Graphic Video Warning - African Lions consume live warthog followed by buffalo carcass. 4K

[@TheOrator7]

The nature shows i watched as a kid had me believing that predators always killed their prey first and then ate it. It wasn't until KZbin that I saw that many predators (big cats, wild dogs, hyenas etc.) start feeding on their prey while it's still alive!

[@saltedllama2759]

A lot of times a big cat doesn't "choke" their prey to kill it. It isn't always asphyxiation; most times they pinch the carotids and cut the blood supply to the brain causing the animal to pass out. It usually isn't dead before it's eaten. Especially with something like a cheetah which fears losing its kill to a much larger leopard, hyena, or lion - they have to eat it quickly.

[@rehgaalkane8518]

Right?? Why did they lie to us

[@solonepeon5805]

They just didn't want to cause anxiety early on for kids lol. Now they don't hold back & cause everyone to panic & much more.

[@arturonocete3588]

It doesn’t get any fresher than that, does it?

[@beefsuprem0241]

Watch a nature documentary on the BBC now and the prey always escapes

[@janetgonzalez3931]

Warthog still screaming while he's getting his inside ripped apart this is crazy

[@gm9984]

Nature is beautiful and cruel.. similar to human beings

[@AIEDITOR24]

Its food chain

[@LoganArbour4497]

Warthog October 9, 1998 August 29, 2023

[@SIKE01]

eating pork chops while watching this

[@LoganArbour4497]

@@SIKE01 u really are

[@chesscomsupport8689]

I don't even know how the warthog is making those sounds with most of its insides outside.

[@analyticalhabitrails9857]

The brain was barely functioning and communicating

[@chesscomsupport8689]

@@analyticalhabitrails9857 Sure, but anatomically, I can't see how the organs it would need to make those sounds are still intact.

[@azmagaref]

@@chesscomsupport8689 Simply because the lungs and airways were still functioning, you know the chest cavity wasn't compromised yet until it went quiet.

[@gOat_GrandMa]

I may not be a doctor, but I don't think that warthog is gonna make it. 🤔

[@williamc4309]

It's playing up for the posh people filming on their adventure

[@robrio89]

Whenever I think my life sucks I watch those 2 minutes of that warthog and feel assured that life is never that bad

[@rayromano6249]

The difference is he doesn't know about death his whole life. You do. And when you die, you're gone forever. No mind, feelings, nothing

[@Инга-ч7б]

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[@charlesparksmd]

@@rayromano6249 Those that had become saved their spirit will immediately be with Christ in heaven and those that die unsaved are simply dead both soul and body forever

[@chibachha7762]

@@rayromano6249 if it dont know about death when it faces the lions why it keep fleeting away animals can aware about life and death when it comes to post-mature

[@anthony5335]

@robrio89, that's a slave's mentality Yeah, things can pretty much always be/get worse,...there's no bottom to your "reasoning" & it can cut both ways (ie inspire potentially useful delicious gratitude, but it can also cause you to tolerate the intolerable) ...it's similar to the "we gotz tah vote 4 da lessah of da evil, just dis 1 last tyme cuz dis 'lection shiyt jus be 2oo impordant! But we'z nevahz gun do dis again!" Naturally, they say/do the same exact thing next "election," & sooo "shockingly," nothing of substance changes for the better. Rinse, & repeat. That's been happening in america now for well over a century & it's still going strong.

[@fredro833]

It’s nature, but I still feel horrible for that warthog to have to die like that

[@jimbocho660]

It being nature in no way justifies it or makes it less appalling.

[@fredro833]

@@jimbocho660 yeah it sucks

[@fleezy1579]

The Warthog after a certain time enters a shocked state where it does not feel the pain.

[@FreePartey]

@@fleezy1579is this actually true or do we say this to ourselves to feel better about the situation 😂 it’s screaming and kicking out I think it’s feeling something

[@robertmitchell6080]

Pretty gross to watch as well.

