These Young Cubs Haven’t Yet Learned to be Afraid of Crocs

[@Chilayem]

The lioness always amaze me. They stick together, they take care cubs for each other, litterally like a family.

[@littleangel18]

They are an ancient family in unison w one another

[@chloethemessenger]

The best thing about lions is how family oriented they are. They will forever always be my favourite big cats 🦁♥️

[@black_squall]

And yet male lions have been known to slaughter entire prides (even their own).

[@emmanuelochieke1645]

Yeah, except when the parents leave the cubs to go wondering around alone in crocodile neighborhood.

[@wendeogden1930]

I agree, but those were slow responses lionesses! I think it was doctored to fit a time slot too. I noticed the background were changing a lot.

[@emmanuelochieke1645]

@@wendeogden1930 I think those lionesses are unfit mothers. Someone should have reported the incident to Child Welfare officials.

[@deniseyoung4494]

Lilith Rose yes!!!!!!!!!

[@missmiou6273]

'' Unfortunatly we're not allowed to interfere'' guy move his arm wildly behing the camera signling the babys to the mom : )

[@psadelachute363]

Joepie De poepie Oh no!!! Don't tell me that the «Fake News» movement has invaded... GoogleTv(KZbin) 😳 It can't be !!!

[@stfuplsok]

miss miou *behind *signalling *babies

[@kaleidoscope6623]

Joepie De poepie 🙄 that river has a lot of crocodiles. Even though it was heavily edited (let’s assume), the danger of the cubs falling down to the river is still very dangerous for them since the crocs could smell them.

[@stfuplsok]

@Joepie De poepie still made in China.

[@happybirthday2078]

@Joepie De poepie Van je naam heb ik al door dat je of Nederlands of Vlaams bent. 😂

[@xl5009]

Cubs sounds like meowing so cute.

[@ruthcecilia8103]

“I laugh in the face of danger” -Simba

[@yaboyjay8329]

Ok Ruth

[@tiffanyl3157]

LOL

[@SanjeetKumar-xd3ne]

No one should - major normal civilization

[@yusufali2402]

Nooo Girl it was NALA that said it

[@Simbala-bq5vy]

@@yusufali2402 But first Simba said the in the elephant graveyard

[@genzlegacy7988]

"Unfortunately we're not allowed to intervene" *throws cheetos at cubs to get them away from the river*

[@africaisacontinent2149]

Their situations were they can help these animals yet they do nothing but they proceed to carry their big #$$ cameras noisy vehicles to their habitats

[@sebastianalegre7148]

@@africaisacontinent2149 read a book on wildlife photography

[@michaelbarajas2495]

@fenrif that's not protecting though. Every animal has to eat and natures order is to be left undisturbed.

[@michaelbarajas2495]

@Occam’s Razor I mean I wouldnt take it that far cause I'm glad they survived but I think anybody would want to help them but we know we shouldn't

[@michaelbarajas2495]

@fenrif I'm in rules are rules for a reason. You dont help them or influence them in any regard unless its caused by man

[@capitanm2166]

It's so heavily edited and exaggerated... Those Crocs where probably filmed a different time, the Cubs where probably fine from the start, annoying...

[@boxingbeast1875]

The I.R.S 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@herbhouston5378]

"It's a welcomed relief for their aunt"... GIVE ME A BREAK!! Quit putting human thought processes into situations regarding animals! They do not have the same type of brain we do! They react... they don't reason out a situation! "Gee Martha... where do you think the cubs are?"... "Oh I don't know... maybe they went for a hike.?

[@Hirnlego999]

@@herbhouston5378 The emotion part of felines is similar to that of humans. If the editing is not misleading then it's clear that the aunt did react to their calls, but her idiots cubs didn't stay put so she didn't go to help.

[@sundeww]

Herb Houston lions have feelings

[@vsboy2577]

The I.R.S unlikely as crocs infest waters and are attracted to any movement in the water.

[@elcheapo9444]

"He's leading his sisters astray..." Folks, that's literally, not figuratively.

[@truesoulghost2777]

I totally didn't realize that. Thanks for the indisposable wisdom.

