WILD DOGS deal with LEOPARD, HYENA and a LIONESS!

MalaMala Safari Moments: Episode 164.
- A pack of wild dogs kills an impala and then interacts with a leopard and a hyena before almost running into a lioness!
- The Tlebe Rocks female and her cub.
- An Ndhzenga male.
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From MalaMala Game Reserve to wherever you are in the world, we'll bring you moments from our daily safaris in one of Africa's most iconic private game reserves. This is essentially a continuation of our 'Rangers in Isolation' series which was filmed during the national Lockdown.

[@fillfinish7302]

Leopard cub looks amazing

[@Gordis57]

Adorable baby grooming mama >3

[@globalfunseeker6733]

Who wouldn't want one?

[@gustavosanchez23901]

The martlhy lioness is very strong, huge and Beautiful, now that she is 3 years 2 months old, she will still grow bigger?

[@billyyank5807]

The Tlebe Rock female and her cub....too cute! Momma is tired. Getting in that nap. Perfect safe spot for them.

[@carolenaleoni119]

Spectacular sightings full of action & drama😍Extra special seeing the Marthly lioness curiously looking on & stopping the wild dogs dead in their tracks. A vision of beauty, the Tlebe Rock mom & adorable cub in their majestic tree, stunning coat pattern is an almost miraculous disguise. Perfect ending with the Ndzhenga King roaring across his landscape♚❤️Thank you so much, *𝓜𝓪𝓵𝓪𝓜𝓪𝓵𝓪*👏

[@LotsofLisa]

Fabulous footage! OMG, that adorable leopard cub! I’m so happy to see the Tsalala/ Marthly lioness. She looks fantastic! That shouldn’t be a surprise with her impressive bloodline.

[@fillfinish7302]

Wild dogs are the personnification of together we stand .alone we fall. Humans can learn some lessons .

[@annettelane659]

What a video!! It amazes me how the dogs are pulling that carcass apart in no time (RiP Impala). Happy to see the fearless Ngoboswan male helping himself too.... Such a buzz to see the Marthly lioness again, she is looking physically amazing as far as I can see, although maybe just a little sad.... Tiebe Rocks female and her cub looking gorgeous, the little cub is so incredibly cute. Great vid guys, thank you so much. 💗💯

[@fillfinish7302]

Is she a loner ?

[@annettelane659]

@@fillfinish7302 Yes she is the daughter of the Tsalala lioness. The two of them were on their own but sadly Queen Tsalala died fairly recently.

[@watcher0777]

@@annettelane659 thank you for your understanding/info! This video was is really a spirit lifter, all the animals in the reserve living free!

[@levent.a.7280]

Wild dogs are not strong , impalas are super weak, wild dogs weigh maximum 10 kg which is very very weak

[@kcdav7]

One thing I find amazing is that the animals seem to simply ignore the humans in the car and go about there daily business.

[@katydickson5547]

WOW!!! What a fantastic sighting. Thank you for sharing.

[@jennybrown5299]

So much excitement with the dogs! So awesome to see Thlebe rocks’ baby!! Thanks!

[@lacynylons6317]

Oh Marthly daughter lioness. My heart still aches for the loss of your mom. I am amazed at how this young lioness has been surviving by herself. I am still rooting for the Marthly Pride to grow against all odds. 🙏

[@Wolf-FenrirMountains]

The leopards, the hyenas and the lions know that they are facing the most perfect elite special operations force that nature has given, the wild dogs of Africa, that the wolves do not get jealous of what I say, but here the leopard eluded the dogs like Messi with a soccer ball.

[@MaZaCar_Xiaoyu]

*football

[@levent.a.7280]

Wild dogs special force? 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 Lions see wild dogs as mosquitos or Flies

[@canetaesferografica9]

Wow, great video with a lot of action. Hey MalaMala, how is the Ndhzenga male who got beat up by the 3 invaders?

[@fillfinish7302]

Wild dogs were heading for a drink .

[@kathleenjones1399]

Beautiful Mala Mala❤

[@mandy707]

Great sighting! Thanks for sharing

[@RafaelSantos-wz8zf]

Thank you MalaMala. 👍👍👍

[@healthconscious1437]

Cute Leopard Cub

[@hookline2024]

Good job forward me friends 🦁🦁

[@rokhnroll]

Brilliant, did I notice they had a different call for each predator they encountered, hyena, leopard and the lion?

[@user-rm2bu9gt3j]

Люблю кошек!!! Люблю всё живоё. Люблю этот мир!

[@zorro11ification]

Tsalala girl looks great!

[@morganchetty7593]

Excellent footage and sightings.

[@levent.a.7280]

3:59 omg that Beauty 😍

[@kellyphoover]

MalaMala magic! and I love hearing Michael's voice, he was our ranger in 2019 and the best!

[@billreal76]

That was a beautiful interaction between the leopard and her cub. GREAT video!

[@billyyank5807]

Those dogs shredded that impala in no time. Holy smokes. Ate it alive!

[@warrioroneultimate7367]

Thanks ....what a sighting !

[@Fadedecho1]

How Kool to see the paints!! Doesn't take long to devour that kill. Such beautiful coats they have. They make so much noise. Up for grabs now. What a situation and sighting. Oh geez. Good instincts. Beautiful lioness. Awww sweet. A cubbie. And mom. ❤

[@craigball2732]

Great photography guys. Really enjoying your work. Thank you 🙏

[@jacquelinehall6198]

WOW - such awesome footage of these amazing animals. Thank you so much for sharing this great video.

