A small population of lions near Namibia's Skeleton Coast is increasing in number after facing near extermination due to human activities.
Synopsis
A small population of lions near Namibia's Skeleton Coast is increasing in number after facing near extermination due to human activities.
Synopsis
Flip Stander traverses the rugged mountains near Namibia's Skeleton Coast in search of a rare population of lions. Once on the brink of extinction due to human encroachment, these lions are now showing signs of recovery. Stander documents their increasing numbers and their gradual return to their natural habitat. He faces the challenge of persuading local communities that the lions hold greater value alive than as trophies. His efforts aim to promote coexistence between humans and wildlife, crucial for the future of these desert lions.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Flip Stander, the maverick biologist.
- See lions thriving in Namibia's Skeleton Coast.
- Find out how locals can benefit from living lions.
Did You Know
- The documentary features a small population of lions near Namibia's Skeleton Coast.
- Flip Stander's discovery shows that the lion population is increasing.
- The film emphasizes the lions' return to their desert habitat.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the biologist featured in the documentary 'Desert Lions'?
Maverick biologist Flip Stander is featured in the documentary.
Where is the population of desert lions located?
The population of desert lions is located in the mountains near Namibia's Skeleton Coast.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Desert Lions'?
The duration of the documentary is 49 minutes.
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