Pack Hunters (Full Episode) | World's Deadliest

World's Deadliest: Pack Hunters takes a deep dive into the world of group predation with a look at twelve different species that use teamwork to hunt more effectively than they otherwise would be able to alone. Though the species are extremely different from one another, they rely on strategy, communication, and very often a well planned ambush to secure their next meal.
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[@soundbite7]

Here's to the outstanding wildlife photographers who spend night and day in the bush, maintain their nerve and show courage in the face of extremely dangerous animals, and exhibit professional committment to their craft at a level most can only dream of.

[@blondien6072]

I agree

[@Leokat334]

Amen I agree. It takes hours to get one shot especially bc lions spend 20 hours sleeping. The close ups and angle they get are incredible.

[@preston74]

The bugs alone gets my vote!

[@kiauni6818]

Thnk you! I always wanted to be a wildlife photographer/videographer

[@marilynwillett804]

True but in every video people are so intent on compliments that they ignore the reason for these productions--to show the animals. Without the animals who would be out there, who would be watching?

[@bobjonsun4201]

The humpback Wales hunting technique is mind blowing and very smart

[@theprimagen]

41:54 that is one of the most beautiful coat patterns i've ever seen on a dog

[@reggieignacio7811]

My favorite is nat geo! It's because I love his vids;)

[@weez3059]

This channel is always full of good docs it's just so amazing how animals are this intelligent when it comes to hunting

[@dougllaz6267]

Nah it's pure BS and fake News, on minute 44:33 is pure lies and false information, like all American animal channels, who was the donkey that put so many lies in this documentary? Who was the donkey writer? FALSE DISCLAIMER, they are rarely stolen and lions stay away from these pests, they are never stolen and if they are it is by hyenas, so stop putting the blame on lions because they have nothing to do with it, they eat live animals because that is their nature, and because the intimate parts of animals are the easiest place for them to open with their teeth, and when they eat the intimate parts of the prey they make them weaker and easier to kill, they are very wild and don't care if the prey is alive or not, and they are afraid of horns too, the way they do it is to eat the prey alive and that's it, the rest is pure lies and fake news from the American media

[@snowy12841]

I kept hearing the Lion Kings, Circle of Life, playing in my head. It truly is when you watch animals in the wild.

[@GODsARMY121]

You know what is more amazing than anything the fact that we have to talk to eachother to do the same thing they do without saying a word. Wow

[@evanswekesa4006]

That zebra catch was 🔥🔥🔥

[@user-vp7ht7bt8l]

Thank you for excellent filming and sharing with us.

[@1racethehumanrace946]

I'm a new subscriber. The narrator and the vision in this video is excellent. I enjoyed watching this video from start to finish.

[@binkytube]

I'm so impressed with National Graphic getting their nature show game back. Really up there with the BBC now. And kudos to the free videos!

[@amenhalleluyah1111]

They have a lot of footage but they don't have a lot of studying material or they take what they've learned and they completely irregarded when they're narrating are they just plain out don't care what the locals know about their animals because they are wrong about hyenas and this keeps happening I keep seeing it over and over it's like they reading from a script when it comes to hyenas. Hyenas eat their prey alive a lot of times because their mouth is not big enough to snap the neck and they're very small and that's not the way they attack if they go to the front and the hyena will actually get submitted so the attack from the back and eat to wound so that the animal can't get up basically disrepared muscles so therefore the animal is eaten alive not because they have such a voracious appetite but literally the hyena although they have a strong job on as they should since they have to eat game animals as they're part of the African wildlife in the Safari they are not equipped with the type of Jaws that lions have now did I say that their jaws are not strong no of course their jobs are strong however their jaws are not shaped in Hyannis are not shaped in to the idea structure to go for a neck bite and that's why they don't go for a neck bite many times especially with larger prey. So all in all hyenas don't go for a neck bites cuz they're not built for it Lions go for the next bike cuz they're built for it and they're strong enough to do so. Hyenas are not always matriarchical just because some females can rule a clan it's not always so other hyena Clans don't get along with other hyena Clans and a lot of females are also born very low ranking the mail is not always low and in a lot of cases he's actually very high ranking it's not that hyenas are matriarchal it's that lions are never matriarchal except for the females stay together to raise the babies in this way hyenas are actually a lot like dogs and monkeys and not lions.

