Tomorrow evening at 9 pm, National Geographic Channel will air Eye of the Leopard, a documentary from Dereck and Beverly Joubert, conservationist whose main focus is on Botswana and the big cats and elephants that live there. Eye of the Leopard follows a leopard named Legadema (which means, "light from the sky") over a three year period, starting when the cat is only eight days old. The documentary will be told mostly in flashback form as she learns to use behaivors taught to her as a young cub. Jermey Irons narrates the story as Legadema learns to use both her instinct and learned behaivor to survive in Africa. I've placed a clip from the documentary after the jump.
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10-07-2006 @ 9:52AM
mobile_army_sugical_hospital said...
That looks absolutely fantastic. Thanks for the heads up!
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10-13-2006 @ 2:53PM
Chris said...
Would anyone have a copy of "Eye of the Leopard"??
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