How Lions Hunt Africa's Most Dangerous Prey | Pride In Battle | Real Wild

[@susanphillips3278]

I could watch this channel 24/7.

[@apk3549]

the whole team who shot this beautiful video...take a bow...wonderful skills..of course it is always a pleasure to watch lions in the wild

[@abdulhi2759]

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[@mohsady6744]

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[@NaWildAnimals]

*I absolutely adore exploring the intricacies of pride dynamics and observing their fascinating interactions. It's truly astonishing to witness the remarkable variations in temperament and skill sets among them.*

[@theunjustservant9220]

God made a beautiful and wonderful thing

[@jabbarmuhammad]

One of the best lion documentaries I've ever seen

[@sarabrown7488]

I love when the male lions play with the cubs. So sweet

[@FFF_Trucking]

my kid enjoys that privilege too

[@Vincenzo_cassanno]

@@FFF_Trucking so ur kid's dad is a lion🦁?

[@spaceartist1272]

i love how male lions mutulete other pride male, and kill their cubs by braki g their neck other pride females just fall in love with them bcs of that.

[@anewbeginning9150]

Likewise.. Why it's so satisfying is because it's a rare sight.. Fathers are seldom around in general.. The present of a father in a child's life is so essential.. I've got nieces and nephews, and I've seen how beneficial my present as a male figure in their lives is, especially in the disciplinary department.. I don't use physical force on them btw..

[@anewbeginning9150]

​@@spaceartist1272 That's not love you have, that's cruelty.. Even though it's just their nature, but why would a human find pleasure in when other male lions are usurping another pride, they would kill the cubs of that pride?? How is that any fun to see babies being killed??

[@WildKingsUnleashed]

The wild animal encounters I watch on KZbin are absolutely enthralling. Best wishes and thank you!

[@DownMc]

This is what l have been witing for....nice one love to see this nature in action

[@FutureNomad68]

Best documentary! Some of it sad. Wow, six cubless lionesses, how quickly that changed when the beautiful males came along. The lionesses are amazing moms and hunters and the strong males to keep everyone safe.

[@johndixon462]

Beautiful lions

[@phoebewang8458]

This is a great documentary, not overly dramatic and annoying like the savage kingdom, but just enough narration to accompany the story.

[@eskandarms1350]

Excellent and beautiful documentaries, it's a pleasure to watch them, thank you for your efforts

[@fraidoonw]

thanks for this amazing film! may all wild animals thrive!

[@josegregoriogutierrez8267]

Excelent documentarte. I love it! I tried to understand the most I could, I'm from Venezuela and I am learning english, Thanks againg for bring us a documentary like this

[@angelarice6248]

I swear out of all the lion video I have watched I've never seen a father play with the cubs and that was just beautiful just watching the father playing with the cubs was amazing

[@SDSOverfiend]

1:16 That’s a beautiful Shot💪🏾💯🔥🙏🏾

[@peaceiliveby]

Really good documentary,first I've ever seen a male lion hunt before ,also some sad moments with the babies ,,but ,that's nature's way..... Thank you for all the amazing filming and time and risk to the whole Documentary team.. 👍🏼

[@hamzabaig9774]

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[@labrat2069]

The patience required and to vidiograph this amazing story is incredible!

[@solomongrim982]

one of the best ive viewed excellent work

[@markkirkham1838]

@@solomongrim982eyyyy

[@betterman6772]

This is much2 better than watching Captain Marvel.. 😅👍👍

[@Dano.book-em24]

Superb lion pride documentary. Well narrated, and well explained. This lion pride is fascinating and beyond resilient.

[@Apprentissage184]

you said it. Quality content

[@SophiaEli-o3m]

Yeah I Danow

[@richardjack4827]

Watch Savage Kingdom.

[@Dano.book-em24]

@richardjack4827 I have been, and it's extraordinary. Thanks

[@ewjiml]

Man, this pride is absolute 🔥🔥. I wish the two males remained this prides fathers for life. Unfortunately, they usually only last 2-3 years. But at least, for now the entire pride has stability. Great family unit.

