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How about the shots? You know people spend weeks or even months observing these animals with a camera to record the exact minute something interesting happens. The narrator and the script writer probably spend 2-3 hours working on this. And you come here to say that the good thing of this video is the narration? What's wrong with you?!

@@johnwt7333What’s wrong with you? Don’t play the work of the script writer and narrator down to uplift the work of the photographer. The narration IS very beautiful and stands in stark contrast to other nature documentaries which use a simpler and much more direct language. It’s almost novel-like. I can understand OP's praise. You however are nothing more than a dick

Hi cartoon80s90s! Thank you so much 🥰

The narrations irritate me. I don't mind a little sprinkled in here or there just for context purposes but I don't need a play-by-play every moment as if I can't see for myself what is happening.

Hi @@johnwt7333! Some incredible fact for you: our filmmaker lived and filmed more than 10 years among the lions - did you already watch our latest upload? It's the making of of our lion-videos, guess you'll like it 🤩

@@bluejar5614 yes it does goofus they can't stand their ground for as long as the lions can wait. They'd have to leave eventually

​@@bluejar5614someone's never played The Isle and it shows

What do you mean by less anergy, from a grass or vegetables?

100%!

Lions attack as team.

Lions are coward animals which can not dare to atteck on a group of buffaloes. They can't even dare to attack alone on a single buffalo and as soon thay find the buffalo defending aggressively they Don't stand it and flee away.

@@cijengeorge8186They were a team and lost. Losers 😆

They actually do! But sometimes they get spooked and panic. That is what the hunting tactic of the lions is aiming for

@@terramater It's somehow so satisfying to see, when prey animals occasionally turn on the predator - although I know, we shouldn't take sides, when it comes to wild animals. Great footage 👍

They have one. They attract hunters in long grass, then encircle them and just ram and stomp on the poor victim again and again and again until it's death.

Buffalo is pray animal and Lion is predictor..

@@rajrb593 I mean they're nicknamed the black death and widowmaker so yes you pray for your life when you see a buffalo.

Thank you so much! They did indeed 🐃

You can never go wrong! What would you like to see next?

@@terramater If it has this format? Anything. I like this narrator. The narrators for the last few days were pretty good, but this guy and the female narrator (who narrated the Egypt video were pretty good too). But if I could suggest a video title why not about Nepal doubling its tiger population?

Thanks for the feedback and for the suggestions ❤️

@@terramater you're welcome. hope you'll hit 1million subscribers by the end of the year. you guys will deserve it.

We tooo! Fingers crossed!

Thank you for your kind words! Lions are truly fascinating animals and their behavior at this special place in Ruaha National Park, where we shot all the material, is outstanding. Our director Owen Prümm has been filming there for more than 10 years! And yes, there will be a Making of of this series very soon on our channel, so stay stuned 🤓 and we are also working on showing our full-length docs to all of you here! Are you more in 50+min videos or do you prefer short ones like our last upload?

@terramater wow, that's awesome! I can't wait! And I'd honestly be fine with short form and full-length documentaries. I think more long-form content would be great personally, but I understand that many consumers are seemingly more interested in shorter videos these days. I'd watch anything you put on this channel!

We‘re glad you‘re here and part of our community! Thank you for sharing your thoughts!

Thank you 🦁🐃 yeah we think so too

It's a very strong image!

Absolutely! 🤣

Hey @StonerInMN! Yes those are Cape Buffalo

Cape Buffalo is the most feared beast in Africa and it's not even a predatory animal

But guar would kill lions

Yes but unlikely since gaurs are bad at defending themselves

@@TheInfinityAvenger tiger is bigger and stronger than lion but it has no courage to attack full grown guar !

For sure!

Hi Joe! Nature is brutal!

Hi Mark! Thank you so much fro saying that 🥰

Hi Sam! You can check our playlist Nature is Brutal: kzfaq.info/sun/PLZ3CjNbCdQe-ELSdJar_ANwT4QBYBOHnd And not always the prey has a happy ending on our videos

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Totally!

Nature is brutal

Hi alveolate! You are correct 😍🦁

Thanks 🥰

Wow 😱

Hey friend! Thank you for the input, but could you elaborate what you mean exactly? The avatar pic or the header? And also why? Thank you!

