Caught in the Act Season 2 - Episode 3 In the third exciting episode of Caught in the Act, we reveal some of Nature’s most unexpected enemies, baffling battles, and surprising survivors! Witness incredible and unusual animal behaviour from around the world, from a giraffe capture going incredibly wrong to a pack of wild dogs ganging up on a hyena, a whale breach that has the passengers of the boat hanging on for their lives and watch in awe as an angry hippo turns on the camera. This incredible series gathers rare and amazing wildlife action; from tourists to game rangers, amateurs to professionals, from land to underwater, the cameras never stop rolling. Top experts in their field and eyewitnesses relive their breath taking moments in a journey of unique animal behaviour, discovery and explanation. All this and more, as some unusual enemies get Caught in the Act!

Caught in the Act Season 2 - Episode 3 In the third exciting episode of Caught in the Act, we reveal some of Nature’s most unexpected enemies, baffling battles, and surprising survivors! Witness incredible and unusual animal behaviour from around the world, from a giraffe capture going incredibly wrong to a pack of wild dogs ganging up on a hyena, a whale breach that has the passengers of the boat hanging on for their lives and watch in awe as an angry hippo turns on the camera. This incredible series gathers rare and amazing wildlife action; from tourists to game rangers, amateurs to professionals, from land to underwater, the cameras never stop rolling. Top experts in their field and eyewitnesses relive their breath taking moments in a journey of unique animal behaviour, discovery and explanation. All this and more, as some unusual enemies get Caught in the Act!

Mother Warthog   In Africa, the warthog is a constant target for hungry predators. Cheetah, Lion and Leopard actively hunt this prized delicacy. Fewer than forty percent of piglets ever see their first birthday. This year a warthog mother will face these terrible odds and try to raise her family to adulthood. She must learn from the lessons of her past and face her enemies with intelligence and determination. These are the challenges of Mother Warthog.

Mother Warthog   In Africa, the warthog is a constant target for hungry predators. Cheetah, Lion and Leopard actively hunt this prized delicacy. Fewer than forty percent of piglets ever see their first birthday. This year a warthog mother will face these terrible odds and try to raise her family to adulthood. She must learn from the lessons of her past and face her enemies with intelligence and determination. These are the challenges of Mother Warthog.

The Last Lioness A lone lioness wanders the Liuwa Plain. She roars, calling out for mates, other prides, anyone. There is no answer, there hasn’t been for years. Her name is Lady Liuwa, and she alone survived the scourge of poaching and prey shortage that wiped out lions in Liuwa Plain.  For five years wildlife cameraman Herbert Brauer watched her lonely life unfold through his lens, until gradually the lonely lioness began to reach out to him for companionship. An extraordinary relationship blossomed between them, but despite Herbert’s uncanny connection with the lioness, he realised that she needed the company of her own kind. Finally, in May of 2009, plans to reintroduce two male lions to Liuwa came to fruition.  For the first time in more than five years, Lady Liuwa heard the call of her own kind, and her desperate isolation ended at last.

The Last Lioness A lone lioness wanders the Liuwa Plain. She roars, calling out for mates, other prides, anyone. There is no answer, there hasn’t been for years. Her name is Lady Liuwa, and she alone survived the scourge of poaching and prey shortage that wiped out lions in Liuwa Plain.  For five years wildlife cameraman Herbert Brauer watched her lonely life unfold through his lens, until gradually the lonely lioness began to reach out to him for companionship. An extraordinary relationship blossomed between them, but despite Herbert’s uncanny connection with the lioness, he realised that she needed the company of her own kind. Finally, in May of 2009, plans to reintroduce two male lions to Liuwa came to fruition.  For the first time in more than five years, Lady Liuwa heard the call of her own kind, and her desperate isolation ended at last.