[@chumclement8166]

Keep

[@velimine]

Search pogos pride at sabi sands deadly those ones especially Mr T

[@beachbunny8021]

absolutely sooo adorable cubs , first time ive seen cubs copying their mther to help in hunting!!! lol!!! this is an EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EDUCAGTIONAL VIDEO DESRIBING THE EVERY DETAIL OF HOW LIONS GROW AND LIVE!!!

[@celestelegare-Breezy8625]

I love watching the moms, dads, aunties, grandparents, etc.....play w/ the cubs. They're so gentle & most of the time let the cubs do what they want to them 💗

[@deannefryberg3093]

Yassssss... Even let the Lil baby cubs nibble on them as well!!!! It's so awesome thoe right!!!! OMG I want me a Lil Miss Cub if only they can remain baby Cubs forever lol right

[@TheGrowdan311]

The level of communication between lionnesses on a hunt without one word being spoken is almost frightening. Its so amazing how they learn how to flank prey and how to ambush successfully. They learn which individuals should be targeted and how to push stampeding herds towards hills and mud and into narrowing spaces. A real apex predator

[@thecrew5103]

So many beautiful baby cubs to see how they grow and learn from there parents I love it. Nature at its best great job!!!

[@ivanwillard6818]

You mean 'their' cubs not there cubs.

[@charlesadkins8006]

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[@jeanwagner1977]

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[@maryrodgers2053]

@@charlesadkins8006 Hmmm. I cringe at what autocorrect does to my posts. I just don't edit them often. Just a thought 🤔

[@Baamthe25th]

That openning shot of the lionesses starting to run is pretty amazing

[@Funnyanimal1802-qr9xs]

A fantastic video. You're a creator of quality

[@judithcampbell1705]

I absolutely 💯 loved this documentary. It's wonderful to see a pride come back and flourish after going through a hard time. I feel sorry for the 5 elephant who had to die.

[@justdev8965]

It wasn't just dying! It was being eaten alive while still aware. That's completely different from merely dying. All because of the evil entities that designed and made this stupid, grotesque dimension. I swear I want to make our creator suffer like the elephant cub. We all should want to!

[@saswatswain659]

@@justdev8965 brother, thats nature. A life without suffering is meaningless. Everyone have to suffer,

[@beautifulsurprise9424]

@@justdev8965 the people who filmed this documentary had nothing to do with those elephants who were eaten by the lions. If you're talking about the fact that th ey didn't intervene, I've been told that in some instances they are forbidden from intervening when they are allowed to film the documentary. Also, not intervening is the right thing to do. If they would have saved the elephants then the lions, all of them to be exact, would have surely starved to death. The elephants are no more important than the lions. If they would not have been there to film it, the lions still would have eaten the elephants. You just would not have known anything about it. Don't let the fact that you so not witness it on a daily basis sheild your mind from the fact that lions eat elephants every season when the buffalo migrate out of their territory. Prior to th buffalo migrating out of the lions' territory it is the buffalo who are eaten. In between seasons when the buffalo are gone and the lions aren't eating the elephants the lions starve to death. That is just the way it is and the way it had been for hundreds of years whether there is a documentary film crew there to film it all or not and whether you have a problem with it or not. Do not blame the film crew for not intervening when you're just upset with the highs and lows of nature. It's what it is.

[@Rex_resurrectiion]

@@justdev8965 I feel your sentiment bro.. The world is dirty and wild

[@solomongrim982]

@@justdev8965 How many ant's do you step on as you casually stroll through this dimension? This question may seem ludicrous however it is how I view the Creator *EL EVEN* He is just too big to care about the suffering of life we should just be grateful he had enough compassion and wisdom to leave universal laws such as gravity so our globe and sun remain floating in their orbit

[@philipodallo7950]

Great job guys. It's always fun to watch the nature side of life..

[@ashleighpeterson1510]

What a peculiar comments section. Great documentary though, very honest and not overdramatic. Kudos to the team of people who made it happen with months, if not a year, or more of dedication, we still have so much to learn about this species, and their ecosystems.