[@YOsefFM]

2:19 - “The thought of being eaten ALIVE from the torso down KNOWING your helpless and knowing whose eating you is what nightmares are made of.”

[@seanlee7563]

I can't believe my eyes. It's so graphic. But looking at these cubs whose need to survive, it justifies the killing. After all, it's a wild world.

[@TCraig-s2f]

​@@seanlee7563definitely makes you question what's right and wrong anymore. Nature blurs the line 😢

[@xippzap]

Just goes to show, everything loves Bacon...🐷🐖🐗

[@JasonNortwich]

I think this is the most graphic things I've ever seen on KZbin.

[@JasonNortwich]

@@blast4me754 provided me a link to a KZbin video that's worse then.

[@broletsdiginasmr5366]

Check the Zebra eaten by Crocodile Alive.

[@mjc1583]

Dude, yes. There’s a video of a croc tearing a zebras snout off its insane

[@Austin.Kilgore]

@@broletsdiginasmr5366 This is much more graphic than that imo… (I’m like 99.9% sure I think I know the video you’re referring too.)

[@mrbigtymer78]

Go check out the damage wild dogs can do bro

[@Necile2]

How could that warthog live so long with 3/4 of its body eaten?

[@2032slash]

Vital organs (lungs, heart) still alive.

[@barbarareel71mom1son04]

It's something that the warthog lasted that long being ripped apart. It seems the lions were starving.

[@Pango5697]

Adrenaline. Shock. Flight or fight. Sympathetic nervous system kicking in.

[@nobertstanel9428]

Strong imune system, strong spirit/born under the lucky star

[@IAmGonnaPutSomeDirtInYourEye1]

Warthog saved its life in its hair.

[@barnun4925]

That one suffered. Nature is brutal but wow that was pretty tough to watch

[@universegalaxyuniversegalaxy]

So for all of you who feel bad what are you doing to animals? Do you eat meat? Well then you are supporting a place that kills animals. You are supporting a place that tortures animals. Do you eat other things that come from an animal? For example like ice cream? Well you are supporting a place that kills animals. You are supporting a place that tortures animals. So when you act like you care about animals do you question what you do? If you don't like what happens to them in the wild and you support what happens to them in factory farms you are contradicting yourselves. If you like animals and you support what happens to them in factory farms you are contradicting yourselves. Go find out what they do to animals. Go find out why they do those things.

[@warriorpitbull1170]

Finally, a video that shows the reality of nature so that sheltered adults can see that It's brutal and indifferent to suffering. Survival and procreation are what nature is all about. When you think life is cruel, you still don't know just how cruel it can be.

[@stellviahohenheim]

Those big studios documentaries have lied so much in the name of entertainment, it's only on KZbin that i find how animals really lived and if you think this is brutal go look up how birds live especially birds of prey

[@dfjanus8014]

you tell em little buddy! Lol

[@antpoo]

This was one of the main points Shopenheur uses to describe the reality of life in his book. ‘On Pessimism”

[@J_1921_K]

Lol my man said “finally” like he been looking for years

[@rime1090]

We complaint about muscle pain ,back pain , headaches toothaches, can’t imagine the pain of been ripped apart alive

[@Trickster-rk5lz]

@@Darth1Marik Bruh could you not hear its constant screams of pain? It was literally screaming in sheer pain with its intestines pouring out as the lions gnawed away at it until the point the rest of the pack came and started tearing into it more. Only then did it pass out/die. It suffered tremendously.

[@claudin9464]

​@@Trickster-rk5lz Pero seguramente debió desmayarse del dolor

[@jy7213]

@@Darth1Marik You contradict yourself. If you are in shock in the medical sense of the world, you are lethargic and close to being unconscious because there isn't enough blood going to your brain. You wouldn't be screaming if you are unconscious. First aid training only teaches you how to do chest compressions, etc. not any medical knowledge.

