Lioness in Exile - Go Wild

Soon after we meet Manyari, Queen of her pride, she does something both unusual and bold.
She leaves the sanctuary of the clan with her young cubs and takes them on a dangerous odyssey. She makes a bid to escape because two young bloods are sniffing around, and if they take over the pride, they will kill her cubs. Out in the wilderness, away from the protection of the pride male and without her sister to help her hunt, Manyari is forced to take huge risks. Badly injured, she so nearly pays the ultimate price. The cubs are starving, and wander back dangerously close to the young princes. As Manyari fights for her cubs survival, her every move is shadowed by these marauding nomads. They know she’s out there and they want her back. Yet the exiled Queen: hunter, killer, sister, lover but above all selfless mother, continues to take dangerous risks - to give her cubs a few more precious months of life.

[@retard_activated]

Who else really needs an update on the survival of Manyari and Maguaza's cubs? I really want to know that they made it!!! 💖

[@AngelatheresaIsrael]

Me they always leave us hanging 😅

[@helenestrada1913]

Manyani is one brave lioness, I applaud to you Manyani and your sister! 👏 💗💕

[@murraymcphedran5595]

I thought she was a goner for sure. It’s fascinating how lions can sustain life threatening injuries and still survive

[@retard_activated]

The fact that the two brothers who took over the territory actually successfully hunted an adult giraffe is very impressive! This not even something a whole pride can do just any day... 😳

[@KAnansey]

What an inspiring story! Maniari is truly a unique lioness. Great narration as well.

[@suparnosuharianik1919]

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[@suparnosuharianik1919]

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[@deborahbergman3566]

I was about to say the same including great narration

[@metalmamasue3680]

At 14:15, how did the videographers know Manyari wasn't signaling to her cubs that she was leaving, and that they should quietly follow her ? They couldn't know for certain. It's an unusual step, so who really knows what her intentions were ? Clearly, her actions towards her cubs were affectionate, so she may have been quietly indicating that they should join her. She made no moves to dissuade them, so I prefer to think that she meant for them to escape their impending deaths. That's what mothers do, protect their young, especially when she'd already invested time & energy into their survival.

[@roseannetracy9990]

Beautiful Mother, to sacrifice her life so her children can be free.♥️ A true mother's Love for babies😪

[@patiencewalker4116]

I can't get that image of the lion cub torn in half out of my brain! That is definitely going to haunt me 😵

[@greeneyes325]

This should def be a Hollywood movie- The queen who out smarted two kings 👑 of Africa ❤ She is the exception to the rule! I have watched this video over & over I just love this lioness ❤ & god willing her cubs & her sisters cubs have a beautiful life with their own cubs to raise 🐾🦁🐾🦁♥️👍

[@pitbullmom3234]

I LOVE LOVE LIONS🦁, LEPPARD , CHEETAH 🐆 AND ALL THE AFRICAN ANIMALS DOCUMENTARY ♥️ THE BEST CHANNEL EVER 🙏💯🙏 from Florida 🌴

[@helenestrada1913]

Manyari is one smart Lioness 💗 ... It's funny everytime they show all 8 teenage cubs playing they have this corky music especially for them. ;-) 🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾💗

[@peaceiliveby]

Wow !! What a turnaround,I thought she was a goner ,but heard the eating and limped over ,only for it to be her long lost sister and her cubs ,,,it's happy ,sad ,happy sad it's NATURES WAY !!! 👍🏼

[@1966ldm]

One of my favorite lion documentaries of all time ❤

[@richardjohnson5529]

A Brave and Wonderful Lioness, a great story of courage by Manyari.

[@giselleysushuronesylaosa]

MY FAVORITE DOCUMENTARY OF LIONS 🦁 ❤❤❤

[@breathing4angst]

LIONS ARE ABSOLUTELY FASCINATING CREATURES 💗

[@mariabykofsky4502]

What a wonderful account of a magnificent lioness, Mayari. Indeed she is wonderful and caring Queen...

[@stephaniescarlett7887]

truly stunning...such an incredible story, full of action and suspense, heartache, challenge, despair and success. i can say unequivocally that this is currently my absolute favorite documentary on lions. I will warn that there are a couple of scenes, which to me because they are totally natural, are completely acceptable- but for some younger viewers or those somewhat sensitive to footage displaying somewhat gnarly wounds, some slight cringing may be experienced- but i would far rather cringe at the circle of life going round, than at a gratuitous and useless rendition of a zombie apocalypse, but i digress...i just really loved this production and certainly hope that if accolades be given, that this piece be considered and awarded the highest of praise and prize. Fantastic work ladies and gentlemen- may peace be with you always and everywhere and thank you so much for your tireless efforts to bring this fascinating tale to the world...

