Two prides of lions in Southern Kenya face food shortages as wildebeest herds migrate south, forcing mothers to risk everything to raise their young.
Synopsis
Two prides of lions in Southern Kenya face food shortages as wildebeest herds migrate south, forcing mothers to risk everything to raise their young.
Synopsis
Southern Kenya hosts two prides of lions as they face challenges during the wildebeest migration to the Serengeti. Thermal imaging cameras reveal the struggles of lionesses to raise their cubs amid dwindling resources. This 44-minute documentary, directed by Reinhard Radke, documents the daily life of these big cats. Filmmakers draw on decades of research to capture their behaviors and the risks mothers take to ensure their young survive.
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Why Watch
- Watch thermal imaging reveal hidden lion behaviors.
- See the struggles of lion mothers raising cubs.
- Find out how lions adapt during food shortages.
Did You Know
- The documentary features two lion prides in Southern Kenya.
- The film uses thermal imaging cameras to capture unseen behaviors.
- The lions face food scarcity as wildebeest migrate to the Serengeti.
- The documentary has a runtime of 44 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What technology is used to observe lions in the documentary?
Thermal imaging cameras are used to unveil the hidden lives of lions in Southern Kenya.
What challenges do the lion prides face during the wildebeest migration?
The lions face lean times as the wildebeest herds migrate south to the Serengeti, forcing the mothers to risk everything to rear their young.
Who directed the documentary 'Pride Ruler at Risk'?
The documentary was directed by Reinhard Radke.
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