[@jy7213]

@@Darth1Marik When you are in a tremendously stressed situation, such as running from a predator, yes, it can lower your sensitivity to some types of pain and you will feel it only later. Soldiers in the battlefield may realize they got shot only after escaping, for example. But most soldiers realize it the moment they are shot. This warthog was clearly in pain.

[@jy7213]

@@Darth1Marik No, when the warthog was screaming, that means he had enough blood going to his brain, lungs, and laryngeal muscles, and yes, he was feeling pain. Your claim is that the warthog was screaming but it wasn't really in pain, which is false.

[@bobfisher-zd2lt]

You got to be kidding he’s still alive during all that!!!

[@Camel-from-Arabia]

Well lions are not disciples of human ethic schools... 🤨 They are just lions.

[@Tiku-]

Solitary cats like Cheetah, Leapord, Mountain Lion and small cats kill their prey first before eating them because they don’t have anybody to compete with while eating. Lions however, does, the one that is doing all the killing cant eat while the prey’s throat is in her mouth, so best she got to do is to just neutralize it to a point where it can’t escape anymore, and then she’ll just begin eating them regardless if they’re alive or not. If she’s too late to eat her prey then the rest of the pride would eat the entire thing. Also notice how all of the cubs are skinny? Because they can’t compete for meat with the adults, so the stronger cub that CAN compete however necessary, lives while those can’t would perish. Tough reality of surviving in the plains, lions had to stay together in a group to survive too so it’s not like there’s a choice. I honestly think lions evolved the way that they are during the time period where there were bigger and stronger predators that were killing them, so they evolved to be bigger and bulkier than their cousin cat species but that comes at a trade off of them being slow, so they try negating it by staying in a pack and hunting together. While other cats like Cheetah developed speed to outrun the danger, and Leapord evolved great climbing capability to get away from said danger, which is why both of them didnt need to stay in a pack, except for Cheetahs because there has been plenty of documented instances of them staying in a pack together usually siblings.

[@kevinroark5815]

Worst possible way for the Warthog to die. Devoured while still alive. Damn

[@argustuft2394]

It could have informed on then been captured by a Mexican drug cartel. Believe me - there are worse ways to die.

[@kinaowens9235]

Crazy!

[@SuperPrince1007]

What a horrible way to die. I know this is nature but wow is it ever disturbing. Poor warthog.

[@rockfresh1993]

Essential nutrition

[@billyyank5807]

They call it the Savage Kingdom for a reason.

[@SuperPrince1007]

@@billyyank5807 I understand that but it's so sad to see.

[@steelersfan8413]

@@SuperPrince1007 lighten up Francis 😂

[@supakal9705]

Damn it took so long to die smh

[@cocothechocolab1560]

This is brutal. I'm perplexed how that poor thing is still alive when half of his body is already eaten , really sad

[@dinobravo852]

I was wondering the same thing...

[@Someonestolemyiphone510]

I guess They didn't get to the heart or brain until the rest of the pride came

[@MichaelZepplin]

Please please shut up

[@Sicel1304]

Probably a mixture of adrenaline and shock.

[@glaxb17]

It's a large pride, with all those cubs, they are hungry, the cubs can clearly be seen to be thin, if they don't hurry up and eat before the male lion arrives there will be nothing left for them (evidently they are going through a scarcity of prey, they would need something big, like a buffalo)

[@YhwhKhaiMostHigh]

I understand that this is nature, but that warthog still screaming being eaten alive. Just wow!

[@backyardbbq4280]

The person screaming yes! yes! Annoyed me for a second or two

[@frozenoid3495]

These wild animals hardly make any noise or show any emotions even while they are dying. The fact that the warthog was screaming this loud shows the excruciating amount of pain it's dealing with

[@kingquads6982]

Scientists: Lions kill their prey before the dive in Lions:

[@ygg5476]

Warthog anatomy makes it difficult to suffocate. The neck is wide so Lions fangs can't make a good grip on d windpipe unlike antelopes.

