Lion Surprised Wildlife Photographers When He was Taking Pictures of a Pride

[@CapriSunCrusader]

Lion just wanted to ask if the cameraman has games on his phones

[@ismailbabaaliyu5890]

😂😂😂

[@worthyservantofgod5195]

🤣🤣🤣👍🏻🤣

[@Blue_Nova707]

Lioness*

[@rorojata]

Jaa genau 🤣🤣👍

[@CapriSunCrusader]

@@Blue_Nova707 I was referring to the species name.

[@RommyTVx]

I'll say it. THE CAMERA MAN NEVER DIES.

[@ncard00]

Well, these ones are just fun to watch, but nobody talks about all the times where things did not go this well, sometimes even with fatal results.

[@DavidJohnston-t7z]

Somewhat true from a distance

[@DavidJohnston-t7z]

Myself filming well had a video cameraa yeah I didn't in 1990$ it's also cool to do

[@sheeringobject]

Because dead people cant upload their footage

[@andrewbeder51]

It think it is truer that if the cameraman DOES die. The camera usually does too....

[@nitapenz5547]

These were all good. The wolves were the most fascinating because they showed such happiness. The howls were perfect in that primal moment, enriching both species with surprisingly heartwarming contact.

[@billolsen4360]

Some people's natural reaction would be to run as quickly as possible. I was one of the fastest runners in our high school but still couldn't outrun my 1-year-old wiener dog! You need to plan ahead if you're going to be in the wild and may be forced into outrunning predators, by taking along two or three friends that you know can't run as fast as you can. 😁

[@treeeva]

@@billolsen4360 HAHAHA! That last bit about taking along "friends" who can't run as fast.

[@TheDemonAnjel]

She wasn't feeding them...

[@lavenderiris9744]

@@billolsen4360 Sometimes, sacrifices have to be made for the greater good.

[@Keyven_]

The wolf part is a lie. They werent unexpected visitors or exactly wild. The video creator leaves out the part where they are in a wolf enclosure and the woman is a scientist and the wolves handler/psuedo pack member. I hate videos like this that make up lies like this. Makes me question what hes narrating about the other clips as well.

[@lmm8960]

The big male gorilla: “Cmon guys that’s enough. You’ve had your fun, now let’s go. You know we aren’t even supposed to mess with these creatures…they’ll become dependent on us!” 😂

[@bodhi1462]

I love how appreciative the photographers look during these.

[@MrBlipman]

Its literally their dream to be this close and not be harmed, like the cheetah one is SOOOO AWESOME. That one and the wolf one are def my favourites.

[@nanalistiana13]

Those photographers have much love in their heart. That is why those animals came closer without tearing them.

[@cjshadrick4607]

How fast can a lion run? Oh, about 60 miles an hour, so after you've sacrificed "you friends" , what are you gonna do? These camera men and women do have protection their armed guide's are not far off .Also, bear repellent works good on any animal that may attack.

[@nanalistiana13]

@@cjshadrick4607 👌

[@gzoechi]

Zebras could have thought of that 🤔

[@sorinev]

Lioness caught him off guard when she walked up to him and whispered "Delete that last one. I don't like it".

[@rmp7400]

😎👍🏼

[@michellewhitt7670]

😆🤣🤣🤣

[@nangubemissgeemugara2346]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Pluto-y1t]

❤❤❤😂😂😂😂

[@californiadreaming567]

Watched a series of photographers who were photographing a pride that hunted at night. The lions were going to set off for the night but they decided they didn’t have anyone to watch the cubs so they dropped off the cubs next to their tents. So the photographers said “ I guess we are not going along on the hunting tonight because we have been chosen as the babysitters!” It was too funny. The moms came back in the morning and picked up their cubs. It was adorable to watch. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ary_disini]

Thumbnail. Lion: hey food can we talk for a moment?

[@olumidesan]

Dude, I almost died with this comment 😅

[@ST-gk5zy]

Lion: was my acting good enough?

[@aprilsmith3683]

The words "...DO NOT FOLLOW..." on the side of the film vehicle as the lioness is walking nonchalantly away from an understandably "frozen in place" photographer was epic... 🇿🇦❤️🦁

[@ViviennePascoe-xn5hg]

Truly the Rainbow Nation 💓

[@aprilsmith3683]

@@ViviennePascoe-xn5hg ...yes we are...if only our current corrupt government would honour the value of this ethic instead of destroying it...🇿🇦

[@souravdutta1377]

LoL..that Sheep is more violent than that Lion. 😂😂

[@unbrokeneleven3517]

The lion curiously sniffing the photographer is like that one man standing in the frame when news reporters are covering news.