[@h7283]

It's metaphorically literal yall

[@lagadema16]

Oh my God, the tension here is insane, my heart is beating so fast! sweet little cubs

[@zarzartinwin593]

My God! Luckily there is a reunion 😅 stay safe with your mom little cubbies! Don’t be too naughty pls.🦁

[@dougedoug2105]

Lol, @ “luckily there is a reunion”... As if there was ever a true separation; More like a dramatization 😂 😂 😂

[@rmathers7998]

it's crazy how brave Lion's are. Even the cubs are born brave.

[@blondien6072]

Wow that’s amazing how the aunt ran to help just like how a human will do . Love watching these clips I never know lionesses were like that thank you for a great clip just awesome love the lions dearly

[@Cechil55]

It's like my brother used to lure me go somewhere so dangerous and I come home all scratched up. My mom's eyes widen with horror as she sees the blood on my thigh from falling onto the steel post, on my chest from falling on the low hills.....He was probably trying to get rid of me to save family's food.

[@carolv8450]

😂

[@potpolima]

I feel like they take random videos and make stories out of it.

[@idahomusic]

I fully believe it. Look how slow the aunt was moving towards the water with not a care in the world. fully fake.

[@shreyasshankar4109]

That's how they make a lot of these videos. Coupled with music, tense narration, most people believe it.

[@moffjerjerrod1579]

Yep!

[@mrsirman2177]

Correct

[@ronlawray1563]

DUH!

[@emmanuelochieke1645]

"The cubs were gone for 10 minutes before their mother realized they were gone," drinking in crocodile-infested river? Maybe it's time for the Department of Child Welfare Services to "intervene?"

[@timothyjones4959]

You expect them to upside down a water bottle or something?

[@datswhatsup2787]

😂

[@generalkenobi5173]

Na we be expecting them to shoot the crocs and take the cubs into protective custody.

[@TJL2010]

They need a whooping 😆😂🤣

[@TheOriginalFrankMatthews]

Lol

[@hardygirl51]

Didn't. I. tell. you. not. to. go. down. to. the. river? (I can see mama lion swapping those cubs with that pig paw of hers.

[@toby099]

Child abuse

[@actualideas8078]

New title: lion cubs get water and nothing dramatic happens.

[@rhyfelwrDuw]

My heart was in my mouth! When the cameraman said they weren't allowed to help I was like - "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!" stuff being allowed or not - these cubs are in danger!! I can understand they they can't interfere with nature, but it would be terribly tempting to do so - especially where the baby lions are concerned! I guess one problem would be if the mother lion smelled humans on their cubs, they may attack them? (I don't know for sure)!

[@Fadedecho1]

Unfortunately this scenario happens alot in the wild. Cubbies venture off from pride and mom. Get lost and ending is not good. Sad but nature is savage.

[@Splashstar216]

Yes, this is why having exotic pets are NOT cruel... Nature is absolutely brutal.

[@Fadedecho1]

@@Splashstar216 hello there. Wild animals were given a home of sorts on the planet from the start. That is their environment. And also the life they live. They survive and perish in the way it was chosen for them. That was the plan. Till humans interfered. So this scenario happens in the animal world. Brutal or not. And I believe a wild animal should be exactly where it belongs in the wild environments. Nor caged. Nor hunted. Nor poached. But each has own opinions so we must respect that. God bless

[@Splashstar216]

@@Fadedecho1 but humans are natural too. So if we wanted to keep some exotic pets and give them a good home, why shouldn't we?

[@Fadedecho1]

@@Splashstar216 if you have the ability and finances to care for them and it does not become a problematic thing to care for there needs then I can't say not too. I've seen alot of ppl have these type of so called exotic pets and have no clue how to care for them. So this issue is simply up in the air of sorts. Exotic animals are very complicated. But again if you have the ways and means it's a great thing.

