Hot Life Africa

The filmmakers shed light on how lion prey tends to feed when hunters are resting, which means when the sun is at its highest, and how a rise in temperature affects the behavior of the animals living in these hot areas.

The filmmakers shed light on leopards living in various ecosystems, from the humid jungles of India to the driest regions of Africa, adapting to almost any climate and feeding on over 100 different species.

The filmmakers shed light on the cheetah's effective tricks for coping with its scorching environment, including hyperventilating and licking itself regularly to evaporate saliva.

Many species that live in extreme places slow down their cycles of reproduction and breeding. Wild dogs speed up the process by several weeks to avoid having to expose their pups to the dangers of heat.

The filmmakers shed light on the camouflage skills of caracals and their ability to thrive in deserts and arid savannahs.