What Is The ONLY Thing Casper The White Lion And Brothers Are Scared Of

Casper The White Lion and his three Shish Brothers, Casanova, Footloose and Mfowethu are the KINGS around Satara Rest-camp area in Kruger National Park.
They have fought off many intruding Lions; killed huge buffalo's; navigated massive traffic jams and endured the presence of many unconsidered tourists without fear.....
Then what scares them? Watch this video and find out!
Filmed on the H1-3 close to the N'wanetsi River in Kruger National Park.
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- When you come across a sighting, slowly pull over on the side of the road closest to the animal, but keep a safe distance and turn OFF your engine
- If there are animals in the road, immediately stop at least 20 m from them
- The lane furthest from the sighting should NEVER be blocked, so that others can pass if they want to
- Don’t linger longer than a few minutes at a sighting, so that others can view it too
- Never go off the designated roads
- Never climb out of your vehicle during a drive, or hang out of your car windows or sunroof
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- Avoid driving into vegetation, as this could damage the environment or kill small animals
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[@fillfinish7302]

They heard on the news that anti poachers killed a Leopard called Hosana . Wise lions .

[@MyAfricaAdventures]

On Friday, 6 May 2022, the Sabi Sand Game Reserve social media pages released a statement confirming that an adult male leopard, believed to be Hosana, had “ambushed” an anti-poaching unit (APU) patrolling a drainage line at dusk. They “responded in self-defence resulting in the leopard losing its life”. Africa Geographic immediately reached out to the Sabi Sand authorities to request further information about the date of the incident and a detailed explanation of the circumstances that led to the leopard’s death. AG also asked for images to confirm that the leopard was, as the statement suggested, Hosana. AG had not yet received a response at the time of publication but will update this article as and when one is forthcoming. None of our other sources were able to confirm conclusively that the leopard was Hosana (through images). However, we can safely assume that it was Hosana as the Sabi Sand authorities would not have invited the inevitable outcry without cause. The unfortunate use of the word “ambushed” was a poor choice and seemed to imply that Hosana set out to do deliberate harm to the APU. Of course, leopards can and do hunt people on rare occasions (and assuming the leopard wouldn’t hurt people just because it was Hosana is anthropomorphism at its worst). Perhaps this was precisely what happened, but such opportunistic attacks on people are unusual. It seems highly unlikely that Hosana would target a group, especially given his history of being tracked on foot. The first statement noted that “a full investigation” had been carried out, and it was concluded that all safety protocols were adhered to. However, a second statement was issued on 8th May, stating that the Sabi Sand authorities had conducted “preliminary investigations”, “will be engaging further with the contracted Anti Poaching Unit”, and “are conducting a full investigation”. They confirm that a more detailed statement will be forthcoming. africageographic.com/stories/hosana-famous-sabi-sand-leopard-killed-under-tragic-circumstances/

[@광희이-w9j]

@@MyAfricaAdventures It was sad news to all of us, but I do understand the anti poaching unit as well. They are wild animals and anything can happen in the wild. I feel sad about losing a beautiful endangered animal but what other choices could they have made at that moment.

[@Pawsandtales321]

I wonder if just shooting the gun off in the air would have scared Hosana away ?

[@bennysu4492]

@@MyAfricaAdventures I think they might be out of their car and viewed as invading his territory. They need to save more animals' lives to redeem themselves.

[@SalmanKhan-eu2mp]

​@@Pawsandtales321 lion's leopards and tigers don't fear huge guns they will still attack you if you r shooting them

[@carolgale]

Maybe someone should be watching the anti poaching unit. Actions always speaks volumes . Those lions are telling by actions

[@macheadg5er]

exactly. Casper and brothers know to run when they see them. I mean look at them all ALL took off in fear. It is obvious why. Many of them are on the take.

[@falanajerido875]

I agree they are no good they're more of the enemy

[@norran3830]

I believed those lions have seen these rangers shot and killed other lions. That's why they avoided them. Not scared but avoiding them.

