Big Cat Tales

The photography takes you from your lounge sofa to Kenya without the life threatening situations. Truely spectacular images and stories enabling the view to be left with character endearment and left wanting more. Love this show

This to me is a return of "Big Cat Diaries" Which I watched religiously early on weekday morning's back when I Lived in California. I really appreciate and respect the world of the Big Cats that the hosts reveals to the viewers. The connection they have with these animals is real and is infectious and I have become a Big Fan of all cats. I am hoping I misread the tone f the last episode it seems like that was the end of thee series! Gosh I hope not. But if it was I want to thank the cast and production crew of this and there previous series. For they have opened up a world that most of us will ever see in person!

Just another excuse to show animals hunting other animals for food, that is NOT entertainment

I liked the old 'Big Cat Diaries', but this drags. It's hard to get into the lives of the animals. I fell asleep once, but watched again waiting for the compelling story which never evolved.

Just amazing to watch the content they get so close and teach you a lot about life on the savannah.

Kenya is renowned for its incredible wildlife, including some of the most iconic big cat species in the world. Among the big cats found in Kenya are lions, leopards, cheetahs, and even the rare and elusive African golden cat. Lions are the most well-known big cat in Kenya, and are often spotted lounging in the sun or prowling through the savannah in search of prey. Leopards, on the other hand, are more elusive and are often found hiding in trees or stalking their prey from the shadows. Cheetahs, with their incredible speed and agility, are a rare sight but can sometimes be spotted sprinting across the grasslands.