France.tv Returns With Second Season of Live Deer Rutting Season Broadcast
The 510-hour livestream from a French forest will be shown across social media and YouTube, according to Le Monde.
France.tv is returning with a second season of "Le Brame du Cerf," billed as the longest live nature broadcast, featuring 510 hours of live coverage from a forest in the Île-de-France region, Le Monde reported.
The program will be shown across social media platforms and YouTube in addition to television, according to the report.
Sources
- « Le Brame du cerf », saison 2, sur France.tv : une immersion en direct au cœur de la forêt francilienne — Le Monde — Une
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