HIT Wildlife

HIT Wildlife was a HIT Entertainment division set up in 1993 (as Wild Media) to produce and distribute nature and wildlife programming.

Wild Media

1993–1996

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HIT Wildlife

1996–2001

2001–2002

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In mid-2002 the division was closed, as HIT wanted to concentrate more on production and distribution of children's programming. Therefore, the company sold all rights to its wildlife programming to the newly-formed Parthenon Entertainment.[1]

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