[@derekdsouza8631]

@@Splashstar216 so is.corona

[@theartsyzoologist]

I absolutely admire the smallest details here, from a human perspective of course. Zuri ever so calmly trying to coerce her cubs to stay with their grandmother, as any rushed movements could over excite her cubs into chasing and most likely following her, or even worse, startling the other cubs into panic mode sending them off in different directions as they desperately try to maneuver themselves off the rocky out ledge. A lot of people would assume "Oh mum or aunty could easily go pick them up and whisk them to safety" which of course they could. However, what we humans see as a basic solution to this dilemma, Lions would carry out with a great attention to detail and a tactful thought process, which as we see in their skillful hunting strategies is not a foreign concept to these intelligent big cats. What a wonderful ending to a potentially devastating story!.

[@monica.masala]

Spoiler- nothing happens

[@deniseyoung4494]

Thank God!!!

[@yuurishibuya4797]

Thanks I was hoping someone would do this

[@asumamonsta]

the suspens though

[@truesoulghost2777]

@pablo mondragon it was all a hallucination bro.

[@Desaki65]

Thank you! I will watch now.

[@edgelord8337]

The lion cubs should fear those crocs because they work for the Australian army and they destroyed the Japanese at ramree island during ww2

[@dzflix164]

Yet Guinness officially recognized the Battle of Ramree as the world's largest crocodile attacks and most fatalities.

[@kevinanith2713]

Keep living in old testament, Australia vs Japan right now will be total destruction of Australia. You fought the Japanese when they were over stretched by fighting the allies

[@wufongtanwufong5579]

@kevin anith When Australia fought the Japanese in Singapore. They could have destroyed the Japanese army, except for a broken phoneline. In the battle for Singapore itself despite having the hardest sector to defend the Australian forces continually pushed back all Japanese advances and inflicted such heavy casualties on the Japanese forces they were days away from giving up. It wasn't until the British and Indian forces surrended that the Australians were also forced to surrender. In PNG, with Australia's regular army fighting in Africa. Australia was forced to send national service men. Basically factory/office workers, farmers, laborers, etc with only a few weeks training to PNG to stop a full invasion force of seasoned Japanese troops. The national service men were nicked named "choco's" short for Chocolate soldiers because it was thought they would melt away in the heat of battle. What resulted was months of battle that ended in the Japanese first defeat of WW2.

[@miketv3845]

@@dzflix164 It's a bit like the largest shark attack in history after the sinking of USS Indianapolis, also during ww2

[@splash5150izy]

@@miketv3845 .. I was Gone Mention that- 1200 Sailors Chomped in the Water after they Ship was Sunk- Apparently there were Thousands of Sharks in the Ocean at that Particular Time or More Likely Due to the Feeding Frenzy -The Smell of Blood in the Water- It Must Have Been Terrifying for them Sailors R.I.P to the Crew of the Indianapolis and to The Ship as Well *

[@bcs455]

The narrator's voice is so deep and serious that it can make even cutest thing in the world scary.

[@formulacam]

This could literally be a scene in Lion King

[@LucasBozovich]

Jordono da Vinci “an outsider doesn’t need anybody! I can take care of myself!” Lol

[@diveshsingh4U]

Hakunamatata

[@manaspie17]

There is a more dynamic scene with crocodiles in Lion King 2. Go and check.

[@CMZneu]

All that fake suspense that shows 2 scenes where they are trying to climb out 2:22 and 3:03, but it's same footage and the cubs probably got out easily on their first try.

[@MrJamberee]

Yes, this was all edited fakery. Nothing happened at all.

[@MrGlenn7710]

Wow!!...that was close!...glad they are safe!

[@thangchano]

1:20 my favourite line “unfortunately, we cant intervene.... gotta let nature ....”

[@blondien6072]

I love watching the lions and there cubs ❤️

[@judithcampbell3354]

My daily worries about this cub Spotty! 💙💜❤️

[@shuhuihong3868]

Thank God the cubs are safe!!

[@ItachiUchiha-ub2iu]

That's all editing the crocs weren't even there.

