The stage is set to chase and capture some stampeding water buffalo, plus a look at the disastrous tsetse fly..
Wynant D. Hubbard, Edward T. Lowe Jr.
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If you are looking for something to watch while eating cereal on a Saturday morning, this might be it. It is short, grainy, and very loud in spirit even if the sound is old. History nerds will probably get a kick out of it. People who want 4K nature shots of lions will absolutely hate this. The whole thing feels li...
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Wynant D. Hubbard
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"If you are looking for something to watch while eating cereal on a Saturday morning, this might be it. It is short, grainy, and very loud in spirit even if the sound is old. History nerds will probably get a kick out of it. People who want 4K nature shots of lions will absolutely hate this. The whole thing feels like someone found a box of old film in a basement and just decided to play it. There is something about the way the buffalo move that feels different than modern TV. It is all cha..."
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