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The Lion's Share (1996)

In a western corner of Tanzania’s Serengeti, there is a paradise ruled by lions. It is called Moru and for Africa's king of cats this golden land is the ultimate inheritance. The pride is the core of lion society, consisting of female relatives and their cubs, guarded by one or more male lions. This programme shows how the sisterhood copes with its neighbours, deals with male suitors, raises its cubs and tackles its prey
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In a western corner of Tanzania’s Serengeti, there is a paradise ruled by lions. It is called Moru and for Africa's king of cats this golden land is the ultimate inheritance. The pride is the core of lion society, consisting of female relatives and their cubs, guarded by one or more male lions. This programme shows how the sisterhood copes with its neighbours, deals with male suitors, raises its cubs and tackles its prey

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Written By:Patrick Morris, Brian Jackman
In Theaters:11/15/1996
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Runtime:45 minutes
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