[@தமிழ்எங்கள்உயிருக்குநேர்]

​@@ygg5476exactly

[@Crocutaalpha]

@@ygg5476 Lol lion fanboy.. KZbin is full of videos showing lions eating all kinds of animals alive including small animals like impala. There’s „impala tries to escape lioness while she eats it” video. Stop making silly excuses Lion fanboy lmao

[@boobs8444]

@@Crocutaalphathat's not being a lion fanboy? it's facts, you may see videos where the lion kills or not kill their prey before eating, it's not a 'silly excuse'.

[@boobs8444]

Im pretty sure the video you also mention there's only 1 lioness in the scene, which is obviously going for the kill and won't waste any time choking the prey until it dies.

[@acerimmer1023]

Those screams sounded almost human

[@saulgarcia623]

He did not want to die

[@Nerxhivan]

This video from Africa animals was most brutall They eated that little warthog so brutall I was schoked when I saw this video I think these Giant Lions was hiding in the grass and they was waiting to catch animals

[@Misto_deVito6009]

As someone who watches documentaries and studies predator prey relationships, the way the guts start to come out while the warthog still squeals is something I dont see enough of to be completely desensitized to. Ngl my body started to shrink as I saw it

[@hardeeharhar18]

Jiggling organs. Because the Warthog was on the smaller end it got eatened quicker

[@ngokul3]

You need to watch more documentary and study more predator prey relationship

[@snozzlehead92]

Play Dead Space a few times. That'll sort you out.

[@yalmazalpha1]

After watching this I believe human with a 12 Guage is much more humane than any wild predator.

[@Инга-ч7б]

Я раньше любила и жалела всех животных и ненавидела охотников, а три месяца назад я полюбила охотников и возненавидела кошек, потому что чаще всего они жрут несчастных травоядных живьём!!! Если бы они ( кошки и гиены) исчезли , я бы не стала переживать! Лучше быть съеденым дикими собаками-- они быстрые, как пираньи! А насчёт охотников, то главное, чтобы руки росли из того места из которого нужно! !

[@mrgoogle6968]

​@@Инга-ч7бwild dogs eat their preys alive like hyenas

[@Инга-ч7б]

​@@mrgoogle6968глаза открой шире!! Собаки убивают быстро! Они не играют с жертвой и не облизывают её как чёртовы кошки!!! Кошки и гиены пусть провалятся в ад ! Им там место!

[@alipotter6056]

I mean… they’re all animals, of course we are more humane than any wild predator lmao

[@lezoold9004]

We are the worst, most savage, despicable and most dangerous mamal that exists on this planet. Comparing our "compassion" to that of Lions is so offensive to Lions.

[@MrLeeCummings]

"Hey Simba.....oh, f**k, wrong lion..."no more Hakuna Matata for Pumba

[@adifferentpointofview1404]

I have watched literally thousands of nature films, and I have never seen anything that brutal.

[@kefalo84]

Try watching a Komodo Dragon eat a live pregnant deer. That was brutal.

[@pinecedar180]

yea... if Hell exists, these lions should be sent there for causing so much suffering. Humans shouldn't be the only ones that can be punished.

[@Hunter_Bidens_Crackpipe_]

Grow some balls 😂

[@egrab]

Oh, you haven't seen Komodo Dragons eating live prey yet have you? Lol

[@wodee215]

​@@pinecedar180they're not causing suffering, they're SURVIVING....they have to eat and have babies too, it's just the law of nature; some animals are prey, some predators...but they're (the predators) also very necessary

[@Africanknight88]

I know it’s graphic but, what that shows me is that those lions were starving. And probably had bad luck with their hunting until they caught that warthog.

[@W0UND3AD]

YEAH like watch how savagely the adults are eating & look how skinny the cubs are :(( they NEED this meal & they’re not over doing it with the buffalo either they literally need all they can get it seems LOL

[@robreuler144]

Then don't watch it it's that simple.

