Customer Review: This documentary has stayed with me for ten years. It's a heart-rendering portrayal of life in the wilderness, the struggle to survive and the fight to dominate. Beautifully photographed, it pulls no punches as it follows a pride of lions through brith and death. It's both grim and gorgeous (and... more info
Customer Review: I remember watching this specific film years ago. So, while in Washington D.C., I was happy to find it that NG store in NG headquarters. This movie is one of the all-time greats that National Geographic has produced. Des and Jen Bartlett do a incredible job of showing the life of the elusive desert... more info
Customer Review: Most of the older National Geographic Specials are real treasures and this film is no different. The wonderful footage, the superb narration and the great soundtrack come together to make this video a really enjoyable experience.It may not be solely about lions like the title implies, but this is... more info
Customer Review: This is not your typical wildlife movie with chilling action scenes of predators chasing down and killing prey. Rather, it is a meticulously laid out and nicely shot film about the extraordinary pioneering work done by Jane Goodall and her life among the wild chimpanzees of Africa. You get to... more info
Customer Review: Having grown up with the older National Geographic documentaries I was delighted when I found this gem. If you liked Crocodiles: Here be Dragons, or Realm of the Alligator then you will love Last Feast of the Crocodiles. I might add though that this film is a bit intense and graphic in some scenes... more info
Customer Review: I saw this documentary on PBS and recorded it when it first came out. Since the time I've first seen it up to now, I think I must have watched it well over a hundred times. The narration is flawless as is the sound track and the filmography and editing. The sound track and the poetic narration make... more info
Customer Review: This is definitely one of the best wildlife videos I have ever watched. It's extremely well-shot and has a very coherent story line, but that's not why I have ranked it so highly. It's because this video has action scenes that will chill you and have you literally on the edge of your seat while... more info
Customer Review: I was a biology major in college and of course did an in-depth study of the principles of evolution by natural selection. In general, the rule is that major traits evolve due to it providing a survival advantage. I completely understood that, but was puzzled by the zebra having black and white... more info
Customer Review: Now, I love NG - I really do - but this video is just a litany of all the horrible things we've ever done to elephants. Really very little on elephant behavior and it just leaves you feeling horrible.
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