[@jakewoods7305]

Wonderful documentary. Truly enjoyed seeing what those lionesses would do for their cubs

[@falanajerido875]

What a mother, protector, hunter, and love for her cubs. Love her sister, as well she was on time, when she needed her. those lions New what they wanted in the mean time,the other lionesses could of got away as they were hunting the two. Great story

[@emancipatedlionm9215]

Lovely inspiring heartfelt story. Out with the great old , 🦁in with the new strong determined youngs.🦁🦁. Maniari is a spectacular hunter n mom💥 her sister is also great family. Its amazing to see them defend their youngsters.💯 great narration....thanks👍🏾

[@pamelatenn2890]

This is a Beautiful Documentary.... The Filming and Narration is Superb. Maniari is an Example of How a Lioness is. She and her Pride are stunning.. It would be so nice to see an Update on Maniari and her PRIDE. THANK YOU TO THE PHOTOGRAPHERS, NARRATOR, WHO MADE THIS BEAUTIFUL, DOCUMENTARY.... GOD BLESS MANIARI, and her PRIDE...PLEASE CONTINUE TO MAKE THESE BEAUTIFUL DOCUMENTARIES..

[@bigesco88]

It was such a beautiful bittersweet moment when all the cubs came to say goodbye to Manyari before escaping. Lions are incredible animals although their societal structure can be frustrating and gruesome.

[@jermaineharris5971]

Maneless male lion like the albino

[@felicytatomaszewska2934]

Wow lions have such great stories … it looks like watching the best of the best feature films

[@repsol118]

Absolutely WONDERFUL everything about it, made me subscribe to the channel also hoping there will be a part two. I would love to see how the kiddos turned out where they went what troubles they faced, also the star of the documentary and her sister and how things went going back to the pride and starting the cycle all over again. What a beautiful lioness!!!!!

[@alexcraig8543]

One of the most drama filled lion documentaries ever. Really superb.

[@markwunderlich2515]

THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE DOCUMENTARIES

[@peaceLove777Love]

Love the narrator, really an emotional story, thanks to all the filming team, because it's a gard job but you provide good content.

[@robertmastnak581]

Wonderful nature, movie... MANIARI"-Bull Killer is a hero!!! Thx

[@HectorSanchez-hh1yh]

GREAT MOM LIKE A QUEEN❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@shafictopkins7340]

How brave was manyari ❤❤❤ Thanks for shady this beautiful masterpiece

[@janettesudenga913]

A truly magnificent story with such a magnificent lioness. So brave, so courageous, so intelligent, a firmed determination to save her bloodline, her children and her sister's children. I have this pensive sadness as the story closes. I want it to go on and on. She is such an extra-ordinary lioness. I love the song that played at the end. I think that music added to my feeling of being down hearted. I tried to look for that music but can't find it😞

[@deecooper1567]

What mothers will do , right💖💖👵🏻👩‍🌾❣️

[@janettesudenga913]

@@deecooper1567 Yes, mothers will give their lives for their children I know. Thank you Dee, that is so true🙏✝♥🕊😇😍

[@Gabutterfly]

Wowwwww great story.

[@stephaniescarlett7887]

ok so gonna go for 1st and 2nd today and say that at 8 n 1/2 min in and i am obsessed! i have never seen such a look at pride activity as i am seeing right now... the behavior captured by this team of film makers is amazing and the night vision of the cameras is spectacular...this is gonna be so, so good!!!!!!!

[@enid2610]

Thank You....Great video footage.....☑️

[@doriskame3425]

You are to be commended for your gifts and talents in producing such extraordinary lion documentaries. I could watch the lions all day. Thank you for giving the world a chance to see these lions in everyday life. May God bless each who had a part in production.