[@AEvans36963]

Right. I had never seen lions eat that ravenously before.

[@Nerxhivan]

African people have to make a good life for the African animals And not let us see these brutall video that shocks the entired world 😢

[@Nerxhivan]

This is the reason why African people have to give a good life too the animals in Africa This has shocked the entired world

[@kentgreene2207]

Easy to forget lions are meat eaters. They work together as a unit to take down prey including warthogs. Lion prides doesn't wait for a suffering victim to die and immediately begin chomping away. Hyenas get leftovers.

[@Supernova-lc2yf]

2:40 BRUH!!! I know these warthogs lovely screaming for the smallest thing but this is definitely one of the most painful ways to die..

[@DoubleAIV]

What are you talking about bro

[@hardeeharhar18]

2:40 it felt all the pain at once. You can tell by how its legs moved

[@mewe1023]

​@@hardeeharhar18 🥲 don't relate animals pain with humans mind.

[@AndyH-13]

The second Warthog is no where to be seen, still running….

[@k.i.i.3699]

I’ve heard what warthogs actually sound like, and they have very good voice-boxes… Now listening to this one, you know somethings wrong! They literally turned it inside out, while it was still alive!

[@KOTJ412]

Shock or not that warthog being eaten by a pride of lions & still screaming…definitely feels the pain until they get to its vitals(heart, etc).

[@gastonpossel]

Simba: Mom, have you seen Pumba? Sarabi: Shut up and finish your pork chop

[@ClaytonGilbert-s2t]

Were having pumba over for dinner ; well where is he ? ; you're eating him

[@Mizzlenum]

OMG I always wonder how warthogs can still be alive and probably feeling everything until there's very little left of their body.

[@qqqlllbbb]

*_os porcos sempre são os que mais gritam_*

[@billyyank5807]

They go into shock way before that and don't feel much.

[@TheBlueCream]

@@billyyank5807 that warthog is screaming u cant hear ?

[@JeffersonSantos-jt1cx]

Vai vendo não acredito nisso não​@@billyyank5807

[@Crakinator]

@@billyyank5807doubt

[@GRocvidz]

You can hear it slipping away @3:00 So long buddy.

[@barglorp]

2:40 Does this hurt the pig?

[@azmagaref]

Nice to see vehicles keeping distance instead of the ugly traffic jams they create sometimes.

[@lisaslaterscott1899]

Too graphic for me. I also thought that lions killed prey before ate it until past few years.

[@kenjic6083]

those lions look like they’re starving

[@davepalanca4896]

I read somewhere that at this point the warthog is screaming due to being frightened but it's not screaming because of paint due to the fact that it's body is numb already because of the warthog's body is a state of shock

[@roquitoroque7198]

I always associate hyenes and wild dogs with these kind of videos until seeing lions literally "tearing and ripping" jesus christ what a sighting; nature is nature.

[@analyticalhabitrails9857]

Lions was not joking around. The warthog was still living during all that....

[@S.Trades]

It's a horrific video but that doesn't excuse the unforgiveable blasphemy.

[@Breadfriend69]

The dad looks from distance like "Da fuq they doing over there".

[@kenjic6083]

the king always eats last in the pride.

[@Fauxbra]

Damn nature...you scary.

[@truthtone58]

I'm surprised that warthogs aren't extinct the way they get devoured by lions. Lions eat their fair share of pork in the wild.

[@420rogerz]

lions are not the common and have huge territories. a warthog might see a lion or pride of lions maybe a handful of times in their life.

[@jamesjamesnet]

This is a great channel watching from South Florida USA

[@michaellutcher214]

It's crazy how you show the different felines in Africa in every single solitary one of them have different patterns of their skin and their coat and they still all blend into their surroundings magnificently nature is beautiful and crazy awesome terrifying aw inspiring just woow

[@PastaDon_]

Wow!! this is one of the most brutal ones I've ever seen..

