Born into Danger: Savannah's Young

In the African savannah, newborns are vulnerable to many dangers. Whether they grow up in a group or with a solitary mother, they must learn the rules of survival.
After weeks of drought, the first rains revitalize the land, providing an environment conducive to births.
A 100 kg elephant calf learns to walk as soon as it is born, but remains fragile and requires constant protection.
Lion and cheetah cubs, lighter and blind at birth, must hide to avoid predators. Their stressed mothers protect their young by all means, especially against hyenas.