Two documentaries focused on the Mashatu wildlife area are scheduled to air on Nat Geo Wild this week, atta.travel reports. The broadcaster's lineup places both films within the same week, according to the travel publication.
Mashatu is a wildlife reserve in Botswana, a landlocked country in southern Africa. The two programs center on the animals that live there, though atta.travel's summary does not name the species or the people featured in either film.
The reports did not include broadcast times, specific air dates beyond this week, or details about how the documentaries were produced. It also was not clear whether the two films are new productions or previously released titles returning to the network's schedule.
Nat Geo Wild is a television channel devoted to wildlife and nature programming, and it carries documentary content from a range of regions. The addition of two Mashatu titles gives the reserve a place in the channel's weekly schedule alongside its other nature offerings, atta.travel reports.
For viewers interested in southern African wildlife, the pair of films offers a look at one reserve's animals across two separate programs. Further details on air times and the subjects covered in each documentary were not available in the source material.
Viewers should check local Nat Geo Wild listings for exact broadcast times this week.