[@GamalElbanna-b4f]

Oh Lord, It's still a live when they started to tear it up.

[@larsondarcy101]

"Started"? It was still alive halfway in. Brutal.

[@MrJlumanji]

Bro was half eaten and still screaming. 😮

[@armantalip4863]

Lions are like Hyenas they eat their prey while it's still alive

[@RonaldJames-eo2hc]

Lions usually suffocate thair prey before eating but if the prey is too big or difficult to suffocate, they begin eating by attacking the softer parts of their body until the animal gets weak & can no longer stand up.

[@hloz8187]

@@RonaldJames-eo2hcwhatever makes you feel better

[@Hybridknfgrowchannel]

Fresh meat 🍖 nom nom😊

[@urekmazino6800]

​@@RonaldJames-eo2hcmore like the one chocking didn't want to miss out on the meat

[@senti2175]

Warthogs are always eaten alive. Pumba doesnt die easily.

[@gerardmackay8909]

Yes it’s neck is far too thick to get a throttle hold on its throat

[@egrab]

Rumor has it the warthog is still screaming in the lions bellies

[@joseph9226]

Never seek a new career as a comedian

[@cedargrove1926]

The bicep/tricep on them r crazy

[@jazzatiff9460]

Stronger then bears

[@Jocelynjade]

@@jazzatiff9460 Definitely not.

[@45mcolt]

What I want to know is how the warthog doesnt instantly die when its organs are exposed and bouncing around?

[@mohalesydneylebea9388]

The Warthog is faster than lions but that environment didn't favor him

[@Starfox-zg4tk]

Man. Imagine how Dinosaurs ate their live prey’s. 😅

[@milin7120]

Turok is here

[@masterkinglee]

That’s one tough warthog!

[@VARJAGAMINGENTERTAINMENT]

Yeah but not so tough..

[@D3D93]

Toughness is nothing if your speed is lacking and your senses are dull. This is nature correcting itself. Warthogs dont get no hearing aids or glasses

[@LanaLee1984]

I do not belive that pumba is still alive at 3:14

[@akeylahjenkins9963]

I can’t tell if the warthog was squealing or something else. but this is really scary. 😨

[@JerseyMic]

I felt empty by watching this. To be alive and feel that pain….GOD.

[@Dominus_Maximus]

4:11 Dad sitting over there super proud of his family. 😊

[@o_-970]

More like super angry like what the... gimme that! They were in a hurry cause they didnt want him to come , lol! Crazy how they all instinctly let him eat first because he's the male king

[@Reko_89]

Man, they were starving!!!

[@X_Gon_Give_It_To_Ya]

This is like getting eaten alive by a horde of zombies.

[@donaldgodin3491]

How do you know what the warthog feels? Have you ever been a warthog? He may be in deep shock, and feel absolutely nothing!

[@Yoru19271]

Your point doesn't make much sense.

[@donaldgodin3491]

@@Yoru19271 What doesn't makes sense? I have seen, in a video, a Zebra with no skin at all on it's left back leg and thigh, and he was eating as if nothing had happened to him. How many people would still eat injured that much? I don't know any. So, this is why I say that animals do not feel pain as we do. It is that simple.

[@ellenbrooks5028]

@@donaldgodin3491 screaming just for the hell of it , i supposse

[@Trickster-rk5lz]

​@@donaldgodin3491 I guess it's just screaming because it's fun then, huh? The warthog was literally getting torn apart and eaten while still alive, of course it's going to scream out in pain and horror. Also, you do know that animals show pain differently from us, right? Cats for instance can be in great pain but hide the pain extremely well. To the point their owners might not even notice anything's wrong with them. That Zebra did the same thing. You're showing a great deal of ignorance.

[@Erik-by1eg]

That was brutal

[@LCAPLS88]

The animal world can be cruel and vicious, then again, so can man.

[@kraiguarsmith1794]

The incredible disappearing warthog.