[@orom0tion]

​@@norran3830 Surely. That seems to be the possible reason.

[@michellestemm774]

The reaction of those lions speaks volumes!!! They’ve had a bad experience & remember! All four lions literally ran for their lives out of fear - from the very people who are supposed to be protecting them. Animals remember! 😢😢😢

[@buffiechubbuck4850]

You know they have to live a hard life as is!! They should not have to worry about snares, or being poisoned also!! Their life is hard enough without the humans adding more stress to them. That leaves me questioning so much!! Watching their reaction to the open vehicle brought tears to my eyes. So sad that these beautiful animals are killed for their Beauty!! It is enough to make one sick on their stomach. People say we should not put human emotion on animals. If we don't then I'm afraid they will never have a chance to be wild and live on. There numbers are at a all time low. Since the pandemic their numbers have not been better they have gotten worse. Too many have come up just gone!! No trace, no clues?? I do not understand why?? It just doesn't add up!! Thank you for sharing this with us!! Bless all of God's creations!! We are the only ones that can help them if we will?? Thank you for all you do!! I have mad respect for those who do not put pressure on our wildlife!!

[@brofafa336]

Je préfère les animaux aux humains...ils ont tellement d'empathie

[@holdthetruthhostage]

Well said only our emotions on the animals defends against other humans to inhumane

[@macheadg5er]

There have been more big cat deaths from AP than poachers in the last 2 years and guess what Casper and brothers sense it. They know to run when they see them. Furthermore, they see AP they sense that some AP are on the take because poachers show up and kill them while AP stand off and watch. As for Hosana. One of the AP that was there said it was a warning charge. (Hosana does that all the time if you get too close) In fact there are many videos of Hosana warning charging. The noob AP thought Hosana was attacking and shot him at 70 meters. Disgusting! Hosana was plenty far enough away from them.

[@jibril2473]

Wtf is AP?

[@camusx7013]

@@jibril2473 unidad contra la caza furtiva...supuestamente los que salvan a los animales!!! Ultimamente estan haciendo mas daño ellos q los cazadores....

[@macheadg5er]

@@jibril2473 anti poachers

[@warrioroneultimate7777]

That's right...why are they not scared of tourists vehicles but got really scared of the anti-poaching vehicle.... easily said , because the anti-poachers are the poachers!

[@eRacer314]

Corrupt?

[@MyAfricaAdventures]

Please people...lets NOT assume and make statements that are not proven!

[@macheadg5er]

@@eRacer314 yes many are.

[@macheadg5er]

@@MyAfricaAdventures it has been proven. KP has fired many AP because of it. Just in the last few months a half dozen AP were caught on the take. It is public record.

[@silk3778]

Also Lyons Can see and destingush Skin Colors very well..

[@jenniferross8793]

