WILD SAVANNAH | The Lion's Journey to Becoming the Ruler | Animal documentary

[@BrobadaicaWildlife-o5i]

Following the arduous journey of the lion on the road to becoming the ruler of the savanna. From the early days of learning to hunt and protect the territory, to the fierce battles to assert power, the film clearly depicts the survival instinct and resilience of the king of the wild. Amidst the beautiful scenery of the savanna, where life and death always go hand in hand, the journey of the lion is not only a story of strength but also a tribute to the spirit of solidarity, courage and the balance of nature. A captivating and profound work about the wild world.

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you for your eloquent description of the lion’s journey, the true king of the savanna! 🦁🌿

[@wildwonderjapan]

I have never seen a film as detailed and wonderful about the life of lions as this video. 🦁 makes me feel like I am accompanying them on their journey to become the "king" of the savannah. Truly admirable! Thank you to the team for bringing such an excellent work! 🌿✨

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you so much for your heartfelt compliment! 😊 We’re thrilled to know that the video gave you a vivid experience and a sense of journeying alongside the lions on their remarkable path. Your encouragement motivates us to continue creating more incredible content about the natural world. We hope you’ll keep following and supporting the channel! 🦁🌿✨

[@mikerage1011]

Wow a lion documentary that actually shows mostly lions. And no loud music. And they aren't making up crazy facts that are lies. Good job to everyone who worked on this documentary

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you so much for the kind words! 🦁🎥 We always strive to keep the content authentic, focused on the animals our audience loves, and free from disruptive loud music. Feedback like yours is a huge motivation for the team to continue producing high-quality videos. We hope you’ll keep supporting and enjoying the channel in future projects! 😊🌿

[@kevinbrauer9036]

Another mighty fine video by Wild Nature!!.. Thank You to all..Kevin.. 🙂

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you so much, Kevin! 😊 We’re thrilled to know you enjoyed this video. We hope you’ll keep following and supporting us to discover more exciting content about the natural world. Your encouragement is a great inspiration for us! 🦁🌿✨

[@markokada7311]

As always, paying scrupulous attention to its minute details as regards the life of predators, Lions, I fully enjoyed this superb, spectacular, & sublime film; it seems that the key to the survival of these animals in such unforgiving environments must be Ingenuity, Resilience, Perseverance, & Tenacity which are a testament to their unyielding determination to manage to live & thrive no matter the odds! This episode captures the raw, unfiltered, & unmissable momentous footages of life on the corner of relentless, hostile region of our planet. Experiencing the heart pounding tensions as predators hunt to survive & preys rely on instinct to evade capture, I believe that it simply exhibits us to discern nature's perpetual cycle of life & demise. Admiring & appreciating this unparalleled film from the luxury & comfort of my small but cosy dwelling. Reiterating again, I'm much indebted to you all concerned to prevail in the glory of production.,,,,(11/21/24)

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you so much for your wonderful and inspiring comment! 🌟 We’re thrilled to know that you’ve appreciated the profound values captured in this episode and recognized the marvels of nature’s survival cycle. Indeed, it’s through ingenuity, resilience, and relentless effort that these wild creatures endure such unforgiving environments. We hope these visuals not only provide an emotional experience but also inspire us to cherish nature even more. Looking forward to your continued support and engagement with our channel! 🦁🌿✨

[@4kwildanimaldocumentary]

This wild animal documentary is the most fascinating thing I’ve watched today 😍

[@markokada7311]

@@4kwildanimaldocumentary Yes, I can't agree more! Meanwhile, you have a marvelous day however you spend it & stay safe & healthy for eons wherever you reside on.

