Cheetahs Catch An Impala, Lose It TWICE To Hyenas! | Lalashe Maasai Mara Safari

The Kweli cheetah family take down a big impala and feast well until a hyena arrives and pushes them away. realisong only one hyena was around, the cheetah family stay close and keep testing the patience of the hyena. Eventually more impala arrive ad start alarm calling, the hyena has enough and moves off with just one leg and the cheetah family return to their meal. Other hyenas were attracted by the noise of the impala herd and again the cheetah family is pushed off, this time for good. The hyenas and jackals clean up what is left.
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[@waynegreen7970]

From my unofficial score, the cheetahs got the majority of the kill

[@JamesBond-vx4st]

Mother Cheetah with 3 grown cubs = Miracle. Among Africa's large feline species, mother cheetahs face the greatest challenges in raising their cubs. Unlike lions, which live in prides, or leopards, which are adept climbers, cheetah mothers struggle to climb trees and prefer a solitary lifestyle. Despite these limitations, it is not unusual to come across a mother cheetah with her five fully grown cubs. Leopards, unlike Cheetahs, rarely have more than one fully grown cub with the mother.

[@claudiasangwais1129]

Amazing animals, words can never express the beautiful surroundings A pleasure to see a mother cheetah with three cubs ❤ must have been a calm Winter

[@jungili3071]

That jackal stealing that tiny bit of food at 30:00 😂

[@eshw23]

Stalking cheetahs has become the hyenas best hunting strategy lately

[@robtheranger]

Lately? Hyenas have followed cheetah at a distance in the hope of getting easy food since the beginning of their shared existence

[@eshw23]

@@robtheranger true sorry

[@Dutti215]

At least hyenas don’t kill cheetahs although they can easily kill them. They just steal their food. Lions kill cheetahs even if food was not involved

[@branagain]

I’m here for the graphic content.

[@imoha9099]

أفضل ما تم تصويره في القناة منذ فترة 👍👍

[@dankulkosky6045]

Interesting that cheetahs can eat vigorously with no conflict, while lions and hyenas can't help squabbling.

[@alexf9381]

Cheetahs don't have the privilege to squabble. That's why they don't. They know how little time they have to eat before a larger predator comes and takes their kill.

[@JamesBond-vx4st]

Hello Mr. Rob, thank you for yet another fantastic video. I believe one of the cubs is male, although I am uncertain. Mr. Rob, are you aware of the genders of the cubs?

[@robtheranger]

two males and a female

[@mikejones9961]

i love Cheetahs, Impalas, Hyenas! and Rob the Ranger

[@user-kv9rs1vr6s]

A perfect video! Thank you very much, Rob! 👍

[@SelenaParekh]

too real

[@taslimchoudhary1253]

Awesome Video! 💮🍃🇮🇳🍃💮

[@TheEnigmaticDeenTruth]

I be thinking hyenas just follow the caravans of loud humans to take over the spoils 😒 😑 🙄

[@robtheranger]

If vehicles were only around where there was food for them to take over then maybe you would have a point, however there are vehicles all over the place looking at all kinds of sights, it would be a waste of energy for any animals to follow them in the hope of getting easy food.

[@junaditya3895]

If the vehicle were moving or stop a few moment it would not attract hyena. But if it stays for some time hyenas who accidentally see it would likely be curious if something was happening there

[@robtheranger]

People stop for hours looking at birds. Hyenas listen for alarm calls and look for vultures, and have a great sense of smell. The vehicles being noisy and smelly are more likely to hinder the hyenas then they are to help them

[@SaadKhan-xn1xv]

Impalas are one of the most entertaining of the herbivore prey animals.

[@paulonunes2002]

Hi Rob, thanks for sharing 👍👍 Holy crap, It's amazing how voracious the hyenas are, when the pack arrived there weren't even the Impala's horns left.

[@hotbit7327]

With one hyena cheetahs were waiting, when four showed up - they moved away. Surely calculating cats 😺 One half-blind hyena, one with a missing foot 😥 Hierarchy kicked in when little food was left.

[@duysonbui3054]

There were 4 cheetahs and they just let the hyena walk away with the impala

[@robtheranger]

Only one cheetah was an adult, and none of them can afford to get injured

[@Khaledf]

Such a great video! 👍🏻

[@laroca809]

That's pitiful that one Hyena speal their food..with you are 4 of you go ahead and put that mofo in its place😂

[@claudiasangwais1129]

Awesome share 😊 a pleasure to watch Shocking that one hyena would take a kill from four cheetahs, I don't think they would mess with four hyenas Looks like they hyenas are getting greedy with each other

[@James-KL]

Awesome sighting Rob! Thanks for sharing!

[@Klassj4343]

Correct me if im wrong, but aren't cheetahs the most successful hunters. Im sure this loss wont affect them much. They can catch another antelope if they wanted to. Their speed really gives them a huge advantage over the other predators.

