Older lion cubs teach "kids" not to bite Dad

[@4exgold]

hilarious how the older cubs are looking at the little cubs as they approach dad and thinking "i wouldnt do that shit if i was you" 😅

[@GT-mn3bx]

👍

[@YujiroHanmaaaa]

Because he did the same when he was a small cub and he knows what can happen 😂😂

[@sooperdoopercoolguy]

They were looking at each other like “are you seeing this?” Haha

[@auntiez4917]

@@sooperdoopercoolguy The three older cubs know that they can't get away with what the babies can get away with 🤣

[@alexander-mauricemillamlae4567]

Doesnt look like older cubs, i think at least one of the big ones (if not both) are adult females, probably their mum(s). Lions often have just one cub in a litter (tho it can be up to 6)

[@coldrain4115]

I like how the lions just fall on top of each other to pass the time 😂

[@ikrajrafadh]

My situation when internet is down..

[@sidshady7413]

Cat XXXL

[@takeachillpill606]

That’s exactly what my Doberman does with me 😂

[@deeorr6403]

I did that with my former GF. I was 315 lbs she was 97 lbs. I really miss her

[@coldrain4115]

@@deeorr6403 please tell me you're joking

[@TheLegalPlayer]

0:40 love how he stood up, slapped his younger sibling and then straight up plopped down on the other sibling.

[@masteroogway4828]

She and Her, Adult Lions without the big hair features are Female lions

[@MrAwawe]

@@masteroogway4828 not necessarily, there are male lions without manes, and even female lions with them. In this case, though, they were both female.

[@masteroogway4828]

@@MrAwawe This makes this even more confusing for me whether they have balls eithout manes or manes with balls wth

[@AF1Creed]

@@masteroogway4828 They litteraly have nuts

[@AF1Creed]

@@masteroogway4828 Fr like am I going blind or did they both have balls?

[@Aziz-zv3qm]

1:51 the simultaneous turn of heads by the 3 older cubs when the kid was approaching the dad lol

[@liverturcxdanpavs]

Those are female adults

[@Axel_Crimson]

​@@liverturcxdanpavsActually these are still young they got the spot on their fur.

[@Beanskiiii]

@@liverturcxdanpavsshut up mark

[@arpitbhuarya]

Yes they are young males ( teenage males) they got spots that means they are male

[@duangjaipennock2469]

Yes! You're right axel they still young that's why they had spots on their fur not they had spots on its means they boys like others commenter said older cubs is two boys and a girl and young cubs two boys and a girl as well because I seen they balls it's definitely dad both litters four boys and two girls 😅

[@inbetweeny3294]

I could watch this the whole day. So many silent conversations going on. Social dynamics are fascinating.

[@DK-eh8mc]

so true

[@jddiggy2343]

It really make you wonder how humans can't do it and we have words and language to use LOL

[@theroof6378]

You got me on silent conversations..👂🧠

[@chloecanine]

@@jddiggy2343 Personally I often notice it's cognitive dissonance and gaslighting that seems to compete for priority for many, especially when emotions are heightened in some way. Ptsd/c-ptsd... Amygdala gland... trauma trapped in vagus nerve... splitting in neurodivergent (bpd, autism, adhd, others) minds... Narcissists, sociopaths, psychopaths... the hedonistic, unruly self-entitled, easily offended easily manipulated... Many have had issues in the area of proper empathy/remorse and cannot fathom change, due to prolonged skewed perception and self-identification with feelings instead of reading them as signs of functionality in the body or situation (brain, heart, and gut lined with neurons, also a vessel for the "holy" Spirit (poorly translated from Greek "helios", more closely translated as "Set-apart") - Ruach HaKodesh - KumbaYah, MessiYah, HalaluYah... Yahuah removed over 7000 times replaced with baal "the lord", "Gad/God" multiple man-made religions have used, many unaware of false idol worship of Babylonian deity of fortune, why the US currency still has "Under God" - code for money worship especially in public eye - they are pushing the "built back better" or 666 sexualizing/sechsualizing/sixualizing so much "baa baa black" sheep, manipulated and demonized the truth, (J didn't exist back then, and they don't want you to know Y) Jesus/Iesous/heilzeus/iesu, Christ/Krishna/Hinduism/NewAge... Yahusha HaMashiach saved my love and I from carbon monoxide poisoning and helped us to save 7 others after looking to the sky and thanking "the Most High" or "the universe" at the time... found out mankind has devised many disbelief campaigns from anagrams "Santa" nimrod worship to "Nasa" with "T-minus" seconds to get permission to "sendnoodz" to "aliens" (the fallen, nazi aircrafts, and the "possessed"/owned (loophole to patenting nature/life they found and used - manipulate the blueprint inside so "technically" they "aren't human" because V changed MAT-2 (combine V to other letters/number) "jean" in brain after "masking" the problem suffocating selves damaging the hippocampus because too much cortisol - hippocampus responsible for memory/consolidation of new information in brain - because they taught tech to define/be "smart" instead ...adding to the warped conditioning of never being good enough and treated as if replaceable, many in the US even ask "How are you?", walking by while saying it like it was "nice seeing you" uncared about... flee Babylon before too late) in addition to added stress/trauma in the brain and any other factors potentially such as silver/amalgam filling toxicity in teeth and flouride damage to hormones along with canned food cooked often in can leeching more aluminum in body like many baking powders and antiperspirants (makes you sweat more in body's attempt to detox heavy metals etc - and harms melatonin/hormone production and circadian rhythm/sleep cycles in pineal gland - many targeted neurological impacts and no regard for autonomy) to implants in head to so much more... many women have been gaslit about PCOS and also autism (due to diagnosing often based on male studies, another coverup attempt to keep suffering profitable and avoid help and objectify/blame hormones while spouting hypocricy "the future is female" etc all over folders years ago especially when school shopping) - easier to manipulate lack of social understanding and desired repetition into an exhausting unfulfilling codependent trauma-bond loop - that is what's "sick", and "ill" used to be a slang word for a reason too. Foreshadowing with di-vision (two visions). "Lucille Ball" Lucifer Baal... it adds up in the soul and takes a toll and leaves a multitude of negative influences when our lives are preyed upon instead of prayed upon. Anything to mock... even the horns pushed as ASL for "I love you" or used like "rad" as in the "radical" mindset they promote, liking "science" but the labels not following the scientific method advocating for questioning... but those who rely on wishbones and not backbones find good "content" with toxicity. Twisting tongues and life since even 8th century egyptian/islamic influence added "niqqud" marks or "vowel" marks to the original Hebrew/Abry script... There's an increased desire for fantasy and dissociation from reality nowdays as many become dependent on technology, often for harmful/addictive/egotistic reasons, also the emitting of RF/EMF radiation from phones to heads/bodies, depleted oxygen levels from 5G, and laptops sterilizing many privates while distracted "feeling empowered" while the electronics take charge and send your info to third-parties while often tracked by fb, tiktok, websites including blogs, other social media... The enabling of demoralization, desensitization, dehumanizing others for their "dis-ease" or "dis-order", while not advocating for or supporting true wellbeing but rather drain yourself to govern-ment (ment - mente - mental - mind, same with entertain-ment, amuse-ment, excite-ment - coercing by thought control/biased thinking and "aesthetic" "personalized" "rewards" for profitable consumerism/victimization), much coming from the tell-lie-vision or media, normalizing abuse, violence, and objectification of anything they want to falsely claim/feel like they "own it", then tell everyone without "hearing it" because convinced they "did" something and because of the way they think they "look/sound/feel" it must be good... Demonizing originality and critical/analytical thinking/cross-examining information for honesty... and at many times, allowing for spiritual attacks, often as a result of abandoning faith for better or a healthy purpose that involves gratitude for life.

