Name: Wildlife Icons
Uploaded: 2020-04-09T20:34:26.000Z
Description: Footage of the many species that thrive in Africa, including lions, rhinos, leopards, buffalo and elephants.

Footage of the many species that thrive in Africa, including lions, rhinos, leopards, buffalo and elephants.

Love Nature

Africa's Big Cats

The Big 5

Dung Beetles: Nature's Recycler

Meet The Meerkats

The Savannah is a complex web of life, from the plants at the bottom of the food chain to the predators at the top. Stories of life and death have unfolded on these plains for millions of years.

Savannah Life

Africa's charismatic megafauna receive a lot of attention, but the antelope have rich stories filled with daily struggles of survival; two antelope species, springbok and impala, outnumber all the others and play critical roles in the circle of life.

Springbok & Impala: Life in the Herd

Ethiopia is a land of extremes, home to mountainous highlands, vast river valleys, and parched deserts; for each of these disparate environments, a fascinating primate species has evolved traits and behaviors that allow its members to thrive.

The Hamadryas of Awash

Life in the Leftovers

See how one animal's death becomes a source of life for threatened vultures.

The Clean Up Crew

Follow frogs on their tough journey to breed in Cape Town's shrinking wetlands.

Fantastic Frogs

Get an intimate look into the lives of the most powerful land mammals on earth.

Elephant Story

See how pack animals rely on teamwork to survive the African savanna.

Killer Packs

See how all species are connected through a complex web of relationships.

Living Together

See how Africa's amphibious creatures cope with an historic drought.

Crocs and Hippos of Ndumo

Winter in Marakele National Park is one of the scarcest, but also most plentiful, times of the year; looking at how a giraffe's demise becomes a source of life for the region's vultures, who depend on the decaying flesh of animals like these.

Cape Town, South Africa is home to twenty types of frogs, but many are threatened by urban development; following western leopard toads on their tenuous journey to breed in the city's shrinking wetlands.

Once superabundant, African Elephant populations have declined drastically due to hunting; getting an in-depth look into the lives of these powerful land mammals, and seeing what parks like Addo and Tembe are doing to preserve their future.

Surviving the African savanna requires guile and teamwork for species who live in packs; following a day in the life of African wild dogs and dwarf mongooses to see how they rely on their tight-knit families to overcome the challenging landscape.

From a tick-infested rhino to the freshwater turtles who nip the insects off the giant beast, all life is connected; following the complex web of relationships between these species and more to see how each creature fits into one magical whole.

The Nile crocodile and hippopotamus are two of Africa's amphibious freshwater icons.

Wildlife Icons

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