Heroines of the Savannah - Female Leadership in the Wild | Free Documentary Nature

Heroines of the Savannah - Female Leadership in the Wild | Wildlife Documentary
Watch 'Lions vs. Elephants - Life on the Edge' here: • Lions vs. Elephants - ...
In the intricate tapestry of the animal kingdom, the dynamics of gender roles often shape the social structures within species. While it's a common notion that males typically wield authority over females, nature occasionally presents us with fascinating exceptions to this rule. Within certain species, particularly among African wildlife, matriarchal societies emerge, where females assume leadership roles that rival, and sometimes surpass, their male counterparts. What's particularly remarkable about these instances is the disparity in physical attributes between the dominant females and their male counterparts.
Take, for example, the majestic African elephant, where herds are often led by a wise and experienced matriarch. Despite lacking the sheer size and physical strength of the bull elephants, these leading females command respect and guide their herds through the vast savannah landscapes with unparalleled wisdom and foresight.
Similarly, among spotted hyenas, it's the alpha females who reign supreme over their clans, exhibiting remarkable intelligence and cunning in their leadership. Despite the hyena's reputation as a fierce predator, it's the matriarchs who dictate the clan's movements and decisions, showcasing the power of female leadership in the wild.
Even among smaller creatures like the striped mongoose, matriarchal societies prevail, with dominant females playing a pivotal role in group cohesion and survival. Though diminutive in size, these leading females wield influence over their packs, ensuring harmony and cooperation in the face of adversity.
Through the lens of these three African matriarchs, we gain a deeper appreciation for the vital role that leading females play in the intricate web of wildlife. Their stories not only challenge traditional gender norms but also underscore the importance of diversity and adaptability in nature's grand design. Join us as we delve into the lives of these remarkable creatures, exploring the complex dynamics of matriarchy in the animal kingdom and the lessons they offer for our understanding of leadership and cooperation in the natural world
▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
Subscribe Free Documentary - Nature Channel for free: bit.ly/2mFDC3Q
Facebook: bit.ly/2QfRxbG
Twitter: bit.ly/2QlwRiI
▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
#FreeDocumentaryNature #Documentary #Wildlife
▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
Free Documentary is dedicated to bring high-class documentaries to you on youtube for free. With the latest camera equipment used by well-known filmmakers working for famous production studios. You will see fascinating shots from the deep seas and up in the air, capturing great stories and pictures from everything our beautiful and interesting planet has to offer.
Enjoy stories about nature, wildlife, culture, people, history and more to come.

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

Through the lens of three African matriarchs (the spotted hyena, the elephant and the stripped mongoose) we gain a deeper appreciation for the vital role that leading females play in the intricate web of wildlife. Their stories not only challenge traditional gender norms but also underscore the importance of diversity and adaptability in nature's grand design. Join us as we delve into the lives of these remarkable creatures, exploring the complex dynamics of matriarchy in the animal kingdom and the lessons they offer for our understanding of leadership and cooperation in the natural world.

[@NYSistaBeauty]

could you pleaase im beggin you to research what group are called! i love ur videos and watch many of hem but a lion group is called a PRIDE, Elephants are called HEARDS , birds are called FLOCKS that's all I can think of but if you're going to be educational u gotta give us the right education. NO THIS IS NOT A BASHING OF ANY KIND just me asking to use the right words is all , THANK U FOR THE GREAT VIDEOS AS PER USUAL

[@jasonbecker4974]

Thank you for the video. Beautiful stuff!

[@kimfaustino7919]

Good morning ❤❤❤it's 9am Sunday here in the Philippines 😊😊😊😊

[@robertcraig-qo6cp]

Super Awesome

[@MauroMeneguzzi]

Lindo vídeo obrigado por compartilhar ❤❤❤❤

[@kimfaustino7919]

18:15 love tommy❤❤❤

[@jamesducey2685]

A real wonder of now is how often our wild friends get attention, and often care so they can continue their clans.

[@anonymous-bb2dw]

we love matriarcal societies ❤

[@c.rutherford]

seems a bit passive aggressive 😬 Results may vary insofar as female rule that's for sure

[@anonymous-bb2dw]

@@c.rutherford it's not I love it

[@user-sb6dk5id5w]

หน้ารากไครหน้าเขาสวยคะ

[@davegervais9268]

Chomp chomp pachewy chomp

[@stephansteohanlarsen7457]

Quickly; how fast can One name All Four species of Hyena?!?😊

[@FhillipFry]

Yaasssss!! Slay, Queen. You don't need a man!

[@kewsiyehboah9514]

ya Kutuvia..

[@poranimalfight]

I wish there was a way to appreciate the strength and agility of these animals without them having to resort to fighting for our entertainment.

[@davidmellish3295]

Good documentary except the narrator keep referring to every group of animals as a ' pack ' or group Yes the mongooses live in a pack but the Hyenas live in a ' clan ' and the lions a ' pride ' etc The elephants live in a ' herd ' and not a pack. Quite basic, surprised at such a simple mistake

[@DollopOfDani444]

😮

[@stephansteohanlarsen7457]

Thought mangoose live in Troops? Heck I don't know. They could be called an Army 🌍

[@engegiger]

@@stephansteohanlarsen7457 Lmao. 🤣

[@lianefehrle9921]

If only governments in some countries have woman as head of a country With the same attitude as an elephant.

[@abraham2217]

If only women were as logical as female elephants.

[@c.rutherford]

@@abraham2217 W.C. Fields used to say women are like elephants. "I like to look at 'em. But I wouldn't want to own one." 😆

[@liezlmvanr]

With The Same Attitude (/ Wisdom / Sincere Care ) as An Elephant, being the Critical Difference 🔅🔆🙏🆙🌻

[@c.rutherford]

woke wildlife now aw geez lol

[@alexkang7360]

Lol its all me too rape technically

[@smlorrin]

You sound triggered. 🙃

[@mwase7782]

​@smlorrin it's a joke lol, you're the one who sounds triggered lowkey

[@smlorrin]

@@mwase7782 Adding "lol" doesn't make it a joke. Add "lol" doesn't hide being triggered, even though that's why it was added. 🙃

[@lilcrust3063]

Womp womp. Imagine being offended by elephants

[@micahbarbee8636]

Patriarch or matriarch, people are so gullible and closed minded at times, lol. Get over yourself and learn to live! 😉

[@abraham2217]

Look how she frames matriarch as intelligent, prudent and smart . Ok, as opposed to what?

[@c.rutherford]

only sarcasm creepy KZbin censors. No need to hide my comment!

[@anonymous-bb2dw]

you're not very smart are you

[@abraham2217]

@@anonymous-bb2dw appeal the case or troll around. Your choice.

[@thabiforJesus5]

Repent Sinners Jesus Christ Saves ✝️✅

[@silasr20]

Yessss

[@stephansteohanlarsen7457]

Jesus freaks blow 🌬️