Fierce Kruger Park Wildlife Battle! 10 Lions, 1 Cape Buffalo, 1 Nile Crocodile & Herds of Elephants.

[@PKSafaris]

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[@k.lalhlimpuiahlima8153]

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[@wendyelsey7765]

I love the sound of the elephants when they are angry and swinging their trunks. Very dramatic and exciting. They just hate lions. I also love to hear the roars of the lions and see the sweet cubs. Thank you for bringing them into our homes to enjoy.

[@natlovesfashion27]

I want to mention that the lion and croc are showing respect to each other by leaving each other alone and letting one another eat without the threat of violence to one another. It’s understood the lions are king of the land and the crocs are king of the water. So respect is given for that. There are no other wild animals outside these 2 that could dare be that close while eating.

[@BoskiM]

Those 10 lionesses couldn't even devour half the buffalo overnight shows you how big these buffalo's are

[@ghetto_cupcake]

That little baby ellie was so cute! Love how the herd surrounded the little one to protect him/her!

[@jk5335]

Kruger is a must see for everyone! The interactions between different animals are like TV soap drama, this place writes its own stories! Also, crocodiles and lions sharing food (albeit uncomfortably) seems to be more common than I'd previously believed.

[@ckaz007]

The crocodile reminds me of a friend of mine who I invited over for a party and I couldn't get rid of him until after a few days, when all the beer and food ran out.

[@kensuccii]

The lions knew this croc is not just a piece of log lying there they know how dangerous it is when provoked i love that beast mode and self confidence of the king croc.

[@tahiraabdul1701]

Nile Crocs are the Worlds bad ass boss Crocs super agresive,salty from Australia are overated.....

[@boomannewman]

that croc is the definition of freeeeeloader lmao.

[@kaliospits7831]

Croc is like,"easy now im not here, im a statue, dont worry about me, im a rock, easy now"

[@jazzyjbutterfly4929]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@La-familia-de-Fazio]

That croc definitely showcased a new technique for scoring a meal! "Stealth nibbling!"😎

[@Schlumbucketreturns]

That big crocodile is too cool. And the lion thought twice about swatting at him. It helps to have skin made of armor.

[@mutualdecline2174]

Crocodilans nor alligator species skins are not tough to bite through. Jaguars kill caimans all the time & tigers can kill crocs

[@greatdane4672]

@@mutualdecline2174 Caiman are very little and no skin like Salty or Nile. That one video on KZbin were a tiger killed a croc was a sick old mugger. No way they stand a chance against a big Nile and deffinetly not a big Salty. Period

[@mutualdecline2174]

@@greatdane4672 -Black caiman are actually quite large -Caimans skin is nearly identical to that of crocs as they are of the same species -Jaguars have one of the strongest bites of all cats, stronger than lions -My point was that crocodilan skin isn't tough enough to withstand bites due to the fact that their skin can be pierced, regardless of what size they are-adult or not. There are many videos where a croc would retreat to the water when threatened by a tiger or a lion pride not to mention that there are vids of crocs being bullied or killed by hippos & elephants but I'm not talking about a fight between beasts. I'm saying that they don't have skin that's impenetrable.

[@camm8642]

@@mutualdecline2174 jaguar don't target large black camian.....they might go after sub adults and smaller camain species.

[@Mdunknown4133]

@@mutualdecline2174 no bru that's not true I never saw a video that elephants or hippos killing a crocodile never ever but I saw some videos crocodile attacked elephant Or crocodile attacked hippo 🦛 And they have thick armour that can't be pierced that's scientifically proved that it's bulletproof and lions can't pierce it with their jaws or any other big cat. If, we talk about tigress that killed croc was old and unhealthy if you saw that video then see that crocs skin it's too dry and that period was a dry season and that croc was searching for a watering hole and for your kinda information that tigress took 13 hours to kill that mugger croc and lost her 2 canines. All the statements are proved by Indian geographers and researchers.

[@mleonab3]

People talking too much..finally quiet & letting guide do his job..great video

[@crazy4felines4ever]

Great video and I loooove the music!

