Africa's Most Dangerous Predators | Savage Kingdom FULL EPISODE | Wildlife Documentary

Africa's Most Dangerous Predators | Savage Kingdom FULL EPISODE | Wildlife Documentary is a breathtaking nature animal documentary that plunges into the Masai Mara at the end of the dry season, where a single mouthful of water is worth more than blood, and the animal that controls the water controls the life and death of every other creature on the plain. Through cinematic footage and educational storytelling, this documentary reveals a savanna ruled not by fang or claw, but by a clear and odourless thing draining away by the hour. Elephants dig wells out of a dead riverbed and hand free water to species that did nothing to earn it. A lion pride seizes the last great waterhole and simply waits for thirst to deliver the prey. Then the rains come, the Mara River wakes, and the very thing that was so scarce it killed becomes so abundant it kills far more. You will witness a matriarch reading an underground spring through the sand with a trunk built from forty thousand muscles, a giraffe forced to splay its legs and bare its neck for every single drink, a wall of two thousand pound buffalo hurling a lioness into the air, a cheetah gambling on a midday hunt because the lions took the cool hours, a leopard hauling its kill up a tree beyond the reach of an entire hyena clan, and a sixteen foot Nile crocodile that has waited nearly a year for one crossing. Epic Moments in This Documentary: Elephants digging a well in a dry riverbed and creating water for the whole region A giraffe splaying its legs to drink, the tallest animal at its most defenseless A lion pride that owns the last waterhole and lets thirst bring the prey to them Hundreds of buffalo turning as one and throwing a lioness clear off the ground A cheetah forced to hunt at noon, then too exhausted to defend her own kill A Nile crocodile unleashing the death roll in the middle of the Mara crossing Vultures whose stomach acid destroys anthrax and closes the circle of death #natureanimaldocumentary #ourplanet #wildlifedocumentary #AfricanSavanna #natgeo #planetearth #AfricanWildlife #naturesmoments