[@kristinanesti]

My cat came right next to me to watch this video and we have enjoyed every minute of it 😊 even the fridge being open at some point didn't get him to stop watching and go, he watched till the end and then he went away.. ♡

[@skismosis]

A cat can be the best critter for anyone, i raised a feral kitty for 14 years , her mom lived for 5 years after she was born, the mom cat was somewhat wild and was hard to win trust with, she came around after about a month.

[@cjshadrick4607]

I don't have any cats but I do have 8 sheep and a Border Collie, that keeps me on my toes. he's so cute watching the trained Border Collie's herd my sheep into the barn to be sheared and he's learning fast how to be a great herder

[@rmp7400]

@@cjshadrick4607 Awwww🥲

[@GeorgeWeeman]

What a moment that must of been howling with the wolves! I came across a bear once in the wild, and it was really unnerving and surreal. I made the mistake, and was too quiet, and accidentally snook up on him. By the time I heard him grunt, he had already stood up on his legs, and was just staring at me! I backed away, keeping eye contact, and thankfully, he didn't see me as a threat, or I may of been lunch! This happened nearly 30 years ago, and it's still very fresh in my mind! Much respect to these photographers, that only arm themselves with bravery, and a camera!

[@ross-carlson]

Snook? Really?

[@TUFFGloveBoxing]

I love how the Meerkats use the humans as stools to get a higher lookout perspective lol.

[@crypton_8l87]

@@TUFFGloveBoxing cheetahs do too

[@withgracemolefe]

Nothing makes me happier than watching this video, of wild animals being where they belong and not in zoos/aquariums..

[@TanmanD]

Those wolves are adorable man. Also, calling them the forbidden huskies is absolutely hilarious

[@kerrigrandmaison7844]

Those meerkats are adorable

[@SydMountaineer]

Certain people draw animals to them. I can walk through any neighborhood, all of the lost, not lost, & stray cats come to me (even when I’m alone and not walking with my cat). Also, people see me walking with my cats and are shocked, they say they’ve never seen someone walking their cat. I did not “make” them or “train” them to walk with me, without running away, it just happens because I walk WITH them, they usually lead, but being that I spend time with them, over time, cats learn to do what I want them to do, too. I’ve done this all of my life with many cats. My cat Fluffy recently passed away, she was 22 years old, and was like our CHILD. She’d been our baby (and grandmother, & friend) for much longer than human children are with their parents.

[@phatpharm06]

Number 2 because nothing is funnier here than watching that gorilla pet the photographer’s head as they move on. 😂 very similar to a human.

[@Thmusic7]

Lol! You're right. They were saying, "Adorable boy. Nice Human."

[@hartincmajor202]

Very important to not approach wild animals. We are watching positive encounters in this video but there are many videos and many more stories of encounters that dont end in such a pleasant way. Be safe everyone

[@AeridisArt]

Not to mention that the people shown here are professionals who are around animals often and would know how to react when approached by one. Even then, these professionals are often attacked and get sent to the hospital.

[@stormichow5325]

The wolf pack clip is very misleading, it makes it seem as if those individuals randomly stumbled upon a pack of friendly wolves, but that's not the case. Those wolves were on a special reserve, and those people are well-known by the pack.

[@legendarypo183]

4:29….that Meerkat using the photographer as a 4ft tower😂😂 adorable❤❤

[@yvonnelyons5469]

Love them all but the bear sitting aside the photographer, like he'd also come to appreciate the view and to share a few fishing tales, made me laugh.

[@gretchendietz1599]

I've seen quite a few bear pictures like this - they act so human at times.

[@tunsafun9345]

Just amazing how animals in the wild over time realise the cameramen are no threat and start to become curious. Respect nature and it seems to respect you back.

[@ChloeJohnson-cl9rz]

I love that bear sitting down like “what are we watching?” Lol. Then he realized they were just watching more of him and bailed.

[@BlackCatz1975]

Sometimes animals just know you’re that person who is kind and compassionate ❤❤❤

[@batsuperman2387]

This video is another proof that cameraman never dies.

