Serengeti, preserved in the image of its creation. A strange change has swept across the vast beautiful plains. Heavy rain in the dry season, while the wet season grows shorter and drier. Harsh climate change has finally moved onto the deep meadows of the Serengeti... There is only one rule in the plains, live or die. However, the wild animals are acting against their primal instincts to survive. Cheetahs, alone by nature, form packs and live together, while the lion, king of the savannah, abandons all pride, accepting dead meat after travelling hundreds of kilometers for prey. A daily battle for survival in the Serengeti. Just as the migration of the wildebeests continues for tens of thousands of years, the wild animals will forever adapt to the changing environment. This fierce effort keeps the Serengeti alive, and makes it a true breathing heritage. Thanks to Jongryul Lee who is the original copyright holder of Big Cats in the Serengeti for sharing this film. If you want to see more of his work, please go to: kzread.info Watch 'Wildlife Predators: Tiger, Lion, Leopard and Jaguar - The Four Big Cats' here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/h516zLGHgaeufrA.html Available Worldwide with the following exceptions: not available in (i) Tanzania and Asia (until 31 March 2023) and in (ii) Spain and Portugal (until 30 April 2021).

@ebonycollins4173

2 жыл бұрын

Can you please make sure the narrator is removed and replaced with SIR David. Lmao

@savitabalroop2057

2 жыл бұрын

Llllllllp9ppp0

@thePompousRhombus

2 жыл бұрын

the footage is amazing , but the narration needs much improvements. currently , it sounds like a robot and this takes away from the amazing footage

@joannschmidt4253

2 жыл бұрын

I was there 2008 for 3 weeks, ‘AWESOME ONCE IN A LIFETIME EXPERIENCE !!!

@brooklyntalley3465

Жыл бұрын

I loved this!!

The video portion of this documentary is excellent. Too bad the narrative is so terrible. From the monotone computer generated voice to the less then stellar writing. Stop giving these magnificent animals human qualities.

@sugargirl1883

2 жыл бұрын

Preaaaaaaaach

@FR-tb7xh

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly - I almost had to switch channels, the personification was ridiculous. It really detracted from what could have been a great production!

@00tonytone

2 жыл бұрын

The mother cheetah did a great job raising 4 cubs

@00tonytone

2 жыл бұрын

Not everybody is Earl Jones narrating or an anthony Hopkins Who could captivate reading the obituaries

@Holocaustica

2 жыл бұрын

@@00tonytone I hear you there. But that voice is far more troubling with regards to 'information' it claims to produce. It is absolutely wrong repeatedly throughout the documentary. Someone will watch this with the desire to inform themselves and their curiosity will then be unknowingly sated by total BS. Such is the dangerous spread of modern day ignorance.

It is amazing how the narrator thinks he knows everything the animal is thinking

@Ninastarr

2 жыл бұрын

Omg YES ...lol i was thinking the same thing haha

@jesseturner4607

2 жыл бұрын

It was extremely annoying

@lisarobilotto3939

2 жыл бұрын

He must be mind-melding with the animals. lol

@jennieraves

2 жыл бұрын

its so funny

@gabrielamartiniuc6322

Жыл бұрын

You’re missing the entire point.

The documentary is breathtaking, the only thing missing is sir David Attenborough's voice.

I feel like the other Continents don't appreciate Africa enough. AFRICA IS THE HEART OF THE EARTH 💚

@jomo2483

2 жыл бұрын

Africa and South America.

@alexislewis3752

2 жыл бұрын

Africa has the best wildlife creatures in the world. Would love some lions here in the UK.

@Skipbo000

2 жыл бұрын

a continent of color..... of course we don't appreciate Africa. we care more about the animals than the struggling population.

@carlosparedes1556

Жыл бұрын

I wonder why??!😂 I don’t think it has any thing to do with animals

The electronic voice seems to be making it up as he goes.

@360rambo6

2 жыл бұрын

Thankfully i wasn't in that thought alone... It really steals the value of this whole documentary

Jesus Christ, Male lion literally held up his until his final breath. What a warrior.

