As "Super Cats" (2018 release; 3 episodes of about 55 min. Each) opens with "Part 1 - Extreme Lives"), we are introduced to various cheetahs as they chase down animals for food. In a voice-over, we are told that resulting from the use of remote mobile camera buggies. As such we now literally are running with cheetahs! Absolute outstanding footage. At this point we are less than 10 min. Into Part 1.
Couple of comments: this was originally a BBC series that has been recut for use in the US market, and with a new host/voice -over courtesy of F. Murray Abraham. Part 1 is a visual bonanza from start to finish, as we go from one cat family species to another, including the already mentioned cheetahs, but also the rusty spotted cat (the smallest predator on earth, we are told), the snow leopard (in the Himalayas), the puma, the lynx, and of course the lion (the only social cat). But the best comes somewhere in the middle, as we are introduced to the jaguar. There is jaw-dropping footage of a jaguar attacking a large crocodile, I mean, if I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, I wouldn't have believed it. I cannot wait to check out Parts 2 ("Cats In Every Corner) and 3 ("Science and Secrets").
"Super Cats" originally aired in 2018 on PBS as part of its long-standing "Nature" franchise. I recently caught Part 1 on a rerun on PBS, but it is of course also available on PBS On Demand, various other streaming services, and also on DVD/Blu-ray. If you, like myself, love cats, do yourself a favor and check out "Super Cats". I am quite certain you will not be disappointed.