[@legityash]

Another proof that cameraman never dies 💀

[@chimchim_888]

These men and woman are fearless! They have my respect. Thank you ALL for getting these beautiful shots of the wildlife. ❤

[@jj81156]

These photographers are very special people. They have a gift from God, and many animals seem to know or feel their kindness. I hope I have their love of animals for the rest of my life.

[@JennieRose8]

I LOVE all of these, but the Lioness bringing the "Toy" camera to her cubs- absolutely adorable!!

[@myturneround]

An encounter with the silverback and family is by far the most dangerous. I admire the photographer for keeping cool!!!

[@LittleZelda]

LOL the guy with the bear sitting next to him, I could imagine the conversation when he shows up. Bear: hey man hows it going? Taking pictures? Mind if I join you? This is a very lovely view, I can see why you'd want to take pictures here. Well I got bear stuff to do, see ya later.😂

[@rubysarma5022]

Little Zelda ha ha the bear is kinda cute 😍 your conversation is really 👌 😄

[@glennoropeza3545]

I have to give those wildlife photographers credit for their respect for nature!

[@johnsuggs7828]

If they really respected it, they would stay away

[@NobuNobuSimp]

@@johnsuggs7828 Not true, I don't see how studying and wanting to interact with the wildlife is considered disrespectful. They're not harming them in any shape of form. Just studying.

[@johnsuggs7828]

@@NobuNobuSimp You don't listen/read to well do you? Where did I say interacting was disrespectful. They are harming them because these animals and human beings SHOULD NOT INTERACT PERIOD. People insist on looking at things from the human perspective because that's all that matters. But you'd be wrong. There is ZERO logical reason why anyone should be bothering these animals. I'm a microbiologist and I'm telling you that it's wrong and causes more problems for the animal

[@NobuNobuSimp]

@@johnsuggs7828 Except the funniest part is most of these animals are the ones bothering the humans lmao.

[@johnsuggs7828]

@@NobuNobuSimp If human beings didn't go where those animals are, how could that happen

[@siddharthsankar9209]

Pure example of "Cameraman never dies"

[@abdulrahmanalsultan318]

Or example of getting away with it, for the time being

[@elizabethjones5041]

I would like to have the meerkats all over me, so cute! Thank you, great video x❤

[@jestinnawelch35]

I think the most impressive one was the guy getting away with petting the Cheetah cubs without having a dinner date with their mother 🫣😯

[@Sabrina.Montana-kk3uq]

Love baby cub on his back😊❤

[@thousandvangs3715]

This is one of the example of photographer's and cameraman's immortality

[@scipioafricanus5871]

This is nothing. In the documentaries about the beginning of the Universe and Earth there is always cameramen present ready to immortalize the Late Heavy Bombardment and capture the Great Oxidation Event when the sky was filled with Oxygen.

[@gregm6894]

Our cat 'Max' often sleeps with us, occasionally he will bite my feet through the blanket, but he has never attacked us while we are asleep. We are very fortunate. He too sometimes sniffs my camera lens when I take close up photos of him. Right now he has taken command of my office chair -- I will not try to recover it.

[@annette5119]

I love the Silverbacks. They are wonderfully amazing. They should be feared and respected. The way they looked back at the guy as they were passing him was great!! Thank you for sharing 😊

[@marinamarina7491]

Lion was like “let me tell you something”😂

[@idontknow164]

Human: "I got a meerkat on my head." Meerkat: "Why is the funny tree talking?"

[@althor9997]

That brown bear was like, "hey man, can I sit and have a beer with you? Oh, it's budweiser, I gotta go"

[@animatedaries6806]

This had me in awe! I have such respect for the wild and those who are respectful to catch a glance of this beautiful creatures.

[@RobinBerkman]

People should remember these are wild animals. While they seemed calm around the photographers, don't think you can treat any wild animal like a pet. Have respect.

[@mariarussell4835]

Back in 1991 , my husband and myself went mountain gorilla trekking in the Virunga Mountains in Zaire. We were accompanied by 2 rangers. After locating a family of feeding gorillas we walked along with them until they settled down for a noon time rest. I lay down beside them and had baby gorillas pulling at my hair and sunglasses. A mother gorilla felt my chest with her hand. The silverback came up along side me and sat for a while. All this was captured on photos. We felt very privileged to be in their presence. Of course I later realised how irresponsible we were to be so close to them. If we had had any colds or flu brewing we could have infected them. Luckily for the gorilla we were perfectly healthy.

