MK Lion Mothers Shield Cubs from Their Fathers | Love Nature

[@J24J]

I always like to see cubs interact with and annoy their fathers. The big males are usually not very patient or welcoming, but that’s not their job. As long as they protect their cubs, that’s what really matters. I love watching this pride.

[@ows8426]

I love the sounds the cubs make.

[@AnonymousGuy12]

@@ows8426 same🥰😄

[@billyyank5807]

I can't remember what channel I saw it on. But I saw this big male allow his cubs to eat before the rest of the pride. He was kicking butt of any lion that wasn't a cub so the cubs could eat first. It was the first time I'd seen that happen. But it was also an experienced pride male who actually liked his cubs. Females leave their cubs with the males to go hunt. You don't see it very often but it does happen more often than people think.

[@DDee-kj3mf]

Male lions actually do a pretty shitty job protecting their lionesses and cubs. A lot of prides with female leaders do not need males. Male lions need females more than female need males. Males don’t pull their weight and create extra mouths to feed.

[@deepakmahajan170]

3:25 the affection between three generations and many scientists, some people say animals don't feel emotions. That was clear scene of showing love

[@ceciliaolivieri5395]

If they think that they are ignorants. Emotion is not only love, emotion is a lot of things, is sadness, fear, anger and more

[@thetruthandnothingbutthetr6484]

Go out there and bond with them

[@spicyjosanne]

Animals do feel emotions....check out 🐘 they sniff their dead ones n stay around the deceased for a very long time.

[@ceciliaolivieri5395]

@@thetruthandnothingbutthetr6484 You can't bond with a Lion or any other wild animal. That is what some ignorant HUMDUMBS, loves to believe

[@TV-ob1if]

Yes and also embarrassment. They always seem to be blushing knowing they are walking around naked.

[@yourlovestorytarot2864]

Awwwww, so sweet to see the cubs with their mothers and their grandmother all snuggle together.

[@rikkifitnessmama]

The fathers are looking at the mother growling like: “ wtf, those my kids, relax!” 😐

[@pamelatenn2890]

Now, that's Funny .

[@mathildegaye8492]

I wonder why she acting like that

[@haunai7140]

@@mathildegaye8492 I believe there's been records of lions even attacking their own cubs. I could be wrong, though.

[@originsandcivilizations3983]

@@mathildegaye8492 because male lions attack cubs

[@Storm_Chaser325]

@@mathildegaye8492 yeah what Origins said, but thats how all females are, they tell the males they are theirs and intorduce them slowly, but I think shes hightened by the other males wondering around.

[@claymac7895]

Such a strong family unit! What other animal species has mother, father, cubs and grandmother all living together..

[@donalvarez4006]

Humans, gorillas, wolves just to name a few

[@Bibirallie]

Elephants

[@Itschrissytyme]

2:41 just don’t look at her bro 😂

[@swIttY242]

I love how the cubs try and growl and roar to back up there moms

[@newfee1967]

Watching with my granddaughter and when the lion was on the run after the wart hog she screamed she's going to eat me and laughed so hard. Pumba made it.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Lakridza67]

Nathan does a wonderful job keeping up with the prides!

[@dayna_cc]

any body else heard how beautiful that piano sounded?

[@UseADamnCoaster]

She came over to see her grandbabies 😂🥺

[@robbnoble1509]

Yeah... The crew kind of interfered with the hunt there with the loud truck. A very good series so far, but they probably should have just filmed what they could from where they were and picked up the aftermath.

[@armando5994]

yeah she literally ruined the predators hunt telling the drivers to “keep driving” towards the scene

[@jmytubeful]

@6:18 Selfish humans would interfere with nature, possibly interrupting the lioness lunch with your loud engine. 👎 Also, camera have HD zoom feature. 🤔 No need to be that close.

[@Itschrissytyme]

Momma ain’t playing about her babies ! Daddy needs a court order to come over lol 😂

[@rikkifitnessmama]

This guys voice is to captivating 🤩

[@jonlitwin1161]

I wish more then anything I could be there helping with everything I watch lion videos everyday to the point my family downs me for it, I absolutely adore & love the wildlife of AFRICA. My biggest dream is to see the wildlife up close one day before my demise.

[@_helmi]

At 2:15, the adult male lion was like “Woman, what is up with you growling? Can you just chill for a second? Jesus”

[@Carissime]

it’s reasonable

[@jophoenix3919]

Thank you, for posting so glad to see alk is safe!.

[@pamelatenn2890]

Love This Lion Pride. Strong, Beautiful Pride with the Adorable kitties.....Stay Safe Healthy, Beautiful Lions. Thank you ,'LOVE NATURE" FOR THIS WONDERFUL VIDEO... PLEASE KEEP US UPDATED..

