The Luangwa River winds through the savannahs of Zambia; A family of elephants journeys through the bush; A young calf struggles to master the art of using his unwieldy trunk.
In the Luangwa Valley, some of the largest animals on earth live side by side; Elephant, giraffe, buffalo, hippo and nile crocodile; They are the heavyweights.
Liuwa Plains is a place of extremes. For half the year, it's a dry barren plain where only the toughest survive and for the other half, it's a paradise of waterholes.
The Luangwa River belongs to the hippos. The world's largest concentrations of hippos are found here. They spend their days submerged, keeping cool in the hot sun.
Along the bank of the Luangwa River is a troop of eighty or so baboons. This is the story of a family, and a young male baboon who faces difficult choices as he comes of age.
In the Luangwa Valley, we spend one day and one night with Africa's most fearsome hunters, a pride of lions.
No one creature survives Luangwa Valley in isolation. Among the roaming giants and prowling hunters, a supporting cast fertilises the earth, pollinates the plants and keeps the place clean.
The wild grasslands are a dangerous place for Africa?s smallest monkey.
Lions, hyenas and buffalo work together to survive in the Zambian wilderness.
A bull hippo, a young lion and a massive buffalo meet their fates in the Zambian wilderness.
The Luangwa River Valley, the Liuwa Plain, and the Kasanka National Park.
The birds of Zambia's Luangwa Valley.
Africa is the birthplace of humankind.
Chilema is having to adapt to life without an elephants most important appendage
Africas oldest residents.