[@PKSafaris]

Glad you like it!

[@sLyOnE_NYc]

That last elephant herd was like everybody gotta go, humans included .

[@sumaiyahhussain8839]

Baby I'm not even here, I'm a hallucination

[@LorenzoDeBordo]

thanks for the quality of the doc : detailed, mapped … 👍 A very good job

[@claudiasangwais1129]

Quite a few young lions males and female with one older female must have broke/escaped away from a takevover pride Excellent hunting skills taught

[@jamesfauver2447]

Excellent video

[@PKSafaris]

Thank you very much!

[@jamiemackay5267]

THAK YOU VERY MUCH

[@terrydabill283]

fierce wildlife battle was actually a croc sat near the carcass and elephants running past WOW some fierce battle that was

[@adonislimes6156]

I love how the Lions just "accept" the croc is going to eat their kill with or without them lol

[@ali10833]

the fuck are you saying,the croc is waiting all the time just letting the lions eating

[@gailhowes9398]

I hope this an educational private park so people can enjoy nature and only shoot with cameras❣️

[@PKSafaris]

Some interesting facts of the Kruger Park The 2 000 000 hectares Kruger National Park in South Africa can only be described as huge! It’s about the same size as the whole of Israel, a little smaller than Belgium and about a third of the size of Ireland. The Kruger Park is approximately 360 kilometers long, has an average width of 65 kilometers and, at its widest point, it is 90 kilometers from east to west. There is a network of some 1800 kilometers of well maintained roads and the Reserve has 21 rest camps, 2 private lodge concessions, and 15 private safari lodges! “Huge” extends beyond land area: It his home to 336 tree, 49 fish, 34 amphibian, 114 reptile, 507 bird and 147 mammal species.

[@kaijumecha5766]

Guys, let’s just shut up and watch quietly! Why the crocodile? He is like weird friend who showed up in the dinner without invitation

[@wykeishacraft6820]

Excellent Piece Of Work , all them lion and one cape buffalo. I 💘 💘 the video and thanks for sharing

[@cdiana1]

Spectacular piece of work. Well done, thank you.

[@russellcrowe3135]

Классные съёмки, хороший сюжет!

[@SpelKille]

Cute croc

[@elydpink5]

This is a young pride.

[@Fadedecho1]

GREAT FOOTAGE!!! Love the reaction from the ellie's. They definitely don't like a killing. 😎

[@joey22306]

True . Excellent footage

[@eugenemarshall2532]

That's the most mannerable crocodile I've ever seen

[@sarahpearce7465]

I agree 👍

[@sali3492]

Croc: lets pretend that the lions wont notice me

[@atolffhiddler1668]

Croc: fellahs, iam actually a lion in Croc outfit

[@gwenrowland3272]

I love you he qualifies of your videos and the subtitles too! It’s the best. And I would love to book a safari!

[@PKSafaris]

You are welcome to come and visit us at www.pksafaris.com

[@mathieulamirault8262]

Great sighting. Thank you for sharing

[@Pllm30]

Crocodile; "Let me pretend that I'm sleep, so I can sneak bites."

[@paarthaw8178]

haha, no wonder it survived for millennia. Tough nuts!

[@TuTran-hr7le]

I like .

[@fajryahmad5575]

Waah ini baru seru singa vs kerbau vs buaya and vs gajah ,, di indonesia tak ada seperti ini 👍👍👍

[@nikolakrstic7139]

Everybody can see in this video who is the boss in the wild.Elephants are so strong,this video show that.😉😉😉😉😉😉

[@F430markun]

I was very interested in Japanese responding while lions are attacking to a buffalo as I didn’t expect Japanese tourists in this video. This made me so happy!

[@mgn5667]

Great Footage,,.crocs are such a terror

[@robslaughter5132]

@ritemoelaw_books83 yeah even the elephants avoided that croc he didn't even move

[@jamiemackay5267]

you jusst need to know how to communicate with them, opnce you get to know how they fel they really nice peoples

[@dizzy1369]

That Croc though. 😂🤣😂

[@franciscusjohannesburger3720]

Thanks for the video !

