The Apex Predators Of The Okavango Delta

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Lions in Botswana's Okavango Delta are observed as the prowl the waterways and hunt for their prey. Biologists tag the big cats to track their movements and hunting patterns during the floodwater season. Swimming Lions possess a strength that never fails to amaze. Watch as these apex predators as they battle to survive.
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[@deecooper1567]

What an amazing mother raising 2 cubs in that environment 👍🤩 Bless her heart ❤👵🏻❣️

[@mattspencer6154]

Wild animals are amazing. We love them bc it brings up back to the basics that only matter. Family and Food.

[@Dano.book-em24]

Just when you think you've stumbled upon a new lion documentary... these reruns have got to stop

[@NurFrancis-u9p]

So true 😂

[@ThomasMcRae-f3p]

Nah I'm enjoying watching them all over again it's been a while

[@laotouaxiong]

Go out there for 5 years, record and edit. Release a new documentary in year 6. Thanks!

[@Allsports48]

We watch them faster than it takes them time to do them😂

[@TheGecko86]

This is a testament to the strength of wild animals

[@nicolascento5218]

this is a very unusual documentary really. It is remarkable

[@naturaviva2024]

Lion is always number 1 in my heart 😍😍

[@amany5383]

No doubt

[@gerrywelderufael2481]

My preferred documentary ❤

[@NaturesKingdom0917]

Thank you for sharing such a great video. I love watching it.

[@everybodyyogastudio212]

I thought lions pawing the ground was not from practices of burying their food, but from burying the kills’ stomach which is full of acid and grass and is smelly which will attract other predators since they dont want to eat it and it just sits there, leftover

[@stellarwind1946]

All parts of a kill are smelly. It’s likely done to prevent it from spoiling the rest of it.

[@sammynatal6471]

How cool is it to have a special guest over for lunch. And have it hanging out on your shoulder.

[@HienSafariChronicies]

Very nice vidéo❤❤❤

[@The_Riddler21]

What an amazing content Africa is ✌️❤️

[@wildnaturedocumentaryus]

Very nice

[@user-pn9db8sm5w]

This is one of my favorite videos. I have seen videos of a pride of lions in an area which climb and lay in trees, another area where villagers feed lions every night so lions don't attack the people, another where generations of monkeys have learned to be quiet when lions are hunting, not alerting that they are in the area. For this, the lions never attack the monkeys. I've also seen another video about lions living in a water area, not sure if it's this same area. I'd love to see a video put together of all these different, alternative ways lion prides have adjusted to their environments.

[@markcaputo8300]

❤ Found this fascinating! ❤

[@PaulDrake-u7m]

Shame about the noise supposed to be music.

[@robertyoung7770]

These Lion's aren't swimming. They are walking in water and not out of their depth!

[@martytdd1606]

Yes, the footage that was used definitely showed this small pride walking in the water. However, the pride that was filmed for the eternal enemies documentary (buffalo specialists) were definitely swimming, tragically losing young cubs to crocodiles.

[@6980869]

The moment u know it’s not a new one - talking about GPS as a new technology

[@saidtv6606]

Very nice vidéo

[@DS-hs3qp]

Was a little disappointing, as it was about the people as much as it was about the lions.

[@sidneywilder2731]

🤣🤣🤣 yeah that sucks

[@bernardnardone5573]

C quand !! ? En français.....

[@okaylee1736]

Human collar tracks them but when they injured why don’t they nurse them back to health. They want to disrupt the lions lives of collaring them so they should nurse them back to health also. Just saying

[@okaylee1736]

All reruns because most likely these lions didn’t last too long in the delta. If theses lions were that big National Geographic would be in this year round

[@ЛукиСтрелы-ш2и]

Good thing crocks can't live there, so as hippo ,lions got it to them self.

[@anateixeira7972]

This video it’s so old lol as 15 years , OMG , why they do this , repit the videos , the problem is there’s more them 100 of groups and they all post the same think and people never know witch one is the original

[@ЛукиСтрелы-ш2и]

I never seen in, so it's all right

[@PrinceOfLight4]

😮What are they doing¿😅? 29:00 Hyena Lesbianism¿ No-one even dared to touch that one¿ They'd rather leave that part alone, leave it for another type of a documentary. Maybe they should-a left it out?

[@valentinegiwa5515]

But the lions are NOT swimming in the real sense. They are walking in the water. So the title is somewhat misleading. Tigers do swim. In this documentary they show paws of a swimming animal, but when the lion is shown in full it is walking in the water

[@anateixeira7972]

They are swimming, on this video we can see that , whatc the video with good eyes 👀 please

[@zolisamaine3518]

Selective observation

[@ronnievorster6361]

They do swim ,should make a trip and see for yourself

[@trailblazer1047]

What problem they are doing fine without your help.