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National Geographic Launches 'Earth's Wild Home' Series Spotlighting Africa's Biodiversity

WHY IT MATTERS

The series brings global attention to Africa’s endangered species and the scientists working to protect them, inspiring conservation action and showcasing the continent’s ecological richness.

What happened

National Geographic has unveiled a new seven‑episode documentary series, Earth’s Wild Home, that takes viewers through Africa’s diverse ecosystems—from jungle to desert, plains, mountains and islands. Over four years, crews filmed in nearly 30 countries, showcasing rare animal behaviors such as chimpanzees fishing for algae, a black panther hunting, a pangolin learning to climb, and a green turtle rescued after laying eggs on a remote island. Each episode ends by highlighting the scientists, photographers and NatGeo explorers who made the project possible, with the final episode focusing on local conservation leaders. The series is narrated by Wunmi Mosaku, whose background in Nigeria and England brings a personal connection to the continent’s rich and varied life.

PRIMARY SOURCES

Lions and cheetahs and chimps, oh my: a spotlight on Africa's diverse wildlife

Ars Technica · Jennifer Ouellette · Discovery only; Condé Nast copyright terms apply

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