Name: Keeping Up With the Kruger
Uploaded: 2023-12-15T20:27:09.000Z
Description: Get up close to Africa's most majestic and rare creatures amidst the stunning landscapes of South Africa's Kruger National Park, as this fascinating documentary takes a unique glimpse into the day-to-day life of one of the wildest places on earth.

Get up close to Africa's most majestic and rare creatures amidst the stunning landscapes of South Africa's Kruger National Park, as this fascinating documentary takes a unique glimpse into the day-to-day life of one of the wildest places on earth.

Magnolia Pictures - CineLife

We get a full on introduction to the Kruger Park and get an understanding of how wild this place actually is.

Welcome to the Kruger

Tracking lions with some of Kruger's most experienced Rangers; back at Kruger main gate, the Protection Services pick up some potential poachers with some objects.

Trouble at Kruger Gate

The Greater Kruger has an abundance of one of Africa's most majestic animals, the elephant; a helicopter team and Veterinary technicians attempt to relocate a rouge elephant.

The African Elephant

Monitoring of lion prides is crucial to track the health and numbers of cats within the Kruger; a glimpse into the technical process that is involved and the many complications that can get in the way.

Lion Collaring

Investigating current events in the Kruger, Rhino poaching; a look at how the investigation team tracks the evidence and looks for any clues to give some insight into the death of a rhino.

Africa's Nightmare

Dr Bossie and his team attempt the gruelling task of tracking down, darting and operating on a pregnant sable that may be carrying a dead calf.

Life and Death

Thousands of people enter the Kruger gate every month.

Bush meat

The Kruger has some of the most diligent rangers in the world.

A Ranger's life

Speeding in the Kruger Park is not only dangerous for other travellers, but can cause fatalities to crossing animals.

No bribes here...

Vultures are often disregarded as scavengers; for the first time in the series, we go on the field with a Vulture specialist.

An ancient bird

One of the most extensive and technical operations for the wildlife relocation units in the park, is a mass capture.

Mass capture

In the front line of the Kruger's anti-poaching defence is the dog unit; these well trained canines go through rigorous programs to ensure when the time comes, they prevent conflicts with poachers from reaching the next level.

Not so wild dogs

In the season finale, the anti-poaching unit manage to arrest a group of poachers in the dense bush; armed with rifles and strapped with chest cameras, the hunt of the hunter is on like never before.

Keeping Up With the Kruger

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