Mia a 11 ans quand elle noue une relation hors du commun avec Charlie, un lionceau blanc né dans la ferme d'élevage de félins de ses parents en Afrique du Sud.
African Cats, referred to as a "true life adventure," tells the true story of two animal families living in the wild by using real-life footage. The film focuses on a young lion cub named Mara raised by her mother Layla, a mother cheetah named Sita who is raising five newborns, and Fang, the leader of Mara and Layla′s pride, defending his family from a banished lion named Kali.
Tom Newman, a hydro-electrical engineer, arrives in Africa with his family to help build a dam. His daughter, Jessica, isn't getting along with her stepmother, Amy, because she is not happy about her parents divorce. The next morning, Amy, Jessica and her brother David go on a game drive with Brian, a ranger, while Tom goes to the dam. While driving off-road, David asks the ranger to stop the jeep because he has to defecate. Brian grabs his rifle and escorts David to a nearby tree. They encounter two lionesses, backed by a lion behind them. One lioness attacks and David runs back to the car, where Brian sacrifices himself to save the others. The keys lost, Amy, Jessica, and David are trapped in the car and stalked by the lions, who devour Brian. Back at the lodge, Tom is informed of his family's disappearance, and attempts to contact Crawford, a professional hunter and guide, at the suggestion of the park rangers. Crawford refuses to help him, as he is a big five hunt guide, not a leader of search parties. The next day, after not being able to accompany the rangers in the air, Tom goes to see Crawford, and manages to hire his services at the latter's own price. Back in the car, David spots Brian's keys, and Amy retrieves them, only to wreck the truck when she drives the wrong way. Crawford and Tom look for signs of them while checking in on the rangers trail periodically, but the rain the previous night has washed away any tracks. When the rangers fly by without noticing them, Jessica gets out and tries to draw their attention. She fails and, along with Amy, is attacked by one lioness, which is killed by two native hunters.
When George Adamson is forced to kill a lioness out of self-defense, he brings home the 3 orphaned cubs she had been trying to protect. The Adamsons tend to the three orphaned lion cubs to young lionhood, and, when the time comes, the two largest are sent to the Rotterdam Zoo, while Elsa the Lioness (the smallest of the litter) remains with Joy. When Elsa is held responsible for stampeding a herd of elephants through a village, John Kendall, Adamson's boss gives the couple three months to either rehabilitate Elsa to the wild, or send her to a zoo. Joy opposes sending Elsa to a zoo, and spends much time attempting to re-introduce Elsa to the life of a wild lion in a distant reserve. At last, Joy succeeds, and with mixed feelings and a breaking heart, she returns her friend to the wild. The Adamsons then depart for their home in England; a year later, they return to Kenya for a week, hoping to find Elsa. They do, and happily discover she hasn't forgotten them, and is the mother of three cubs.
The film is told through the perspective of Timon and Pumbaa through the literary device known as a frame story. The two are shown watching the original film, The Lion King, being shown in silhouette commenting on the movie being shown before them, in a style nearly identical to that of Mystery Science Theater 3000.
The comedy duo are working at the circus. They first appear in the Pantomime horse and then as assistants to Destructo, a strongman. The circus goes bankrupt after the Big Top is destroyed when Laurel and Hardy cause Destructo's cannonball-catching act to go wrong. The circus can't pay them their wages so Oliver is given a gorilla called Ethel and Stanley a Flea Circus as a pay off. Despite the film's title Ethel isn't a chimpanzee. She is dressed in a ballet tutu and hat. Stanley and Oliver need to find a room to stay in overnight and they go to a guest house. The landlord gives them a room but refuses to let Ethel stay. A lion named MGM after the MGM lion has escaped from the circus. Stanley and Oliver try to smuggle Ethel into their room whilst avoiding MGM. They decide to leave Ethel outside for the night and go to bed. They sleep in the same bed as in all Laurel and Hardy films. Stanley falls out of bed and decides to sleep in the spare bed. Ethel climbs in through the window and gets into bed with Oliver. Ethel steals the blanket from Oliver so he decides to use the spare bed as well as Stanley. They both begin to itch and find that the flea circus has escaped into the bed. Another guest at the house puts some music on and Ethel begins to dance. The landlord has a wife called Ethel and when Oliver tells the gorilla to stop dancing the landlord thinks his wife is in the room with Stanley and Oliver. The landlord confronts Stanley and Oliver with a pistol. At the end the gorilla gets hold of the pistol and begins to shoot, scaring everyone out of the room.
