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A My Addo Mountain Zebra National Park selected video for you:

The Mountain Zebra National Park, in the Eastern Cape’s enchanting landscape, was established in 1937 to preserve the last 17 remaining mountain zebra on earth. With support from 50|50 and the David Shepard Foundation, amongst others, the park has increased in size and so has the zebra population which is now at 800 individuals! Cheetahs were re-introduced to the park in 2007 and brown hyena a year later. Now it is time for the lions! We follow the historic re-introduction of three lions into the park which will hopefully restore a natural balance between predator and prey. How will the cheetahs (of which there are only 5) cope with the threat of the lions? Will the precious mountain zebras become a favourite prey for the new lions?

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