The narrator couldn't be any less engaged, monotone & passionless. Who thought that he was a good idea? The people who filmed & captured these beautiful scenes, must feel gutted,

@metalmamasue3680

Жыл бұрын

He also was clueless, whoever wrote the script was clueless. If a mother Lion went a MONTH without eating, she would be dead, and the cubs hair wasn't falling out from malnutrition because they weren't malnourished, they were nice and rounded out. Probably a bit of mange. And not *all* male Cheetahs travel alone, there's been a coalition of 5 male Cheetahs that has become quite famous, 5 brothers hanging together which is pretty amazing, but they do regularly stick together often in smaller numbers. Jeez, get your facts straight. I know more just from watching a lot of nature docs. 🙄🤦‍♀️ Plus attributing human characteristics to animals, anthropomorphizing, is the most silly thing for a wildlife narrator. The male Cheetah doesn't immediately "fall in love" with the female, puh-leeze, she's probably in heat. Animals instinctually are driven to breed, to perpetuate their species and pass on their genes. It's not about falling in love, although related animals may feel affection towards each other and mothers toward their young. We don't know that mating in any way equates to love. They mate and go their separate ways. Sounds more like a one night stand to me 🤔😂 It's been awhile since I've heard a narrator be so clueless.

@jaybrown4526

Жыл бұрын

Its sounds like a computer read the narration script to me.

@jwdenn

Ай бұрын

@@metalmamasue3680

I don't care what ya'll say about this narrator But if you love comedy, animals and think outside the box you would appreciate this guys mind reading skills "Thumbs up" from me

cant believe im falling asleep, considering how exited i was to find this doc! this "narrator"

Really beautiful Moto and Nyota and so is the love story . Wish them live happily and strong in the wild. Well edited video. Narrator made documentary more touching and vivd❤️❤️

The dialogue and the way the cheetahs fell on love brought a tear to my eye.👁 lol

@Jbeggar

Жыл бұрын

Lmaooo

"This will be their first night".. I am dying

Top notch footage and seeing as many nature docs as I do I actually appreciated the narration for a change. I don't know how often cheetahs feel "ashamed at their lack of resolve" (lol) but there are a lot of deep cutting emotions in this I might not have taken in otherwise. The loss of a newfound love, being forced to abandon your sick child. Animals do feel things after all. You don't need abstract cognition for everything.

Love nature documentaries. Thank you for sharing them! 💚

To put is simply this narrator needs to be replaced he's making me cry while watching African predators on the Serengeti.

@maknae3268

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. Its bad but not usually this bad. This is how it usually is Dry Season Wet Season and others but its not this bad that the lions haven't eaten for a whole month. He did not know what he was saying about the weather conditions. Since the earth had its creatures wilderbeast and other prey migrate and come back after sometime this period they leave is known as the 'DRY SEASON" The lions pretty much get used to this ,but not all herds migrate So the lions usually have some food. If they didn't for a month they would have been skinny.

As a retired RN one thing I advise all diabetics before watching this video is to take your insulin and make sure you have a loaded syringe of regular insulin at hand. You're going to need it during Moto's search for Nyota.

@Joshuaeway03

2 жыл бұрын

Lol thank you

What a wonderful doc on a rainy day like today!! Thanks Guys for great free videos!! I ❤ NATURE!!

@FreeDocumentaryNature

2 жыл бұрын

Our pleasure. Glad we could help 😀

Thank you for sharing this beautiful documentary. We enjoyed watching all the magnificent animals and how they live. The scenery was great. Looking forward for more!

From Kenya land of wildlife...a great documentary...big cats offspring are cubs... not children!

Dear Mr. Electronic voice-man, Could you anthropomorphize the lives of the wonderful creatures any more? I think not... I really did enjoy the sightings and loved the following of the prides and Cheetah though. The Serengeti is incredible!

What a nice documentary to watch on a storming day like this. Nature is fun to watch .

Thank you So Much for posting this video . I enjoyed watching it . This is one of best wild life programs I have watched . Great Work .

Beautiful lionesses and her cubs may they be protected from hyenas and prey

Love to see Cheetah's run 90 mph in 10 seconds

I love watching Nature Documentaries ! Thanks for sharing these lovely documentaries of Nature.