[@ketto6841]

@@jddiggy2343 because we have a much more complex set of topics to discuss than "no bite dad"

[@Lee.Higginbotham]

Dad's tail flopping around is just too much to resist for young cubs!! 🦁🦁🦁🐾🐾

[@frxstyking5912]

@Dia Rbeida BRUH! Stop! 😂 don’t even

[@Dante.the.inferno]

Facts

[@shawnbenoit3774]

@Dia Rbeida you need help

[@shawnbenoit3774]

@Dia Rbeida your mind brought it there not mine

[@zack49]

@Dia Rbeida your fucking funny bro you made me lol, kudos

[@thelastoftheanglosaxons.3724]

Love how the middle siblings are looking at the younger siblings with that "don't do it expression" 😂

[@OgJusttrippin]

Tell me you haven't watched a nature documentary about lions without saying it

[@aHumanBeing97]

@@OgJusttrippin I’ve never personally watched a documentary. But I also don’t think I’d be able to sit and watch these animals for over an hour straight. It’s so adorable watching them in their habit. But I’m going to start feeling bad for the animals they find for good.

[@thelastoftheanglosaxons.3724]

@@OgJusttrippin what?

[@Chadius_Thundercock]

@@thelastoftheanglosaxons.3724 chicken butt

[@baokachi9767]

those are their mums not their siblings bahaha

[@reneechaplin8686]

It’s actually amazing how patient this lion dad is with the cubs. He’s so chill with all the kids there, just relaxing in the heat of the day. And the older siblings are definitely schooling the little ones on their behavior! Guess it’s mom’s day out with the girls! Hehehe 🤭

[@KingofgraceSARA]

They went shopping for game 😊

[@im_a_mistake22]

Look again lol one of those is their big sister

[@davebrown9707]

​@@im_a_mistake22??

[@JCY849]

@@KingofgraceSARAthey went shopping for some fresh meats😂

[@ephraim5500]

the mama lions are always on the hunt. in a lion pride the female lions are the ones who do all that work

[@GrAdeAjAmAicAn]

1:47 😄😄I love how the older siblings are all rolling around and as soon as the little ones start to approach the dad they all perk up like "you better not if you know whats good for you"

[@elmalloc]

"we're getting our popcorn ready"

[@AnthonyATonFoster]

2:25 “you better talk to her before I hurt her feelings”

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

It’s three cubs, three lionesses, and a lion. 🦁

[@Seelenschmiede]

@@amazingsupergirl7125 nope, it isn't. It is three pre-teens, three kids and one male adult

[@SankofaNYC]

It’s wild that one went to retrieve them and reel them in once the Adult male showed signs he had enough

[@gabzsy4924]

It's crazy how clear their non verbal communication is. Also it's so beautiful to watch how brotherly love functions in prides of lions.

