Talk:The Planet's Funniest Animals

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Why has Matt Gallant left The Planet's Funniest Animals? Was it his decision or Animal Planet's? What are his current career plans? If somebody knows, please put those answers in the Matt Gallant Wikipedia article. Many thanks. — Diamantina 12:38, 3 December 2005 (UTC)