Lion Army

This documentary dives into the complex social structure of a 28-member lion pride in Kruger National Park. It highlights the competition for food among the pride's members, particularly focusing on the adolescent males who dominate the kills. The film presents a unique perspective on the interactions between the females and the males, especially when the dominant males are away.

Produced by National Geographic, Lion Army showcases the challenges faced by the lionesses as they struggle to provide for their growing offspring. The film reveals the intricacies of survival in the wild and the pressure on the pride as they navigate their environment. Collectors of wildlife documentaries will appreciate the insights and visuals this film offers on the lives of big cats.