Lions, Owls & Frogs (Full Episode) | Everything You Didn't Know About Animals

Uncover the secrets of the majestic lion, the adaptable frog, and the king of nighttime stealth, the owl.
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Lions, Owls & Frogs (Full Episode) | Everything You Didn't Know About Animals
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Love, love, love all of them!!

[@SapdaWildLife]

It was amazing. I love animals. I always watch animals videos. I always enjoying. Thank for sharing this video sir 🙏 ❤️😊

[@just4mygrl413]

I love lions but I love all big cats. ❤❤❤ They are all amazing!

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I Love Lions 🦁

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Same .

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Cool

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[@gc2o4tom81]

“Luckily for humans, bullfrogs are banned from MOST track & field events”….. most? So which ones are they allowed to participate in?

[@SamuelJamesNary]

The Lion's reputation as KING really has little to do with its abilities but the image that it held. Lion prides often have a fair number of fights where the male protects the pride's territory from all intruders, most often Hyenas and other Lions. And as nobles noted this behavior, they then associated the male Lion's behavior with how their kings ruled. The king led the army to protect the kingdom. The male Lion fights to protect the pride, and so on.
And because of this, Kings often tried to associate themselves with that image which led to the Lion becoming a big part of European heraldry, even though by that time the European Cave Lion had been LONG extinct, and why many tribes and cultures have often had ceremonial Lion hunts as a rite of passage. Kings and leaders saw things in the Lion that they felt were important for their own rule and replicated it to reinforce that image, which over time continued to improve the Lion's PR and attention and thus the reference "King of the Jungle/Beasts."

[@colby7625]

I thumbed up for the owl portion.

[@larrylaurenzi1625]

I LOvE LIOnN

[@markbass354]

I CANT WATCH THE NEWS ANYMORE SO I WATCH THIS

[@BigDave423]

"King of the Jungle"
Jungle, comes from the Hindi word 'jangal' which can mean: desert, forest, wasteland, or uncultivated ground. Considering that the asiatic lion is also known as the Indian lion, one of the five pantherine cats native to India, I don't think it's really a stretch to refer to lions as "King of the Jungle".

[@charlesshaw4725]

Stop all this

[@cathybaker5720]

A

[@mackjefferson2585]

Hello greetings from this side of the world I hope your day is bright as smile 😊

[@michaell.445]

Need to stop it with the screen flashing... Seriously you almost caused my child a seizure.

[@cathybaker5720]

Ant

[@larrylaurenzi1625]

I want to hate Tigers, give me A male Lion everTime,