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I just finished watching the last episode of season 2 last night. Watching this makes me appreciate the documentary even more. I absolutely love this documentary and seeing how much love, dedication and passion they all put into following these amazing cats puts me in awe!
WILD.
Now what would the lions think, if they see you doing strange movement by yourself? Mr. Hartman now you will also know why they avoid human.!
I’ve really enjoyed watching all the behind scenes every bit as much as the final documentary. Just highlights the hard work and dedication that goes into making wonderful shows 😍
Anyone out there..Watch the movie..The Ghost and the Darkness..about lions..true story..Val Kilmer.. Michael Douglas.
BBC natural history unit is worth the licence fee alone
Watching this gave me such a deep appreciation for how much effort goes into documenting wild animals in their natural habitat. The patience it takes to follow lions and leopards for hours—sometimes days—is honestly incredible. I love how the team respects the animals’ space and constantly prioritizes safety, like making sure the lions are always on the opposite side of the car. As an animal lover, it’s reassuring to see that the focus isn’t just on getting the shot, but also on understanding and protecting these creatures. The little moments, like hearing distant roars or watching a leopard nap in a tree, made me feel so connected to the wild. It really shows that nature doesn’t run on a schedule—we’re just lucky to witness it. Does anyone else feel like this kind of work requires both bravery and a deep emotional bond with the animals?
Love having these looks behind the scenes. Huge amount of effort to bring just minutes, sometimes seconds, of footage.
A dream job for me 😍
I don’t understand why they’re in such open jeeps? Why not in vehicles with more protection. Very risky, no?
there is too much fuss about people, what heros they are !! Quite honestly, I am much more interested in animals. David Attenborough did not talk about his sore toe, he spoke about animals - what people like to see and hear about !!!
/KFhX5op4hv0?t=44 did he just say 67?
I wish people could watch such content made with so much dedication and passion. Just 13k watched in 4 days! 😢
Love how he says iv lost the leopard then the leopard points at the thermo camera and says maybe he behind the bush? Let's launch the thermo camera and they both agree
What happens if the cheetah is also suddenly doing bush gym exercises standing next to you? 😮
What if your radios dont work and your car breaks down, do you have a shotgun and handle bar for the drones to carry you home? You a temu package in that scenario
Hey BBC Earth channel, upload more videos of Tigers, Elephants, Lions, and Crocodiles, those are good and I like them.
Big cats ? I’ve got a kitten that’s bigger than those cats. 🐈 Meow
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Great😊 Love BBC