Well she didn’t mean the others to come along but of course would not stop them. But I wonder whose were the older cubs since it wasn’t explained, were they from her earlier littler or cubs of one of the lionesses who stayed with the pride (but who also would be some kind of relative like other sister or mother).
Royalty at its best! The two sisters gave their all to make sure their offspring survived. The narration was perfect keeping us all engaged as the story climaxed. Especially at the open wound scenes and the two brothers catching up with the family. This was simply amazing! Thanks for sharing.
This feels like "reality" TV. I wonder how real these documentaries are? It seems like they just gather all of this raw footage, then create a story around it.
@@8thaccount535 not really , nature is interesting , and animal behavior , especially in intelligent species such lions is fascinating . These stories are nothing unrealistic or exceptional . I’ve seen similar situations with feral cats living in colonies .
@@8thaccount535 no that's not how it happens. I look at these documentaries all the time. These lions are smart ,very smart. You actually can learn from them.
I watch this documentary over and over bc I just love Manyari and her sister so much. To be responsible for so many cubs by herself takes a lot of strength.
@@kashafusman558 kashaf I deleted my post because there are so many enjoying this & I don't want to ruin it for others, especially the younger generation in the future who don't understand how these documentaries are made. But others have mentioned it in their post. The storyline was written very well but whoever put the collected clips together, could have done a better job. The wound was probably caused by the film crew's lights which is why she remarkably healed😉 It's their fault the lioness was butchered and that's why they helped with stitches and antibiotics. There was no getback from that if they hadn't
@@onomanapua okay, it is possibly the right move.. Because making of such documentries will always be in the same way. Let's just enjoy them as much as we can . But i understand your point, you had a sharp sense about editing. It could be better
This is incredible. The cubs even bid farewell at the last moment to the lionesses who risk their lives n become their mentors. And Manyari n her sister protect them to the very end by distracting the males. This is so amazing I in tears 😭 How come these animals are so amazing and ur telling me they are not paid actors??
The thing about us is that we think animals are stupid and only act based on instincts. What we see is that they are able to think, make decisions and even accept the consequences! Only their physics and brains are limited but not non existent
@@Nepthu no. They had conflicting 'instincts': survival, protecting their cubs, surrendering to the dominant males. There was a choice to be made. She chose the cubs over her own survival and the hierarchical instincts.
What an amazing family bond! 🦁 Incredible that her lion sister instinctively takes over the lead for the eight cubs so that Manyari can focus on her recovery process!
This female lioness literally made me cry because they way she is trying her best to keep these cobs to be fed and protected is almost as real as my mom's life and all she did for me and my 3 siblings without a powerful male to help her ! 😢
Шикарный фильм, просто шик 👏👍Создателем огромная благодарность, за труд 👏кадры из жизни львинного прайда, их внутреннего уклада - это поистине шедеврально, Я посмотрела фильм, на одном дыхании, прожила вместе с львицей Маньяри, весь её путь от побега с малышами, для спасение их жизней, до её возвращение в прайд. Это словами не передать, на каком уровне львицы, как матери ощущают тонко, где и как нужно поступить. Создатель Вселенной, вложил мудрость при сотворении всего живого 🙏 Вся слава Творцу. На одном этом фильме, можно понять, суть много в жизни.
Благодарю за уникальный фильм! СУПЕР!!!!!!!! МАЛО, ЧТО БЫ ВЫРАЗИТЬ СВОЁ ВОСХИЩЕНИЕ, проделанной работой всех, кто рисковал своей жизнью, снимая для нас целую прожитую, львиную жизнь. До слёз были волнительные моменты. Красавица и достойная коронации львица, спасла девять детёнышей, рискуя своей жизнью. ❤😊 До слёз волнительно, но интересно с первой минуты и до последней. Браво, создателям!!!!! Гомель, Беларусь, желаем всем нам мира, здоровья и добра, ни смотря ни на что!!! Жизнь прекрасна и удивительна!!!! ❤
Que belleza de documental. Una historia conmovedora, impactante, cruda y de una enseñanza invaluable sobre la realidad de la naturaleza donde nada es actuado o simulado. Tanto que expresar positivamente pero más aún ver en silencio este gran documental. Un agradecimiento por ello. Gracias!
