4 LEOPARDS and a LION 🐆 🦁

[@MichaelHassemer]

I really like the comments of this guy. Always.

[@buffiesilver]

I was very nervous for that leopard. When she was headed on, is when i could breathe. Thank you for sharing this incredible sight!! Much appreciated with respect.

[@RyazUbed]

❤❤❤❤

[@kingdomgateway7677]

I don't like people flashing lights at animals and disturbing their natural life. Rather use night vision cameras.

[@OldScratch81]

Ya sure right after you donate 25 000 for it 😂 get a grip it’s basically a zoo

[@k.m.f369]

That's nice. We don't care

[@Daniman-nk2vj]

😊

[@tommyholsworth8390]

Get a life nerd

[@AliasSchmalias]

@@OldScratch81 I'm surprised that such an unconscious comment gets 7 likes. If you can't afford night vision, how about just leaving the animals completely alone?

[@nanakwakukoomson1120]

Their light 💡 makes it easy for the lion to see them

[@smokerscoach]

Lions can see at night they hunt under the cover of darkness infact the light is a distraction for both of them

[@آلآرستقرآطي-ر6س]

A lion's sense of sight at night is eight times better than a human's sense of sight. It is like night vision technology

[@k.m.f369]

Lions can see effortlessly at night. The light matters nothing.

[@AliasSchmalias]

@@k.m.f369 Because people are always close to animals to film them, the lights definitely have an influence on the hunting behavior of animals because they know this very well. From 300 meters away he might never have seen the leopards, but he can see the car lights very clearly. It's a shame that people don't just leave the animals alone at night instead of shining a light on them.

[@maxirguez]

Literalmente la luz perjudica al león,ya que el leopardo lo puede ver venir..

[@SNEHIT_SHARMA]

bro i like your hardwork.....Staying awake on nights are very hard..salute🙏

[@annettelane659]

What an absolutely incredible sighting. Animal dynamics are amazing and they all had their agenda. Nkoveni leading her cubs to safety, (fantastic Mama) Three Rivers taking over the kill and last but not least the Ndhzenga male scaling the tree and taking what was left. Nothing goes to waste in the wild. Awesome sighting MalaMala, thank you so much.

[@rosesippel2932]

Lion got himself an easy meal long live the king 👑 🦁

[@Falcon48m]

You must be Indian… 9 IQ

[@Akash-no6dg]

​@@Falcon48myou have any scientific prove Indian's have ...9IQ or you have any data to prove Indian's IQ?

[@v.a.2308]

Savanalarda hiç bir yemek kolay değildir.

[@erosgiosalmoni1925]

Long live the King of scavenger 🦁

[@why1811]

king my ass...you mean thief...The real king is elephant..1 on 1 elephant win 10/10...

[@skwish6401]

Magnificent mighty tree by nature.

[@celiajarvis3168]

Yes. Awesome tree, the perfect home.

[@LotsofLisa]

This brought back so many memories. That time Dark Mane Avoca try to sneak up on the hyena den on live safari There’s nothing funnier than tiptoeing male lion. Tinyo of the Birmingham Boys was the first male lion I’d ever seen climb a tree to steal a leopard’s leftovers also on live safari. Awesome footage!

[@october65-h6e]

Yes. And when I see these two cute leopard cubs I think back to Xongile and Hosana...😭. R.I.P

[@GuantanamoBayBarbie2]

​@@october65-h6emy two favorite cubs! 😭💔🐆🐆💔

[@GuantanamoBayBarbie2]

​@janincaldeiraVerdad! Amen.

[@finneguitarplayer9825]

Lion is the King

[@Leopard_Lover]

Wow you are teasing me today !!! This is leopard HEAVEN!