I was going exactly where Fill&Finish went with my response. Not only did these stunning boys hear about Hosana the leopards death by way of the anti-poaching team which occurred at dusk, some questioned why they were operating at dusk, but, Queen Thandi the leopardess of Djuma, a relative of Hosanas, either his aunt or sister, was found dead at some point after she was being filmed walking down the middle of the road through the territory of which the Naturalist was filming her stated that no other predators were seen or observed in the area at the time. On that particular drive, animals weren't out and about, the Naturalist were actually having a difficult time locating sights to bring to us and there was a weirdness about that particular segment, not to mention that the female Naturalist wasn't acting as if she was really looking for sightings, she spent majority of her time sitting in the same area, talking and she acknowledged that something was thrashing about in the bushes, yet, she never went to check out what was thrashing about in the bushes which I thought was very strange due to her job duty was to bring followers sightings. She had absolutely no interest in finding out what was thrashing around in the tall bushes, yet, she spent plenty of time relaxing in the same spot, taking in the beauty of the sky and the environment.The next morning, during the drive followers were informed of Queen Thandi's demise. We were told that she had received wounds to her throat that suggested suffocation and speculation of possible case scenarios were thrown out to us to control the narrative. I asked WE, "did you all find Queen Thandi deceased in the tall grass where the Naturalist heard thrashing sounds in the tall bushes," WE never responded to my question or others.WE never respond to followers when questions are asked when animals end up dead/murdered or disappear without a trace, like Tinyo the lion, he disappeared in thin air without a trace while he was with lion cubs and a few of the pride lionesses when separated from his coalition partner and other pride members. I have received a little backlash in the past for posting that there are wicked, evil staffers working on the reserves who are more concerned with profiting frim these animals vs protecting them and that some working on the reserves are infiltrators, there to do harm to these precious creatures. Four poachers were arrested on two occasions during April, 2022 in Kruger. Two Kruger Field Officers Daniel Maluke and Solly Ubisi were remanded for money laundering, giving information to poachers that would lead them through routes to be likely undetected to reach animals, etc... in April, 2022, all of this info can be googled, it's online. Casper and brothers heard the word that staffers on the reserves have become bigger threats vs rival predators in certain areas of Kruger. I am confident in that more wicked, evil Kruger Reserve Employees will be remanded by Skuzu Magistrate Court. I agree with you in that Casper and brothers reactions when they heard and saw that vehicle is definitely a sign of something not being right. The enemy is usually found within the camp. It was great to see the brothers looking good and relaxing and I'm even happier to know that they got the word to be alert. They didn't waste any time heading for cover, great video!

[@fillfinish7302]

Shame .thank you for all the infos you provided . As you said if they can involve us in the life of these animals sinse they were cubs .and out of thin air they are dead with no direct proof . Hope caspar and bros stay safe .the enemy is sometimes the one that is supposed to protect you .

[@warrioroneultimate7777]

Great post and it's all truth ! Also kruger has been dealing with employees that are money laundering since 2012, that's on the internet too.

[@macheadg5er]

Spot on. I was told many of the AP are on the take and corral animals so a trophy hunter can come in and quickly get the kill or get the chance to Man VS Animal rush. Queen Thandi's demise wreaks of foul play. Hosana though was just a noob AP that panicked. (at least going by what i was told/heard)

[@deniseyoung4494]

Jennifer Ross may rhe Lord deal with them accordingly.

[@dallas-sf1ib]

Well, you're not entitled to a response. Ok Karen

[@johnnybgood1]

Lions are immensely strong but a single bullit can take down even an elephant. Thank God lions are wise too :)

[@julieamir506]

just a thought ... according to all info stated by many different people, anti- poachers killed more lions, cheetah, leopard, etc. than the poachers. Hence, why not the poachers hunt them instead of the endangered beautiful innocent animals? i think that make sense, let the poachers and anti-poachers kill each other instead of killing the animals ...

[@genekruithoff5795]

Anti poachers , they recently kill two leo]ards and all the lions run when they see them coming.your poachers is in this vehicle.

[@norrielferguson7054]

Real talk

[@genekruithoff5795]

Hunters know these things and so do the animals...they are showing who they are.

[@tatepearce7898]

Footloose is a huge male with awesome mane. Honestly it's friggin scary to see how scared they are of these guys? It truly truly makes one really think and question why are are they that frightened

[@lindamusso4437]

Possibly they sense guns ?

[@carolynfabiano1751]

Lions are such beautiful animals! I was afraid one of the cars would hit them.

[@carolgale]

I’d love to see them with the cubs. That park needs to enforce the rules about driving around the lions

[@MyAfricaAdventures]

I would love to film them with the cubs. If the people are not allowed to drive around the lions then they must drive over them? Its a main road and the traffic must flow otherwise there will be chaos.

[@carolgale]

@@MyAfricaAdventures there is chaos many times even when lions are not on the road. How many times I’ve heard you say they are idiots? BTW I hope you do get to film the brothers with the cubs. I’ll be waiting eventually it’ll happen.

