This isn't in any way as stupendous as David Attenborough, though the camera work and cameras used are still good quality. You get to see plenty of all the major big name animals of Africa, though nothing you won't have especially seen before one way or another. That's not to say there are not surprises. You will be left wondering how they got such amazing close-ups of lions and other big cats as they wander. This is excellent viewing for kids who want to learn about African wildlife, and also for people interested in conservation issues in Africa at present. If ever there is an African Safari 2 I'll certainly be happy to watch it.
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I just love the work!
bilithebhoot5 June 2014
Hi, team 'African Safari' I never had watched any wildlife documentary but I've always admired the work of nature and the wild life. The videography, the music, the knowledge, everything was very alluring and now I really want to watch more documentaries of this high quality and value. Wild cats, specially lions, cheetahs and leopards, do attract me as well! The adventure travel on the air balloon was also admiring! Work on such topics should be given more preference, as we are incomplete without nature's work! Regards to all the team members for their great effort, especially Kevin, Mara and Danny. LOVED THE WORK! Stay blessed!
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