[@pedrocampos691]

🐆🐆🐆🐆🐆🐆🐆🐆🐆🐆🐆🐆🐆🐆🐆🐆

[@umakanthan76]

Interesting to see how spotlights make a mess of everything. Leopards are very intelligent and know the areas where lions would not frequent. That kill was probably stashed in a tree where the chances of lions stealing it was low. These safe areas keep shifting of course. The leopard that was resting on the ground too would have been resting at that place knowing it was relatively safe. Plus in the natural pitch black state of the forest night, you can find documentaries shot with night vision that shows how lions walk just meters from prey without sighting it. But here, in the pitch black forest night, spot lights shining up on a tree would have been visible for miles. Lions and other predators such as hyena clearly associate vehicles and spot-lights with potential opportunities. So in essence, not an actual natural occurrence, but a dangerous situation for the leopards created by a bunch of folks with spot-lights creating a mess out of natural order. Which of course, will be denied by the people concerned. "Lion will definitely chase her if he sees her" - Of course yes, if you keep shining your spot-light on her!

[@stanleykimutai2521]

Good. You have educated these idiots messing nature at night

[@pedrocampos691]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@Eljaguarcito1]

They are very stupid people….

[@AliasSchmalias]

I didn't notice until I read your comment. Makes me very sad, I would have liked someone who calls himself an “expert” to be more mindful.

[@onelove-005]

A nighttime safari! Another treat to watch

[@davidwood351]

Thanks to the bright lights, things didn’t take a natural course.

[@dreamer8474]

The Lion doesn't sleep tonight...

[@crisismanagement]

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[@prismaticindia9046]

It sleeps in the daytime.

[@sarcasmunlimited1570]

Curiously, despite the verse in the Lion King, certain groups of lions live in jungles and not out on the prairie.

[@rohitrajsharma7464]

Same. 😂

[@moresavageent.5633]

In the jungle , the mighty jungle …. What he said 😂😂😂

[@soufianadam8964]

The lion came to collect the tax

[@Sahm.tattoo]

Usually hyenas are the tax collectors. They never hung and only steal others kills lol, just like tax institutions

[@SNEHIT_SHARMA]

lion is like the goon

[@Salman-Bin-Ahmed]

" attack of common sense there " LOL. these guys sometimes crack me up! Well said, dear sir.

[@dantrunks20]

WOW! Incredible! Absolutely amazing!

[@fighterplane2023]

Lion:thnx for ur light it make my job easy 😂😂😂

[@v.a.2308]

Aslanın gece görmesi için ışığa ihtiyacı yok hatta ışığın zararı bile olabilir..

[@Rex-wn3yf]

Lion who could climb tree! God level!

[@Baryonyx01]

All lions can climb a short tree.

[@Oldheadontheblock]

​@Baryonyx01 that is not a short tree lol

[@CarlosHernandez.RentaHouse]

@@Oldheadontheblockyes it is lol

[@mohammadkamaleslami9077]

Can you define a "short tree"? Yes. Every tree that a lion can climb!

[@v.a.2308]

Savanalarda aç kalmak 250 kg luk bir erkek aslanı dik ağaca tırmanmaya zorlayabilir bu şaşılacak bir durum değil. Hayvanları iyi tanımak için öncelikle yaşam ortamını iyi analiz edebilmek önemlidir..

[@paladinminipedro707]

of course he can't see what he is doing...you have a bright light in his face!!

[@spamniese99]

Lion was like time for yall to pay your dues ...No rent free in this jungle

[@ccth22]

LOL

[@AngelPerez-vo7nn]

Hell yeah 😅bro ❤🦁👑

[@Baryonyx01]

Those were leftovers

[@erosgiosalmoni1925]

More like King of thieves ...

[@markfromct2]

Amazing how Leopards can walk around trees like we walk around our homes. Lions not so much.

[@colinreece3452]

I think the leopard has ankle joints different to a lion thats how they climb easier, even though a lion can climb they are not as agile and as skilled.