[@lacynylons6317]

Still rooting for you last Tsalala Marthly lioness 🙏🙏❤️

[@fredricky99]

I love how wild dogs tear meat. True carnivores 🔥

[@WildlifeThroughLens]

Wow great sighting and video ❤🐾

[@billyyank5807]

Hahahaha dog walking in the sand going to the water....looks over sees a lion.....Instantly bolts lol. No hesitation,that registered real fast lol. The processing of that dogs brain was next level seriously. It saw a lion and literally no hesitation, run. The ability of that animals brain to see a lion then instantly run is incredible. I think it was how close it was. Like right there. Even with a head start,that dog could get caught by that lion at that distance. That's why it bolted immediately. I'm just amazed how fast it registered in its brain.

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[@myrthazenteno5322]

Peleas entre animales por 1 presa. Gracias

[@manuelwebe]

The question is: Who killed the impala in the first place? My guess is that the dogs did it and both the hyena and the leopard were scavenging at the dog's cost. Great stuff. Thanks for sharing.

[@healthinspector4827]

Obviously, the dogs are far more efficient than leopards and hyenas.

[@glenndrexler1677]

Now that, is what I call the law of the JUNGLE"

[@billyyank5807]

When it comes to food,the African wild dogs are the least aggressive canines towards other members. They rarely fight over food because it doesn't benefits the pack. They'd rather share so everyone benefits instead of just one or two. Wild dogs rely on their pack. I love those animals.

[@emmafagan]

I would love to see Tsalala lioness with a pride

[@JD-ku6vd]

#Emma fagan is she a loner? How old is she?

[@faiv3201]

beautiful wild dogs

[@search2learn776]

Please, i ask an expert, why these monsters don't care about the people sitting close to them in convertibles? Knowing that these people can be ready meals.

[@search2learn776]

@@paulibakker8880 🙏

[@mydays6625]

Finally a glimpse of marthly lioness. Is she still lone lioness??? Those wild dogs looked like jumping instead of running around the the tall grass.

[@genXdoom72]

The leopard got a piece lol

[@tatepearce7898]

An outstanding magical sighting thankyou Soo much. The sneaky cute hyena trying to get some the ever active painted 🐺 running eating and always bonding 🤗 then one of my most beautiful girls tsalala queen 👑🦁 aawweee I had to screen shot that pic of her she's saaaa pretty. Tlebe rocks queen and cub are just magnificent. Then to top it off one of our gorgeous nwas males 🤗❤️💯👌🦁

[@sampepeguruchamanic7239]

Genial el video, muchas gracias Rob, saludos

[@MrJaccTrippa]

Camera man doesn’t know how to zoom out to save his life

[@TzsNatureWithJameelFar]

this was awesome sighting they messed with the hyenas and the peopard but not vs the lioness

[@grtinfulleffect8349]

Just one of these days it will be interesting to see a big cat (not a cheetah) jump into an open top vehicle.

[@abouttime5000]

Wild dogs are just like piranhas.

[@samanthav8728]

0:20 When Wild Dogs started running towards Impalas I imagine the Imps saying "Well, there goes the neighborhood! Run for your lives!"

[@abouttime5000]

Amazing how the animals ignore the closeness of the safari vehicles.

[@alvarofortich6720]

Nice video!!

[@VivaCozette]

Impressive.

[@prettybird2588]

Is that the Tsala lioness?

[@nonenoneonenonenone]

I'm surprised your jeeps are so open, no protection at all!

[@Turtleback8024]

The wild dogs don’t eat for themselves, they eat for the family’s survival.

[@dosinsimanjuntak7933]

Hi l'm from Indonesia 🇮🇩

[@guitaristssuck8979]

Good for you

[@levent.a.7280]

Indonesia? 🤮👎🤮👎

[@stopthinkact7204]

This industry requires electric vehicles...

[@jimbird963]

Got enough cars there 🙄

[@culbinator]

How do you guys not drive over small animals when you drive off trail like that?

[@billyyank5807]

Fyi,these kinds of interactions happen daily. All these animals know one another. The hyenas know the lions in the area and the leopards. Leopards know the lions and hyenas and the lions don't like any of them around lol. These types of squabbles happen daily. Not all interactions end in violence. Most Wild animals would prefer to not fight because in many cases if they get injured then that could be the end of them.

[@allpro2812]

Shredded deer . any one?

[@guitaristssuck8979]

1st

[@carolenaleoni119]

Right, I was the 1st to like *𝓜𝓪𝓵𝓪𝓜𝓪𝓵𝓪'𝓼* video😉

[@guitaristssuck8979]

@@carolenaleoni119 that's because I allowed you to

[@carolenaleoni119]

Oh gee, thanks@@guitaristssuck8979 👍😂

[@freddiebantu6032]

We pray to the creator to save Africa's people fauna and flora from Aliens who land in 1652.

[@billyyank5807]

Big male leopard will easily kill one of those dogs. Easily. Hyenas better watch out too if they are younger.

[@furyofbongos]

There they go again, zooming the camera in too much. So much of the interesting action lost out of frame because of the obsession with zooming in as far as possible.

[@thehumancanary131]

So very sad...hordes of tourists extracting delight from seeing animals being ripped apart...makes me wonder what mental health problems they must have...

[@raddadray7535]

Like wtf is this the new wilderness now?Frigen humans following after all these animals. Millionaire tourists

[@gibbogle]

I wonder if anyone has tried raising a wild dog from puppy as a pet.

[@yossarianmnichols9641]

Harassing the wildlife as you surround them with vehicles. Me and my friends want to come over to your house unannounced and watch you eat supper.