[@burn1898]

Just letting you know that the camera man was like, 1km away lol. He’s using a SUPER long range lens to capture this. That’s why there’s no ‘sound’. They don’t have a microphone to capture their noises. When you watch a nature documentary, the make the noises in a studio using random items, I’m sure you know what a foley artist is, that’s the sounds you hear in films and documentaries.

[@OddWrld]

The older lions are females. The description of the video tells us that.

[@kappa1505]

@@OddWrld some of them might be female but those are definitely not lionesses all of them as in as an adult lionesses no they're not adult lionesses those are cubs, they still have spots.

[@OddWrld]

@@kappa1505 I never said they were adult. As soon as they become adults they get kicked out. The older ones are females and the younger cubs may be male

[@kappa1505]

@@OddWrld ohhh, i thought you said they were lionesses as in grown, i cant tell the difference in cubs without obvious viewpoint. i guess there's a description somewhere. yes, young male lions get kicked out the house. 😆

[@evanabbott2737]

Their tails are like, natural cat toys! No wonder the cub kept going after them.😁

[@smittywerben1849]

Actually one of the reasons it has a scruf at the end, so that young cubs would know how to follow mom around. Also to swat flying bugs

[@GoldenBoy-et6of]

With all cats it helps make sure the babies follow the moms cause their always trying to play with moms tail and the moms will naturally wag their tail the same as the Dad in the video when their sleeping and it helps keep the babies from wandering off while the moms sleeping xD their most distracted when drinking milk and when playing with their moms tail xD

[@GoldenBoy-et6of]

The baby's also dont know the difference beetween moms nipples and dads nipples and they'll try an drink from either but the dads will push them off xD

[@nondescriptbeing5944]

it’s interesting tho, I imagine one bad scratch or bite could lead to infection, but maybe that’s rare enough and their teeth are too small

[@smittywerben1849]

@@nondescriptbeing5944 not exactly, these animals grew up in the wild. Exposure has made their immune systems hardier than us who rely on modern medicine to stay healthy from disease. They can literally eat day old meat thats been left in the sun.

[@MzBrOdUs18]

He said “Sasha come get these damn kids I’m trying to relax” 😂

[@getsugaallen6612]

that's weird 2nd time see u under comments 😂

[@justanonymouse]

This was the coolest thing to watch. The way the older cubs closely observe and reprimand the younger ones when they annoyed dad was amazing.

[@nicolausphillips3616]

Self preservation

[@Aeraleach]

you mean the females?

[@LunaCiaroSage]

@@Aeraleach they might be female but they are definitely older cubs. Adults don’t have such visible spots on their bodies and are much bigger. They are probably around 1.5 years in this clip

[@auntiez4917]

@@LunaCiaroSage Agree - they are female cubs/sub adults,

[@jonmolina948]

He’s got three wives. Can’t imagine how tired he must be.

[@mommyseastar5776]

I’m in awe watching this. The older siblings are watching the cubs so closely and literally teaching them how to behave! I’ve never seen big cats interact like this ever.

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

That’s because it’s Their mothers not their siblings! Three lionesses. This is a pride of lions. One lion would never lay around watching six kids lol

[@mommyseastar5776]

@@amazingsupergirl7125 lol that’s why they’re so awesome! They’re moms!

[@0r0r0]

@@amazingsupergirl7125 they're not mothers. Do you see the spots? That's an indication of adolescent lions, male or female. It's just like a human household, the older ones keep an eye on the younger ones... and if need be, take care of problems with the little ones themselves because they know mom/dad will be 100x harsher.

[@sevendoubleodex]

@@0r0r0 u telling me there’s not one lioness there?

[@mli3083]

@@sevendoubleodex not adults. Some might be female, but they're definitely not the cubs' mothers

[@boneskhan7816]

That's definitely a patient Lion dad lol. It's obvious he loves his kids, not all males tolerate that much, many of them are violent to cubs even if they are their own, and obviously he's corrected the older ones because they knew what to do when pops showed his teeth. The also all look healthy and happy. Mufasa status right there. 👏🏿

[@megisanandroid6285]

Have you seen their ears twitching too. It happens when they are alert so they must have really been watching out for the little ones. Cute.

[@grey_f98]

"mufasa status" has me rolling over here

[@bacardincrys]

Their ears twitch because it keeps the flies away,smh. The males are only usually aggressive with cubs that are not their own. There is the occasional outlier , but you can’t tell that to a feminist.🛎🎯😎

[@megisanandroid6285]

@@bacardincrys no I've looked into it, it's for when they're alert. Lions stink and will always be covered in flies. And male lions can be aggressive to their own. Why comment when you actually know nothing. Go back to singing shitty little songs

[@megisanandroid6285]

@@bacardincrys plus no point talking to a feminist when it comes to lions because the male lions are pathetic. They're lazy and grumpy and the female lions are faster and stronger hunters. But they (including females) eat THEIR OWN flesh and blood cubs. . Even the women.

[@fishman368]

0:48 really amazes me how they're so playful, just like house cats but 50 times bigger

[@SANJUKUTTAN826]

More like 30 times bigger maybe; but not 50 times that's too much

[@Gu3ssWhatsN3XT]

I like how the lioness just bopped the younger one on the head like "stop aggravating the old man like that" and then proceeds to immediately just plop down on the other lioness like shit's sweet lmao

[@butthand4342]

Hit em with the old bop n flop.

[@Krugnuggets]

Those are not lionesses. They are juvenile lions. They could be females, but male lions typically do not grow in their mains until approximately 2 years old. Regardless, they are not adults yet.