[@Robert-qm5so]

That's cause they need to , the ground is already occupied with lions , wild dogs and hyenas

[@manealst7249]

@@colinreece3452it’s because they weigh wayyy less than

[@leonardogomes9227]

O CONTINENTE ÁFRICANO, e o mais belo d todo PLANETA exuberante em tudo maravilhoso belo , eu AMO d ver a diversidade d vidas.❤

[@DCdc-rn8sz]

Great job for the cameraman and the one who make this video....Lions and leopards are just majestic big cats...I am just really curiuus what will happen if tigers, lions and leopards are in Africa together...well anyway, that is another story...Awesome video

[@Георгий-б7щ]

The tiger will not be able to compete with the king of all animals and all cats, Lion

[@v.a.2308]

Bir zamanlar Hindistan ormanlarin bir bölümünde Asya aslanı, Bengal kaplanı ve Asya Leopari bir aradaydi! Ekosistem de her zaman her hayvana bir arada olsa da yer vardır rekabet/tehdit/risk ekosistemin devamlılığının parçasıdır..

[@appuasraf]

Brother... Tigers are not built to live in dry areas (Savanna or desert like areas). That's why nature having lion there as an apex predator.

[@SNEHIT_SHARMA]

in india they do...come brother....

[@fillfinish7302]

Amazing tree .it is like a fortress

[@martytdd1606]

Not really when a big heavy male lion can still climb it and steal your meal. 🤷‍♂️

[@v.a.2308]

​@@martytdd1606Çok açsa bu riske girer ama çok aç değilse bu riske değmez..

[@RobbiePal]

The lion must be things… for the first time these humans help me steal a meal. Your lights towards the leopard and then towards the carcass on the tree … thank you Humans.

[@WolfenSköll-Mountains]

I recently watched a Natgeo documentary about a giant male leopard called "Burn Ebony" he was so big and self confident he would walk in front of the lions and they looked scared and confused, beautiful video and may the leopard cubs continue be born!!!! 🐆

[@BJ-wn7yy]

Burnt Ebony male from Botswana. He was in the open but was so confident he showed no fear or whatsoever. The lions may looked confused since they usually run when a lion is nearby but the lions were focused on the next hunt anyway. Still an awesome scene though!

[@hotbit7327]

Natgeo is not a documentary, it's half Hollywood BS.

[@Pandemomium4Life]

Documentary narrations are so flawed. I stopped watching them all together

[@zone_Magazine_reporter]

@@BJ-wn7yy is that the doc with lakadema , i remember a doc with you young leopard mum was called burnt ebony , from a ebony tree she was always filmed in ,

[@fillfinish7302]

Really may be with a lioness not with a lion.

[@juniorgemini8076]

Lions are king for real 😅😅.

[@baldbastardo]

That's a really impressive tree. I can't help but think it has benefitted from generations upon generations of left over leopard kills fertilizing it by accident. Other than that, cool vid.

[@HeavyMachineryEquipment]

If you use the camera at night, it may be more natural for the animals to shine a light on them

[@BIBECHYOUTUification]

The tree is not suitable to prevent lions. Tall trees would be better .

[@tara_p_rose01]

Great footage, thank you!

[@hamntaseth7091]

Absolutely amazing

[@malikfahad9343]

It's the light that brought the line towardleopards .....

[@tigermastertv5622]

I watched you since I was little

[@ОлегОлег-ш1о]

Природа. Грубая сила всё решает.

[@janetincyprus5432]

Brilliant sighting. It’s Tree Leopard Hotel. Doesn’t get any better. Thanks so much❤❤

[@ppen8359]

I hate it when humans try to explain what animal is thinking as if they know how a lion thinks.

[@johnotooledoggames2336]

Hello from Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪 they really are both lovely animals very nice leopard 🐆 and lion 🦁, very good video sharing

[@lafettesimmons6735]

Do you know Connor Mc Gregor

[@johnotooledoggames2336]

@@lafettesimmons6735 only from TV 📺,

[@MichElle-zc9tu]

Fantastic vid.