[@msa4548]

The photographer with the croc was lucky someone was paying attention.

[@DebbieRubin]

Meerkats. It was amazing how comfortable they were with the photographer. I was a big fan of Meerkat Manor.

[@MimbydShorts]

lol 8 mins ago

[@Choomi52]

The cameraman is the only person who will survive in every crucial situation, even after the apocalypse.. they never dies 😄 Hats off to all cameramen 👏👏👏

[@stpfs9281]

Not always, quite a few have perished in accidents, and war zones.

[@Harsh_ladwal]

Cameraman never dies (hence proved)

[@destrywiles5887]

That silver back experience was beautiful- he knew to bow and cover his head whenever the male walked in eyesight as eye contact is considered a threat and gorillas are extremely territorial and protective of the young.

[@meghanjones4183]

I loved them all but first and foremost the wolves. A once in a lifetime encounter the photographers will never forget. Neither would I! On the other end the meerkats 😂. Bravo to all the photographers for their bravery, patience, creativity and perseverance in their work to capture such spectacular photos. Thank you!

[@choryllis6646]

I'm just thankful that so many of these incidents turned out well. It would have been so easy for those situation to take a quick and gruesome turn for the worse. As cool as it would be to get that close to wildlife, I'd be scared shitless to be in their shoes.

[@neko119]

Just proved that cameramans are invincible.

[@2charlesbryant]

Patient.

[@fvv-]

cameramen never die.

[@defnotnaruto222]

They can get hit though...

[@beautyforumbyangela]

I had one of these moments. As a child, my parents and I went to Curry Village in Yosemite, CA in the 1980’s. We stayed in the tent cabins which had no private restrooms. My Mom and I needed to use the restroom before we went to sleep. My Mom entered the restroom and selected a stall. I was right behind her and selected a stall to use. When I opened the door, there was an adolescent bear sitting on the toilet seat. I quickly and as calmly as I could closed the door and backed away. My Mom came out of the stall and looked at me. I whispered “BEAR!”. She quickly, but quietly grabbed my hand and we ran back to our cabin. That was truly scary and amazing at the same time. Great video. Thank you 😊. Cheers 😉🌷

[@rosadiaz3998]

Wow!!! Thank you for sharing those incredible pictures!!! There's plenty of risk taking them but overall I can see that the animals are respectful of the humans; other people go to their habitat to kill them! Thank you so much for letting us see their 'human' side!!! ❤

[@Jizzlewobbwtfcus]

7:22 I would be less concerned with the 2 rhinos humping behind me but rather the Empire's Imperial Star Destroyer in the sky :D

[@excalibro8365]

HOLY SHIT LMAO

[@myvipmailbox]

Dude you beat me too it. I was 9 minutes too late....lol

[@brittneyscriven6106]

Running from the wolves would actually be bad. 1. Wolves are faster. 2. Wolves and dogs have natural herding/ chasing instincts. Food runs, they chase. 3. If there aren't agressive just be calm and that will keep them calm.

[@weirdcatkid]

Yeah, saying you'd run deffinitely proves you would not survive being close enough to a wolf, or any other animal since most of them can and will outrun you with zero hesitation.

[@carlthelongshoreman1979]

@@weirdcatkid hey dipshit, he said running from wolves would be hard! Learn to read

[@kittensanddaisies5615]

Kevin Richardson is amazing. He has so many great videos on his channel. His relationship with the lions is truly incredible.

[@michaelkimberling7307]

Some wild wolves in the United States, were actually raised by humans when they were pups, and then released back into the wild to re-populate areas where they had been driven to extinction. It wouldn’t surprise me if this was one of those packs, and they were less wary of humans as a result.

[@KD-wm5po]

These are in a reserve and managed by the woman with Steve, the full story is on KZbin.

[@michaelkimberling7307]

@@KD-wm5po that’s the one I remember watching the documentary on it ages ago

[@stpfs9281]

@@KD-wm5po This video was too shy to admit that.

[@lindarogers2271]

Yes my sister raised a beautiful white wolf . She would let her roam free doing the day and fenced-in at night . The wolf had a large fenced in area . This was in New Mexico .

[@mutolover3851]

"...which one would you like to come face-to-face with, and even pet?" I gotta go with the Meerkat over the lion, grizzly, wolf pack, rhino & gorillas 😅

[@cameronheron8551]

Lioness: Yep, everything seems to be in order, using the right lenses, very professional. Make sure to get my good side, carry on.

