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As the babies grow, cracks are beginning to appear in their hierarchies, and their delicate positions of power are tested.
As the babies grow, cracks are beginning to appear in their hierarchies, and their delicate positions of power are tested.
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S1, EP5 "The Berenty Dynasty"In the Berenty Reserve, the troops rushed to make use of the short food bounty that followed early rains but then the dry heat returned; with their pups getting larger there's more pressure to find food.
Gangs of Lemur Island
S1, EP4 "The Road to Independence"As the babies grow, cracks are beginning to appear in their hierarchies, and their delicate positions of power are tested.
Gangs of Lemur Island
S1, EP3 "Risk and Reward"The arrival of the first rains bring relief for the ring-tailed lemur gangs in the Berenty Reserve of Madagascar; food in the forest is plentiful and opposing leaders Crystal and Kati lead their troops to feast on the bounty.
Gangs of Lemur Island
S1, EP2 "Under Pressure"In Madagascar's remote Berenty Reserve, the dry season is taking its toll on the resident ring-tailed lemurs; With food becoming harder to find, tensions are rising between opposing gang leaders Crystal and Kati.
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