National Geographic - Relentless Enemies[2006]

National Geographic: Relentless Enemies[2006]



[Plot - Reviews]

Few of natures creatures share such a fierce rivalry as lions and buffalos, and in

this documentary from National Geographic filmmakers Dereck and Beverly

Joubert the brutality of these confrontations is captured in all of its ferocious

glory.



The great lions of the Tsaro pride are larger, more fearsome and more

innovative than your typical lion. These enormous lions have thick necks and

heavy chests built to wade through water and hunt places big cats normally

avoid. Trapped on an island with these giant killers are thousands of buffalo

who are forced to devise defensive tactics and eventually learn to fight back.

See the battle unfold from a unique perspective as National Geographic

Channel tracks the movements from the air and up close.



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