[@guzman3223]

@@carolgale should they drive over them? 🤡

[@carolgale]

@@guzman3223 no they should obey the rules🍑hole

[@juliey6257]

I see this repeatedly, the people DO NOT RESPECT THE WILD ANIMALS!!!!!!!!!!!!! THEY DRIVE TO CLOSE TO THESE ANIMALS AND DON'T CARE!!!!!!!! ONE OF THESE DAYS THEY WILL ATTACK AND SOMEONE WILL GET HURT!!!!!!!

[@guzman3223]

🚮tf u mean respect maybe we should just hunt them to extinction instead if you consider people peacefully admiring lions disrespectful

[@imawormbeforeiamman6052]

Without these people you wouldn't had a chance to see those majestic lions you dumbo

[@sillygirl3284]

That behavior is very telling...

[@genekruithoff5795]

Casper. You wonder if the anti poachers unit doesn't have a poachers in that squad. They recently shot two leopards.

[@falanajerido875]

Who is the other The Great Hosana the anti poacher but pro killing shot the famous leopard dead i am hurting in pain who is the other leopard?

[@genekruithoff5795]

It was a young male forced out by the old male and he could only survive living along the farm community. He killed a goat , then a dog the last line of defense between the children Sheppard so they had to go in and shot him.ill go back and find the names of the males involved

[@genekruithoff5795]

It was Hukumuri forced out by Tortoise pan. They had to shot Hukumuri

[@falanajerido875]

@@genekruithoff5795 Hukumuri was shot by a farmer yes i do remember. But Hosana was shot by anti poacher but pro killing i am still hurting over this one Hosana was most everybody favorite

[@genekruithoff5795]

The farmer didn't shot him , the anti poaching squad did

[@beachbunny8021]

I LOVE LIONS SO MUCH!! THEY R SO BEAUTIFUL, INTELLIGENT, AND FUNNY!!! FASINATING KING OF BEASTS!!!

[@KatherineUribe-1]

I love the lions but the human beings...not so much. Casper and his brothers are a joy. They're in their prime and have sired some really cute cubs. I love to see them all together, lying in the road being the kings of all they see.💕🦁🦁🦁🦁💕 Lions have known for many millennia that the human form means trouble, danger. Perhaps they see enough of the men in the open car and perceive them as a threat. Perhaps they recognize guns. I don't know but it's truly interesting behavior! Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@mudchair16]

You're sick in the mind and soul.

[@user-nl7vz4wt3t]

To me it's obviously to do with the fact they've had near misses with poachers that look and dress in the same manner & or maybe drive in similar vehicles.

[@tsaffran]

oh by the way you have awesome videos I thought one of them cubs were gonna get ran over the other day you should get some kind of authority while you're out there because you show a lot of respect for the animals keep up the good work

[@luciaalbinoamancio2601]

Como é linda a natureza! Obrigada pelo video. A calmaria e o sossego dos leões. Um dia poderemos conviver com eles e as crianças poderão brincar com eles. É um promessa do nosso Senhor Jesus.

[@MyAfricaAdventures]

Obrigado - Você está tão certo.

[@Supernova-lc2yf]

Here I was thinking another coalition was coming...maybe the lions have communicated to eachother what most with guns do to lions

[@suziewheeler6530]

I do not understand why dont all those people get the hell out of the way...I get the fumes from the cars enough to make a grown lion sick

[@MyAfricaAdventures]

They tried very hard to get out of the way...but the lions were blocking their way....as simple as that!

[@MrGoddlie]

They know that they're killing animals. Isn't it illegal to that...

[@feliciacarter4686]

The lions know something! Thanks for this video.

[@seasonsofphilly1993]

The coalition letting all these vehicles know they own the road, this is their territory, and they allow the cars to use it. I'm glad the lions have a healthy fear of humans in the open. I believe it will keep them safe.

[@timwilson3150]

I thought it was going to be a honey badger! 😂

[@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457]

Honey badgers scare away a few months old lion cubs. One year and above lions play with them.