Big cats’ journeys of life are so dramatic~💯❣️♡ Moreover, diverse sunsets in the Serengeti are magnificent~🥰💞 Thank you for sharing this great video! 🤗👍 🔆AniFam〽️

Extronary video with the cheetah one of my favorites 💯🤩👍🥰😍

This is probably one of the best love story I've shed a few tears, at least he had a chance to see her one last time.

This is more like a romantic movie than a documentary

I actually loved the narrator on this one, it was fun stories to put with the animals lives. Such great teller

For those complaining about the narrator’s voice, mute the sound and enjoy it in silence or narrate it in your own voice as it plays along. Obviously simple yet, effective. Just saying.

Precious photography! The cycle of survival in wildlife similarly relates to mankind. Thank you for virtual food for thought.

9:02 she drops them like "be a father you deadbeat"

The Narrator; Need I Say More.🤢🤮🤧 Awesome Footage, Simply Amazing.😍🤩😍🤩

The two cheetahs how sweet.

YAAASSSSSS !♥️ KZread finally pushing me content I love. ♥️🐆♥️🦓♥️🦁♥️🦒

The devotion Motto has for Newtah 🥰

Talking about a motivational speaker, this narrator is off the charts 😜

Lion cubs are ridiculously cute. It's almost outrageous that they start out that cute and turn into apex predators. Although I find fully grown lions somehow cute as well - something about their housecat-like behavior is irresistibly cute (unless, of course, they're eating you alive).

@FreeDocumentaryNature

Жыл бұрын

If we leave them alone, they’ll leave us alone too :)

It’s admirable of how thee cheetah children helped defend their mother. It’s just sad to see that the male cheetah will not be able to see how beautiful and strong his children have become. Andas for the lion family losing a cub and the male elder was sad and traumatic for the family and each one the cub and the large male lion had to separate themselves from the pride.😢

Watching these two are assaultly Beautiful and so adorable cutie little Lion Cubs .

@jampasurprenant1794

9 ай бұрын

Absolutely amazing and beautiful story of the big cats family.

i’ve never cried harder, this documentary was so sad!!!!!

What a beautiful touching story thank you ❣️

Bravo, bravo, so wonderful video!!! more cheetahs, please!!!

At least, the composition of the frames is fantastic.

This is a great video with good commentary I love it 5 star

I just can't get enough of the wildlife good Documentary I think he's doing a very good job at the wildlife storytelling I can't get enough of it cuz I love the wildlife keep doing what you they need someone to talk about I even talked about because if you look at it you can see they human animals that live in the wild life I just can't get enough of it it's all about the world that we live in🌎

This film has been dedicated to our good friend, Laziness, Mediocrity's little brother.

It is a beautiful story of big cats love story, an amazing love he has for her.

@jampasurprenant1794

9 ай бұрын

I cannot get over with these two lovers cheetah The sweet of the story of Themselves just too cute.

This one reminded me of Born Free I cried at that and I've loved it and this one it was very well done and made it into my heart

I, myself, is a Wild-a-holic. I have truly enjoyed your film. It was, informative as well as great storytelling. Thank you, big cats, are my favorite!

I LOVE BIG CAT DOCUMENTARIES!

VERY VERY AMAZING I LOVE BIGS CATS, THEY CHEETAHS ARE VERY LOVELY WHIT HER CUBS. thanks

Thank you big for sharing with us this awesome documentary am watching it while at home, u dedicate your time and money to capture all this footage and sharing it just for free with us , God bless you and keep you for us.🙏🦁

Touches the heart ❤️

*loud giggling* I LOVE BIG CATS they are by far my faveroute animals and I also love how the narrator gave the animals thoughts I ended up crying at the end (not my greatest moment ngl) 😂

Wow all of these big cat's their are struggling try to Survival in the wilds. I appreciate you for sharing with me .

I smile when i seen them found one another. Cute lil cheetah family .

How do the producers of this show know that the lioness is worried that eating a decaying hippo might make her produce bad milk for her cubs???

There should be a follow-up to this it was good.

Sem palavras meus parabéns...

The true beauty of Africa

Thanks

What model Terminator did you use to narrate this doco?

Absolutely love these documentaries and so well done! Thank you so much for sharing this video. Subscribed!!!!

thanks a lot for this amazing documentary! great!

@FreeDocumentaryNature

2 жыл бұрын

You’re very welcome. Thanks for watching

Is anyone else annoyed by the narration. I love watching all things big cats but the narrator is making me want to hit the skip button.