[@KrishnaKurkal]

Each encounter was priceless and really hard to pick one of the lot!

[@fedodosto3162]

I would like to know what brand of camera still works after being chewed by a lioness. Solid.

[@johns3491]

Does Nokia make cameras? 😅

[@iamjaiguy]

7:22 are we just going to ignore the Imperial Star Destroyer in the background of the photographer and mating rhinos?

[@omninewbie1848]

Completely legit

[@absboodoo]

ISB: That was a cloud and not some weird flying doridos of your imagination. Do we have an understanding citizen?

[@KillerFix24]

This has got to be the 1st time that a thumbnail I clicked on was talked about in the 1st clip of the video. There was no waterboarding till the end of the video just to realize you’ve been click baited. Thank You

[@AnnHaughey-ku4xc]

Love the Lioness she wanted to take your camera to take photos of her own familyshe is full of pride and learned from you taking photos of her

[@jesusislordoverall4530]

GOD IS SOOOOO AMAZING... LOOK AT HIS BEAUTIFUL CREATION..... AMEN...

[@hilaryc3203]

Several years ago there was an American photographer who had set up his camera in the jungle and took some photos of a monkey. The little monkey came up to the camera and really hammed it up. He got a fabulous photo of it and it was published. PETA jumped onto it and sued him for taking the photo and making money off the monkey without the monkey's permission, saying it infringed on the monkey's rights. Yes, it went to the Supreme Court and the photographer settled the case by agreeing to donate a large portion of the royalties he earned off of that photo, to wildlife preservation. I am a huge animal lover; I prefer them over humans, but that was going too far, especially when a wildlife photographer takes those photos to show people how beautiful wildlife is and increase awareness on protection.

[@eolsunder]

that is the fault of the court justice system not Peta. plenty of morons sue others for dumb things, and smart people in the justice system should make sure it doesn't happen. Sadly humans are dumb, and even justices and judges are often dumb. Just a failure with the justice system, not him, or Peta.

[@terrypussypower]

@@eolsunder This reminds me of copyright cases that come before a judge, the most notorious and egregious case was George Harrison being sued over his song “My Sweet Lord”. Harrison lost the rights to his biggest individual hit song because the judge in his case ruled that “My Sweet Lord” had plagiarised “He’s So Fine”, a Ronnie Mack composed song recorded by The Chiffons. The judge clearly didn’t have a clue about pop music, despite being an alleged “writer of operas” and classical musician….probably the worst person to preside over the case! A judge with common sense would’ve been better than that guy!

[@genxtechguy]

7:16 .. no one is gonna talk about this? 😂

[@beefcake1876]

the forbidden plane

[@OlamideGin-Dozier]

Nope 😂

[@2ClutchCorey]

No diddy but we need them rhinos to make more rhinos! Get to it mr and mrs rhino 😂😂

[@HannetjieSadler]

Loved the clips of Kevin Richardson, he has so much love and respect to the animals

[@clankboss827]

13 minutes of prooving the camera man is the most powerful being in the universe

[@dinielmfao528]

This has proved that cameramen never dies..

[@mariaangelova8275]

Getting very close to animals requires us to respect their space and approach with the utmost care.

[@imustconsultwiththeeldergo5906]

so this is why cameramen always survive during filming holywood movies, they are trained by wild animals.

[@nathaliaskinner718]

Lolll funny 😁😂🤣👌🏾

[@Headonwriter]

Lion: Don't forget we haven't received any royalties from all the photos you took of us. Consider this a warning.

[@asphaltanimal8809]

More proof that the camera man never dies 😂😂😂

[@judithakarpova8744]

definitely the cheetahs! So beautiful and intelligent.

[@tariffictypist7372]

He's RIGHT behind me, isn't he

[@iTZ-MAYANK]

Proof - CAMERAMAN NEVER DIE 💀

[@rmp7400]

At least...not in this episode...

[@thegrantkennedy]

No one's gonna comment on the pic of the rhino's mating with the star destroyer in the sky....? 7:23

[@zharpain]

I just got to that point lol. Wtf.

[@Lumenel]

Literally stopped the video and came straight to the comments to see who else noticed it!

