Although this documentary has taken a (conspicuous) leaf out of the book of "Okavango: River of Dreams" , I still like it. It is beautiful and the animals shown in it are great.

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.