[@Tara_P_Rose]

Can I ask what you mean by “peculiar comments section”? Do you mean the format or the actual comments? I don’t see anything different about it & the comments are nothing unusual, just commenters saying how much they liked the video & which parts they liked the most. Maybe I’m missing something?? Just curious, that’s all.

[@DISHTASBRONZE]

@@Tara_P_Rose same, not sure what it means

[@jamesdalton7234]

Probably when the dominant male takes the weaker males broad and has his way with her at the no-tell motel after tearing it's pecker off. Sad but that's nature. I should know considering I'm an ALPHA myself. 🐴💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🐴

[@DrTubeman]

Christ the sound of that buffalo's leg breaking @ 45:18 was astounding!

[@izzycamaro]

A great wonderful story. THANKS.

[@jessylombale-bare169]

What a fantastic documentary !!!too impressive and very professional

[@RealWild]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@johnthorpe1349]

Lov when they show little Cubs playing with the Big Male Lion 🦁 lov Lions my fav 😍🦁❤️

[@1972dsrai]

I love learning about pride dynamics and how they all interact with one another. It's also amazing how different they often are temperamentally and in skill sets.

[@johnoverhoff2373]

Amazing animals smart tough brave and beautiful

[@patrickmokaraka1138]

Great story of our iconic african lions kind of brutal and sad but life goes on interesting documentary

[@moa3810]

For us spectators it is "brutal and sad" yet Nature is indifferent.

[@soothingmelody2614]

Amazing video with beautiful music. It really helps me to meditate and calm my mind! Thank you for sharing😘

[@kaboom362]

It's always nice to follow a pride's progress. If possible please keep us informed on how the pride is doing. Do these two males get challenged. Do the cubs get run off by rivals. Do the adolescent male cubs form an alliance with their fathers. Can you tell we love lion documentaries

[@basslover48]

This channel can't tell you anything. They don't make any of these videos but copy them from other sources. That's why they rarely use the real title for any of these videos.

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[@grindcorizer6818]

Best channel ever. No freaking commercials. Sheer nature

[@angeloclubmix]

awesome pride and importance of maintaining a balanced and healthy buffalo and other prey and environment😃😍

[@agyapongantwidavid535]

We appreciate your work

[@op4950]

Very well put together documentary. Flawless narration .

[@giaphuonghoang-n2x]

Wow, what an amazing video! 🎉 Your effort and dedication truly shine through. Thank you!

[@nobojerry]

truly an amazing documentary

[@KwizMatix]

It’s amazing that such a robust pride saw 15 cubs reduced to just 7. It must be extremely tough growing up as a lion. Lots of dangers everywhere.

[@samuelboyle2739]

This was brilliantly done. Question though, if the buffalo always leave during winter and the elephants arrive, surely they always switch prey in order to survive the winter? What else were they eating to sustain themselves?

[@Anis_Marco27]

Zebra, wildebeest, warthog, ostrich occasionally and impalas I guess.

[@lynnkitty59]

Thank you for the male voice. Wonderful to listen & watch.

[@tonyclarke8067]

Awesome lion is my favorite animal out in the wild

[@thelmaconnolly6002]

These documentaries are absolutely fascinating. These felines continue on whether request or hunting, and the killing to feed their young and themselves. They hardships through the seasons, but yet they do endure and keep on, and live, and learn and succeed if they do.

[@wanidahuynh8051]

Nice documentary, the lions so smart to get rid of those big buffalos they’re known to hunt the most vulnerable that’s smart🦁👍

[@falanajerido875]

They've great lions ,stick right with them the fathers ,teaching his sons how to hunt, when to hide, and strike I truly enjoyed this documentary Great moms, and even though thru lost 7 cubs, I truly enjoyed

[@johnthorpe1349]

once that Lion 🦁 gets a hold of that jugler it's pretty much game over 💪❤️

[@johnwaynegovernmentcontrac3219]

Love it! Great narration and story.

[@johnwaynegovernmentcontrac3219]

The Impossible Groove Machine

[@patnye9292]

EPIC EPISODE!!! Thank you!