[@gulmerton2758]

How can lions feel so relax and not threatened right next to the croc who incidentally doesn’t make a move. Weird.

[@trainzsimulatorgaming3378]

If You Know Lion And Crocodile Share Their Food If Crocodile Will Kill Any Prey And Then They Share The Food With Lions And If Lion Kills They Share The Food With Them It's That simple

[@dritemolawzbks8574]

The croc isn't doing anything and is out of water. He doesn't pose a threat to them because he can't surprise them.

[@johnanthonyp]

@@dritemolawzbks8574 That's right. And a lion's reflexes are on a completely different level to a croc's on dry land.

[@lunchien9516]

象群觀望，很冷靜的看著🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘～👍

[@jamiemackay5267]

yes i totall agree

[@BhupinderSingh-gp6qc]

Lions, Elephants Beauuuuutifulllllllllllllllllllllll ❤️

[@tommyhughes2264]

Croc like don't mind me dude i'am just chilling.

[@lourdesoliva3951]

nice video.

[@alsidezperez5089]

Muy buen el videos

[@theresawiltrout]

Awesome job Bernhard and Hennie....this was amazing to watch! I couldn't believe how the lion stuck its head almost completely into the buffalo while eating. This just makes me more excited for our next trip with you two....CANT WAIT!!

[@rogerfuqua6772]

Nice video.and great photos.

[@jamiemackay5267]

hmm its was okay hey..

[@matthewowens455]

Elephants :CHARGE lions: oh shit run and hide crocodile: please don't squish me

[@oasis5683]

Croc waiting patiently.😊

[@huskerdee1431]

Elephants are the “Karen’s” of the wild. “Get away from that buffalo! Leave that buffalo alone this instant!”

[@gerrytushh]

The elephants have a very young baby among them, so they don't want the lions to get any ideas!!

[@duanenash9474]

Elephants hate lions more than crocs

[@bleepus1606]

The crocodile is humble when it’s out of the water. It would have been a different story altogether

[@PAULLONDEN]

Who came up with this auto tune muzak intro for these docus must have some strange ideas about nature .👍🥴 Hey "guys' .....5:50 love the happy hour atmosphere ....shame about the lack of drinks though..... 6:33 👈🏻That was indeed hilarious😄

[@lunchien9516]

象群一來，連鱷魚也怕啊🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘！👍

[@KathyMaKB]

Those folks were so lucky to have this incredible sighting. I'm always sorry for the prey but circle of life. The cubs must be fed and I can only hope to have the privilege to witness something like this if I could ever go on safari.

[@Trishafuninthesun11]

Loved the footage guys great job and can't wait to see more of the lions!

[@TuanTinReview]

Video good

[@Horzzo]

The crocodile sleeping with a bite on the hoof not giving a shit. He's a crocodile he doesn't care about anything.

[@philipbuckler3861]

Great video--thank you..

[@elcordobes-i1h]

That was one big mother of a croc, even the lions were intimidated enough to not attack it

[@tontobb8956]

The males weren’t fully grown If a fully grown male and perhaps a pair f them. Would of attacked for sure

[@blazesmooth5573]

@@tontobb8956 One lion doesn't simply fuck with a croc, even a herd. Maybe to scare it away but a herd isn't attacking a croc

[@mutualdecline2174]

@@blazesmooth5573 You're wrong. I can attach several videos discrediting that

[@Tar-Von]

There was no need to attack, the croc laid there silently not making any aggressive sounds or movements. That and the lions were worn out. During their long rest and eating period, they sensed little to no threat. The croc understood how best to behave in that type of situation and it worked out well enough. It seemed to only be interested in an easy meal, like a vulture. A well played tactic indeed.