[@alisasadventuresinart555]

Gia can’t imagine why the warthog is running away while your motors on your engine are louder than crap…

[@rosellawerbicki]

I would be too scared to be in a truck with no enclosure! Brave people.

[@Tenshus4ever]

I love Lions!! The heart of a lion! 💟

[@claymac7895]

That’s so cool that the moms and dads and grandma are all right there together living as a unit with the cubs. I had no idea lion cubs got to hang out with their grandma!

[@Airsole23]

Yeah they also mate with them when they grow up lol. That’s animal kingdom

[@claymac7895]

@@Airsole23 - That’s not true. The young males are always driven out of the pride when they reach sexual maturity so there isn’t inbreeding.

[@Misty_Tomboy_Mermaid]

​@@Airsole23Untrue

[@marceld6094]

Very good quality program! They areso incredibly cute! Awesome!

[@cherylmaynard5657]

I am here again and this narrator is truly a gem . Make you want to listen intently.

[@suziewheeler6530]

Yes everytime the lioness closes in u guys show up and make noise in the trucks

[@krislv9219]

They didn’t market these videos. It’s from the documentary series on the Smithsonian Channel called Big Cat Country. The misfit videos are from Africas Hunters on Amazon Prime. Both are excellent.

[@christinadieni1875]

imagine trying to hunt and have a noisy vehicle follow you

[@ibindsatanwitchcraftever-wb3wu]

Word of wisdom….Never mess into a lioness and her cub(s)🤣🤣😂❤🙏🏽🆙they don’t bother anybody but you’ll not make it to harm her or them

[@venthusiast9244]

they are such great mothers

[@juliajohnson6022]

Mama means business.💪🏻❤️🇺🇸

[@chinkyizechinkyize1576]

I think Sam and the driver are interfering with the hunt and causing the prey to spot the Lioness before she can’t attempt the attack.

[@singingcrow439]

I'm pretty sure it was unintentional, though. It was more likely they unknowingly spook the warthog, and it ran off before the lion could get into range.

[@yookedamopolii8037]

Agree, it's really annoying to see how the crew had interfered in the hunting and had costed the lioness' her prey. Humans are really selfish. And people still discuss about no intervention policy? Not interfering with the nature. Bul***it. Look at those jeeps and cameras and the stalking of a lioness in hunting. Not interfering my a*s.

[@swIttY242]

These reporters always ruin it for the lions. Everv wonder that the pret get skiddish not from seeing the lions but from seeing the men in vans, who the prey know follow the lions!!

[@anewbeginning9150]

But that's just it now.. We wouldn't be able to view the living of these wonderful animals if it wasn't persons like them, risking their lives to provide us with such privileges.. It wasn't intentional, she just wanted to get a full view, that even we ourselves would benefit from, because like I said earlier, it's because of persons like them why we are able to see how these amazing animals operate in the wild.. So don't blame them, just be thankful, because be mindful that they are also risking their lives..

[@kevyak]

Look at the size of that telephoto lenses they are way back?

[@EdmondForster68]

One of my favourites filmmakers & narrators of simple nature films together with Sir David Attenborough. They're very clear & distinct with the narrative. They even stop the diesel ⛽️ engine.

[@worldfilmclips1]

Mother's protecting their cubs is so great to see❤️. The 'sign' language is enough to keep the male fathers away. We humans / animals too, could learn much from them💡.

[@THEbeautifuLIE]

How does this play (in your mind) when the males routinely murder all cubs when taking over a pride. . .a thing that happens alllllllllllllllll the time? 🤡

[@birdiebirdie7187]

I love that a bird and a small animal warned the warthog.

[@skittles3310]

Film maker *chasing lions around for perfect hunting shot* Also film maker "I can't imagine why they didn't make the kill?!"

[@shikulukevin1047]

To more beautiful lives for you guys. ❤. I love lions. May good health and blessings follow you for these wonderful lifelines of lions.

[@maryallen2317]

I have to say that u guys messed up her hunt just as she was moving in on the warthog when you started up the jeep. Bad move guys especially when they are trying to eat.

[@bharatkapoor4062]

Are.you from usa

[@ngabacletus9677]

False.

[@jmrich5328]

​@@ngabacletus9677 True.

[@Goldieandeva]

True

[@rsgaming2866]

Beautiful 😍 animal

[@Tonetare]

While I love these nature documentaries, those extremely loud jeeps really screw things up for prey animals who rely not only on smell to detect predators, but hearing as well. And when humans fire up those blaring jeeps like she and the crew did at 6:18 seconds, that really screws up the chances for prey animals to live and costs them their life. Is it not possible to get a jeep that doesn't fire up like a motorcycle and is quiet in Africa or no?!!!