[@fiveweenies4533]

@@amenhalleluyah1111 I agree but hyenas are matriarchal n the males are treated Badly n when of age kicked out but unlike lions they never become king they just move to another pack and stay at a low rank until another male dies

[@billyyank5807]

Wolves getting that Coyote was cool lol

[@jampasurprenant1794]

It is amazing watching all of these animals in the wild It is very interesting to learn about them. Thank you for excellent filming and sharing with us.

[@dougllaz6267]

That's 100% Fake news, on minute 44:33 is pure lies and false information, like all American animal channels, who was the donkey that put so many lies in this documentary? Who was the donkey writer? FALSE DISCLAIMER, they are rarely stolen and lions stay away from these pests, they are never stolen and if they are it is by hyenas, so stop putting the blame on lions because they have nothing to do with it, they eat live animals because that is their nature, and because the intimate parts of animals are the easiest place for them to open with their teeth, and when they eat the intimate parts of the prey they make them weaker and easier to kill, they are very wild and don't care if the prey is alive or not, and they are afraid of horns too, the way they do it is to eat the prey alive and that's it, the rest is pure lies and fake news from the American media

[@malikiv1]

That shot running beside the male lion was amazing!

[@kindoe66]

I don't know what it is about Meerkats but I love them,they are so cute. 😁

[@ReaganBacuetes]

Thank you for the effort Of the documentaries And the narrator.mabuhay

[@jeffreydavis717]

This is outstanding footage. Although it can be a bit gripping. It's remarkable to see these creatures in there natural element hunting their prey. However seeing the chimps cannibalize other primates is unsettling.

[@StockGirl-mi3xv]

💖💖💖

[@StockGirl-mi3xv]

Amazing how vultures tip off the predictors that a kill is near... They watch the activities of the sky

[@StockGirl-mi3xv]

Meerkat are bomb 💖💖

[@bigpreston3061]

"all that remains is pillow stuffings" XD

[@adeyinkamonsur2202]

How lovely could it be to have a true brotherhood bonds,that hunts &dine together ,live together & forever. Kudos to the photographers.

[@LowenKoniig]

They don’t live forever tho

[@p0p00lacedy6]

i always love Doc since i was i kid so interesting to watch

[@BoydXplorer]

Amazing documentary about the different species that use teamwork to hunt for prey. Interesting to watch till the end. Tnx4sharing.

[@deanielperez0112]

Animals that hunt in packs: 1. Lion 2. Cheetah 3. African wild dog 4. Gray wolf 5. Arctic wolf 6. Orca 7. Harris's hawk 8. Bald eagle 9. Black falcon 10. Whistling kite 11. Sailfish 12. Blue marlin 13. Red-bellied piranha 14. Army ant 15. Red fire ant

[@hmoobcrafting9358]

😮❤When I saw that male 🦁 running as the camera was filming it, I thought to myself, wow what a magnificent and majestic animal.

[@amberzubair5215]

Amazing video, informative and useful for us

[@eaglesfight]

I was really satisfied with the scenes

[@albertaabner3040]

This is one of my favorite, Documentaries, I would like to be able to watch more like this, on You- tube, but nobody puts, anything like this on You- TUBE, only every once in a while. Don't get me wrong, there's quite a few Documentaries, on the internet, but not like this one.

[@manuelmayorga5164]

Og

[@manuelmayorga5164]

P el yo ipuoi lo un Ir P

[@Kelly0627]

I've waited years for this exact episode 😂

[@gloriouse4458]

ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS 💗

[@roddywild3433]

Simply amazing!

