Lemur Kingdom (Animal Planet)
common sense media says
Ring-tailed reality stars face life in the wild.
parents & educators say
What parents need to know
Parents need to know that while the violence of life in the wild is softened here, the sometimes-brutal reality of nature is always at play. For example, when a baby lemur is knocked out of a tree by another lemur, viewers don't see the baby hit the ground. But the narrator constantly mentions that the baby's life is in peril because of the resulting injury to his leg. Because the lemurs are cute and furry, young viewers may get emotionally attached -- which can make the inevitable fights and danger harder to watch. Parents may also find themselves starting the "birds and bees" conversation after mating scenes or explaining nature's "survival of the fittest."
Violence & scariness:
The lemurs are constantly fighting one another, sometimes fiercely. There's also the constant threat of predators.
Sexy stuff:
Some mating scenes.
Language:
Not applicable.
Consumerism:
Not applicable.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:
Not applicable.
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Meerdog
teen, 14 years old
teen, 14 years old
Great show!
This is a fun filled, action packed drama show that is very fun to watch. This show is THOUSANDS OF TRILLIONS OF TIMES BETTER THAN ORANGTAN ISLAND, but I totally disagree with the review on this site. It IS possible not to compare it to Meerkat Manor. Meerkat Manor can NEVER be replaced(especially not by Orangutans)! Long story short I LOVE IT(But it STILL can't compare to Meerkat Manor)!
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