[@jmrich5328]

totally agree 👍

[@vivalabad6]

That is one stunning environment, picturesque

[@211sweetypie]

I didn’t know that humans can ride closely around lions in opened vehicles without being attacked by them.

[@burrito_bobby]

Beautiful episode

[@jondough61]

Great video. Great narrator

[@Itschrissytyme]

2:17 he like “there she go trippin agian” 😒

[@NaturalBiotopes]

Good movie for tonight!

[@deepakmahajan170]

I feel this channel show videos like that unfit cub ones are like from few years back. I feel like I have watched them

[@hazel555]

Could it be that the hogs evade the lion because of the stupid noisy vehicle alerting them? Lions go hungry so she can get her footage.

[@cremildafontesvieirachauta6438]

JESUS, thank YOU só much GOD IS THE CREATOR. I am very happy tô see the llionesses with her cutes cubs . AMAZING PLACES. The voice of narrator is very beautifull. Tkanks for lOVELY VÍDEO Chautard. Brasil 🇧🇷

[@hamzaalirehan822]

Jesus P.B.U.H is just a prophet. God is one.

[@raynerkaizer1534]

Beautiful videos every time! Sam you are soo beautiful! 🤗❤️

[@benjiepulinday2337]

I love the video but I love most the lady filming,so pretty🤭🤭

[@nitsujanimations7212]

Imagine running out of gas in the middle of hungry Lion pride

[@glasshousefuture6836]

I think I'm annoyed because the loud jeep alerted the warthog to start running 🚙

[@lavenderflowersfall280]

Oh no Pumbaa! 🐗

[@Purpl_SoggyBiscuits]

A lot of the prey animals seem skidish around tourist and the vehicles, wonder if our curiosities are the cause of why some animals go hungry.

[@peaceLove777Love]

O love these series, thank you 👍

[@mimip8834]

How are these people getting so close to these animals and not getting attacked? And how is it that these lions don't notice these people?

[@billyyank5807]

Dang birds and squirrels alarm calling lol

[@IAmMossimo]

It’s incredible to me that the car is there and they don’t mind at all

[@Spider-ManFan199]

Awesome 🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁

[@tammyclague7574]

WITH THESE LOUD JEEPS THIS ACCURATE LIONS HUNT GETS DISTRACTED WITH THIS LOUD ENGINES STARTING UP AND SPOOKING THEIR PREY,

[@ericmac8110]

you need a new muffler !!! i would hear that jeep contraption 10 miles away!

[@cherylmaynard5657]

Hope for more of these videos with this same narrator. Thumbs up 3×.

[@joeltorres2439]

Heyyyy anyone noticed, the 2 Brothers are hooking up with the Sisters 😉

[@shazariamiller4726]

Man they find pumba😅

[@mikethaxton4935]

I like the narrator

[@johnlegend3081]

Got to give it to the father for respecting her wishes. No court ,no judge , no police , no restraining order If only humans would learn from these lions this world would be a much better place.

[@irishcream227]

Sometimes. most times these fathers came in and have killed their prior cubs..soooo its not always that sweet

[@taniaberg1680]

And no sex either.

[@eddennany8769]

Sex involves court and police? Hmmm.. I think someone is cornfused

[@THEbeautifuLIE]

This is such a goofy comment, but we knew the feminists would love it🙄😅 #MissionAccomplished In truth, humans (esp in the WEST) would fare far better by taking more lessons from the *TRUTH* found in nature. #2022isConfusion

[@johnlegend3081]

@@THEbeautifuLIE Takes a goof like you to reply. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@MJScoutArchMar]

Imagine your driving around out there in the African bush and all of the sudden your vehicle breaks down and your cell phone is dead. What do you do? Stay in your car or walk back on foot?

[@paoyang7304]

Always love nature keep it coming...straight from frogtown Minnesota u.s.a

[@vlado2701]

Unique and excellent video ! I'm in a happy point of no return. Flawless and heartening work ! My immensely grateful for Your noble and very important Mission !

[@krislv9219]

They did not make or produce this video. This is from a 2017 documentary called Big Cat Country on the Smithsonian Channel, the one with misfit is from Africas Hunters on Amazon Prime

[@vlado2701]

@@krislv9219 Thanks for Your friendly information ! Let this day smile at You !