[@billysangel5501]

I totally love watching Lions and Lioness with there cubs. Yes I think they're so cute.

[@brianpaul8572]

The footage is incredible!

[@user-th7od1bj5w]

فيديو رائع 🦁👑

[@j-rock-kiki6346]

Beautiful animals. Majestic/ extraordinary

[@jimmieteaguejr8699]

This was a great documentary I love lions always have this was heart warming to watch thank you for the great cinematography

[@justdev8965]

Heart-warming? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Jesus

[@m.williams4971]

I recognize this pride by the aggressive cub at the Cape Buffalo feeding - that’s Leo whose brother Max both survive until they’re driven from the pride. Last known video had them at age 5 with full grown manes and encountering 3 solo females.

[@mendelringel5731]

Riveting. Well narrated . Beautifully done.

[@solomongrim982]

excellent work

[@michaellazzeri2069]

Excellent documentary . Some of these are just plain bad, poorly produced, but this one is well done. ya gotta give it to these lions. Being desperate made them resourceful & this, allowed life to continue. i give the group who made this, filmed it, & edited it, an A+ . I hope to see more. -------------------ML, 76 y/o

[@solomongrim982]

Good words my friend

[@Auf_ein_Wort]

2 mio calls but just 13197 "Goods"? Shame on you, watchers! This is an excellent Docu and i just cant understand why you dont do a click for the makers of this exciting adventure! Thank you for this brilliant quality of an Pride and its struggelings/succeses!! A Wonderful but brutal Nature! And what is more brutal: eaten alive or packed into a small cage, transported to and killed in a factory without a chance to escape? Lions need to kill for food. We can decide not to eat Meat.

[@SirJaymesDAudelée]

@16:50 ~ An interesting comparison here: Bengal tigers hunt a similar species of water buffalo in India, however, using their stealth tactic to ambush the herd. When the tiger/tigress suddenly leaps from cover, charging like a menace into the herd, it sets them a fright, as they run frantically for their lives. There is no danger for the predator at this point. But as we see with the African buffalo, that fright only lasts for so long. Soon the buffalo regroup and return to challenge the predator. Yet, the tiger has already won at that point, as it’d caught onto a large buffalo just as soon as it had entered the ranks of scurrying beasts, claws dug into its hind, utilizing its immense strength to pull downward, negating any attempt by the prey to kick back. And in a single leap the tiger vaults itself up onto the back of the buffalo, sinks its teeth into the back of the neck and in a flat second, severs the spinal cord. The giant buffalo drops like a bag of bricks just in time for the angry herd to arrive back on the scene. And at this, the tiger simply f$&ks off to the tree line, and lays down, knowing the herd won’t chase him there. And having completed all the hard work already, the tiger lazily waits for the herd to realize their relative cannot be saved being dead already. They collectively and begrudgingly vacate the area. The tiger walks back to its dinner as lazily as it’d been laying near the tree line. And teeth in throat, the enormous prey is dragged back into the trees, where it disappears along with its killer. It struck me that these two predatory species have such differing hunting tactics, where it takes numerous lions to drag a buffalo down, and even once it’s down, they still have to worry about the herd returning for vengeance. Yet a single tiger, or, tigress employs tactics that allow it to kill the buffalo so swiftly, I don’t think the whole hunt in the case of the latter lasted more than 10-15 min. Thank you for this video🙏

[@andrewwazagow9120]

Well , the canine of tiger's are longer , and the neck of a water bufalo thiner. The rear legs of the tiger are stronger than these of lions , and the tiger is all together a little longer in spine. But , on the other hand his face is smaller , and overall the head of the male lion is bigger. .. The front paws of the tiger are more muscular , but the lion has his shoulders and neck incomparingly more powerful then the same of the tiger. This is the opinion of many a circus veterinaries who dissected both species. So there is a lot of differences that are dirrecting the technics of killings. Also the tiger hunts alone - it is necessary to do it differently , when nobody is helping you. I saw tiger killing the gaur by simply arriving next to it and without much ado grabing it by a throat straight from the down - up , exactly under the jaw. No jumping , not even chasing. Lion is not as much of a killer , as it is a fighter. Tiger is no fighter - except when the tigres is present , normally the tiger doesn't see much sense in prolong fighting. Leo fights sometimes to the death , even with the buffalo ! Seems like it gets in some kind of berserker state of mind - it's attacks are simply madness. Not always , mind that. So to me , the tiger is like a lonely knight errant : powerful and unpredictable, while the lion is simply a king with responsibilities , maddening curage and desire for new territories , and new conquests. Madness on both sides , but more reasoning on the part of a tiger , for there is no mission to pursue. And they , after reading what I just have written here are simply stunned by my insolence. Love them all.