[@allenlorenz6383]

Because the anti poaching protectors are probably poaching them right underneath everybody's nose just like how they set up six famous Lions before them

[@ocean_on_ganymede3060]

I was about to mention the little chief Hosana then boom, there goes the comment section firing cannons. I still couldn't believe what happened to him. But seeing the Shishangaan (sorry for the spelling) brothers/coalition leave just like this is upon hearing the AP vehicle is somewhat concerning.

[@falanajerido875]

They know lions are very bright please look out for these lions i don't want them to be another Hosana the leopard i am still in tears for him they use there dart gun or out right shot gun and say he charge them if they can talk you would know there body language said it all great video

[@btv914]

Those drivers are sooooooostupid with their windows down driving g inches from lions!!!! Do not get it

[@user-oc5ke5qr8n]

they know better!

[@draco2xx]

those anti poachers could be the culprit, the irony that they are ones provoking the lions

[@moniquebousseau966]

Je n'aime pas le comportement des conducteurs sur cette séquence. Ils ont effrayé Casper et Footlose😠

[@MyAfricaAdventures]

Merci de regarder la vidéo jusqu'à la fin !

[@moniquebousseau966]

@@MyAfricaAdventures cela ne modifie pas mon commentaire. A un certain moment nos amis lions ont eu peur. De plus les voitures se trouvaient sur le bush( interdit par le règlement du Parc) et à quelques centimètres d'un lion ( interdit également). Il semble que l'arrivée des Rangers ait remis de l'ordre. Merci Messieurs les Rangers 👏

[@MyAfricaAdventures]

Oui, l'arrivée des Rangers a rétabli "l'ordre" en EFFRAYANT les Lions ! Les voitures, qui ont manifestement enfreint les règles, n'ont PAS effrayé les Lions !. Donc votre commentaire n'a absolument aucun sens. Cordialement et merci d'avoir regardé et de votre contribution.

[@moniquebousseau966]

@@MyAfricaAdventures Merci pour.. Votre courtoisie

[@НадеждаМатс-ы8ж]

Полностью с Вами согласна: водители нарушают правила поведения в Парке.

[@genekruithoff5795]

People are stupid , the motor home almost hit casper.

[@john72480]

a very respectful animal, relaxing to watch

[@tiktak7186]

Hello, I did not understand what the lions were afraid of, I may have understood by intuition that it was the rangers who were afraid of them, is that correct? I am French and I did not understand the comment of the one who was filming Bonjour, j'ai pas compris de quoi les lions avaient eu peur, j'ai peut être compris par intuition que c(était les rangers qui leur faisaient peur, est ce exact ? Je suis Française et je n'ai pas compris le commentaire de celui qui filmait

[@hotbit7327]

Yes, apparently lions were afraid of rangers.

[@fillfinish7302]

Good they saw people with guns . And they bailed . That's a good thing .

[@tiktak7186]

Thank you for your quick answers, as much as the lions are lounging in front of the tourist cars, as much as there the lions were very afraid of the armed men, did the lions undergo shots of these rangers there? because a lion never forgets his enemy, or is it by instinct?

[@MyAfricaAdventures]

Peut-être l'instinct... je pense... ou le camion ouvert avec les rangers exposés ? Ils n'ont certainement PAS été abattus dans le passé. Ils permettent et se détendent en compagnie de voitures privées et même de gros camions de livraison et même de véhicules Open Safari ! C'était un comportement très étrange et j'essaierai d'observer plus de comportements comme celui-ci à l'avenir. Merci d'avoir regardé. Maybe instinct...I think...or the open truck with the rangers exposed? They were defnitly NOT shot at in the past. They allow and relax in the company of private cars and even big delivery trucks and even Open Safari vihecles! This was very strange behaviour and will try and observe more behaviours like thit in future. Thanks for watching.

[@indricotherium4802]

Since the lions had their backs to the direction the rangers' vehicle came from, it must have been noise or smell that first put them on alert.

