BBC Earth to air another season of docu-series Dynasties II Posted by Olerato Ramafsi on 22 September 2022 BBC Earth’s riveting and compelling wildlife docu-series, Dynasties II returns for another season. The six-part series (+ The Making Of) will be coming to your screens from Sunday 2 October. In this season, viewers can follow a member of the Big Five, an elephant family which is followed in their indigenous habitat at Amboseli National Park in Kenya. Viewers will witness the birth of twin elephants, a very rare occurrence with only five other sightings having been previously recorded. The show also features some of the unsung heroes of the animal kingdom, the puma and hyena. It unfolds a dramatic narrative about a group of spotted hyenas – living on the vast grasslands of Zambia’s Liuwa Plain and the captivating story of a cheetah mother living in Western Zambia. Don’t miss the action that Dynasties II brings on BBC Earth DStv Channel 184, Sundays at 4.15pm or catch it later on DStv Catch up. Picture: Supplied ALSO READ: Saving the Wild wants justice for corrupt officials involved in rhino poaching Related Posts Volunteer at Cape Town’s TEARS animal shelter for Mandela Day 11 July 2022 Celebrate Mandela Day and help some animals in need by spending 67 minutes volunteering at... read more South Africa’s rarest: the Knysna seahorse 3 May 2022 Seahorses are adorable, but also play a vital part in the ecosystem. The Knysna seahorse... read more South African Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre rescues hoglets 29 November 2021 South African Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre (SAWRC) has taken newborn hedgehogs - hoglets - under their... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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