[@NishantShah13]

10 lion...1 Buffalo...1 Croc...1 Elephant...1 Hippo... and 1M Humans

[@tinhthanh3002]

Nice video

[@maarejoman3595]

You are perfect

[@maarejoman3595]

Perfect

[@donc2490]

Loved the entrance of the elephants too. And even though it's a different habitat--I think a croc/gator would have thought twice about approaching a tiger kill/feeding like that. Overall, very interesting and enjoyable footage!

[@SD-es1gm]

Don C every video it’s either tiger or mapogo nobody just enjoys new lion video

[@DLIX2DCLI]

You're right. Even a salt water croc would think twice before approaching a tiger kill, so forget about a croc approaching a couple of tiger feeding. That would be suicidal for any croc, unless its really massive. Lions are most effective in groups. They don't specialize in water or have much experience in dealing with crocs single-handedly. Ive seen single full grown male lions only intimidate crocs but never try to go in for a kill. This is one of the distinctive reputation that separates both the lion and tiger.

[@DLIX2DCLI]

@CHRIS SAVAGE Wrong! Do some research before you make a response. You obviously don't know what you're talking about.

[@DLIX2DCLI]

@CHRIS SAVAGE Fyi, there's no caiman in India. They are mostly in central and South America. Another FYI, tigers aren't afraid to go into crocodile territory and have been known to attack and kill these reptiles on their own. Salt water crocs are bigger and faster than nile crocs.

[@tamiince5627]

Tigers also eat elephants

[@sntsch]

14:05 The lion to the crocodile: What are you doing?

[@bigmoon.k]

Woo Woo​ lion king

[@halibut1249]

The intro aerial shots make it look like Krueger Park is close to some residential areas. Do the animals ever wander outside the park and how do they get them to go back into the park?? I know the Park is very large and adjacent to other large parks in Zimbabwe to the north, and Mozambique to the east, but animals go where they will go.

[@PKSafaris]

Hi They do get out of the Park and most of the time they get caught and send back or that is the plan anyway. Sometimes the communities that the law in their own hands and kill the animals unfortunately, it depends on the situation and animal of course.

[@bsrcsnh]

Fantastic video 💜

[@kennyblaaq6158]

Croc boss!!!💯

[@Maker659]

Lion: Take The smell Crocs: Okay

[@muratsamsung9202]

45 лет назад, у африканских слонов были большие, красивые бивни. Сейчас это какие-то зубочистки, а у некоторых особей, вообще нет бивней. Браконьеры под корень выбили весь генофонд.

[@trumpameri1638]

This crocodile is probably very hungry hahahaha hahahaha... never give up and maintain position

[@ericmorken7099]

24:47 For not listening I would have kicked them out of the vehicle and made them survive on their own with the kitties.

[@playerjpakira6937]

像の群れが最強ですね 映像でもこの迫力なんだから凄い

[@jamiemackay5267]

haahahhahahahahahhahhahahahha i agree with you

[@Zuleika_1]

6:39 excellent hunting skills 👌🏻 9:31 crocodile gets a slap 👋🏻 12:14 crocodile gets his first bite 🤤 14:05 crocodile “oh sorry I don’t know that got in my mouth” 😬 13:28 my heart was like omg it’s alone 🤦🏻‍♀️ 17:04 more Elephants 🐘 charge ( Elephants don’t like a kill ) ☹️ 20:03 Lion hides from herds 🐘 22:47 crocodile: “I swear it wasn’t me I was just checking to see if everything was ok well I’ll be off” 😂

[@MatrixDiscovery]

Lions didn't look to hungry to eat the buffalo.

[@judytregarthen9094]

Poor croc let it take a bite. Sharing is caring lol.

[@jamiemackay5267]

i agrree judy, we need more of you in this world , crack snapple pop

[@KeithsTVHD1]

Damn lions do not play ! Until the elephants show up.

[@谷加里奈]

日本人（🇯🇵）興奮しすぎ！！ 私もそれ以上になるとは思うけど。 羨ましい。

[@8606195482084]

😂😂😂 I love Elephants ey

[@dannyboy1779]

The croc???? Lol Now he has to be the elephant in the room!!!