[@checkmattee222]

That's not a lioness lol

[@Krugnuggets]

@randomguy9777 They still have their spots. They aren't adults yet.

[@Icetea-2000]

@randomguy9777 They probably could if they really had to, but there’s no exact time for something like that in nature, it just happens when it happens

[@monicabolognini7962]

Lions are hightly intelligent , and having a, well organized social life , this scene Is the equivalent of a Kids school day. Beautiful ❣️🦁😍

[@mannybudhu3905]

...and they know each other personalities.....they're not killing beast as portrayed....lions almost always walk away from humans...people who interact with them say they know not to apply full force when playing with their human friends.

[@kunntakentay]

@@mannybudhu3905 indeed. Tigers on the other hand though? Definitely killing beasts

[@akashraghu1c113]

@@kunntakentay tigers are like a bald goons😅

[@stevem2323]

@@kunntakentay Lions are too, just have other sides to them.

[@monicabolognini7962]

@@kunntakentay Tigers are living in enviroement with forest ,and having a much more solitary attitude , Just Like all the others feline , the only ones that are living in groups are Lions and cheetas , because living in the savana , were hunting alone would be impossible. Tigers , Leopard ,Jaguars etc.. and even the house s cat having the same hunting mode , but they re not killing machines , they Just adopting the best way to get access to food sources.

[@dmack9431]

As soon as Dad shows those teeth, the big sis reacts right away knowing the babies don't recognize this warning. So cute!

[@dracoboomin6511]

nah lions try to pretend that they are hurt as a way to play with the cubs and encourage the cubs.

[@firdosabashir6585]

@@dracoboomin6511 u know nothing about lions he would kill if they wouldve continued

[@jokkergar]

@@dracoboomin6511 I've seen this misinfo multiple times, you google it there's no source for this claim.

[@Full_throttle_YamR6]

@@dracoboomin6511 nah you are wrong

[@SusanVladimir]

@@Full_throttle_YamR6 no you are!!!

[@saraha.2454]

I like how the dad is sitting with his babies 🥺🥺💗

[@donovanshepperd9209]

Sarah? 🥺🥺

[@saraha.2454]

@@donovanshepperd9209 that’s meee

[@GreenLeafUponTheSky]

@@donovanshepperd9209 Ayo

[@GreenLeafUponTheSky]

@@donovanshepperd9209 Why does does she look like the actor Zendaya lmao

[@charlotteb.5542]

The way they just lay on each other is so hilarious. Lots of sibling energy here.

[@bluemamba5317]

Li on

[@navrez3100]

@@bluemamba5317 I get ur joke like literally lie on! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@monkeycat48]

0:48 They’re teaching their young sibling how to play dead in case dad gets up angry🤣🤣🤣

[@arrore]

⁠I got the joke too. Literally saying lying over.

[@D71219ONE]

You can see the memories flooding the older cub’s mind. He’s like, “Bro, learn from me. You don’t want dad angry. He spanks with his teeth.”

[@edithbannerman4]

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

[@mikelascow4159]

Cubs: I don't have such weaknesses

[@judewatson2608]

Lions actually spank their cubs with their tails, I've seen it in a few videos.

[@Goodness-bq7mm]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@bonzobonanza]

2:24 I love how the older lion cub is telling the young one to stop, but in a calm manner. Then they both play together ❤️

[@ryananggoro493]

That what happy family is lol

[@ikawba00]

Sadly humans can't have such a nice family life.

[@alexdorian336]

@@ikawba00 Hey just because just family hates you doesn't mean everyone else is the same 😁

[@livintheweirdlife2537]

@@alexdorian336 dang

[@novasapphire2865]

Lol I was looking at the playing as reprimanding the cubs cause I saw the older one bite them a few times so I thought it was the older one's way of "See? It isn't fun to be bitten so don't do it to Dad" kinda way.

[@Itgyrl909]

Older Siblings: “Cut it out before Dad gets roaring mad” Lion Cubs: “But I’m bored…”

[@the8thDwarf]

I love that the bigger cats have many of the same mannerisms as the house breeds, especially the standing body slam onto their dozing siblings

[@nesamdoom]

I loved seeing them just crash down onto each other. I'd have fun wrestling with some cubs til I ended up dinner.

[@virob9561]

House breeds have many of the same mannerisms of wild animals

[@mammiesanonymous]

They’re the exact same in just different packages ❤❤

[@Sylvester4571]

@@virob9561 Exactly

[@CapitalFProductions]

Housecats descended from wild cats and retained most of their nature compared to dogs. They still see a lion when they look in the mirror even as they beg us for more wet food

[@gloryshadow8710]

0:41 That small slap 😂😂😂

[@matthaddock1817]

What does that mean in quotes?

[@tysjustvibinb931]

That's how them girls with braids at my school be when I'm behind them in the lunch line.

[@thomasgarcia8118]

“no”

[@ElegyVio]

Jesus Christ is the truth reach out, nothing but respect

[@ElegyVio]

@@matthaddock1817 Jesus Christ is the truth reach out, nothing but respect

[@novasapphire2865]

This is why I wanna study animals. Their behaviors socially aren't so different from ours, it's fascinating. The total dad energy, the "don't do it" but don't stop them kinda thing from the older siblings, and the absolute" I have to be annoying" from the younger cubs bothering their dad. It's very relatable lol

[@aHumanBeing97]

The difference being we’ve been tamed by society. We really wouldn’t be different if we still hunted all of our meals and didn’t have jobs and mortgages to think about.