[@larsporsena7115]

Fantastic tree

[@lindafromcalifornia1155]

What an evening for playing keep away with the impala. It's always a smart move to let the king win.

[@joedennehy386]

Wonderful footage, I've seen many Lions try but never succeed

[@janilsonbraga4421]

Magic💪💪💪🇧🇷👍👍😮

[@noorabdulle8603]

This is totally wrong you should use night vision camera.

[@ГафуржонШаймарданов]

Салом яхши зур я узбек.

[@Leopards_Are_Here]

Leopard does all the hard work😢

[@شامخ-ث8ظ]

‏يُقال .. إن لم تستطِع إسعاد شخص تحبُّه ، فادع الله أن يُسعده ، فهوَ أعلم منك بمواطن إسعادُه. اللهم أسعِد أحبتي سعادةً أنت أعلم بها مني.🌿 🍇جمعتكم مباركة 🌹

[@abhayreddy-w6l]

King for😮

[@lolachiconila7650]

wow impressive clip - shots thank you .

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

Thank you too!

[@احمداساعدي-ذ8ه]

من انتم❤

[@tomd7995]

either get night vision or quit spot lighting them

[@---wc2zp]

They kept exposing the Leopards to the Lion's radar...😂

[@loveanimals.02]

Oh my god !!! Lion is king 😂😂

[@alfo6560]

Ma perché avete usato i riflettori in questo modo?

[@SafariSis]

Fantastic interactions! Thanks for sharing a beautiful video!

[@rokythemirror477]

What are you doing .... Get off your torch light....why you interrupt neture...😠😠😡😡

[@danielmartin7838]

The lion doesn’t seem bothered. You can glean it’s a paid tour. Those tours help pay for conservation efforts and incentivizes governments to hold off on development if a thriving tourist industry exists

[@geraldogeraldo1092]

Clip fantástic !

[@luvmyaussie9561]

First at the edge of the seat nervous that the Ndzenga will catch the pradus; then nervous that he will break his hip scaling down that tree; then again that he will see the pradus return- phew

[@nammoo89]

Are the leopardesses related?

[@noorabdulle8603]

Wow, it doesn't seem right to use the spotlight at night to reveal others' positions. Night vision cameras are available. Please stop this practice.

[@user-bs5qr5ie4s]

Lions can see in the dark

[@AliasSchmalias]

@@user-bs5qr5ie4s It still has an impact. Where there are car lights, there are also animals, nature, which has experienced this for years, knows this very well. The lion might never have seen this nest from half a mile away, but he could clearly see the car light.

[@TahsinHB]

At the end she was looking for scraps that might have fallen to the ground around the tree it seems

[@coltononline]

A lion trying to "sneak up on" / ambush a leopard at night with a gazillion lumen spot light trained on him🤣 I just shared this with my nephew because we were discussing observer effect a few days ago.

[@nikhilpatil2466]

Nkoveni cubs are sired by which male ??

[@artjar-h5c]

Do the lights, trucks and other equipment artificially distort natural outcomes in nature? Did the light tip off the lion and help him see the kill? Do predators use trucks as cover to stalk prey? Isn’t survival hard enough without our interference?

[@AliasSchmalias]

Now you tell him the unpleasant truth, he doesn't want to hear that, he just wants to film the cats for himself.

[@yogomonkey1967]

Humans are nature too, so that breaks your argument 😂

[@Monaleenian]

Starring Hugh Grant?

[@limeallens6160]

Maybe the light is blinding him?

[@antonyward8075]

First Time I'd Ever Seen A Tiger Climb A Tree

[@A-Z_STUDIO]

where?

[@antonyward8075]

@@A-Z_STUDIO lol I Meant A Lion 🙄😂

[@BudaKhan420]

Winner winner impala dinner

[@paratrade-fh4qz]

Man that lion climbed a tree 😢

[@luisreloade16]

Animals have learned that when humans are flashing lights there’s some activity. Zebras and antelope have learned that lions fear humans so they camp outside the village people homes for the night.

