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National Geographic’s Lions of Darkness
Movie: National Geographic‘s Lions of Darkness
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- Release Date: July 08, 1997
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- Genre: Documentary
National Geographic’s Lions of Darkness : Three young lions walk out of the night and take over an older lion’s territory and his harem of eight lionesses. This National Geographic video captures a year in the life of these lions of darkness and their pride. Filmed and narrated by renowned wildlife filmmakers Dereck and Beverly Joubert, the 75-minute video provides an in-depth look at the lions’ daily struggle to survive. The Jouberts add a personal touch by naming the lions and noting differences in their personalities and interactions with each other–especially their interactions with Tao, the youngest cub, who faces even greater obstacles than the others. A few scenes, such as the death of the older lion, may be too intense for younger children, but the realism of this video is what makes it such a fascinating and memorable portrait.
No, I take it as a joke.
Pawtraits, its silly I know.
What program do you think they made this with?
Hmmm, I’m not sure, one of the small 5000 BTU window units *maybe*
usually it the operating system software