Wildlife Icons: Series 1

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Nature Documentary hosted by Jack Spencer, published by Blue Ant Media in 2021 - English narration

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Wildlife Icons: Series 1 A number of iconic species call the vast biodiversity of Africa home. From close-knit communities of hamadryas baboons to graceful herds of springbok, get a closer look at the some of the remarkable wildlife within the continent's mighty ecosystem

[edit] Savanna Life

Covering more than 12 million square miles, the savanna is a vast biome that makes up almost half of Africa's surface. But this iconic landscape is also a living, breathing system of diverse plant and animal species. Witness the dynamic forces of nature that control this thriving ecosystem's circle of life

[edit] Meet the Meerkats

Meerkats may be tiny and adorable, but they're also fierce survivalists who hunt their prey and trick their predators. Follow one family living in the hostile environment of the Namib Desert

[edit] Dung Beetle: Nature's Recycler

As a creature that thrives on waste, the dung beetle is easy to dismiss. But it's actually a key player in the Serengeti's ecosystem, recycling the flow of energy to fuel the lives of every animal on the plains-from the smallest herbivore to the largest predator. Marvel at one of the Serengeti's hardest workers, in all its determined glory

[edit] Africa's Big Cats

Covering nearly 8,000 square miles of diverse habitats, South Africa's Kruger National Park is home to an abundance of wildlife, many among them predators. Get a closer look at lions, leopards, and cheetahs--three feline species with different, but equally deadly, hunting techniques that have propelled them to the top of the food chain.

[edit] Africa's Big Five

With few exceptions, impala and springbok almost never live in the same habitat, and yet these herd grazers share a surprising amount of common traits, like broad eating habits and impressive agility. Follow the life cycles of these hardy antelopes across the wilds of southern Africa

[edit] Springbok & Impala: Life in the Herd

[edit] The Hamadryas of Awash

The hamadryas baboons of Ethiopia's Awash National Park are resourceful, resilient, and, in the case of their resident alpha male, strict enforcers of the clan’s social hierarchy. Peer into the world of this hardy primate as a troop heads down from their cliff homes to an oasis at the heart of the desert, on a challenging daily forage for food.

[edit] Life in the Leftovers

The hunting habits of lions and hyenas create a domino effect on the savanna that sustains many animals along the food chain. Learn how tenacious vultures, nocturnal jackals, and even tiny carrion beetles feast once apex predators have had their fill of the kill.