Dans une forêt tropicale, les animaux (un hippopotame, une girafe, un singe) se moquent ouvertement du lion, supposé être le « roi de la jungle ». En effet, le lion en question est complètement bête et incapable. Mais piqué au vif, il cherche à prouver qu'il mérite ce titre en chassant un autre animal, un lapin. Pour son malheur, il se trouve que ce lapin est Bugs Bunny. Le lion essaye d'attirer le lapin avec une carotte tout en l'appelant « bunny » (qu'il prononce « pony »). Bugs indique sa présence par un panneau de signalisation de passage de train où est inscrit : « rabbit tracks » . Le lion voit les empreintes de pattes de Bugs, puis une voie de chemin de fer où déboule Bugs dans un nuage de fumée (jeu de mot avec « tracks » : les traces de lapin et les rails du train). Bugs vole la carotte au passage. Le lion lui court après, se trompe de voie (revient en arrière sur l'aiguillage d'un tronçon de chemin de fer), se retrouve avec le lapin dans les pattes en passant à travers un arbre creux. Pendant que Bugs sort sa réserve personnelle de carottes (sous forme d'un étui à cigares), le lion sort ses griffes une à une... la dernière se trouve être une lame tire-bouchon ! Le lion, honteux de son penchant pour l'alcool, la replie prestement. Le lapin, lui, hume une des carottes comme un cigare. Il la présente au lion, qui donne un coup de patte, la découpant en rondelles. Le lapin en avale une avec gourmandise. Il remue ses oreilles. Le lion tente de l'imiter sans y parvenir, et s'énerve. Le lapin, en discutant encore, dit qu'il est supposé avoir peur. Il mime la peur et réussit à s'enfuir avec des cris et des poses de cabotin. Le lion le retrouve chantant et déguisé en ramasseuse de carottes « poétique », avec un grand chapeau de paille. Bugs remarque le lion qui s'approche en rampant. Aussitôt, le lion fait mine de « nager » nonchalamment. Puis il bondit sur le lapin, est coiffé du chapeau au passage. Bugs Bunny se sauve, plonge dans son terrier. Il en ressort avec une porte. Il ouvre au lion qui y frappe, se moque de son chapeau, lui montre son reflet dans un miroir. Le lion en rit aussi. Le lapin en profite pour déplacer la porte. Le lion croit qu'il est enfermé et essaye d'enfoncer la porte. Le lapin l'ouvre au dernier moment, le lion est emporté dans son élan dans le décor. Il revient brusquement et tient enfin le lapin sous la menace de sa patte griffue, quand un coup de téléphone l'interrompt : c'est son épouse qui l'oblige à rentrer. Le lion abandonne Bugs, qui rit de voir le lion ne pas être le chef, même chez lui. Alors qu'il se vante devant le public de l'être, apparaît M Bugs Bunny dans une jupe. Bugs file doux et rentre dans le terrier conjugal en rampant. « Qui porte la culotte dans cette famille ? », demande-t-elle.
Au village de Pama, en Afrique, au XX siècle, Oulé vient au monde le même jour que Sirga, la petite lionne. Ils grandissent ensemble et deviennent inséparables, passant leurs journées à chasser, au grand dam de Léna, la douce amie d'Oulé. L'enfant apprend le langage des animaux, du vent et du feu. Ses connaissances vont d'ailleurs lui devenir précieuses, lorsqu'un jour surgissent des hommes armés venus du Nord. La tribu est décimée et les enfants sont emmenés en esclavage au Maghreb ou en Arabie. Oulé tente de retrouver sa terre natale avec l'aide des félins.
The movie follows the daily life of an East African veterinary hospital. The hospital is directed by Dr. Marsh Tracy (played by Marshall Thompson). His family and he find a cross-eyed lion which they name Clarence and adopt as a household pet.
Eleven-year-old Napoleon (Johnny Whitaker) lives with his grandfather (Will Geer). He and his grandfather adopt a lion named Major when by chance they meet an old clown who cannot take him back to Europe. The old lion has bad teeth and only drinks milk so they put Major in the chicken cage to look after him. When Napoleon's grandfather dies of old age, Napoleon asks a young grad student named Danny (Michael Douglas) to help bury his grandfather. Uncertain about his future Napoleon runs off with the lion, a pet rooster, and his friend Samantha (Jodie Foster) to try to find Danny, now a goat herder who lives in the mountains, and so Napoleon can avoid being sent to an orphanage.
The film begins with Tarzan and Jane Parker living in the jungle. Harry Holt and his business partner Martin Arlington meet up with them on their way to take ivory from an elephant burial ground. Holt tries to convince Jane, who was with him on his first trip to the jungle, to return with him by bringing her gifts from civilization including clothing and modern gadgets but she tells them she would rather stay with Tarzan.
When Chris Carlyle (Jay North) moves with his parents from the farm to the city, he secretly takes with him his woodland friend, a full-grown mountain lion. The problems surface when the mountain lion strolls around his new neighborhood, his friendliness mistaken for predatory habits. The neighbors get into an uproar and Chris is forced to allow his friend to be relocated to the city zoo.
A family in Africa is besieged by a group of lions, driven to desperation by the drought. They have to survive multiple attacks but some colleagues are eaten by the lions.