​@@terramaterThe thumbnail, it's ai generated isn't it

your* you're is short for "you are"

​@@terramateri dont know about their issue is with it but for me the logo was so similar to the background its hard hard to see, especially on a small screen

Your new channel picture. Could be a me thing, I usually find a creator changing their photo as somewhat jarring, but I will say the overabundance of green made it a lot harder to recognize this amazing channel.

Thanks for watching it!

@@terramater Welcome 🙏

100%! And more about Lion is coming to our channel 😏

Exactly!!

Crazy, right?!

on another day, a stronger male lion can take down a Buffalo by himself. It's a give and take depends on who is unlucky on the day.

That Male lions Were younger . If they were in their prime .. they can easily take that down

The strongest Africa's predator is the Nile crocodile.

Indeed, the jungle is a harsh and unforgiving place!

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Hi @mosespeace8786! Couldn't have phrased it better 😉

But sometimes it happens!

Buffaloes are actually the favorite prey of prides. Lions know the risk.

@@dariusbrock2713 False. They prefer to attack antelope or zebra or even scavenging in general. And the prey preference of different pride or population can greatly vary. Only a few pride are specialised into buffalo hunting. Most other don't Dare to attack a buffalo or only on rare occasion.

Funny. More than half of a lion diets are cape buffalos . A single male lion hunts adult buffalos always, don't take excuses just because of this one video, is even young lions that have been kicked out of the pride, not More than 2 years. So what are you saying?

@@The_beast7_T That's 100% false, cape buffaloes are not the main prey of lion, by far. Most prides don't even dare to attack them, only a few pride of lions are what we call "buffaloes specialist", which kind of make most studies have biasied result as it really depend on the region and pride. And even those prides struggle a lot, some large pack where completely destroyed in a few bad hunt. lion mostly hunt zebra and wildebeest as well as antelope, gazelle and warthog Buffaloes are not an uncommon prey of course, but it's one of the more dangerous prey of lions. And one of the main cause of death in lion. More than hyenas, disease, other lion or elephant even. species such as zebra, impala, wildebeest, gemsbocks and some antelope, are favored over buffaloes by most packs. And no, this video doesn't fool anyone, because unlike what most documentaries shows you, most lion hunt are failure. With a 25% succes rate only on average. And can be as low as 12% success for somes specie and environnment. with hunting in the open being nearly 3,5 time less effective than hunting in bushland and shrubs, and hunting in the night and twilight being nearly twice as more efficient than during the day. Even a warthog have more chance to escape than being killed in a hunt (47% success). zebra and wildebeest hunt are around 38% succes at most. Adult cape buffaloes are fucking though, it's 500-800kg of muscle and large horn that can gore a lion in a single hit as well as hoove able to fracture the ribs of any predators. Lion and hyenas generaly goes for youngs, under 1 years when they hunt buffaloes. If we exclude humans, buffaloes are possibly THE major cause of death for lions, (other lions in intraspecific fight may be more common, but it mostly tagret male, not females). They're no joking, not for nothing they're called widowmaker and black death. They even have an entire anti-predation behaviour just to fuck up a lion and send him in a one way direct express flight to heaven.

@@deinsilverdrac8695 you're ingnorant, you didn't even show any prove. There's only one video on record of a cape buffalo who kills a lion and the lion is very old, apart from it no other records or account of a buffalo killed a lion. You are even saying a different thing, while am telling you that male lion hunts alone and kills bigger prey like adult giraffes, buffalo, wildebeest, zebras, wart hog, kudu, hippo, young elephants. Am coming with the link cause i don't say what i haven't seen. Lion success hunting rate is 30% when in pride or 17 to 19 % when hunting single. Where do you got your opinions from? You said lions die from hunting cape buffalos ? But you haven't even see a video of lion getting killed by a buffalo, you still don't know that a single lion attacks buffalos herd of 2000 to 4000 and come out with a kill,as you will see the buffalos running for their lives. And here you said lion success hunting rate can be as low as 12% , are you guessing this or what? A single lion kills 5000pounds African bush elephant (am coming with the link) and a single lion again an adult giraffe of 4500pounds , two male lion do kill adult hippos.

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Interesting approach!

We also have a video of two lions trying to kill a buffalo and it doesn't look good for the lions 😅kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jLyFosh63rKUZ3k.html

But that´s what they are - and everyone understands the explanation 🐃

@@terramater Technically, they're vegetarians. They're mammals, so they suckle on their mother's teat. So, it's incorrect as well.

​@@terramaterNo, I too, thought it was dumb Veganism is a choice, herbivore is biology