La Saoura Sauvage: the greatest documentary film on the wildlife of the Algerian desert
The creative Algerian young man, Radouane Tahri, chose to photograph life in the Algerian desert, as you have never seen before in a documentary called “La Saoura Sauvage”, in which endangered wild animals and rare animals appear in the world and were first seen in the Algerian desert. The videos of Radouane National Geographic are in competition.
Radouane, the son of Béchar, managed to achieve great success, because his documentary “The Lost Land”, which he photographed in record time, reached more than a million views on YouTube. Photography was a passion for him from a young age, and he practiced it as an amateur until 2008, when he started posting videos on YouTube depicting wildlife in the desert.
After more than 3 years of waiting, the documentary is finally ready and it will be in podcast on 7 episodes via the Algerian national television and via the Youtube channel (Entitled: Wild Algeria) every Saturday at 6:30 p.m.
La Saoura Sauvage: Life from Nothing (Episode 1)
The images of the first episode revolve around a set of exciting stories defying life in the sandy areas, a seat of poison cups on a golden carpet, between the fennec, the smallest fox in the world, and the deadly scorpion.
La Saoura Sauvage: broadcast date Saturday 10/22/2022 (Episode
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La Saoura Sauvage: broadcast date Saturday 10/29/2022 (Episode 3)
La Saoura Sauvage: broadcast date Saturday 05/11/2022 (Episode 4)
La Saoura Sauvage: broadcast date Saturday 12/11/2022 (Episode 5)
La Saoura Sauvage: broadcast date Saturday 19/11/2022 (Episode 6)
La Saoura Sauvage: broadcast date Saturday 11/26/2022 (Episode 7)
Radouane Tahri confirms that Algeria hides treasures that generate billions in public treasury treasuries if they make the best use of tourism. He has received numerous offers from Gulf chains to buy his business, but he aspires to market his product in Algeria.
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