[@عبدالغنيهشام-س9ح]

الفديو عظمة على عظمة ✨🔥

[@reggaemusic6025]

Beautiful picture. Good luck

[@Keepler22b]

Great! Damn, what a pride.

[@moa3810]

Remarkable struggle for survival yet no glory with an uncertain future. Who wants to be born a lion?

[@chesterswortham5197]

I only want to shoot one

[@darnelljones1918]

I don't. In any case, being a lion is really hard especially being a male.

[@lionbacker]

Nope - lions cubs have a 80% infant mortality rate within the first year.

[@seadog915]

Better than a dung beetle. Just sayin

[@sophietand3240]

Thank you very much for this documentary!

[@ninajones1175]

This is same documentary under free documentaries. Don’t know who rights belong to but is excellent.

[@heyneclive3230]

An excellent video of the big cats.

[@andymcneil7085]

Superb in every way. Great post.

[@quarterhorsgirl]

Great documentary. I love these lion pride docs. Thank you.

[@seadog915]

I've watched a lot of these documentaries, and only a few explain when the lion is on the back of the buffalo that it is trying to pierce the spine. I mean at first you just imagine them tearing out the throat and that's it, but there's a lot more to it.

[@Westside49er]

@@Tara_P_Rose my guess they do what’s available at time of attacking

[@caraodoherty5940]

Tearing out the throat aren't you kind.

[@fredlee1823]

@@Tara_P_Rose by

[@shafqatishan437]

The weight of the lion can tire the buffalo and force it to go down if it can stay on top for minutes.

[@sarabrown7488]

@@caraodoherty5940hmm aren’t you to soft or offended

[@JeremiahJones-ey6jt]

I wonder what the conversation between the Elephants and the Buffalo are when they cross paths during their quests for life lol

[@ΧΡΗΣΤΟΣΑΜΑΝΑΤΙΔΗΣ-β7μ]

Elephant: The time of drought has come once more. Buffalo: Aye. We're leaving in search of food. Elephant: And we go in for water. Buffalo: Take care. And beware of the lions. You'd better keep your kids close by. Elephant: We will. You too. But if you're asking me, we'll be fine. The lions will have to think twice before challenge us. If they know what's good for them. Buffalo: Well then. You've been warned.

[@soulergy1soulrgy1]

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[@stijnbrandjes7923]

Amazing docu!

[@pouwakaruwhiu8349]

The best video I have ever watched than the other doc's awesome.

[@barbarafisher6496]

I love your videos

[@italia113]

I'm so excited to watch this later

[@solomonayana9395]

Thanks 👍👍👍

[@mehdisabet5059]

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[@KellyKels23]

Leo taking a swipe at one of the big male lions in the beginning while eating cracks me up, but always serves as a great reminder that no matter how tiny and cute, they are truly wild animals with those fierce wild animal instincts from the get go.

[@jennhale3171]

When they showed the scene of the cub on the branch in the middle of the buffalo herd I was like “That’s Leo!!” I can’t remember what his brother name was but I think it started with a M.

[@solomongrim982]

@@jennhale3171 max

[@samuelg.2460]

Can you upload black Lion documentary from Ethiopia? I think they only found in Ethiopia. Anyways, i'm thrilled to know about them. It's said they're the strongest Lion from Lion species. I'm thrilled to know more about them.

[@painmt651]

I want to see the strange maned female lions of Ethiopia. I saw a documentary on them, many years ago, but I haven’t heard anything about them since.