[@leroybrown3771]

​@@annabrooks1000..mm,,.. . Mm

[@leroybrown3771]

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[@Petshop1050]

I CAN WATCH THEM ALL DAY, BUT MY ULTIMATE GOAL IS GOING TO AFRICA 🌍 SEE THEM , WORKING ON MY PASSPORT 🛂 THIS WEEK!! 1❤️💯😎

I love watching them so so much thank you this is a really good one 👍👍👍👍😀😀❤️❤️❤️

[@KijuMuin]

Manyari is one of a kind. Unlike MOST Lionesses, she didn't let her cubs die or be killed. She literally sacrificed her life for her cubs; ALL of them! I applaud her bravery.

[@lenaf4398]

WOW! I JUST LOVED THIS🥰🥰🥰

[@GoWild_EN]

great to hear :)

[@stephaniescarlett7887]

well i have never been first to comment, or second even- but i'll take it😉. can't wait to see where this adventure leads- i'm never short of amazed when on a Go Wild expedition!

[@dongtv5919]

What a study of behavior of lions 👍

[@K.KleopatraK.]

Wonderful and touching, this is how wild life is.

[@jbrunasa]

Stunning mother ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@bkstar5380]

I've seen so many of these episodes this one here I've seen a few times over & it leaves me speechless how incredibly smart animals in the wild are but these lions wow I would love to pick someones brain on how is it that these lions do the things they do. Awesome...

[@glorialawrence6847]

GOD all inteligence comes from the Creator.

[@camishabalfour4613]

Amen.

[@paulinesanford1910]

That was awesome ty

[@sulimmaribin2146]

Lioness in Exile,,,the great documentary about the lion family,, like to watching 👍👍😊

[@Aidi-AtaquesDeAnimales-rp6vi]

Aprecio cómo estos videos resaltan la importancia de la biodiversidad.

[@lisaaustin8965]

I've seen this sooo many times...its really captivating ! Love it ❤❤❤❤

[@millertime-lf8th]

Loved this one!

[@peaceiliveby]

I am learning souch ,each doc ,I learn so much ,Thank you so much... 👍🏼🎄🤗

[@paveljakl]

Very good documentary..👌

[@gavinknight8571]

Amazing mothers they can learn the world something with well over 1 Billion Abortions worldwide. God Bless

[@augustusmageto7435]

A mix of footages ... especially the Shambok fight.

[@johnshields6852]

The lions life is a violent struggle, not only from their quarry but the others of their own species.

[@seanconnery1277]

13.3.2023.Very good and best.💯💋💚.Thanks for sharing.

[@user-th7od1bj5w]

جميل🦁💕

[@KuijperRob]

beautifull doc..I say better then the BBC!

[@moonrabbit2334]

My friend: What drama are watching? Me: It's complicated

[@josephbraniger3786]

There were different lions throughout the film that were portrayed as being all the same pride but clear physical characteristics show these were random clips of multiple different lions, not the same pride like the film says.

[@paulinesanford1910]

Seems ya gots a ghost in your story...shortly after beginning XO

[@verdi2310]

Is really hard to believe its only instinct with no level of consciousness. Especially when lions are saying goodbye to each other, its like if they knew what is happening.

[@sunnyquan9540]

oh your one of those people that think animals have no soul or consciousness you should watch black fish

[@jeffreylewis5335]

Thanks! I'm going to go check it out. Blessings!

[@Russia-bullies]

Why not?Those who can sense have consciousness.Maybe you confused “consciousness” with “conscience”.Both have different meanings.

[@user-bx3id5qo2p]

Very enjoyable documentary 😊

[@ionu4535]

REDUX OF A 2012 SEVERAL TIMES OVER; THINK YOU HAVE SEEN IT, YEP!

[@wunique1376]

Never thought the cub will be ripped off by adult lion. Wow!!

[@CarlosMateo-xd4qn]

Queremos segunda parte

[@adammandevu8185]

Maniari is a General.

[@davechristian7543]

Thats how powerful hunger is as it will make you live your own mother dying in the field lion n human alike sadly. that was supa sad my child but you gotta wonder how they get all this on camera.

[@pamelatenn2890]

WHAT YEAR WAS THIS DOCUMENTARY FILMED?

[@MM-je1tg]

MANYARI CHANGE THE GAME 4A LIONS

[@21apryl]

You know, I've always wondered 🤔💬... are they positive that when the mothers pee on their cubs it's affection?... I just be thinking that it's a way to keep them specifically scented 🤔🤷🏽‍♀️...