[@lancefortaleza3665]

Elephants are the real king of the Savannah..the real deal.. they fear no one..they fear nothing

[@oasis5683]

Shut up

[@aidanshaw826]

except mice lol.

[@twagirimanaemmanuel1739]

You don't know, they looked like kings cause lions belly were full.

[@luidu07]

Well that croc just fear nobodys as well, hanging with the lions, and dosen't leave when the herds running at him lol.

[@boom7star731]

Plump bellies 👍💯

[@sinarsham6961]

Brave a croc.. Even on land.. 😎

[@askbats5407]

The croc was like I'm out of the water for eay too long. What the hell was I about to do again?

[@henryhenry8098]

Buffalo: The fucking Elephants arrived to late!!!

[@dd212NYC]

True Kings of the jungle the Elephants

[@sandrasunshine4250]

My suggestion is to mute the sound when too many are talking when you upload videos...they ruin the sightings with so much unnecessary noise.

[@Bokaj01]

11:18 croc - initiate tree trunk camo! It’s so big it knows no one is gonna feck with it.

[@lunchien9516]

鱷魚在陸地比較不可怕🐊。小鳥還在旁邊好奇觀看，要不是獅子群已有較大獵物，小鳥真的也會不保呢🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁～

[@pascaljohn5338]

Was this taken between Lower Sabie Rest Camp and Skukuza Rest Camp. That pride looks like the famous Lubyelubye Pride. Great video though, thanks for sharing.

[@aidacarrillo5979]

CH

[@D-One]

Its kind off odd that the croc is so close and they dont care at all...

[@geofffesh2080]

Indeed

[@halibut1249]

But the croc was very patient, he waited for the lions to eat & leave, before he started in. I don't think any animals prey on crocs, maybe hippos attack them once in a while. Lions don't know how to kill them or if they did, feed on them, so I guess they leave them alone at a safe distance.

[@dritemolawzbks8574]

@@halibut1249 I don't want to start an argument about lions versus crocs, but the lions can kill them. It's just rare because when the crocs are attacked, they instinctively run back toward water and the lions lose interest. Lions and leopards aren't afraid of crocs out of water. The crocs are a lot slower than them, and leopards will even eat food hanging from the crocs jaws.

[@halibut1249]

@@dritemolawzbks8574 - jaguars hunt alligators in the Amazon but those are smaller. I was thinking more of the monster crocs in Africa. I haven't seen any vids showing lions or leopards hunting and killing them. I've seen several the other way around. Except maybe for hippos, the crocs seem to be the alpha predator in rivers and watering holes. Not saying lions don't or can't hunt them, but I think it's very rare. If a croc drags a lion under, the lion drowns. Plus crocs have that thick armor, how's a lion going to kill one??

[@dritemolawzbks8574]

@@halibut1249 The crocodilians hunted by jaguars are called, "caimans." They lions know how to climb on the back and bite through the neck and wear the croc down. That's the way tigers do it. You've seen a video of a croc eating a lion? There's a fake video showing it, but if that existed it's so rare that it would go viral. I've seen one where a croc killed a hyena and a young cheetah. It's possible a croc could kill a big cat, but they would have to exhaust it or drown them first. With crocs being cold-blooded, they don't have the stamina to easily kill an animal that fights back.

[@zackmanani9863]

Crocodile is me trying to enjoy life in 2020.

[@link8097]

good in nais film

[@lucywalker9868]

How come lions are sat in front of a crocodile and it's not attacking the lion

[@OlaG-el9zr]

Uh well, I think Elephants are king of the jungle.

[@yfsanad]

They done even Live in jungles

[@krzysztofwasilewski2266]

Some try to apply human ethical behaviour to the wildlife. It doesn't make sense at all. Lions kill to survive; they don't murder their kill the way human killers do.🦁

[@knownothing111]

Krzysztof Wasilewski they kill other lions all the time to control the group.

[@منتصرالمناصير-ك6ح]

جميل

[@sohibaan4448]

Endah pisan euy pideo na. Upami kersa mah dameul deui anu ciga kiyeu