[@lionness3323]

Thank you for this channel and it being free. It’s my favorite of all tv tomwatch

[@sulimmaribin2146]

Pack Hunters also the great documentary,, good job 👍👍

[@jaycollins2028]

Another Awesome Episode keep it coming 💯💯💎💎👏👏

[@UniqueTouch]

This is great video footage! Wow! It's remarkable how animals interact. But more remarkable are the folks whom film this stuff! I'd be scared to be out there with Lions, cheetahs. hyenas and the painted dogs. Thanks for the footage and hey.. much love to the narrator!.

[@caseG80]

Animals don't look at us as prey especially when in vehicles many of them have seen human and vehicles since very young with there mothers not showing fear of the vehicles they become habituated and go on with there normal routines. Check old Wild Earth they have live safari drives twice a day from the sabi sands in Africa really enjoyable never know what you will see as its live.

[@marilynwillett804]

More REMARKABLE are the folks who film his stuff? do you know how absurd that is? Anyone in good health can get out there with a camera and a team of others to assist, IT IS THE WILDLIFE THAT IS REMARKABLE.

[@jaybrown4526]

Orca to Seal: "LIGHTS OUT MEATBALL!!"

[@user-pg7em7pu7t]

Life is amazing..thank you 😘

[@Freerangewords]

4:43 amazing strategy executed by that lioness

[@dougllaz6267]

Yes, but, on minute 44:33 is lie and false information, like all American animal channels, who was the donkey that put so many lies in this documentary? Who was the donkey writer? FALSE DISCLAIMER, they are rarely stolen and lions stay away from these pests, they are never stolen and if they are it is by hyenas, so stop putting the blame on lions because they have nothing to do with it, they eat live animals because that is their nature, and because the intimate parts of animals are the easiest place for them to open with their teeth, and when they eat the intimate parts of the prey they make them weaker and easier to kill, they are very wild and don't care if the prey is alive or not, and they are afraid of horns too, the way they do it is to eat the prey alive and that's it, the rest is pure lies and fake news from the American media

[@troyf.9050]

I think I saw every World's Deadliest on KZbin!😁 We need more!

[@fullcircle4723]

I enjoyed that doc. Thank you.

[@MrCosmos110]

Excellent ! ! !

[@averyparticularsetofskills]

👌 _ALWAYS_ THE SAME PLOT❕ _NEVER_ GETS OLD❕

[@n1ck67]

4:47 bro got RKO’d💀💀

[@pitbullmom3234]

GREAT DOCUMENTARY 👉💯💚👍

[@jampasurprenant1794]

Absolutely amazing beautiful different spices of wildlife animals how they are living and hunting for survival. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@jampasurprenant1794]

Cheetahs are one of my favorite big cats of all times, the big cats are very beautiful cats in the wild.

[@lukedarsey4134]

Underwater footage of the orca attack would have been spectacular. All around well done documentary. Very educational 💪

[@soundbite7]

Luke, I think that underwater orca attack has your name on it - grab a camera and go!

[@pedrocampos691]

Ooooooooooooook.

[@Ellivation]

This is BEAUTIFUL.

[@elusivelight3766]

Awesome!

[@holdthetruthhostage]

Together We Hunt Divided We Are Hunted

[@KittenBowl1]

Interesting clip! Thumbs up 👍

[@BamusMiller-iq6fu]

Love this video

[@evawelty4634]

He's probably thinking that rump roast looks good 😂

[@MrVvulf]