[@alexf9381]

Sadly, this is not correct. The idea of cheetahs just hunting and catching prey easily and on a whim is not true. Yes, cheetahs are quick and have a high top speed but they don't have great stamina and get tired rather easily so they can only sustain their speed for a short while and quick burst. The vast majority of hunting attempts by cheetahs will fail and the same goes for leopards and lions. I was following live blog updates on a certain cheetah recently and she sadly starved to death because of not being able to catch any food.

[@robtheranger]

@alexf9381 cheetah on average have a success rate of about 50% when it comes to hunting, much higher than other large felines. It is higher because they only choose to chase when they are sure they will catch and if they get to top speed and miss more than twice in a row (or lose their kills before eating) they will not have the energy to get to top speed again making it much harder to get nourishment. So a cheetah starving can have been successfully hunting for years then lots one kill before feeding, missed one kill, then lost another before eating and is no longer able to chase down the available prey.

[@aroomermardoo6502]

At least the cheetahs were having a nice meal with some respect...but not the hyenas😢

[@vanbotran9719]

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[@jokotriwahyudi6569]

Me really2 enjoy this video

[@user-fm1bi9qs5g]

ضباع تتميز بشجاعة

[@everybodyyogastudio212]

Thank you! You never disappoint 😊

[@user-xe6qn1bf6l]

👍👍

[@susanhughes1800]

This is what hyenas do best. A scavenging predator!!

[@Dutti215]

Hyenas are apex predator. All predators steal from euch other if and Wien they can. You don’t dare to say the same about lions when they steal lmao

[@sallymoore4035]

Can't understand why 4 cheetahs can't overcome 1 hyena

[@bothBlenders92]

Is this Bob the Builder ?

[@robtheranger]

No this is Patrick

[@fma7483]

Great video! Thank you so much. Did any vultures eventually arrive?

[@robtheranger]

Overcast and late afternoon means it would be very unlikely any vultures would arrive before dark Maybe a hooded vulture or two would check out what remains the next morning

[@janysmahoney1271]

Whatever way it worked out, the imp' weren't going t walk away from this1; Snapping camera noise levels were really annoying t what was an otherwise natural moment

[@enrriquearroyo6930]

Any updates on half tail or the marsh pride

[@robtheranger]

Not from me but they have all been seen in the past week

[@breaks3085]

That hyena robbed them.

[@awesmirza]

Why they afraid from Heynas.

[@Tiki_boom]

Hyenas got a stronger bite force than lions. Cheetah only has speed 😂

[@user-dc5qc6vm1l]

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[@novaxqf6399]

4 cheetahs can kill the hyena why they let him steal their food?

[@robtheranger]

Only one of the cheetahs is an adult. Cheetahs are far weaker than a hyena and even a small injury can affect their ability to hunt so they would rather avoid one that runs towards them

[@muntedmonk3884]

I’m surprised after seeing the thumbnail that it was only one Hyena at first that came in and take over the kill so easily, I realise they are much stronger and aggressive, especially those jaws, but didn’t expect the Cheetah to give up so easily to one. Maybe they were full enough to risk the jaw of one those stinking pasting rats of the plains. I was hoping that a colossal male Lion came out of nowhere to take it off those disgusting things 😆. I honestly try and appreciate hyenas for something but just can’t. They’re lazy, ugly, smelly and thieving creatures with an evil laugh that I guess suits them. Even to research them further and discover not only their very weird sexual organs to watching one of them “paste” as well as being the biggest bullies by picking on the weakest member of their own pack, not maybe a lion or similar. I hope one day someone can tell me just one good thing about hyenas other than their obvious intelligence, as I can’t think of one but would dearly like to at least appreciate their existence. Anyhow, more importantly, thanks guys for another great video and looking forward to many more. Well done and keeps up the great work. Love to get to Africa one day. 👍🇦🇺

[@jungili3071]

Even if the cheethas would put up a fight, they won‘t do much damage and one bite can severly injure them

[@supa3ek]

Only because people have portrayed lions as noble and strong. But reality is different. There are many vlogs of lions killing their own babies and eating them. They are cannibalistic and will even breed within the family. Nature is like that for all species in the wild. So dont just blame hyenas, open your eyes, and use your brain !!!

[@obapark]

29:56

[@bumthetiger9124]

Wow one hyena > 4 cheetas? 😢

[@jungili3071]

Hyenas, even males, are 3x bigger than cheethas. Not only that but their skin is thick with one of the strongest jaws. They are not very fast but cheethas have a very light skin and any damage can badly hurt them

[@adryanryan1987]

Hyena pencuri yg hebat

[@denshatoube]

Cheetahs are pacifists.

[@wangambasingh7625]

I hate hyenas

[@jamescummings6703]

It's amazing a Hyena will run 10 miles to steal scraps, when they can simply just hunt something themselves.

[@ryanserdan4267]

Cheetahs are better hunters, it’s easier for hyenas to just bully the food from them

[@jamescummings6703]

@@ryanserdan4267 I don't know. I saw 2 Hyenas take down a Cape Buffalo with ease. With Lions it takes a number of them.

[@hggffffdfhyesbvdxsswwwbbvc5773]

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