[@RunplaysinHD]

people arent different, we are also animals, like them. You could easily see it: when you raise your child, dont teach him anything, dont talk to him, just feed. In 5-6 years, you will get the same animal as these lions, with only instincts

[@laurahall3094]

@@RunplaysinHD Yet another child left behind. There's more attention paid by those lionesses to their cubs than by mothers to a lot of the children at Walmart.

[@you1680]

You gooo get it girl! 👍🏼

[@AlSimmons7]

@@RunplaysinHD There was a documentary I watched years ago where a girl was raised by a pack of wolves and she walked on all fours, howled and hunted just like they would.. she couldn't speak any language

[@the_tribalchief]

The dad's presence is the best protection ever.. they feel so safe and secured, absolutely no one can mess with them 👑👑

[@Alex-ft1df]

Except poachers and the black market fur trade.

[@DrawinskyMoon]

Well humans are terrifying to all living creatures, even to other humans.

[@alexf9381]

​@Alex-ft1df And other male lions which eventually come into the land, kill or run off the big male in charge, then kill all the cubs in the pride.

[@kirkdunn1379]

Having dad around is by far the most secure a pride ever feels, especially if he has a brother with him, or another male..... Their #1 job is protection..... Dad is the boss

[@LunnarisLP]

@@alexf9381 well depends if they can. If the male is strong he will protect the pride. Of course once he gets old things might be different, sadly thats how nature works. That being said without this behaviour lions would likely overpopulate, then basically kill off all pray just to all die to hunger.

[@NondescriptMammal]

The way the older cubs like to flop down on top of each other to start a play fight is just so funny

[@heyoooooo]

the older sibling will grow to be a wise leader

[@seanlee7563]

SUCH A SMART AND SWEET BRO.

[@cultafaith]

My exact thoughts, displayed true leadership

[@auntiez4917]

@@seanlee7563 Such a smart and sweet sister. All three older cubs are girls...

[@seanlee7563]

@@auntiez4917 OH, I'LL CHANGE BRO TO SIS THEN.

[@damnitstroubleman]

@@auntiez4917 The bigger, more responsible one was female, sure. I don't know about the other two tho... How could you tell?

[@chancemitchell4147]

I love how everything on this planet is curious and playful almost…inherently

[@EmergencyInductionPort]

Play is one of the best ways to learn so I guess maybe that has something to do with it? 🤔

[@BioTheHuman]

It isn't. Only mammals and other social species play

[@nomaanhaque1704]

Social animals aren't limited to mammals and almost every animal 'plays' to some degree. Life for all beings is no fun without at least a few games.

[@thunderpope9419]

Really not close to everything. Nature is ugly

[@YAHO1]

@@BioTheHuman not only mammals there are lots of intelligent birds that like to play

[@mr.schnitzel3053]

I just learned so much about lions from watching this. They look like legitimately bonded families. The dad looks like he's on the lookout to provide for the family and everybody else is enjoying each-other's company.

[@firdosabashir6585]

its actually security lionessess provide

[@Tenchi707]

​@@firdosabashir6585 they cook food as moms and wives do and dads protect

[@spIasher]

​@@firdosabashir6585No, lionesses provide FOOD (most of the time) and lions are the ones who provide security

[@countercomeback5504]

Congratulations, you didn't learn anything at all, celebrate how you learned absolutely nothing 🎉

[@leonilakoriagina9636]

​@@spIasher Although if the prey the lionesses have found is quite large, they call the male to help them on the hunt.

[@charlottemansfield6916]

I love it so much when cats just flop over onto one another it's adorable, especially when they are so big and they just put all their weight onto their friend and snuggle up in a cuddle pile XD

[@ribombee8979]

that was so cute 🤭

[@hermensonsantana3090]

Unless that friend is you...😐

[@BuffaloNickel9]

Cuddle puddle

[@hariharanannamalai5721]

Older cub: "Are you trying to make him mad, dumbass??"

[@auntiez4917]

Lol! Dad lions are tolerant of their cubs.

[@tyrelldavis3528]

@@auntiez4917yes to a point but they will bite them if annoyed enough the showing of teeth was a warning before it got physical

[@jenniferross8793]

I love this little rambunctious one and how he's learning to hone in on his skills, how cute and funny, however, the big guy would prefer that he practice on the other cubs. The older sibling was funny as well, it was time to step in and focus the adorable ones attention elsewhere. This was a fantastic sighting and I enjoyed the opportunity to ride along. Thanks!

[@azmagaref]

That was beautifully written Jennifer ✍🏼

[@jenniferross8793]

@@azmagaref Thanks, very appreciative!

[@gotchashakin]

Agreed, as this was also a beautiful comment. Thoroughly refreshing to see. Almost as rare as this lion interaction, are positive and supportive comments on a KZbin comment section.

[@azmagaref]

@Ant Nope, no lionesses in sight, these are sub adults and siblings.

[@lizomeri4009]

@Ant please stop spreading false information since those are clearly subadult females who are nowhere old enough to have cubs. They’re the older siblings of the little cubs. These subadults are too small to be adults and they have clear spots that fade over time as they mature. They also don’t have teets that mothers have to nurse their cubs.

