The shots they got in this are beyond comprehension. They had multiple cameras on the subjects and put them together well. The tracking of the animal families was amazing and I applaud the phenomenal camera work that was put in to get these consistent, storytelling shots in the wild.

It also didn't go too preachy, scare-mongering, global warming, and all-the-animals-are-dying politics on the audience.

I loved this documentary. A very upstanding documentary that shows the way of life in the Kalahari Desert. It was beautifully filmed and one of the best documentaries of 2022. I would definitely recommend this documentary to familes.

I think I'm able to say that I have seen some pretty good documentaries during 60 + years of Television and Film, from Armand & Michaela Denis and Hans & Lottie Hass, David Attenborough when he first started appearing on TV in the 50s up until now. This was a 'standout' about the Kalahari Desert and Okavango Delta and takes us through lightening electrical storm, baking hot days. Fires and rains when they finally arrive. As narrator Regé - Jean Page says, here, teamwork is the key and the means of survival. Beautifully filmed and certainly one of THE best in a very long line.