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The Truth About Lions - Season 1 Episode 2

The Truth About Lions 2011 -

Title: The Truth About Lions - Season 1 Episode 2
Genre: Documentary
Country: United States of America
Studio: BBC Two
Cast: Jonathan Scott
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Keyword: lion, animals

Overview:The lion's social nature makes it both complicated and fascinating. Lion expert and BBC Big Cat presenter, Jonathan Scott, has lived in Kenya, in East Africa, and watched the most famous lion pride in the world, the Marsh Pride, for more than 30 years. With the help of the latest lion research from Professor Craig Packer and his team at the Serengeti Lion Project, Jonathan takes a fresh look at the lions he knows so well. He reveals why male lions have a mane, why murderous step-fathers are an important part of lion family life and discovers why being social brings unique challenges for the survival of the species as a whole. Living in prides once helped the lion to be the most widespread land mammal on Earth after humans, but now it could be their downfall as they are increasingly restricted to small parts of Africa.

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First Air Date: Mar 23, 2011 Last Air date: Mar 30, 2011 Season: 1 Season Episode: 2 Episode Runtime: 60:14 minutes Quality: HD IMDb: 10 / 10 by 0 users Popularity: 0.5452 Language: en

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1. The Social Cat2011-03-23
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2. The End of the Road?2011-03-30
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