[@shafqatishan437]

@@painmt651 maned female also occur in okavengo

[@ginacorday4774]

Too much testosterone

[@SadamSayid]

It's in the omo nogob basin we have the only mountain elephant on earth as well as the black Lion and to this day it amazes no one have the interest to document them like this our lion species are also more stronger than those in the wild reserves as they are renowned camel and giraffe killers

[@caraodoherty5940]

Breaks my 💔 for the 5 beautiful elephants who lost their life. Kudos to the buffalo even with a broken leg in pain trying to survive. Bless his ♥️

[@patrickmonteiro1999]

It must have been a very old buffalo because the leg just broke on its own Also the snap of the bone was so loud

[@caraodoherty5940]

@@patrickmonteiro1999 Rooting for him! Even if he was very old he still put up a fight with a broken leg (pain) to survive. Bless his ♥️

[@jameslopez5652]

@@patrickmonteiro1999 I think it had a ligament issue before the leg gave out. Watched that spot a few times, and it was favoring that leg before we heard the snap of the bone, and it looked somewhat crooked already. Probably why that one was targeted. It looked to have been pretty injured all around before they had there go at it. Nature is metal man. Brutal stuff.

[@Rashinnu]

Yeah I normally root for the predators in this conflict, but when it comes to elephants, I just can't do it. I'm too torn between the two.

[@caraodoherty5940]

@@Rashinnu Nature is extremely cruel and unforgiving. I used to root that the predators never caught or killed. But now I root that the prey never get caught or killed. My ♥️ breaks for them.

[@luisangeldrosnegron3445]

Great doc. Thanks!

[@twodayhero5139]

46:36 That one Buffalo is like “Wow, I wonder if he’ll live. He does have the will too!” and watches his brother die 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ameyagodbole9511]

900th like from me 👍🏻

[@jampasurprenant1794]

That is how it is in the wilds The strongest will win and be able to survive It is sad for us to watch them but it is the only way for the lions to survive in the wild. I know all about all of the big cats They are the same as domestic cats . Thank you for sharing the absolutely beautiful scenery of wildlife animals .

[@katrinarobinson1037]

🕛Timestamps🕛 3:47 The way the dad slapped him 😂😂💀 10:49 This reminds me of Simba 🦁

[@TylerChou059]

Lions are among one of my favorite animals. So, this documentary interests me a lot

[@sandypillay-ww4pp]

i am so amazed of lion behaviour nice one learnt a lot 😊

[@UncleSam19730]

Ur videos are great! Thank you for sharing

[@davidscott156]

I have camped there so many times, an amazing place 🦁🐊🦁

[@christineferket8462]

I enjoyed watching this documentary, finally I could watch to the end. This happens notoften and I wonder why. If someone has an answer I would be happy! I love watching films aboutanimals! Thanks for that!👍👍👏👏🐘

[@susanphillips7273]

Great documentary and cinematography! Ik this is nature, but that baby elephant being eaten alive and crying was sad.🐘

[@frankbeans8283]

How many times r ya going to use the same videos and reupload them as new?

[@basslover48]

I can't believe how many subscribers this channel gets when all their videos are copied from other sources. That's why they rarely use the real title.

[@frankbeans8283]

@@basslover48 ahmazin isnt it

[@Westside49er]

Had a real simba moment

[@emancipatedlionm9215]

Amazing video: what an amazing turn around with the new males...bringing sooooo much life into existence 🦁 just sad that sooo many didn't survive- the story of the wild. Just beautiful to see how they overcome n then flourish, the hunting lessons for the youngsters....the formidable strength of these lions against another formidable opponent is beautiful.💯..just wish the young male who submitted didn't have his manhood hurt..(poor thing) Great video👍🏾

[@balbinadefout5748]

Oooh

[@bettywelton2996]

Absolutely I love this video

[@jampasurprenant1794]

It is very interesting how they are living and surviving in the wilds .

[@narimannourizadeh3693]

I like this lions how they survive it’s amazing

[@graftonduncan6530]

🦁 Wow... such a beautiful documentary 👍