National Geographic - Unlikely Surrogate - April 2007

Legadima- Lightning! Jouberts are one of the world greatest wildlife filmmakers. If you liked this video, man, i recommend you watch one of Jouberts' earlier works titled- Eternal Enemies. You will know what I mean. These guys are great!

amur leopard are more beautifu!

Snow leopards are the most beautiful :P

Oh... itz amazing.. isnt it.. wonder wht happend next.. Plz if u guy hv next part up load it..

Just watch the documentary "Eye Of The Leopard", its takes from there. The Baboon died eventually from the cold...

i read on the national geographic website and it only said that the baboon didn't make it through the night. then it goes on saying how Legadima found a new mate etc but that's about it for the baby baboon.

awesome

nothing happened later. it says at the end that the baby died in the night from the cold.

Just do a key word search. Paste in your browser. Here is a similar story- "The lioness first made headlines in early January, when, to the surprise of Kenya's wildlife experts, she adopted her first oryx calf. For 17 days, she starved while the baby antelope made regular visits to its lactating mother.

At one point, the lioness scared off a family of cheetahs that tried to kill the calf. But inevitably, the oryx was eventually killed by another passing lion."

I saw an episode detailing those events. The lioness adopted several baby oryx. The lioness was bannished from her pride or the other members of her pride were killed. She was socially desparate. The baby oryx featured survived 10 days before another lion came along and killed him. At one point the baby oryx was reunited w/his herd but was reclaimed by the lioness. The problem is the lioness could not provide milk for the baby.