How a leopard family masters the art of nocturnal fishing
In short: In the wilds of Botswana, a leopard mother and her two cubs must master a new skill to survive. Watch as they learn to fish at night to stay ahead of fierce competitors.
To survive alongside formidable neighbours like lions, hyenas, and wild dogs, the family must expand their hunting repertoire.
The footage captures the intimate process of the cubs learning to fish, a departure from the typical hunting habits of big cats, driven by the intense competition for food in their environment.
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