[@patriciacatino8237]

Beautiful lions and Casper is sure one of a kind and yes that is awesome as they should be king of the road as their territory and visitors coming to see me. Amazing how they knew that vehicle was coming and who wouldn’t be afraid lol

[@andrethompson2034]

Very intelligent animals, they know killers when they see them. Awful that people hunt and kill these magnificent animals, I wish they would do much more to protect them.

[@pineconebliss]

Is it possible that maybe 1 or even all of their deceased brothers were killed by these so called “anti poaching units”?

[@cabacorn1238]

Listen everyone have to deal with there creator, who do wrong to other people, animals r whatever. Like my nephew said one day we all have free will but not free of consequence.

[@roses9339]

Maybe when they were cubs poachers killed some of their pride. Cheers Rosemary Perth Western Australia (71 yrs)

[@pineconebliss]

Sure looks that way. Sending protective energy to Casper, his brothers and All of the Lions and animals living their lives 🙌

[@yoonheetodd3755]

So happy to see the lion's Brother's thank you so much for sharing this amazing video 👍🇺🇸 🌎

[@annettelane659]

Lovely visuals. An interesting video, thank you so much.

[@MyAfricaAdventures]

Many thanks!

[@Hopeforthewild]

I always sort of wondered about the anti poach issue but never really wud think it to be true until now i cudnt believe my eyes i loved those leopards where is dark mane why are they more important dead than Alive.i feel for all the animals that are at risk from being taken by the worthless mfers without a heart

[@광희이-w9j]

Exactly. I still dont get how an animal could disappear in thin air. I know the reserve is vast but still" DISAPPEAR" ,that I cant agree

[@ekaterinakatrin5899]

Sweet boys, real warriors 🦁❤️♾️

[@Abdi-libaax]

They must of have seen other lions shot and killed.

[@michaelstevens5503]

Thanks again for the video. I'm way far away from Africa but I really enjoy watching these animals thrive in the parks of Africa. And I commend you all on the sacrifices you make so that lions and preditors can survive in a modern time like today. Excellent work to you all !!!!!

[@MyAfricaAdventures]

Thank you, thank you..much appreciated. Take care, thanks for watching and kind regards!

[@norrielferguson7054]

This unit they ran from tell.you they're no good

[@noraabdu4159]

What's wrong with these people!!!!! There could be lions or cubs in the grass!!! They should be given a ticket! Disgusting!!! 🤬🤬🤬

[@uvaterakatjaimo8225]

Are you blind, you can see the are lions laying on the road, what did you expect them to do? Drive through the lions?

[@carolgale]

@@uvaterakatjaimo8225 They should stop. Your blind ! Cubs hide in the grass .

[@jesuslovesme143]

be safe beautiful kings👑

[@davidforbes6250]

Secret men's business! ! !

[@광희이-w9j]

This was interesting. Great vid

[@MyAfricaAdventures]

Glad you think so!

[@genekruithoff5795]

The

[@ekaterinakatrin5899]

Amazing Africa, unique continent. Wanna there

[@UpsheetscreekWOapaddle]

Smart AND BEAUTIFUL animals

[@francesconiccolai6592]

Qui chi comanda ... Chi Controlla il Traffico Auto ...degli Umani ....Sono... Sempre e Solo Loro...The Kings🦁❤💪

[@jamesdragonforce]

“Here’s the deal humans; you take our habitat, we take your roads. After all it’s not like your endangered or anything. If however you don’t like it, we’d be more than *thrilled* to endanger you assholes. Sound good?”

[@jacquesdemolay5171]

Humans: How could we make ourselves even more obnoxious and intrusive? A: Teamwork! SMH

[@elenafoleyfoley168]

Magnificent animals that have to deal with evil human monsters 👹 They feared the Anti-poaching unit 🤔 Well if that doesn't tell you exactly what's going on there, I don't know what will 💔

[@brentliosmithii3467]

I wonder what lions think of cars. They almost have zero reaction to car passing through

[@isaacchimbazaza5696]

They are their everyday life since they were puppies so they don't mind cars being around them

[@luvmyaussie9561]

If you want to know whether your anti poaching unit is corrupt, just watch how safe the consumers they are instructed to protect feel. These lions smelled them and fled literally picking up the pace and running.

