the RSPB Arne nature reserve in an attempt to capture footage of night animals feeding. While the camera successfully captured some movement from the animals, viewers quickly flocked to social media to argue that the footage was 'animal cruelty' as dead animals were shown during the 'sickening' clips.

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Winterwatch returns to BBC tonight broadcast live from Edinburgh

BBC's Winterwatch is back to showcase the very best of the season’s wildlife across the UK and tonight's episode will be broadcasted live from the National Museum of Scotland.

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Where is Winterwatch filmed this year and how many episodes are there in this series?

The BBC's Winterwatch 2022 is here and nature-lovers all around the country are preparing to tune in for the show's tenth series.

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Chris Packham: Winterwatch star in rare family insight after 'very fortunate' upbringing

Express.co.uk.Chris has become well-known for his passion for nature on-screen due to his time fronting Spring, Autumn and Winterwatch.The 59-year-old has since admitted he has always shared a love for nature, with his parents supporting his passion throughout his childhood.Chris told Express.co.uk: "I was crawling around the garden around Southampton 1961 or 2, and my parents say that I was fascinated by [nature] before I could even speak."I would just pick up ladybirds, slugs and snails, tadpoles and all of those sorts of things."The presenter went on to talk of how his parents allowed him to transform their home to include his wildlife collection.He added: "I was very fortunate that my parents allowed me to turn their small house and