Deep in the heart of Namibia in southern Africa lies the Etosha National Park, a home to a wide variety of African wildlife.
Amongst them are 500 lions living around the Etosha Pan, a great lake in the center of the Namibian national park. This is a story of those lions and in particular, The Ombika pride.
They are a pride of nineteen lions and are named after one of Etosha’s waterholes. This family is dominated by two immense males each weighing 550 lb, one is gold maned and the other black.
Following them across the Etosha savannah, we’ll get to see how the pride lives, eats and survives.
Recently the pride has expanded their family with two new cubs. Cubs, who are now learning how to hunt, kill and survive.
But what life await these cups? And besides the fight for survival, what does a lion do? This is their story.
Old school nature docs are the best. No over the top background music, just a narrator with the animals. Thanks for the link.