Lion documentaries almost always make the claim that female lions do most of the killing. That is certainly true for members of a pride, which is a group of female lions. A pride can exist with no males, but of course is almost always protected by at least one temporary male member, and sometimes a small coalition of males (1-3). But that killing statistic ignores all the male lions that are NOT currently attached to prides, which comprises MOST male lions. The groups of male lions often called "coalitions" (like the Mapogo, Salatis, or Tsavo) hunt for themselves, and there are zero female members. Lions live approximately 15 years. Males are generally driven out of their birth pride around age 2 or 3. After that, they must fend for themselves either solo, or most frequently, as part of a coalition of male lions. Those lucky and strong enough to claim their own pride generally cannot do so until around 5-8 years old. And the time as pride members is limited. They will forced out by stronger lions at some point. Some males manage to lead prides for 5 or more years, but most do not. 2-4 years is about it for most males. So, for males, they spend ~2.5 years in pride as young, then perhaps 4 years as members of a pride as adults. Some male lions never claim a pride as the dominant male. Male lions spend the majority of their lives killing for themselves. Of their 15 year average lifespan, they're only in prides for 4-7 of those years. Coalitions of males are much harder to study, which is probably the main reason for the skewed perception of killing statistics. Coalitions are far more nomadic than prides, as the males search for prides with males weak enough to be forced out.

[@caseG80]

Most male lions are killed way before they live out there life until old age and there's no set number for a coalition of lions and recently there was a coalition of 6 all brothers but one. Where did this video say male lions don't hunt? Male lions are constantly on patrol defending their pride because that's a male lions main focus to breed and pass on there genes. There's life safari twice a day on Wild Earths KZbin page I've never seen older male lions living out there lives alone there killed a male lions life isn't easy

[@caseG80]

How does a pride breed without males when the prides males are killed new males take over it's male lions goal in life to have a pride to breed and protect

[@kimberlylopez9402]

On the 2 lion prides I watch sometimes daily or kept up with them daily through media, the males have allowed their cubs to eat with them and then the females. Makes more sense as they want their cubs to survive

[@jonhmark4712]

Hello

[@j-rock-kiki6346]

One mouthful is a whole Year's catch😳💯

[@Freddo0000]

The way humpbacks eat fish is amazing

[@ionu4535]

SOAKED WITH ADS, BLACK SCREEN TIMEOUTS ON A 12-YEAR-OLD PATCHED TOGETHER PRODUCTION; REALLY?! WAY BETTER OUT THERE FOLKS.

[@theresaduncan2668]

Awesome Amazing job well Done 👏👏Two Thumbs Up 👍👍

[@samuel-maa]

How many ads are in this video, gaddemn........

[@beautifulx7405]

Why am I so fascinated with these documentaries? If I were to become an animal from the wildlife, I'll want to become a lioness, but I feel I'll be a hyena 🫤

[@DARKARTS9]

I hope you these guys are paid well

[@lostlegends3947]

Africa is always interesting and never fails to impress me

[@paulinesanford1910]

Ty it was great!!@@

[@DonnelIsaac]

Iove this channel

[@lpotts75]

Hyenas are real carnivores. They eat everything. I like how the meerkats all stand together 😂

[@roystroble3354]

Love the meerkats

[@CosmicStargoat]

Videos like this really help to put the nails on the coffin of special creation. I don't think these animals would have gotten along too well on Noah's Ark. 😎 Animals are pretty ruthless, but humans aren't much better from the perspective of history.

[@randallbowman2930]

Who says they got along on the Ark? But whatever makes you feel better... you have a lot more faith than any Christian if you believe animals created themselves...

[@ocean_on_ganymede3060]

Great video! I've got questions: which part of Africa was the lions filmed, and what are the name of the pride and the dominant male? And about the painted dogs, what is the name of the pack?

[@dougllaz6267]

31:27 Another lie in this garbag* Chanel, many humans was killed by piranhas

[@AxxinTheSupernova]

Yall getting wolves and coyotes mixed up in some of this footage

[@PatriciaSparrow-im5xb]

Lions have to be able to remember each other's waiting area during the hunt.

[@brooklynbensonhurst9701]

While everything you just said about the film makers is true, I wish they were honest when telling the stories. I have noticed they tend to use clips of other filmmakers' works while telling their own stories. It often becomes an inaccurate story.