@janeenjourney43

2 жыл бұрын

The narrator is AWFUL! Who agreed that he should be the voice of this documentary?

this was a real struggle to watch the voice over oh my god

This was so beautiful💜

This is so weird. It's like a random person just stole footage and decided to talk over it

One particular pride, I forget the name went 7 years without 50 cubs making it to adulthood. All 50 perished one way or another over a 7 year period. The mortality rate in the African Savanna is insane for all big cats. I never knew just how grim the survival rate of the new born Cubs in that wild environment with the largest Kingdom of Animals in the world.

@karinajas

10 ай бұрын

😭

I'm not a naturalist or anything of the like, but I watch a ton of documentaries and this one, even if it's free, seems to be plagued with inaccuracies, misinformation. And yes, like others have mentioned or alluded to, the narrator's voice is monotone. Great for insomniacs tho. Silver lining to everything, I guess.

THE MOTO LOVE STORY OMG ❤️❤️❤️😭💀

this moved me so much

Stand your ground girl make him work for you. Love this documentary. Thanks

This was an excellent documentary!

Nagyon nagyon szèpen köszönöm nagyon szeretem a termèszet filmeket csodàlatos volt Èva

Omg, i was fealing really sick and i could not sleep no matter wath i did. I put this on, and literly about 1 minite later i was fast asleep! I slept trew all the vidio maybe even longer!

@FreeDocumentaryNature

2 жыл бұрын

Good I guess? Glad to be of service 😁

@devilcookie2392

2 жыл бұрын

@@FreeDocumentaryNature

Enjoy this documentary, Love following the lion pride, any other films about these lions? Serengeti is a beautiful place

@FreeDocumentaryNature

2 жыл бұрын

Nope. Not this particular group but there will be one coming in the near future.

What a soothing voice lol

thanks for sharing ..

all those cute lil cubs , nature is so incredible and learnable.

Is it me, or is the narration a little strange???

I really want Tony Baker and / or Ozzy man to voice over the cheetahs courting 😂 How great would it be if those two or Snoop Dog did the narrations?

I love the commentary n video

That was good love story you are telling .

Good video of that :) of the Lions and the Cheetahs and other animals/ the landscape itself❤.

This breaks my heart

footage was amazing

This is quite literally the worst narrator I've ever heard.

@lynettekynuna1323

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

@MrLabtec70

2 жыл бұрын

this is definitely the worst narrator ever

@tibodeclercq2131

2 жыл бұрын

Why? I liked how he covered the love story of the cheetahs.

@bonafidesmooth

2 жыл бұрын

See I can't even watch this after reading these comments lol

@sb416

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

If only cats were that romantic, what a novel that would be. However Moto isn’t pining for Nyota… He is looking for the next lady cheetah.

@lavion219

2 жыл бұрын

How do you know that?

@startrekfangirl

2 жыл бұрын

@@lavion219 they don't feel romance like that. They just want to mate. Romance is a human emotion. Animals primal instinct is to breed.

@lavion219

2 жыл бұрын

@@startrekfangirl when did I say that the cheetah was feeling romantic..? He could be looking for her to see his Cubs..

Waiting for one of the Lions to kneel and propose 🥱😫🥱😤. The narrator 😴😴😴🥱🥱🥱

I love animals but my favorite is lions and big cats Aloha from Hawaii

@jaybrown4526

Жыл бұрын

Lions are big cats.

Que elegansia que tiene ese animal

This narrator knows literally ntg about animals or animal life

First wildlife documentary where the narrator has told the lions what they are doing is wrong, haha!!

The beauty of Africa our motherland

The thing I can't understand is how the narrator thinks he knows exactly what these animals are thinking. "The lioness didn't want to eat tainted meat because she was concern it may make the cubs sick," the first I've ever heard of such bs.

@janeenjourney43

2 жыл бұрын

He attributed human emotions to the animals based on his own assumptions but read the human emotions like a robot.

@kiannaballard8098

2 жыл бұрын

😩😂😂I was thinking the same thing

@EdKaneInternationalMale

2 жыл бұрын

This was the actual look on my face 🤔🥺👀 when the narrator said that… 😂😂😂

Nice Documentary