[@FeliDae26]

Lions have a natural fear of humans because they have been hunted down for thousands of years by them! They react very quickly to things in their hapitat that looks different to them ex. an open car with people on top!!! It´s their survivor instinct!

[@Bow-j6c]

Why oh why would you go camping there apsirlootly stupidity I have no sorrow for and one who gets eaten NONE

[@eugeniaskelley5194]

They know the anti-poaching unit has big sticks that go boom and animals die really quick.

[@sandramolina5068]

Talk about crazy, these people have their windows down. One of the lions could be in that window in a flash ! It would be wise to remember to respect their power !

[@shirleykruger5782]

This is a disgrace you good for the pleasure of watching wild life. Most of the crazy people had windows open.

[@da6footbandit]

They probably be harassing the animals. I wouldn’t be surprised if they shoot paint balls or something non lethal to just mess with them

[@kitboklanglyngkhoi9782]

The king just sitting in the middle of the road.because they knew this is their kingdom

[@barrackoningu1886]

The fear of rangers is very important rangers sometimes patrol on foot, which is very dangerous so lions should not mistake them for prey .they scare them by shooting into the air.

[@joegaitan4319]

Better not touch my boy Casper and his bros I will go over there and make them give answers

[@sanjivroy6083]

Some Krugget rangers are also hand in gloves with poachers as far as rhino poaching is concerned.

[@deathbycake7637]

Um yeah, the road definitely belongs to them because I'm not about to tell them to move.

[@lenoremeyers6907]

I'm waiting for the day when a coalition of lions gets together and they turn around and they start attacking

[@jamesducey2685]

Perhaps the road should be closed on a particular day so the Kings and clan can not need to deal with vehicles.

[@tereasacarty8000]

A coalition of 5ive

[@tereasacarty8000]

I’m wondering if king othawa was killed by the Birminghams or was he poached never saw his lifeless body seems all the males with full manes just disappear I’ve always thought that also of Dujuma king Darkmane! Hoping that all the lions stay safe but it’s their worst enemy is humans F- trophy hunters! What about Tinyo he disappeared also !

[@northerndeath1394]

Lol too Funny

[@anthonygareau5604]

I've have yet to see these boys in an altercation with other males. Not a bad thing😊

[@warrengeorge3182]

You keep going mess those lions they supposed to sleep in the day Hunt in the night you are harressing them

[@jukkas6807]

Them windows down gonna cause a lot of problems.

[@TzsNatureWithJameelFar]

this is our territory and the road is in it so sorry you weird looking animal's that only use this path we'll do what we want

[@saqibwani8257]

Nice brothers

[@randywells9628]

some people are just big dummies..

[@doripak815]

maybe anti poching units are the scums!

[@SharonPierce-p7e]

Elephants and hippos, yes😮

[@TzsNatureWithJameelFar]

the spoilt this awesome scene for the tourist's though

[@wandachristmas5829]

Why do that have the car windows open !!!

[@kingofkings6767]

The times of the gentiles are over. The eyes of truth are always watching 2022

[@mudchair16]

Well said, rabbi. At least you don't hide it!

[@tsaffran]

I can get you a good deal on some traffic cones

[@francisesquega525]

Stay in car lions are hungry and fearless

[@Marie-zo8zr]

They would say’ this is our teretory

[@louisevanderlinde8590]

Die Toyota fortunar is vreeslik arrogant.

[@deathbycake7637]

Was Casper taking a dump?

[@beachbunny8021]

Casper looks skinny.

[@brofafa336]

Quel bordel ces voitures ...honteux

[@Marie-zo8zr]

Why they use the gun

[@kellwood1404]

Wow. Very sad.

[@PinstripePride85]

Probably because poachers come the same way?