[@Emper0rH0rde]

No matter the species, a dad is always a dad

[@JitinMisra]

How so?

[@strangerdanger8462]

​@@JitinMisraAnyone who had a dad growing up understands the OP.

[@IAmNot-Everywhere-]

​@@JitinMisra because a dad cannot be a mom

[@Giacomo_Nerone]

​@@IAmNot-Everywhere- 😂

[@robinannaniaz9670]

He is a good daddy. Instead of pushing them away, chooses to escape the situation 😄❤️

[@dragonballz4998]

I don't think I've ever seen a lioness actually go over and tell the cubs to leave dad alone and usher them away. That's pretty intelligent

[@spynorbays]

Our dogs did that to our cat when it was doing something dangerous/bad, by grabbing and moving it away. We sometimes forget we are animals as well, just more intelligent.

[@barrywilliams4866]

Loved they way the Lion just slowly gets up and walks away as if to say to the Lioness "you deal with it"...

[@luckycharm1oak]

So there is no lioness there lol. These are all cubs. they have patterns they're playful etc. people be crazy thinking these are adult lions!

[@dragonballz4998]

@@luckycharm1oak ha you're right I was so into watching the adult male and the cubs I didn't pay attn. Well..that's even more impressive, that took some balls and to know that the little ones were in danger is pretty neat. I love how they were like "hey come over here play with me" but still had their eyes out for the adult male. Thanks for correcting me 😝

[@dragonballz4998]

@SivasankaranSumathi yeah isn't that a crime for killing your baby

[@frap7774]

It's cool to see how the older cubs are showing the little one "if you want to play then play with your siblings"

[@brianaarroyo5917]

Wow, these older cubs have better disciplining skills than some parents I’ve seen.

[@rantingguy1726]

Love how the older ones just flop down onto eachother like it's the most casual greeting to just be like "Oh you trying to nap? NOPE."

[@watermeling8000]

wait but can we talk about how the other lions lie down on each other and cuddle like humans that shit’s so cute

[@TheDarkLord6.6.6]

And then in the next couple of hours their tearing into some other animals guts.

[@thacrypt223]

@@TheDarkLord6.6.6 😂😂😂

[@stopit9280]

@@TheDarkLord6.6.6 adorable!!

[@brandon1234]

@@TheDarkLord6.6.6 wow the same as humans.

[@tamara_diamonds422]

@@TheDarkLord6.6.6 Family dinner time. Circle of life.

[@stillwatersrundeep001]

These teens are a lot kinder to the kiddies than plenty of human ones

[@joachimlarsen2k]

Yea, they’re parents have something known as intelligence. It’s a phenomenon unknown to most of mankind.

[@daigonmocs0785]

The amount of times i see one of them parents shouting unnecessarily at their kids in public when a simple "hey dont do that do this" would work just as fine, people are so obsessed with "tough love" they start acting more inhuman than animals

[@silvergust]

@@daigonmocs0785 tough love isn't verbal abuse though, there's still a difference at the end of the day

[@icarovdl]

@@daigonmocs0785 it's all about giving the example, those teen lions knew how to behave by watching their father, our human teenagers behave badly because of the various bad examples given to them, by celebrities and by their own father's in their own home

[@maryhartman9253]

"Dad, Dad, Dad...heeeyy Daaad"!!!??? 🤣❤️ They just want his attention!! Which is so sweet!!

[@raysand2557]

Cats of all sizes are so funny! Cubs sees dad's tail moving about and they can't help but start playing with it! LOL.

[@englishatheart]

Tail*

[@paulwaltersheherfeministvl521]

NO, NOW YOU LISTEN TO ME! why should i waste my time at school? i am super famous on youtube. tell me, dear ray

[@x2eXu50x]

Lions are honestly so much more similar to dogs in personality and temperament than cats. I see almost not cat-like behavior in them. Very doglike.

[@deniseyoung4494]

So amazing. It shows just how intelligent and aware these older cubs are. Love this!

[@stagna1959]

2:27 dad : Kids spoiled my nap again...what else is new. I have better chance to sleep in middle of the bunch of hyenas than here. They dont dare approach me. They know me better...

[@michellestewart6620]

Great comment. but correct on the hyenas.

[@auntiez4917]

Yep 🤣! This is exactly what the Dad lion is thinking. He just got the 3 older cubs to understand that he doesn't want to be disturbed while he is sleeping; now he has to start over with the 3 babies who think he's a playpen 😂

[@SM-4359]

@The Caring Adolf Hitler how can this be a actual page name ,damn this world is disgusting

[@nopenahman7380]

"Dude, you're gonna piss him off, then he's gonna be angry at me! Get outta there, jeez!"

[@KC_Smooth]

2:33 “Don’t think I forgot about you too!” Typical family 😂😂😂

[@Jnara24k]

Small cubs are so cheeky 😂

[@jamesacheneider]

Kids will be kids lol, I love this family interaction so much

[@martinvr12]

2:24 I like how the lioness went like: "Come on kids, stop biting your father, he is tired."

[@BiruksonofGod.343]

And then spanked them around lol the father went I'm done with this I'm out

[@ced3797]

@@BiruksonofGod.343 those are all cubs.. the lioness are probably out hunting for the pride.