Truly amazing, she saved her cubs at the expense of her own life. One part of this made me cry, her trying to get rest after the injury was really sad to see
@@lukawilliams4822 They probably decided to help 'coz they wouldn't get a good story if it ends like that, all the privious footage would have been a waste of time and resources
*This lioness truly leaves a strong impression on me! She single-handedly saved all 8 tiger cubs, and with the cooperation of her sister, both of them dedicated themselves to protect their beloved offspring. The storytelling is captivating, captivating us from the very beginning until the final act of dedication. Especially touching are the moments of sorrow and the magical reunion of the siblings with their family. It's truly amazing! I sincerely thank you for sharing this story. It serves as an inspiration and a source of hope for all of us* 😍😍
The lionesses are the heart soul and provider to their pride. Males are just for protection but they are powerful. Without the lionesses there would be no pride. I'm glad I'm human. These mothers are so courageous
What an amazing story. I started crying when she got hurt. Although no internal organs were damaged...those were gaping wounds & torn muscle. I never would've thought she'd live. Growing up in the 50s & 60s, we had Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom & Nature on PBS. Great shows but never enough & we had a black & white TV. Back then. I'm so enjoying my retirement, watching all the videos such as this one. 🥰 Especially while trapped in my home over covid. 🥰
I’m pretty sure it was exposed muscle rather than torn. Of course to see muscle means the entire layer of skin was sheared off. It was under the front and back legs at the joint where it gets especially tender because every movement at the joint rubs against raw nerves. Like a human having ripped skin in the groin and trying to walk. So great to see her sibling come to aid. Now I know why those 2 male lions were so insistent on chasing the others(more than 1 adult female left them).
@susie sweet, I was JUST just telling my 13 year old granddaughter TODAY how much I absolutely adore watching wildlife in their natural setting, with videos like this one, because in my day, 30 minutes a week of Marlin Perkins was about all we ever got! I retired at 50, which was 10 years ago, and I’ve been studying these animals ever since lol. I could easily earn a doctorate in wildlife studies at this point 🤣🤣!
Así es por eso siempre se ha dicho que una mujer pelea como una leona por sus hijos, y valla que las leonas se han ganado ese honor y título, ellas están dispuestas a morir con tal de salvar a sus cachorros, y eso va para todas las madres de tienen bebes no imagino su especie ❤😭❤🥀🌌
🤧🤧 это не слёзы, это просто дождь Я так переживала за нее в тот момент, когда у нее были такие большие раны. Это очень редкий случай, когда львица смогла выжить после таких ранений, просто великолепно🤧😭
Very fascinating. She made a risky decision to save the cubs and even her sister helped her. That's the true meaning of family bonding! I could never think that lions could make such decisions!
Can't believe I sat down for over 50 minutes to watch a documentary. But it was truly worth every single second , and was it epic? Especially when the lioness got injured, the fate of the cubs hung in the balance. The commentary was up there with any I've ever heard.
Manguaza & Manyari were the real pride leaders! It amazed me how she risked her life and tried her hardest the fed 8 other cubs, some of them not even being hers! Then her sister came along when Manyari needed it most. ❤ Beautiful documentary.
Qué madrasa! Bien por su hermana también! Estuve todo el documental tensionada pero no hay ninguna duda que los seres humanos tenemos mucho que aprender de los animales! Saben convivir con el dolor y enfrentar una vida durísima! Muchas gracias por subir este magnífico documental! Saludos a todos desde Argentina 🇦🇷👋👋
WHAT YOU MEAN LIKE HER? MOTHERS PROTECTING THEIR OFFSPRING? MANY HUMAN MOTHERS DO THIS EVERY DAY WITH THEIR LIVES. JUST BECAUSE YOU HAVEN'T SEEN IT ON CNN, DOESN'T MEAN IT DOESN'T HAPPEN. "if only there were more humans like her," IS SUCH A ANNOYING STATEMENT. THESE ARE LIONS WE ARE HUMAN, WE DON'T LIVE LIKE LIONS. BUT MESS WITH A HUMAN'S CHILD, AND FIND OUT.
Искренно благодарю того кто лично снимал это видео.... Как будто я сам жил среди этих хищников, и видел и понимал все что там происходило...Очень просто трогательно.... 👍👍👍❤❤❤❤
increible el amor de ésa madre que se jugó la vida para protegerlos ! el dicho popular dice si no puedes con tu enemigo únetele !lo importante es que los cachorros ya estaban a salvo y listos para seguír su vida sin depender de su madre.
