Big Cat Live

[JacquieL]

I have been mesmerised by BBC's Big Cat Live. There was a wonderful moment tonight when the cheetah cubs were playing, and the commentator spoke about how important it was for them to play, and said that their play was necessary to help them develop all the skills they will need as adults! Well we all know that don't we?

Last night there was an amazing and magical moment when the three male cheetahs approached the cubs as if to attack them. One little cub stood up to them and they seemed puzzled, and then backed away. Kate, the female presenter, blamed her tears on the smoke from the fire. Hmmm.

 

You can watch the live webcams here http://www.bbc.co.uk/bigcat/

[hali]

it is a great programme isnt it - we are all glued to it

[Sue R]

Hi there !

 

I have been so busy I wasn't even aware, so thank you for the timely mention!!

[Guest]

I'm glued too! So are my two ginger tabbies who keep acting out all the moves!

[Shiny]

I watched it last year or the year before. I really enjoyed it, but at the end of the series the voiceover man said the one remaining cub had died.

 

I know it is nature, but I was really upset and haven't been able to bring myself to watch it since.

[JacquieL]

I know it is really sad isn't it, and whilst I want the big cats to survive and identify with them, it is hard when I see the creatures they catch and kill for food.

[Guest Wolfie]

I too am hooked! Going to miss it tomorrow night though....I hope those little cubs survive!

[JacquieL]

Just follow the link and you'll be able to catch up. I do hope I wont need my hankie tomorrow night.

[dublinbay]

I've been watching too! Fantastic viewing isn't it!

[Guest MaryEMac]

I'm really enjoying it too. It's also nice to see some archive footage from previous years.

 

Mary