[@jibril2473]

Shes their older sister

[@seventhuser904]

Oldest Sibling

[@YoungBlackSouljas]

I like how the young Lion that got up looked at the other 2 while the Cubs were moving in towards dad like "So, who's gonna stop them.....nobody.....just me.....okay"

[@laksoysoy]

Yep saw that

[@MsFoiledagain]

that has to be one of the most tolerant male lions I have ever seen. He put up with alot more pestering from the younger cubs than most lion Dads.

[@karoonboomie2813]

You can definitely tell the older lions were raised with young, they teach their younger siblings, so awesome, they knew better not to piss dad off because they probably got scolded or nipped at when they were younger cubs. You can also tell the bond that the three older male lions have with go into a coalition of blood brothers when they become nomads, so freakin’ cool, early in the making!!!! Watch out dad, be careful, your raising a young Mapogo or Sala group, they soon will challenge you and win for a pride of their own. Lions Rock!!!!!

[@flavorlessquark8614]

@lo At that age "No mane" is not a good indicator. Cubs only grow their mane at 2+ years old. The ones in the video are still young as you can tell by the spots. Not old enough to get a mane

[@sand-7938]

I think that if the dad was good, they will be good to him as well. Like humans who raise lions, these animals are grateful in return.

[@mrEofPlanetEarth]

@@sand-7938 sorry dear Lora that's not how nature works. Firstly, the gentleman is correct in that these are females. But if there were any male cubs as they get older the lion in charge usually kicks them out and they turn nomads until they find a different group of females and take over their pride. This is how genetic diversity is preserved.

[@lizomeri4009]

@lo those are subadult lionesses who look to be 1.5 years old so they won’t be adults until another 1.5 years. They’re spots and small size clearly show that they’re younger subadults.

[@lizomeri4009]

@@flavorlessquark8614 those are females but not matured because if they were males there would be times in the video where you’d see their balls.

[@heroforce7145]

Whoa, I didn't realize the "older cubs" were actually cubs until the Dad stood up. Yup definitely cubs ..

[@jacobbunea3131]

Older sibling looking like, “Why’d you think that’d go well, you know he’s grumpy”

[@why_so_sirius]

How can something so cute be so deadly at the same time… I want to cuddle with them but I know my 4 limbs won’t be attached to my body just seconds later 🤣

[@TragoudistrosMPH]

You'll die doing what you loved? ;P

[@dakid60dillard28]

Catch em after a hefty meal and you should be okay lol.. should be

[@boataxe4605]

Depends on how good you are at scratching behind the ears.

[@obad7633]

When lions are well fed and not aggravated they are the safest big cat to be around they are very social and get along with humans very easily. Tigers on the other hand can go 15 years with people and decide on a whim 1 day to just eat them for the fuck of it.

[@boataxe4605]

@@obad7633 Yep, just ask Roy.

[@Joe-xo4yg]

Thank you for not ruining these images with music

[@Kehranii]

1:50 I love how the 3 older bros suddenly perk up their heads and put on their "zont. zont zo it. zont." faces as soon as the little ones approach the dad 😆 🤣

[@auntiez4917]

All three are older FEMALE cubs.

[@surgeonsergio6839]

@@auntiez4917 Yeah, none of em got the ballz, quite literally.

[@duangjaipennock2469]

I think you right kerhani they three brothers other reply is wrong they need to look at the older cubs properly them got balls and they young siblings also two boys and a girl so daddy very lucky to have five sons and one daughter long lives sweethearts and be safe from any harms night night my friends

[@duangjaipennock2469]

Sorry I think I get it wrong I been watch this video again and I think the older cubs is two boys and a girl and their young siblings also two boys and a girl so daddy had his first litter is two boys and a girl and second litter also two boys and a girl as well it's strange but had to believe so daddy had four sons and two daughters daddy is genius how can he do that? he's marvellous long lives sweethearts all of you be safe from any harms night night everyone ❤❤🙏🙏

[@edhorton2766]

@@duangjaipennock2469 Read the accompanying description. They are female. Reading is good.

[@bernardm.3205]

The way the father kept looking at his kid after the tail biting!

[@dragonofdesteny5767]

You can see that this dad knows about the trouble that comes around with having offspring/is used to it. And still he enjoys his time around them (for the most part)

[@Lee935]

The lioness saw that the male didn’t like it and stopped the cub at 0:27. I’m always impressed by how smart animals are. And then again at 2:20.

[@tindikukka]

Female cub, not yet adult lioness.

[@nataliasolakian7928]

The older sister plays with the toddlers! SO sweet! She is baby sitting! Dad just wants to watch football on a Sunday. Lol 💝💝💝

[@Fishing85]

Haven’t seen wild animals act this way before, they understood what exactly was going on. Taught multiple learning experiences and they seem real intelligent.

[@VulcanM61]

You must be new in life. Welcome to earth

[@burn1898]

They’re not that intelligent. More intelligent than some animals, but still very stupid. I love watching animal intelligence, but the gap between human intelligence and other animals is so vast. Like, it’s honestly insane just how much more intelligent humans are than any other animal, including other apes like chimps and gorillas etc. Human intelligence is just astounding.

[@PursuingHeaven]

Cats are usually great parents, and their prides co parent. They teach manners and boundaries and this is for the protection of the cub as much as the internal structural integrity of their society. Humans could learn a lot from this.