[@chriscuts7029]

The lioness was trying to eat her favorite part & the cubs came up. She tried keeping it but the cubs swarmed and she was like ahh whatever, have it. Kinda reminded me of my mom.

[@ajones35]

Life sucks as a warthog

[@ZeeB...]

Hell life sucks for any animals out there.

[@ajones35]

@@ZeeB... Lions might disagree with that

[@bonobo7040]

@@ajones35do you know how many unsuccessful hunts that happen before a kill?

[@ajones35]

@@bonobo7040 irrelevant argument but rage on, mute 🔇

[@Misto_deVito6009]

​@ajones35 You might wanna look up Casual Geographic and say that again

[@jonise2524]

Where is the warhog? After consuming it all

[@Bibidybobidy]

Whoa, wtf? That beats any "Wild Kingdom" episode I seen as a kid. Geez.

[@analyticalhabitrails9857]

A lot of fangs was digging into that warthog.

[@56m900]

@babbybailey2534 Dude, I laughed when I read your comment. I remember the Wild Kingdom TV series. It was sort of clean and wholesome, with that old guy. Now, forget it!

[@Bibidybobidy]

@@56m900 old guy was Marlin Perkins.

[@lonelycubicle]

Warthog must’ve been thinking, what could be worse than being eaten by 3 lions? … oh dayum …

[@jimmcgarry8466]

Poor Pumba, didn't stand a chance

[@MStar14]

Please tell me Why I am looking those videos?? 😮

[@vcliburn]

I remember years ago there was a TV show called “Wild Kingdom” which focused on animals in the wild, mostly in Africa. In the “wild kingdom” there is no mercy, compassion, guilt, or malice. It all comes down to “survival of the fittest”, and “eat or be eaten”…again, with no mercy, compassion, guilt, or malice!

[@mikeb5372]

There is sometimes malice

[@tuxedotservo]

Mutual of Omaha's "WIld Kingdom" - Marlin Perkins was in the studio, all safe and sound, but would send Jim (James Fowler) in for a closer look! I remember that show from when I was a kid...

[@vcliburn]

@@mikeb5372Is there “malice”? Really? Sadly, malice is a trait displayed by humans. Predators in the wild instinctively hunt, kill, and devour their prey in order to survive. Nothing more, and nothing less!

[@Инга-ч7б]

Когда уже все поймёте, что фраза " выживает сильнейший" относится к животным одного вида!!!!!!!!! А не в сравнении -" птичка - слон" или "леопард- мышь"!!! Выживает сильнейший из мышей, сильнейший из зайцев, сильнейший из львов!!!! и так далее....

[@rudiechinchilla6746]

U r damned right but why is it so?The Bible gives no explanation on this

[@CHP-Pan]

Any tips on how i can unwatch this? :(

[@evernew23]

Was you expecting rainbows and flowers when you see the title?

[@chuckster243]

And people think a bullet is crude and inhumane. SMFH!

[@elizabethdean9409]

The animal world isn’t that much of a difference from the human world

[@3YZ-TS191]

Agreed. Sometimes, it's worse.

[@elizabethdean9409]

⁠@@3YZ-TS191 real talk ya have humans fighting over territory isn’t that isn’t theirs isn’t that ironic 😳

[@desmondkaczynski8190]

@@elizabethdean9409can’t take animal instincts away from us 🤷‍♀️

[@dinte215]

Well we are animals, so there is that.

[@tyrianadomasin3594]

@dinte215 you may be an animal but I am a human being… speak for yourself… not my fault you are a gutter dweller and have no self control sexually ect… so you identify as sn animal now your insane… but do not call me an animal when I’m clearly a human being there’s a huge difference… but you freaks go on and on about how we are animals there’s no fucking proof of that if you see a human being that has done atrocious things then they could be a nephilim…. Just stfu about humans being animals you are beyond ignorant

[@kentgreene2207]

Lions are carnivorous. They kill to eat. Lions feasted on the buffalo while being photographed. One kept her eye on me while the pride devoured the carcass. I kept filming. The pride attracted cubs scrambling to eat. This process is continuous. Once the warthog was taken down, the pride converged. Scraps were consumed by hyenas lurking nearby.

