Synopsis
Chris lives and works with the fishermen of Mauritania as they make their daily living battling the ocean swells in the fertile fishing grounds off the west coast of Africa.
- Programme: Living on the Edge
- Series: 1
- Episode: 1: Blood in the Sea
- Channel: Channel 5
- Broadcast year: 2014
- Geography
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