[@saidtv6606]

Bon courage et bonne continuation

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you for your encouragement! 😊 Your support is a great motivation for us to keep striving. We hope you'll always stay with the channel! 💪✨

[@moneyshot239]

I love love lions with a passion

[@wildnatureus2024]

Lions are truly amazing animals to love! 🦁💛 They’re not only powerful but also exude majestic beauty, perfectly deserving their title as the "king of the savannah." Hope you continue enjoying and supporting lion-related content on the channel! 🌿✨

[@moneyshot239]

@@wildnatureus2024 yes thanks I will

[@cornell833]

Wild savannah ❤ favorite animal the 🦁💪

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you for sharing! 🦁💪 Lions truly are the symbol of strength on the wild savannah. Hope you’ll continue enjoying the amazing footage of these incredible animals. Don’t forget to follow the channel for more exciting insights into the natural world! 🌿✨

[@cornell833]

@@wildnatureus2024 most definitely the 🌎 appreciate your content keep it coming 🤞💯🙏

[@wildnatureus2024]

@@cornell833 Thank you so much for your encouragement! 🌟 Support like this is a huge inspiration for us to keep delivering more amazing content. Stay with us and keep enjoying the journey! 🌿🤞💯🙏

[@nirobislam4129]

i have an unshakable admiration and deep love for lIons .

[@rolfwenigmann717]

These overdubbed animal sounds are really spoiling such a beautiful video, a good example, that less is more sometimes.

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you for your feedback! 😊 Our team will consider adjusting to ensure future videos deliver a more natural experience. Suggestions like yours are invaluable for improving our content. We hope you'll continue supporting and following the channel! 🐾

[@rolfwenigmann717]

@@wildnatureus2024 Your constructive answer made me subscribe to your channel. Whenever I think I could help you with my opinion in the future, i shurely will.

[@wildnatureus2024]

@@rolfwenigmann717 Thank you so much for your support and for subscribing to the channel! 😊 We truly value your valuable feedback. Don’t hesitate to share your thoughts in the future-we’re always ready to listen and improve. We hope you’ll continue enjoying our videos! 🌿✨

[@naturalanimals8k]

video is high quality. What equipment do you use to capture such high-quality animal footage?

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you for your interest and positive comment! 📸 We use professional wildlife filming equipment, such as RED or Sony FX cameras, paired with powerful telephoto lenses to shoot from a safe distance. The team also employs drones and stabilization tools to capture smooth footage. To ensure the best visuals, we dedicate a lot of time to observing and patiently waiting for the most remarkable moments in nature. We hope you continue to enjoy and follow our upcoming content! 🌿✨

[@markcaputo8300]

❤❤❤❤❤ 😊😊😊 Thanks!

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you so much! ❤😊 Your support is a great motivation for us to keep delivering amazing content. Stay with us for more! 🌿✨

[@mariasoares5453]

É isso mesmo traiçoeiro e significa atrair a presa com sucesso viva os leões 😂

[@wildnatureus2024]

Exatamente! 😄🦁 Essa "traição" é, na verdade, uma verdadeira arte de caça na natureza. Os leões não são apenas fortes, mas também muito inteligentes ao trabalharem em equipe para capturar suas presas. Viva o "rei da selva"! 🦁✨ Obrigado por compartilhar esse entusiasmo!

[@mariasoares5453]

Os leões são traiçoeiros 😯

[@wildnatureus2024]

Os leões podem parecer assustadores, mas estão apenas seguindo seus instintos de sobrevivência! 🦁✨ Essa "traição" que você mencionou é, na verdade, uma estratégia de caça eficiente que os torna predadores de topo. Além disso, os leões vivem em grupos e mostram muita união ao proteger uns aos outros. A natureza é fascinante, não acha? 🌿

[@mariasoares5453]

Sim muito fascinante a natureza perfeita 👍🏻🥰🌱🍃​@@wildnatureus2024

[@SimpleGarden115]

54:11 A male lion cannot win against a tiger with this fighting power.