I'm absolutely in love with the endurance of this incredible family. Strong mother's risking their lives to save their Cub's. It's truly amazing to me how one takes on the responsibilities of not only her Cub's but her sisters as well. My heart nearly stopped when I saw Maynari flesh practically hanging from her body. That was one desperate attempt to hunt for her family. I was almost convinced that she wasn't going to make it. I admit I came to tears watching the Cub's leave their mother/mentor behind the way they did. However them moving forward was understandable. I was shocked with the way the sister tracked down the family of cubs. Even more amazed at how well she looked after her sister in her time of being seriously injured. After all Maynari risked her life for the sake of the them all. I was heart broken to see that the two predators had finally tracked them down. But happy that it was during a time when Maynari was alot better, and the cubs had been trained to hunt for them selves. I truly hated the moment the Cubs had to leave their mother's behind. However amazed at the way The two sisters surrendered to the predators. And all to secure the lives of their cubs.This was one incredible documentary from beginning to end. THANK YOU!
Así es yo he visto muchos documentales y no tienes ni idea de lo mucho que he llorado por causa de ellos, los animales sufren mucho su vida no es fácil. La tienen muy difícil en este mundo, yo siempre lloró y más con estos documentales de leones, por eso es mi animal favorito, amo su valentía y valor, y su deseo de vivir un día más es asombroso 💔
La naturaleza presenta historias tan emotivas como esta, los leones son una especie de felinos con una jerarquía muy particular. Sin embargo, es increíble el poder del instinto materno que poseen algunas especies para cuidar y salvar a sus descendientes. De verdad, que es una historia estupenda de la sábana africana y del amor de una madre de no solo cuidar a sus propias crías sino también de otra madre.
Helps keep them preserved. By seeing them in zoos it makes people want to preserve them in the wild. And let's be honest, life in the wild is typically short and brutish, whereas lions in a zoo are treated like royalty. It's a trade off.
@@8thaccount535 True. But not the way nature intended. They've been around long without being bothered. Modern humans should stop poaching. I wish I could change things. But, oh well. I prefer documentaries like this.
@@TBeezy1981 Nature doesn't intend anything, it's not conscious. And if it is conscious, then it created humans, knowing that they would build zoos, so therefore humans putting animals in zoos is what nature intended.
"помогая" им от бегемотов и крокодилов, вы им будете только мешать. Логика человека такая, что куда то вмешиваясь, он думает что делает благое дело, но на самом деле только вредит.
This is a beautiful lioness documentary. The instinct to raise and to defend her eight cubs surpassed all realities in lion society. Us humans can learn a lot from her. Sometimes we must think outside of the box.
Absolutely wild! She did everything she could to save their Cubs. When things look bleak she herself is saved by her sister and finds the strength to go on. That was a nasty wound. What a legend!
I'm 62 and I seem to be watching a lot of animal documentaries these days and especially lion and gorilla ones as I'm particularly facinated by the social structures and interactions of both of these magificant animals.
Amazing Lioness! 🙏🏼👏🏼🥰 She left the Pride with a purpose. With one single goal in mind, and that was to lead her cubs and her sister's cubs away to safety and not only lead them away but also ensured to stay with them long enough to teach them to be independent before leaving them to their own defenses. Need I say more about her Amazing Sister?! They make a dynamic duo. What a blessing to have witnessed their story. I can't help but feel deep within me a new found respect for these two Majestic Queen Lionesses and their true Sisterhood!🙌🏼🥰💞👸👸 Thank you so much for telling their incredible story in such an Amazing way.! I loved it!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏻👍🏻💋
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👌👌 Qué belleza, qué maravilla. Hermoso documental. Afortunadamente con un final feliz. Éstos son los contenidos de calidad q nuestros niños y aún los adultos deben ver. Tantas enseñanzas. Tiene valores, tiene ética, una moral propia, valor, responsabilidad, entereza, realismo. Por favor compartan y q lo vean masivamente. Lecciones de vida.👏👏👏👏muy bien producido y editado. El Oscar para los realizadores.
This brought tears to my eyes, lions are always believed to be fierce and heartless, but look at all they have to go thru to survive! This is really impressing and has increased my love for lions greatly
I love these nomadic lioness documentaries. I remember watching one where one of the lionesses went into heat and after mating with her, the males accepted the presence of the cubs from the previous male(I don't remember the name of that documentary though, I do remember that it did involve an injured lion cub being up in a tree though). And the White Lions documentary is amazing too. And The Last Lions, I love that one as well. I even remember seeing one where the nomadic lioness held a dead cub in her mouth for 4 days. It's a shame that the english video of Cheetah: Fatal Instinct got taken down on TH-cam, now I can only find the Russian version and I can't speak or understand Russian. That documentary involves a nomadic lioness as well.