[@emilieieden]

💛💛💛

[@APOSTLIC]

Beautiful pretties

[@simonstone396]

Too much cut and paste of different lions trying to make out they are the same lions. The biggest problem with these types of docos. Eg Shamrock didnt have a tuft on his tail next scene he has got one.

[@kokiatwandeevong4464]

i dont think these lions are really hungry and at night, but dont they seem like they are doing more like a job or something ?, and if you had known this they are not always hungry and only they eat i think they have been fed by others, like some animal lions may be run into

[@ramthian]

🙏❤❤❤

[@vinodkrp]

Can anyone tell me the namen of end credits song pls? I know the original music was given by jacky hanouna from the credits but I couldn’t find. Appreciate your help in this.

[@RosannaRusscher]

the dead cub D:

[@tammydeboard6537]

Everyone says that lions can see in the dark well she didn't see that thing she ran into that tore her up. I'm sure they can see better than us but still not as good as people think.

[@kokiatwandeevong4464]

and i am not sure if this had not been yet thinking , was tthere importasnt reason why this had to be shooting at night and they have to be there to protect the people same time so, so just becuase what you do wasnt required to think, and dont think less then what they are their for safe for you and safe for them

[@osblee262]

Beleber sore lah mung pokko

[@deborahbergman3566]

the sh-- that women have to do these days even in lion society

[@astarsheran9788]

😪😪🦁🦁

[@atlantroppus]

it is like watching a Greek tragedy 😶

[@taylah-rosebrown9502]

really um ok

[@codystout5353]

Is this normal behavior?

[@the19trier]

Maybe when the cubs are soon to grow up, so running and buying a bit of time makes sense?

[@abdullahimohammedali929]

Wooow

[@kokiatwandeevong4464]

werent anyone does wonder why lions are there without king, if with king then would be king's lion, and lions king usaully does means king lions female or king female lions , that why they say lions king

[@PhilipAndrewManningManningYeah]

I like the narrator s voice on this film. I also like the Ads, sofar!

[@atulmeena8452]

Isko hindi me translate karo please

[@bwana4711]

The artistic license here makes this incredibly unwatchable.

[@ranyyounes9175]

No comment

[@puppy1584]

I love wildlife programs. But this one seems to be just a story with video of lions interwoven with it. Anthropogenic traits liberally thrown in.

[@kokiatwandeevong4464]

why would anyone does kill young cub or lion baby and eat half of the body only left it half , after kins had found, they may diid it for reasons and may be same reason with female lions or king does , but this had been from others to let them known about the youmg lion had just been kill , if wasnt any reason for the knig and the lions should or had know than they may not be one got kill, so this had to let them know is much be important reason for they may have to changes or do just like all others , and would they right or wong with his child and he is the king with the lions , these may be wrong wmore than right for those animal had done this to him , and i bet he is looking for the same animal had kill his young blood

[@osblee262]

Mu tok kabar alah mano nih pokko..

[@peaceiliveby]

Omg !! How sad the male lion with ½ a baby lion in its mouth ,I yelled ,ahhh ..... I'd never want my granddaughter to ever ,ever see anything like this ,it should have a warning on it , sensitive audience.... Still interesting, except for that part ....poor babies.....IT SHOULD HAVE A PARENTAL GUIDANCE WARNING ...just saying...

[@jermaineharris5971]

🚪

[@kokiatwandeevong4464]

and for those who had made this shown , and should know or be able to remind others who does be able to when they are or had been filming , such as when you had happen to see their are fighting , you may be help break the fight , or if they have accidentlly been wound after and when we do see they wre wound would be most likely to camera or filming false , and be cuase one thing they dont like to be films when they are doing hunting or had to eat, after , but for this what i had puased the king or lion had would from be to carefully after when they are filming that why , this is n and once you see or know this you may do is to fix him how ever you or they should , or like i had said they want to see if you had at least though of them with animal shelter not hospital only for animal, if you do this even if you want to know what the real dinosorus look like of be made one they may be able to show you but communicates was more important for peopel and animal

[@osblee262]

Mu nok royat begapo nih pok ko? Bbijok ko?

[@amarantine7263]

Help break the fight?! Seriously? 😳😳

[@amarantine7263]

Help break the fight?! Seriously? 😳😳

[@juniorroberto9218]

Gunar lets go kmom kmom.🤭👏👏👏

[@AntonioLima-ev1uj]

Again women commentating come oooon

[@sunnykim4093]

So funny