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Lions and cheetahs and chimps, oh my: A spotlight on Africa's diverse wildlife

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National Geographic launched a new franchise featuring seven-episode documentaries about Africa's diverse ecosystems, spanning nearly 30 countries over four years. The series highlights endangered species like the African black panther and orphaned pangolins, alongside conservation efforts led by local leaders. Narrator Wunmi Mosaku, a Nigerian-American, provided the voice for the project, which aims to celebrate the continent's biodiversity and environmental challenges.

Key points

• The documentary series 'Africa's Wild Home' consists of seven episodes, each focusing on a specific African ecosystem such as jungles, deserts, and islands.
• Filming took place across nearly 30 different African countries over a four-year period, with the final episode dedicated to conservation leaders and researchers.

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The evidence covers only the launch of the seven-episode series and its production details, including the narrator's involvement and filming scope. Specific episode content, individual animal survival statistics, and long-term conservation outcomes are not provided.

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