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you for sharing your interesting opinion! 🦁🐯 In fact, comparing the strength of a lion and a tiger depends on many factors, such as size, combat experience, and specific circumstances. Tigers are often stronger in terms of muscle and attack power, but lions have the advantage of developing combat skills through group dynamics. A fight between these two species is hypothetical and doesn’t always have a definitive outcome. Hope you keep watching the video and discussing more with us! 😊

[@christorres3487]

The male lion dectates to the female lions, "Go get dinner!" make the male lion king!

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you for your interesting comment! 🦁 In reality, within lion prides, the females are the primary hunters responsible for providing food, while the males protect the territory and the pride from threats. The male lion acts as the "king," but it's through the teamwork and efforts of the whole pride that they all thrive. Quite an amazing balance in nature, isn’t it? 🐾✨

[@christorres3487]

@wildnatureus2024 thank you great reply because the truth. My commit was meant for humor comparing the animal kingdom to humanity.

[@garyharris4008]

Since prides are territory oriented, I ? how far they follow prey; forced to wait for next rainy season?

[@wildnatureus2024]

Great question! 🦁 Typically, lions in a pride don’t stray far from their territory as they need to defend it from rival prides. However, if food becomes scarce, they may temporarily venture farther to hunt, especially following migratory herds. During the dry season, when prey is limited, they often rely on strategies to hunt weaker or straggling animals. Once the rainy season arrives, prey usually returns to their territory, offering better hunting opportunities. 🌿✨

[@unurbuyanerdenebat7516]

Ool

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you for stopping by! 😊 If you have anything else to share or thoughts about the video, feel free to leave a comment. Looking forward to hearing more from you! 🌟

[@thomaswilliams6155]

I bet that Im not the only one watching lion videos a lot. they are soo awesome. so when you tell us that a Kudo "will last them a week" just seems silly to us, like a frustrated writer grasping at any exotic description of that which has been described a thousand times over. t past his prime with a bead of sweat running down his forehead as he see's his viewership decline like the depth of many rivers in lion country. I suggest telling Groc to tighten up the truth as you tighten up the editing. peace

[@wildnatureus2024]

For a single lion, a kudu weighing around 190-270 kg could provide enough meat to last about 10-12 days, assuming it’s not shared with any others. However, in the wild, lions rarely eat alone as they usually hunt and feed as a pride. This means the meat from one kudu is typically consumed much faster, lasting only about 2-3 days for the entire pride. 🦁 Hope this helps clarify how lions make use of their food in the wild! 😊

[@innocent8136]

Tigers are the real king of jungle hands down 😏

[@wildnatureus2024]

Absolutely, tigers with their strength and majesty definitely command respect from many other animals! 🐅 Interestingly, though, tigers don’t actually live in dense jungles but rather in open forests or grasslands. Regardless, they are true rulers of the wild. 🌏 Thank you for your comment, and don’t forget to keep supporting the channel! 💪✨

[@scottorr9554]

Cuz they live in jungles, lions r kings of the dessert not jungle lol

[@AbdulAhad-ts3pb]

​@@scottorr9554I agree with you

[@matteoandersini6909]

Tigers are lone hunters...Lions actually have subjects, they rule over prides making them kings. I think that is the reasoning behind them being called kings.

[@Mlanjana]

100 years from now the lion will still be the king of the jungle.Get over it

[@darrylatkinson6185]

Too many ads!

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you for your feedback! 🙏 We understand that ads can interrupt the viewing experience. However, they help us sustain and produce more high-quality content. We hope for your understanding and continued support for the channel! 🌿✨

[@tamizuddin]

Nonsense, just recorded from some others lion documentary, shame man. Stopped to do it while a lots of people working hard and spend so many months given to conclude the each journey.

[@wildnatureus2024]

Thank you for sharing your opinion. 🌿 We are committed to respecting and acknowledging the hard work of those who contribute to wildlife documentaries. Each video is produced with serious effort and dedication from the team to deliver meaningful and high-quality content. We’ll take your feedback into account to continue improving. We hope you’ll stay with us and share more thoughts to help the channel grow. 🙏✨