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Namibias Wildlife Comeback: Cheetahs and Leopards

202421 min4K★ 8.1Nature & Wildlife

This 4K documentary charts Namibia's wildlife comeback through the stories of its cheetahs and leopards. It follows four captive cheetahs learning to live in the wild at the Erindi Game Reserve, watched over by a British vet, while a leopard expert tracks a young cat. The film blends rewilding and conservation with intimate animal observation. It is an encouraging look at big cats reclaiming their place in the wild. Free to stream in 4K on Dr Documentary.

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