Phil and Lynne Richardson document the behaviors of lions, elephants, and baboons at a water hole in the Zambezi Valley of northern Zimbabwe.
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Phil and Lynne Richardson document the behaviors of lions, elephants, and baboons at a water hole in the Zambezi Valley of northern Zimbabwe.
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Synopsis
Phil and Lynne Richardson live at a water hole in the Zambezi Valley of northern Zimbabwe. They are surrounded by lions, elephants, and baboons. Using miniature infrared cameras, they document the animals' behaviors without disturbing their environment. The film presents the Richardsons' encounters with wildlife, detailing the difficulties and successes of living alongside these powerful animals in the African bush.
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Why Watch
- Meet Phil and Lynne Richardson in the Zambezi Valley.
- See lions, elephants, and baboons in their natural habitat.
- Find out how advanced cameras capture wildlife behavior.
Did You Know
- Phil and Lynne Richardson live at a water hole in northern Zimbabwe.
- The film features advanced video technologies, including miniature infrared cameras.
- The documentary has a runtime of 54 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where do Phil and Lynne Richardson live?
Phil and Lynne Richardson live in the Zambezi Valley of northern Zimbabwe.
What advanced technology do the Richardsons use to document wildlife?
They use advanced video technologies, including miniature infrared cameras.
What animals are featured in the documentary?
The documentary features lions, elephants, and baboons.
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