[@saurabhsharma6473]

Could be ya

[@archerlangfield8189]

Prove it

[@3Brandon11]

If there was a river, there were crocs

[@diridu9739]

2:15-2:17 the croc is there guys

[@nikkipik3411]

@@diridu9739 that's not a croc

[@mp5dbl0]

This is like Simba and Nala going into elephant graveyard in the ‘Lion King’

[@eastwood111]

So basically nothing happened just a lot of added drama

[@DetroitRockin]

That Croc was about to have him a double Cubby sandwich LoL

[@tmcjetlife4952]

Ayy yunggggg😂😂😂😂😂👌👌👌🐐🐐💀💀💀

[@tinaduong7355]

Tina. Thank you for your sharing video 👍👍👍👍👍😄

[@AmazingNatureRelaxation]

Beautiful image. These animals are so amazing but Nature is sure unforgiving. -ANRT

[@kristinapierre6419]

What is the full documentary with these lions and their cubs please

[@blueberrymcphuckerson9821]

Lol, this is a great example of how to make a good fearful propaganda piece: the cubs were never in any actual danger.

[@jahmah519]

Ime not saying it's all honesty but the patience of a cameraman is remarkable, animals in the wildlife dont live by time, sunrise sunset, eat before eaten

[@rajeevpaltrow8728]

When I watch wildlife footage I don’t really want to see the cameraman being filmed . Also notice how we never see the crocs and cubs in the same shot . This is some third rate suspense

[@hemoseedo2060]

Editing is a wonderful thing

[@blacklion6678]

The crocodile coming into the camera and to the cubs gave me anxiety-

[@riddyhaz7858]

Is it me or can I not get enough of this channel watch every one that pops up in my recommended😂

[@neotenochtitlan]

An excellent soup opera that keep you in the border of you couch 😂

[@TheQfe]

Dude, there are like a thousand crocs in every lake of Africa, but only like 100 lions in the world. It is your duty to save those cubs, bro

[@benjammin9471]

Your numbers are way off

[@digit4l165]

The beginning reminded me of when mufsa and Ali went to the hyenas Territory..🤣

[@josephvanhorn5347]

- Alright guys, stay with grandma while I go save your cousins from the crocodile. - We don’t wanna stay with grandma! - Yeah, Grandma smells funny! - We wanna go with you and save our cousins from the crocodile! - Yeah, Grandma sucks! - Yeah, Grandma sucks!

[@benb.a.479]

I hate when I hear them say they can't interfere, they have to let nature take it's course...but they are interfering all the time anyway with their vehicles. Predators use them to hide from preys, preys to hide from predators. Is that fair? Why not then 'humanely' interfere when possible...I call that equilibrium.

[@schandru6980]

Deleted scene from the Lion King

[@benvasilinda9729]

He will make a fine King one day, he has the leadership and fearlessness it takes to take over and run a pride.

[@GenevieFayeRPerez]

Reminds me of simba and nala wherein they went into the elephant graveyard.

[@robbiehobbs2009]

Im just glad I didn't see a lion cub getting eaten by a croc. Im sure that happens. Mother should pay closer attention in a croc riddled area.

[@splash5150izy]

That's why I came to the Comment Section before Playing the Video- I too Didn't want to See a Cub Getting Eaten ^^^@robbiehobbs2009- Now Um a Watch the Vid- Btw you are Right the Mother Should be Vigilant with her Cubs Around a River Period *

[@ahmetcihatcetin7822]

A classy narator, nice.

[@PatrickStar19872]

Cats are such amazing mothers.

[@GazAce]

Oh man that little noise they make 😄

[@dionnedunsmore9996]

Wow!!!😳smh as scary as that looked!!!😬 it ended up being a pretty cool outcome, n beautiful too i mite add. Their aunt even started to groom them a bit once they were united😊❤😁thats was cool!

[@janniesebastian4643]

Hi! What’s the name of the pride?

[@gilbertocoila3682]

Bonitos leoncitos..... What a nice ....

[@astrologystar6060]

From what angle did they film the crocs?

[@113dmg9]

It's better if you turn the volume off so you aren't distracted by the music.

[@sahrayasmin8534]

Lion Cubs ..are stinking cute ,😍

[@PikabooxxD]

I would’ve smack them “what i tell you bout goin to gator’s hood?”

