Wildlife Quest

TV Series
2016–
25m

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On a quest to discover the most exotic and famous wild animals in South Africa, youthful hosts Brittany Bristow and Anga Makubalo embark on a safari through the magnificent Phinda reserve in... Read allOn a quest to discover the most exotic and famous wild animals in South Africa, youthful hosts Brittany Bristow and Anga Makubalo embark on a safari through the magnificent Phinda reserve in KwaZulu Natal. Here, they encounter some of the most famous animals in Africa and study t... Read allOn a quest to discover the most exotic and famous wild animals in South Africa, youthful hosts Brittany Bristow and Anga Makubalo embark on a safari through the magnificent Phinda reserve in KwaZulu Natal. Here, they encounter some of the most famous animals in Africa and study their behavior in a variety of environments. Aimed at a family audience, the series provide... Read all

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Brittany Bristow

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• 2016–2018

Bruce Hedges

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• 2016–2018

Anga Makubalo

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• 2016

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2peter-45899

Amateurish documentary

Watched on Netflix. Good wildlife sightings, but the lack of context, insight and repeated use of "cute" as a description for animals spoiled what had potential to be entertaining viewing. Add amateurish camera work, embarrassingly amateur editing and ghastly colour on UK TV and it isn't worth watching. I've seen better home videos!

10smstockhausen

Perfect for kids, not so much for adults.

So initially I was disappointed with this show. Just as other reviewers have said, the commentary leaves much to be desired. But despite watching nearly every wildlife documentary on Netflix, this is the only one my 2yr old asks for specifically.... over and over and over. I might have every episode memorized by now. It's a small price to pay to keep her away from cartoons or other useless kids shows.

2pmfinnigan

Interesting wildlife footage but shocking narrative

Having worked on a reserve close to Phinda, the reserve was well known to be a jewel in the crown of Zululand. This documentary series surely isn't. Commentary is lacking any insight, filled with lots of "cute" or other fluffy fillers.

Actually couldn't finish the elephant episode, but watching the whole rhino one was enough to know not to bother with the rest. Visit to a school over 600km's away for what? Marabou storks were actually woolly necked storks and a baby crocodile looked more like a terrapinIn the very next scene.

Nice idea, shockingly poor quality control and execution!