[@LilD1988]

I was just thinking that. Cause with the cheetahs there where three at first. Then when they got the wilds beast there where 2 and the lighting was different as if it was a different time at night or during day

[@stevenanthony199]

Hello Brooklyn how are you doing today

[@peytonkieninger4236]

I love documentaries❤️

[@gabrielandreidumitrescu4200]

Me too

[@StockGirl-mi3xv]

I know it's life and survival,, but it's still sad 😭😭😭

[@falcorusticolus4360]

I was hoping for a segment on the Harris's hawk (Parabuteo unicinctus), formerly known as the bay-winged hawk, dusky hawk, and sometimes a wolf hawk, and known in Latin America as peuco. The only bird-of-prey that hunts in packs.

[@mikefrost1312]

Seeing the lion hunting down hoggs makes me happy !! Sure, they aren't "invasive" there.. but everywhere else they are lol. I suppose there, they even out the food chain with how much they produce & how much all the different predators need to eat. If they can't get zebra, Buffalo, or something like that, there's probably ALWAYS pigs they can grab..

[@joyceyagoda4207]

I always thought they are only nuts and things like that!

[@canecorso1282]

This kind of fight has rarely been filmed? Uhhhhh wrong 😆 🤣 😂 😹

[@chrisjenkins203]

Many cubs are allowed to eat with their father, or the big male, who’s the head of the pride. The only times that cubs die from starvation, is when the pride as a whole is having trouble finding/killing prey. This usually happens during the dry season, when the prey has relocated and the lions are left in their territory with very little to eat. In that scenario, the pride as a whole will have a lack of food and yes, the cubs can die easily in this predicament. Fortunately, this scenario is rare because lionesses are able to time their pregnancy with making sure the cubs are born around the beginning of the wet season. But yes, it’s a fact that the males will almost always allow the cubs to eat with him, if he sired them. Just wanted to clear that up because this documentary gets that part wrong.

[@gc2o4tom81]

Narrator blew it on the accent at 46:03

[@desiraecadena8238]

The Zebra didn’t even know it was coming 👀😳💩😭

[@darwintorres7895]

Nat geo documentales en español latino x favor gracias

[@kenalexisdiaz3048]

I love rivalry of lions and hyena

[@126677dede]

Do the prey ever sleep….🤔

[@stevenanthony199]

Hello Denise how are you doing today

[@CrystalSanchez094]

for some reason the narrator sounds exactly like the one from the TV show "growing up" on animal planet years ago

[@FairyMoonTarot]

Love the videos but can we stop with the 20 sec pauses ??? Annoying..

[@MILABRRA]

NATURE IS TOUGH

[@jampasurprenant1794]

I do have respect for the lions They are hunting for their family and for a survival .

[@edermarcos2577]

Profeta Isaias capitulos 11 e 65 !!!

[@airprok8328]

And one male lion, they wouldn’t be taking anything

[@BascoJeff-pz7mo]

cool

[@jameshodge1517]

Used to like chimps but not any cannibalistic more! `:(

[@seansantos1412]

Lions are not the only social big cats anymore…. That’s old.. mountain lions in South America are hunting in prides as well

[@raymondsmallze5378]

Now this is a a creature that is Severely underrated. They are in the top ten ,in so so many ways of survivability as well as adaptability against tremendous odds " climate change for one " ! There hunting abilities go 2nd to none..

[@seidibindumol8496]

yeah,.. i'am very much well to watching this video it's can be make me create the new opportunity experience in views

[@kouryredmond344]

Yay

[@donaldbell8815]

The lion cubs can eat with their father but the loinesses can't they must wait until the males are full and done.

[@litahsr.8226]

always see lions but hardly ever see chimps and gorilla killing

[@billl.2441]

It's scarry when the male lion get in on the hunt.

[@jonlitwin1161]

Well Done Mate…….

[@animalmovieandshowclips7277]

20:30 12:35

[@jaheimjackson6184]

Did y’all know lions sleep 16-20 hours a day so the videos he have to put together

[@gena8024]

Hyenas the baby lion 🦁 love them

[@s.nur2129]

❤😮