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Africa's Hidden Wonders Revealed on Screen
10 Sep
Summary
- Series filmed across nearly 30 countries over four years.
- Features never-before-seen behaviors like hyenas hunting elephants.
- Explorers and conservationists are spotlighted in each episode.
The National Geographic series, Africa: Earth's Wild Home, offers a first-ever television look at elusive amphibians and other unique species. Filmed over four years across nearly 30 countries, this seven-part event series utilizes cutting-edge CGI to explore Africa's diverse natural worlds and their deep history.
The program showcases extraordinary footage, including black rain frogs, hyenas hunting elephants at night in the Congo, a rare wild African black panther, and chimpanzees using tools for algae fishing. Each episode concludes with an 'Explorer Spotlight,' celebrating the scientists and conservationists working to protect these natural wonders.
Presented by Rolex, the series began its ambitious multi-year documentation of our planet, continent by continent. It emphasizes the remarkable adaptations of life in Africa and the ongoing conservation efforts to safeguard its future, with the finale focusing on those dedicated to protecting its wildlife.
