Tree Climbing Lions

About Tree Climbing Lions

In the heart of Uganda lays a rare and mysterious spectacle rarely seen anywhere else in Africa - lion prides that spend much of their lives in trees. "Tree Climbing Lions" is a compelling documentary that follows big cat biologist Alexander Braczkowski's journey to study this exceptional behavior. Witness as his scientific endeavor evolves into an emotional journey, venturing deeper into the lives, struggles, and triumphs of these majestic creatures.

Making / Production

"Tree Climbing Lions" was directed by veteran wildlife filmmaker Ben Wallis and produced by National Geographic. The film was released in 2018 and seeks to understand the atypical behavior of these Ugandan lions. The crew embarked on an extensive and challenging journey to the remote regions of Uganda, braving terra incognita to shed light on this unexplored facet of big cat behavior.

Actors

• Alexander Braczkowski as Himself: Alexander is a dedicated big cat biologist. He shines in the film with his depth of knowledge and passion for these creatures. The journey is as much Alexander's as it is the lions', and his genuine love and concern for the animals brings the documentary to life.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• This documentary expands on the relatively unknown fact that lions sometimes climb trees, a behavior that is indeed rare and has only been observed in a few places in Africa.
• Uganda, where the film is set, is one of the few places where tree-climbing lions are observed regularly.

Awards

Information about any awards for "Tree Climbing Lions" is currently unavailable.

Quotes

• "It's not just about understanding their behavior, it's about stepping into their world." - Alexander Braczkowski
• "These aren't just lions, they're an extraordinary part of this ecosystem which we're only beginning to understand." - Alexander Braczkowski

Music, Soundtrack

• The soundtrack of "Tree Climbing Lions" has been composed to accentuate the thrilling and explorative nature of the documentary, seamlessly blending with the film's visuals to deliver an immersive experience.