Relentless Enemies Trailer - Wildlife Films - National Geographic
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2022
- Relentless Enemies comes from the Joubert's home base in Duba Plains (Botswana.) This relatively small island in the Okavango has the most extraordinary set of conditions where the buffalo herd of over 1,200 are confined by the floodwaters and rivers. This forces them to move around and through 3 lion territories. The film shows the buffalos’ strategies as they develop and how the lions adapt to each scenario.
Narrated by Jeremy Irons
Films credits: Wildlife Films and National Geographic
You can watch the full length wildlife film on the national Geographic channel found online at Disney+
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I literally just typed in Relentless Enemies after hearing Joe speak of it in a short clip.
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This was the second lion documentary I purchased . First being The Last Lions . I was like oh another Silver Eye and narrated again with Jeremy Irons . Pretty cool both are great documentaries with excellent footage .
You too kind Christina and we love hearing about how you loved the Joubert's movies !
@Jacob JK Best ever lion documentary. I watch it every winter a few times. They're will probably never be 6 lions more brutal in life. They even killed they're own offspring. Each one must've had atleast 20 kills
@Jacob JK definitely would've loved to find the poachers who killed one of the brothers too. That totally would've made it so bothe mr.t and kinky tail didnt die if just one more brother was alive
You need to watch the documentary on the mapogo coalition.about 6lion brothers who conquered the sabi and kruger national parks taking over every pride killing every cup that wasnt their bloodline.
I watched the 'Forgotten River' documentary by Beverly and Dereck Joubert many many years ago about the lions of Savuti and their battle for survival in the Savuti channel and I've been captivated ever since. I even bought two copies of the book 'Hunting with the moon' just in case I lost one ! The photography in that book is breath-taking.
Beverley and Dereck have to be the worlds best cinematographers and authors/photographers on these magnificent animals.
Just ordered Relentless Enemies and African Diary so really looking forward to those arriving.
Thank you Craig for your kind words on Dereck and Beverly
Your professed love of Africa, smacks of colonialism
Another Derrick and Beverly Joubert epic masterpiece!
Gracias Joe
This is so fascinating.
One the most viewed wildlife movies the Jouberts have made - you can view this, and their other movies, on the National Geographic channel which can be found on Disney+
0:28 our boy probably stepped on a thorn 😂
Yes, shame it does appear that that happens, but his complaining is probably more that he has to wade through the water which as we all know is not exactly the place where cats like to find themselves usually.
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Please also do this for lions of darkness
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I know these lions are bigger than normal African lions. But just how big are they compared to Barbary lions? Are they smaller, bigger or about the same??
Where can I watch this documentary?
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Is "intimate enemies" the full documentary for "relentless enemies "?
Where can i see full documentary
On the Nat Geo channel found online at Disney+
@@GreatPlains i dont see the channel but i do see lot of documentaries of nat geo
I tried searching with name too
Where can I watch this
Head to Disney+ and watch the Joubert's wildlife movies on the Nat Geo channel there - let us know what you think once you have watched it !
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Anybody know what platform is this streamed on? I looked everywhere and only found a DVD copy on amazon. I dont mind paying but I dont want a dvd, I rather pay for a digital copy or something.
Hi there Franciso - if you have access to DisneyPlus, you should be able to view the Joubert movies under the National Geographic area of that streaming service.
@@GreatPlains great, thank you so much for the info.
I cant see it on disneyplus?
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The lions can't swim off the island?
It's not a island, it'a a delta.And they don't need to "escape" because there they have water, an buffalo, they don't need to migrate
Why do these "extra big" and strong pride run from ordinary hyenas?
One of the marvels of nature
It's a whole clan vs some females.. One male present and they wouldn't run up
I am very eager to see this. Although I found the Duba Plains lions quite disturbing (when I was there) - much more cub killing by females, not males (as is common) , and the dreaded (if strong and mythical) Silver Eye. I read somewhere that it was thought the females in this pride might have higher testosterone levels, perhaps form in-breeding (thus their more male-like behavior) . Dunno if it is true. I WILL WATCH EAGERLY!
Hi Nancy, there was once a spate of cub killing, but that seems to have subsided over the past decade. I personally believe it was because one female (Silver Eye) lost her own cubs and then struggled with this emotionally. Yes lions have emotions. There is no indication at all of higher testosterone, nor would I ever consider it. Most females bred well and today all females breed well. And Silver eye has moved on to the 'great plains in the sky.' Male lions only kill cubs when they are not their own, and it is a function of 'cleansing' bloodlines from other, prior males, and stimulating breeding so they can spend their own energy looking after their own bloodline - Dereck Joubert, CEO Great Plains
Lions are pretty much racist. It's natural.
If the water buffaloes just realise they’re bigger and more of them they will win 😂😂
Kind of like us vs government
Except the military would come in💀
It is an irony of nature, isn't it and one of the reasons why it is so fascinating to watch. Oh by the way, they are Cape buffalo, not water buffalo :)
@@Only1Mal The Military can't do sh*t unless they are trying to genocide us.
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Where can I watch this ?
You can watch this and the other Joubert wildlife movies on the Nat Geo Wild channel. You can check local listings on or also watch it as part of Disney+ offering of channels online.
The original versions much better which came out in 2006 you can also watch the original version on TH-cam or get it on DVD like I did
What’ is it called ? Can you share the link please ?
@@imrankahn8932 It’s just called relentless enemies
UnFortunately I can’t find it
Check out the Nat Geo channel online at Disney+ = You will be able to find all the Joubert's wildlife movies listed there
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Seriously could've gone without the crappy music cutting off the actual talking from the show geez
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If you are a water buffalo that lives around there you are so fcd lol
Where tf I buy this documentary
Hi - Feel free to contact Wildlife Films at www.wildlifefilms.co
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I've tried to find this on Disney+, no go. Is there another name for this doc? I've searched "Relentless Enemies" and nothing going.
Have a look under the National Geographic channel on Disney+
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There is no enemies here. Just lions eating buffalos. Dumb title to lure viewers, to watch lions eating buffalos.
We pretty sure the buffalo view lions as a natural enemy...
There is a lion and a buffalo in the thumbnail. Are you fckin blind? 😂
Buffaloes don’t like being eaten I’m pretty sure …. I think that makes lions their enemies 😂
Joe said the lions were huge 🧢
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