In the wild, predators the world over are successful hunters. Theyre honed by evolution and fueled by a need to survive; but in some places, the predators have learned to use the lie of the land to their advantage. Their tactics specifically fit the terrain theyre hunting in. Get a close up look at the killer skills of two of Africas most iconic predators. In northern Botswana is a piece of prime territory: Savuti. Here we see the extraordinary lengths that a pride of lions and a young leopard will go to, to secure a meal.

The Mara and Grumeti rivers transform into yearly battle grounds as more than a million wildebeest attempt a treacherous crossing and hungry Nile crocodiles wait to feast on this annual bounty.

In the wild predators have an unquestioned instinct to kill, honed by evolution and fuelled by a need to survive. Some killers performance is set apart from the rest, their trump card, tactics that fit their terrain. Get a close up look at the killer tactics of two of Africas most iconic predators. In a piece of prime territory in the south east corner of the Serengeti, we see the extraordinary lengths that cheetah and lion will go to secure a meal.