[@krislv9219]

@@vlado2701 you’re welcome. Have a wonderful day too 😀

[@vlado2701]

@@krislv9219 Huge thanks 🙏👍 Wishing You only happy changes and prosperous weekend ✓✓

[@suparoo9059]

Really Stella work you guys. 👍👍👍👍

[@toyarj37]

I’m not sure I understand the whole open vehicle thing. What’s stopping the lions from attacking you?

[@jas8471]

It probably would've caught the warthog had you all not started up your trucks and moved towards them. You could have waited but that would've been to respectful towards nature.

[@Sincereanonymous]

The teenagers are nearly three years old😶😶😶 5:07

[@cornell833]

Amazing content 👌 I love me some wildlife 💪 beautiful

[@uunsyukur]

Ooh ,Poor,them ,they so tired and thirsty isn't there any water???

[@cristinadelemon6019]

The filming crew distracted the hunting lion and thereby foils the attempt to catch it's prey!

[@oneshotme]

Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up for the support of your channel

[@percismehta8959]

Courage is the thing. All goes if courage goes.

[@garudastan]

Great videos. Thank you for sharing. Quick observation. It may be time to move toward electric vehicles.

[@leajohnson8441]

I wish they would let us know how they all are.

[@badgyrl310]

You're not filming any successful hunts because you and your loud car are scaring the prey away. I'm amazed at how dense people can be and even more amazed that the lions haven't turned on these people for ruining their hunts. 🤦‍♀

[@nickpazanski1424]

Always enjoy watching a lions emotional iq get tested by their cubs, especially when mama is around.

[@FireOccator]

At least they haven't invented lawyers.

[@moikressly]

For our sake, Nathan and Sam and their team have lost their mind going frequently into Lions territory. May God protect them

[@НадеждаМатс-ы8ж]

Смотрела "Львиная страна прайдов". Очень переживала за Розу, когда погиб Принц.

[@aizacallati7448]

Because u are disburding them to hunt...the sound of the car is distracting..

[@pamelatenn2890]

Can someone help me with an answer? Where are the MK'S & PUNKS TERRITORIES?. THANK YOU.

[@abb8972]

Why doesn’t the lioness pay attention to the people on the car?

[@LoveAlwaysLexii]

Maybe it would have worked had you not been moving in with that loud enormous truck of yours.

[@MikeWillis-si7lr]

Is there anyway to watch this series in order?

[@cindyrobertson3780]

The punks want to protect their cubs that they sired

[@savageaf1943]

cubs have marking like a jaguar? or more like a lepard ???

[@Loopie131]

What happened to Spike? The 3rd brother to Axel and Mohawk.

[@lesleylight4690]

AMAZES ME THEY DONT GET ATTACKED IN THEIR JEEP

[@cubistone]

It must be imprinted in their DNA that the lionesses know the males are cub killers but it is still curious that they don't even trust the fathers around the youngsters. On their part the males looked quite relaxed showing no signs of aggression at all.

[@zineguri8515]

actually they've seen these males kill other cubs during the takeover of the pride. which makes them very cautious. In reality the males only kill cubs of other lions during a takeover, so they dont usually kill cubs of their own pride but theres distrust in the lionesses since theyve seen these guys kill

[@emancipatedlionm9215]

Little confused... did i miss something? The last video i saw was that of the 3 nomads talking over the pride n land where the 2 punk Brothers were running away🤷🏾‍♀️ help😛😛

[@jmytubeful]

@6:18 You selfish humans would interfere with nature, possibly interrupting the lioness lunch with your loud engine. 👎 Also, camera have HD zoom feature. 🤔 No need to be that close.

[@andrethompson2034]

Doesn't help the hunt when you have humans riding around trying to film. That has to play into the equation, if I were a lion I'd jump into that vehicle and make sure the hunt is a success 🦁

[@Goldieandeva]

People who actually feel bad for the warthog😂

[@lavenderflowersfall280]

PUMBAA!!!!

[@user-hf1ys4rr5h]

At 1:35 Axel's face shows he is looking forward to interacting with the little ones but at the same time trying to be optimistic the mothers will allow this to happen. At 1:57 he is deeply hurt that the mother will not allow him to bond. At 2:17 he looks as if he has taken some affront to the aggression of the mother but is restraining his instinct to teach her a lesson because, at the same time, he understands why she is uptight. At 2:33 and 2:41 he looks as if his kingly pride is being hurt by her rantings. But I love his expression at 2:47 where he looks as if he has made peace within himself and seems to be communicating to the mother that he understands how she feels, is not offended but just wants to bond with her and especially the cubs. He is an experienced father and it shows in the exercise of his patiently conceding to the mother's protectiveness despite how he feels.

[@sanjeevpereira8141]

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