[@Jacek914]

@@Lumenel same here xD

[@martinfyhn1976]

Ah - didn't see your comment before I commented on this myself 😂

[@MissBlurryFace]

I love this. The amount of risk these wildlife photographers take is insane. Just shows the passion they have for their work and animals. I also agree it's incredibly risky but if that's what they want, I just pray that they don't get killed while doing something they really love!

[@lisabateman1544]

The guy with the gorillas wasn't groomed by a silverback. Silverback gorillas are adult males. He was groomed by a juvenile. It was a great video, though. I enjoyed it.

[@shereef3823]

yes, a juvenile. However, these VERY WILD and VICIOUS animals are not so quick to be ....'friendly', unless they are constantly 'groomed' by the humans. The work of people like Jane Goodall, spending decades in the African rainforest with the Gorillas...to get close, and get to know them. However, there is ALWAYS the possibility of some thing or noise spooking them, at which time their INSTINCTS kick in. Deadly instincts...Jane was a gentle and 'heroic' woman, She was not killed by the Gorrillas, she was murdered by the 'poachers' she was working so hard to keep away from the Gorillas. May God bless her, and, wild animals do not forget who their enimies ARE!!!

[@AurioDK]

I came face to face with two wolves in Romania while on vacation and staying at a forest cabin. My friend was armed but he told me to just keep fishing and to not make any sudden moves, I kept fishing and the wolves sat down about 30 meters from us. They just stared for about 20 minutes and left, maybe they were hoping for a fish? Wonder why they are always the vicious ferocious killers in games, movies and other entertainment media.

[@batarasiagian9635]

Because frightening people with baseless stories of wolf viciousness makes money for those spreading this nonsense. It's the same old tired and cynical story.

[@nature12354]

As the legend says: "The cameraman never dies"

[@catme13]

The gorillas...I just adore them. But every single one of those encounters was adorable

[@skullserdrem3236]

I liked the wolves and how they warmed up to humans. It seems that they knew they weren’t threatened.

[@annstoudmire8786]

I absolutely loved the gorillas! They are remarkable creatures! God has blessed us with nature and the animals of all kinds! Thank you Jesus for these amazing creatures!❤

[@moonaerith]

AMEN 🥰🥰🥰

[@zackhudson5172]

Hello 👋 Ann. How are you doing? Hope you are fine, I'm Zack Hudson and am from Denver Colorado. Where you are from? You seem like a real country girl

[@annstoudmire8786]

@@zackhudson5172 Hi Zack. I live in Virginia. I am from New York. Been here 8 years. It is a pleasure and an honor to be working for the Kingdom of God and to fellowship with His children. 👋

[@zackhudson5172]

@@annstoudmire8786 that's nice. I have been to Virginia so many years ago and it's very nice there, i will love to visit again. It's also very nice anf beautiful here in Denver the mountains are full of nows. Have you been to Denver before?

[@vivekparmar4075]

So cameraman never dies

[@HalfdeadRider]

Apart from the father that stupidly got out of the family car to take photos of Lions, to then be promptly attacked and killed. The video is likely still on the internet somewhere.

[@TheTimeForChange44]

They're all good in their own respective ways. Appreciate the warning that the friendliness of the animals should not be assumed, but respected!

[@camduran3352]

Lion: “Hey bro, you got any kind of package deal on family portraits?”

[@iwannaapple7190]

Just more proof that the camera man is bullet proof.

[@DestroySteve]

Gorillas are either “what’s up bro?” In their habitat or go batshit insane and threaten to rip you apart. A lot like my ma.

[@madzoroark5396]

Nah, Gorillas are very passive creature. They don't pick a fight without a good reason. That's why you never show your teeth or stare them in the eye. Those are considered threats. Same as beating your chest at them. They are actually very sweet once you get to know them.

[@theduece82]

Gorrillas were like “ wassup cuz? How come you don’t come around more, we fam” 😊

[@jameyregier8054]

7:23 - why is there an Imperial Star Destroyer in the distant sky?

[@royalshrimp6541]

HAHAHA

[@RFC3514]

The most astonishing thing about that Steve Backshall clip is that he managed to keep his shirt on for so long.

[@flandernfields2478]

7:22 is that a star destroyer in the sky ?! 😆

[@ElusiveLion741]

That guy with the hyenas is Kevin Richardson! He has a channel here on youtube called The lion whisperer. I recommend checking him out, you can watch his videos of him with the animals he cares for in his sanctuary.

[@manilkasheran2934]

Most of these animals, you can't outrun. It's better to stay calm and not provoke them!