[@Animallover23-y4y]

Exactly peoppe are literally blind to the fact this shi right here is interference they literally have built in night vision poor animals have to deal with humans were such a f**** disease it's sickening

[@davidframe1613]

So which fire department is going to come and get that cat out of the tree? 😁

[@dattapawar5346]

Kings of jungle want free food even humans are ?

[@tigermastertv5622]

I remember you

[@greatbearfromthenorth9944]

Looks like the lion is Eorenji, not Ahmale.

[@Alhast72]

у леопарда всегда в холодильнике есть запасы

[@lolamosselson3242]

okfantastic

[@erosgiosalmoni1925]

The King of Thieves 🦁on Video Camera 🎥📹

[@tomyamartino]

They like to start them young in the tree olympics.

[@SophiaFerro]

Humans shouldn’t even be talking when there’s animals around. SMH. There has been times that thanks to the humans making noise or did something. The other animal died

[@malikallahditta9061]

Nice

[@malorix1164]

Nice vid, but you talk to much ...!

[@williamjueschke9960]

I didn’t know a Lion could clime a tree.

[@luisreloade16]

Why are yall intervening in NATURE?.. smh

[@حموديديرالزور-ت1ص]

❤❤❤❤🎉

[@ophirbactrius8285]

Live in African Savannah are really badass scary and deadly especially for a vulnerably light weight herbivores.

[@kekom1758]

Id say Let them animals speak for themselves

[@Kupferdrahtful]

i wanna be a Leopard cub

[@jakejackle9125]

yea if i wanted to be a african animal for a week id for sure be a leopard

[@tjmmcd1]

@8:10 when he says that's why your cat rubs its cheeks on you;; claiming you as its property.

[@mohideenbadsha3703]

That lion is more interested in that Impala carcass, it doesn't want to waste its energy by further chasing that Leopard. In fact, the King appreciates those leopards for providing a free dinner!! No confrontations and everybody is happy!!!!!! I have seen in many cases that the Lions show much interest in killing leopards rather than going for their carcass, the urge to eliminate the competition is very high among the Big cats!!! Lions hate Hyena, and other big cats like Leopard, and Cheetah, given an opportunity they always want to kill rather than steal their food!!!!

[@آلآرستقرآطي-ر6س]

The male lion tends to kill any predator at every possible opportunity. It is not enough for him to grab the food, while predatory hunters tend to avoid fighting and confrontations, such as the lioness, cheetah, leopard, and tiger. We have seen many male lions who have been injured in a very violent and serious manner, but they continue despite this because injury is a normal thing. In the life of male lions, even the lioness, which is considered the second largest predator in the forest after the lion, but she avoids fighting and confrontations as much as possible because she is a predatory hunter. In contrast, the lion stands in front of an entire clan of African hyenas, which are among the strongest wild predators.

[@saalik7]

With the title i thought 4 leopards would try to take on a lion

[@stanleykimutai2521]

This is not natural. Why dont you use night vision cameras?

[@lilcourtny08]

Stop complaining snowflake

[@AliasSchmalias]

Because he is not aware of the effect of his actions.

[@ahmadardyansah9987]

Jangankan ma singa..4 leopart sama hayna aja taku

[@sunandanikam-g6h]

leopard🐆vs lion🦁

[@jc4388]

More video evidence lions do climb trees, when they want to.

[@edwinodus]

The leopards shouldnt have picked such a low hanging tree thats easy to climb

[@reginaldshort8486]

If ur unarmed and being chased by wild dogs u go up a tree but if ur being chased by a leopard or lion where do u go.

[@feline2322]

To the afterlife.

[@edsonrodrigues340]

Descobri uma coisa,o leão é ladrão e preguiçoso 😮

[@AlbertIsraeli]

Do you have to yak yak?

[@nuru5518]

Animals no longer wild animals, people following them everywhere