[@slim414_]

I wonder how long was the pain before becoming numb😮

[@AmandaDubberley1981]

The scream on the warthog 😭😭😭💔💔💔

[@MrTsampson100]

WOW!!! Those Lions 🦁🐈 were EXTREMELY HUNGRY!!! 👀

[@dertreffer]

3:00 the most brutal part, that the warthog was still ALIVE at that point; more or less

[@chrissygordon5291]

This is nature but it's horrible to see and hear them scream. They have no defence

[@azmagaref]

The whole thing didn't last more than 3 minutes anyway, we'd like to assume that the squealing is just a subconscious response and that the brain no longer register pain signals, but nobody knows for sure except the hog.

[@trappapapi]

It hurt the first 30 seconds for sure

[@alekmauri]

I bet that lady that cheers "YES" when the warthog got caught by the lions is no longer making any noise and will probably cry at night!!

[@ElyGarcia-tt1vq]

Its so sad to hear a warthog crying meanwhile it getting eaten alive but this is nature

[@jasoncooley1618]

That’s crazy, as love as I’ve been watching big cat videos I’ve never came across lions eating their prey alive.

[@MohdSameer-eu1tu]

Enough internet for today.

[@ThanhNguyen-br1rh]

Please tell me the screaming was fake. That it was made lasting longer than actuality

[@KingZay22]

Omg this was brutal 😭😭 poor warthog

[@JohnBingo-p3h]

Why is it called “feeding”? Was “eating” not clear?

[@Don_Jeter]

Omg that was terrifying

[@jont.v5486]

Dam that warthog was still alive after being half demolished that’s so sad you can hear the pain and the suffering he was going through rip

[@_heresjohnny]

🎶it ain’t no fun, if the homies can’t have none🎶

[@New-tu3mn]

This video takes the prize. I’ve watched a number of these, Lions eat a prey alive videos, but dear god! This is the most gory, most shocking one I’ve yet seen, by far. The Warthog looks like it was turned inside out in some Star Trek transporter accident, but STILL is alive!

[@terrylyons3577]

It's pretty clear those Cubs looked very thin. These lions have not had much to eat the last couple weeks, maybe longer. You could tell they were hungry by how aggressively they ate that warthog! The Cubs were just as aggressive and looked starved. If the lioness is do not eat regularly, their milk dries up, so the Cubs likely have had very little to eat in the last couple weeks.

[@biggsscagnetti3126]

The big lion took the food

[@eddie5774]

Thank you for the graphic people need to see reality

[@Lunna_F]

Как же ужасен этот мир.. страдающие травоядные и голодающие хищники

[@davidsuch8942]

And, fools believe in gods.😂

[@JLMAX407]

Людям свойственно все очеловечивать. Прямо магическая способность. Беда в том, что это наше эго постоянно с нами злую шутку играет

[@jongxina3595]

​@davidsuch8942 The gods are always human centric. It is only recently that people have tried to humanize animals and realizing just how much more "brutal" nature is.

[@davidsuch8942]

@@jongxina3595 huh? Human parents kill their fking kids too, stupid.

[@naturalmulundu8611]

Why did they take off after the male lion arrived ?

[@VPhuoc79]

With the warthog, I feel like the lionesses were basically saying, "Ladies, let's hurry before the kids come over!"

[@joseph9226]

I know you, you was kicked off the stage at the comedy club

[@halloween4619]

Do you think it survived?

[@cchrisstiaann]

By the looks of it? I think it had a 50/50 chance of survival

[@analyticalhabitrails9857]

Ummmmm, just bits of it...

[@NoahgzEBD]

3.00 looks like a zombie movie

[@k.i.i.3699]

I’ve never seen so many insides outside…