Serengeti Shall Not Die

The documentary follows Bernhard and Michael Grzimek as they investigate animal migrations in Tanzania during the late 1950s. They were tasked by the Tanzanian National Park Administration to gather data for the proposed fencing of the protected area around the Ngorongoro Crater. Utilizing a new counting method with two airplanes, they uncovered unexpected patterns in the migrations of elephants and zebras.

With a runtime of 85 minutes, Serengeti Shall Not Die offers an informative look at African wildlife and conservation efforts during a pivotal time in history. It captures the raw beauty of the Serengeti and serves as a historical document of the challenges faced in preserving this unique ecosystem. The film features striking visuals of the African landscape and its inhabitants, providing insight into the natural world and the importance of conservation.