[@vikramsrinivasan8176]

The best thing is Narration & BGM as if thriller movie

[@inesbarros1944]

Hey,little ones,take care with the crocs!! 🐊🦁🦁

[@vladimirputin7308]

now look simba: everything that light touches is ourss...... expect that watering hole..... don't go much closer to that alright?!!!

[@randomrandom3051]

Lion Cub: I laugh at the face of danger HA-HA-HA

[@askbats5407]

Nervewrecking footage

[@kevindouglas2093]

Man I love lions there’s so beautiful and all about family

[@GregEire2012]

Man they sure know how to make it intense. The reality is there probably wasnt even a croc there or if there was it was probably miles away not even aware of the cubs but they make out its getting closer and the cubs are in danger of falling in with no escape and mom is gone rogue and aunt is struggling with her cubs and cant help lol its very well done though, had me in suspence.

[@goatrazziroom]

Awesome story

[@AngelMartinez-tf9gb]

Him: there is a high chance the cub could get one Me:YOU THINK?

[@brooklynnjordan3847]

Thank god auntie came to help I wish times like that the guides could scream or holler for them to get away from danger😟😟😟thanks for sharing

[@moray9587]

Just stop naming them I never expect it and then I hear "Rose" 🤣

[@itreallydoesntmatter160]

Simba: I laugh in the face of danger

[@Erwin3333]

Wouldn’t be surprised if cameraman lured cubs to lake by leaving some food.

[@TRELL5044]

Just good editing filming .. cubs was never in danger bro

[@mayankraj2294]

Aliens be like unfortunately we're not allowed to intervene we've to sort of let nature take it's course

[@jbr496]

Plot twist: The whole time he was filming the cubs, a crocodile slipped up behind him at ate him.

[@psychiatry-is-eugenics]

I really hate that bullshet - “not allowed to intervene” 1:23

[@staramaan3133]

They lost...they were found....but crocs didn't reach.

[@rocklynquayson3967]

I like your work

[@Xtiansldrs]

Idk...I’m guessing right after that camera man said they can’t interfere he may have “accidentally” coughed aggressively... Since the next shot, they were suddenly by the rocks.

[@RK4CHRIST]

How do the people not get eaten or attached while being this close to them anybody have any answers?

[@everydaythings4422]

All of this crazy sound tracks the deep voices the cinematic views of a crocodile coming 🙄and nothing happened 😂 they stole my time

[@soul2dare]

Aye ur channel is on epic

[@ngokul3]

it's a plain marshy area @0:35 and all of a sudden @ 2:14, it becomes a cliff...

[@kaisoisla]

Wow @ 2:25 I didn’t know if that was a croc or Godzilla lol

[@matthewjay660]

Does Smithsonian ever show, er... “different” outcomes? 🐊

[@gunner2225]

If there really were crocodiles near by, how would this guy "intervene" without straight up shooting the crocodiles? He'd be just as likely to be crocodile food himself.

[@ParvatiParameswaram]

He can just pick cubs out onto inland from shore given there are no adult lions around to attack n rush back to his spot..

[@halibut1249]

I like the way the music builds up the tension. Just a walk at the beach for the cubs, but the music creates a mood of imminent danger.

[@singleman7629]

Lions cubs so cute to watch

[@MyVillageLife11]

Waooooo amazing beautiful video i like it's beutifull Natural

[@warnutztheloser]

I've never seen a croc attacking a lion

[@uromi-owuopukeme6081]

One of tge advantages of animals living in groups it easier to protect their young .

[@tweety373]

You notice how the lioness doesn’t get mad at her Cubs and we call them animals

[@camm8642]

wonder if it were baby crocs and adult lions if he would be disappointed he couldn't intervene.

[@YouToo510]

Yesterday i saw another video that a lions cub was taken by alligator and the mom was chasing to get it back. So the whole time i was cringing to see if this was the full version😬

[@rsjaurr]

Edited video. Various shots combined to create a lot of drama and suspense.

[@robbiehobbs2009]

Agreed.

[@romygime5822]

Is in their genes to be afraid of anything. Good smart kitties lucky Momma and aunty are near

[@popkorn1988]

The parents are not afraid of anything in the savannah, so do the cubs.