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Expedition Leopard DVD
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Condition:
New
Location:
South Africa
Format:
DVD
Region Code:
Region 1
Genre:
Documentary
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Product code:
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Bob Shop ID:
599061053
Shop Soiled New DVD
Outer plastic missing, but cover in condition as per pics.
What is it like to prowl with a pride of hungry lions, run with a pack of African wild dogs, or go on patrol with a pod of killer whales? Find out as award-winning wildlife filmmakers Chris and Martin Kratt get up close and personal with fascinating animals to show you what its like to Be The Creature!
Featuring exciting expeditions of this great hit series from the National Geographic Channel, the Kratts offer an exhilarating, refreshingly unique way to observe and understand animal behavior.Whether youre living with Alaska Brown bears or getting a manatees-eyeview of Florida waterways, each new adventure offers a surprising perspective on some of our planets most extraordinary animals.
In the bushvelt of South Africa, the Kratt Brothers live alongside one of the most secretive, stealthy big cats on the planet the Leopard. Their mission is not only to get to know the leopard as a fierce, accomplished hunter, but to get a personal look at how individual leopards interact with others of their kind.