[@darkmoon4135]

Male lions don’t live for long. Eventually the cubs will grow up to challenge and kill their father in order to lead the packs of female lionesses. Each lion pride will inevitably face gruesome scenarios where a new male lion enter the pride and challenge the leader of the pack. If the new male lion succeed in the fight against the previous alpha male lion then he will kill both the males and the cubs. Sparing only the females for his next pride. Yes, you are right on point that humans should learn from the lions. We should go out of our ways and kill the weak and lay claim on their land and women. This is the way of nature.

[@turdfurgeson517]

@@darkmoon4135 I like how you think

[@katrinegadegaard1241]

@@darkmoon4135 that is how most of the world works though, it just tends to have a slightly more civilised flavour to it before the killing begins. Of course the scale is usually much greater as well, with the alpha lion being replaced by kings or presidents.

[@elmerfudd6305]

When it's feast time they all turn on Each other, even the cubs.. All that teaching manners and boundaries goes out the window just like humans.. !!

[@hpsmash77]

As far as social structures go, lions can learn a lot from us, not the other way around

[@manestage5403]

Thank you for not adding music and talking. For some reason I get so much more out of seeing these interactions without all that background noise.

[@ThrethsTiago]

At 2:28: "hey you stu--pid, live dad alone" 😅😅

[@pianospawn1]

Haha, at about 2:06 the one on the left is like “yo, should we stop him?”

[@Tokhet]

I love how the small ones all line up at the end 💗

[@joetaylor7442]

They were protecting their closest siblings. I wonder if this is instinctively, or observed from the pride?

[@gonicito]

That's an awesome older sibling. First stopping them from getting hurt and then actually playing with them.

[@bekeecrumby6685]

He got up like “These damn kids…” 😂

[@Grace-nw1ci]

Thank you for sharing this. I was giggling the whole time, i enjoyed it! Esp the part where big brothers are so caring to their siblings, so much love for these lions ❤️❤️❤️

[@ricpowers1475]

Its amazing the traits every tightly bonded family seem to share...

[@hameemhalim]

This is wholesome. The interaction is precious ❤✨

[@Americanhonkee]

lion dad is like a superhero for these cubs.. They are awe-inspired by his pure strength and manliness. At the same time, they are really intimidated by him.. Older cubs who are more experienced are really intimidated by dad... They know that he doesn't mess around.. Little ones want to play with the superhero and want to be like him..

[@THFAMOUSONE]

Definitely reminds me of childhood times just being around your dad he seemed warm and safe

[@siyatg2577]

Dad: stop doing that! Little cubs: or what dad? Older siblings: he means it! Very interesting creatures.

[@angelgamble2642]

That's a big darn male lion but I just love lions and watching them and their families! 💖💞💖

[@Yehoshua66]

you can see all three of their heads pivot in the latter half of the video when the cubs start to approach him for the second time, the absolute horror in the middle one’s face is crazy🤣 you can see that he’s hella anxious and just waiting to get up and pull them away

[@edithbannerman4]

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

[@Travis_22]

Wow, they really are gently teaching him not to annoy Dad. The title is correct

[@knuffelmaus7175]

they are so cute and social. better family dynamics than many humans have.

[@BroccoliLesnar]

Why do people constantly have to compare animal family dynamics to humans? I see it constantly. It's cringe. Most human families are just fine and they love each other, unless you live in an absolute turd of an area.

[@Noctaru]

Because they see only negative stuff . You cant balance without any proof. If you only ever see negative experiences, you wont believe positive one exists. Ever heard of lions growing up in a environment so bad they did a Savanah Shooting ? Exactly

[@anglohero6295]

What a wonderful family! This warms one’s heart, beautiful.❤

[@LesleyDT6227]

The older cubs are like “OOPS I wouldn’t be doing that young fella

[@kennarajora6532]

1:51 their heads turned in unison when they saw the young cub approach the father.

[@beachbunny8021]

Thank u so much for this wonderful video!!! Absolutely FASCINATING HOW INTELLIGENT AND DIFFERENT THEIR PERSONALITIES R, and how they communicate without words!!!!

[@jloveb5919]

This video is one theee BEST I've ever seen. The older sisters were putting their cheeky little siblings in place haha! I love Lions❤️

[@michellestewart6620]

Thank you!

[@staceyshaffer180]

This is the best thing I’ve seen on KZbin in a long time. Thank you for sharing these magnificent animals with us. ❤

[@michellestewart6620]

Thank you very much!

[@gabe-po9yi]

Pretty patient dad, actually.

[@smiffythecat3751]

A beautiful video accounting for familial loves in lion prides. So much detail/interaction showing how powerful their bonds are. Seems dad had a lot on his mind, but was very patient.

[@tefany3282]

Absolutely love the way they get corrected... my heart ❤ just smiles watching!

[@Babytrapstar21]

1:40 cub immitating Dad

[@Emily_Paris]

This is just beautifully amazing! I was smiling through the whole thing.

[@chrisporter6368]

2:23 young cub gets up like “ok buddy that’s enough, I’ll play with you instead”

[@rickybhattacharya6]

0:28 Zuba the Lion warns Alex the Lion Jr not to play with his tail.

[@has-vegas]

2.26 Amazing! Elder sister or brother knows that little lions annoys father, and removes them from father. What a smart animals!!

[@Lillyan2012]

Learning "Good manners" "at a tender age.

[@josephkamande7848]

What a fantastic teen cub. The absolute big bro

[@VeeWholesome]

1:58 "y'all see this shi?"

[@DanimateXX]

0:56 Okay, I'll bite you instead