This one has white lion cubs (2) and this is the documentary where a new male (not looking for a fight) earns his place in the white pride and doesn't kill the cubs. th-cam.com/video/0T7ByWRp5Dg/w-d-xo.html Is this the one you were mentioning?
Ésta es una de mis historias favoritas, de leonas valientes, cariñosas, buenas madres, determinativas, audaces, inteligentes, gracias por este documental tan valioso y mejor aún gratuito 👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
Truly a special cat. Deserves to be immortalised for what she did for her young. Even defied death and I was definitely close to tears. I love these pretty kitties so much it's always amazing to see happy endings
Wow. I’m always in awe of how they communicate without words. Like the lions know when to stay put and let their mother hunt, and when it’s time to join the hunt. Lions will forever be Gods ultimate work of art for me.
I feel so sorry for the mother's wound. All that she wanted is to provide food for her cubs. She doesn't deserve these wounds. I salute her for being a good mother.
This is probably one of the more fascinating lion stories and I've watched a ton, even ones where Moms ran off with their cubs but none really come full circle like this! Very interesting.
My heart broke into pieces when Manyari was seriously injured after chasing the zebras. It's like I could feel her pain from the screen😭She tried very hard to provide for all the adolescent cubs! Very happy in the end that all the cubs grew up safely and get to venture into the wild instead of being killed by new males during a takeover. All the hard work and effort of Manyari and her sister!
Manyari truly unstoppable, unbelievable. ❤️ she had went through some horror in her life and to first of all help 8 cubs to live on and then her sister maguaza to help is unbelievable. Her attitude to succeed and to make these cubs live on was astonishing. I loved this documentary even know some horrific things happened. Well done MANYARI and MAQUAZA. To then go back to the males who have hunted them and their cubs down and go live with them is very brave. ❤️🥰
This documentary is absolutely captivating! The story of Manyari, the pride’s queen, is both emotional and gripping. The way this film captures the immense sacrifices and risks a lioness mother takes to protect her cubs is simply remarkable. You can feel the tension and her bravery in every scene, and the bond between her and her cubs brings a deeply human element to the wild. It’s incredible to witness how nature tests these majestic animals so brutally, and the decisions Manyari makes demonstrate her ultimate maternal instinct. A truly outstanding documentary that shows the real strength and vulnerability of life in the wild! ❤❤
This felt like in emotional rollercoaster, we are truely lucky as humans, we dont know how good we have it. This has opened my eyes greatly to how the world operates and how i can take lessons from what i just witnessed. In order to survive there has to be blood, sweat and tears. Only the strong survive.
Just an incredible story of resilience and strength...Manjari is a real queen and the bond with her sister and cubs is unique...lions are unique ❤ Great video!!🔝🔝🔝
Необыкновенные львицы! Второй раз за неделю смотрю видео. Столько трудностей переносят эти сильные животные. Спасибо за интересные повести жизни животных.
Вот уж не думала, что таких больших львят (от года и старше) пришлые самцы тоже могут убить. Малышей-то понятно... Но в убийстве подростков с точки зрения продолжения рода смысла нет. Подростки уже никак не тормозят течку у мам, у них по идее к этому времени может быть уже второй выводок младших детишек. Да подростков и убить не так-то просто
Que hermoso documental 🎉❤❤me encanto eso de quw la mamá se llevó lejos a sus cachorros para protejerlos de la muerte inminente 🎉😊❤muy bueno. Eso hace una madre ❤❤❤❤
That name stayed with me too. My baby having days r over so I hope u really do make more use of such a beautiful name. It’s one of the most beautiful names I’ve ever heard.😍😍😍😍
Manyari is the camera people made up name... 😂 That lioness doesn't even know that a human group kept a name for her...😂😂😂 so you are going to use this made up name for your baby.. "Buffalo Killer"
El instinto de madre es tan poderoso, me emociono e impacto el video se merece el nombre de la reina de la sabana larga vida a esas luchadoras leonas 👏👍💗🇨🇱
Маньяри - настоящая Мать - императрица 💖Самоотверженная, мудрая, опытная, удивительная львица 💞 🥲 переживала за неё и её подопечных весь фильм 💔😪как же было радостно, когда она встретилась со своей сестрой👍 Удивительные семейные отношения👐
Manyari is one badass lioness. Truly a Queen, a mother, and a fighter. How in the world did she survie such a bad injury? Her insides were literally hanging out. Hats off to Mangwani as well. She played a crucial role in Manyari and the cubs escape and life in general.
Excelente hermoso y triste a la vez es documental..gracias por haberlo hecho. Que triste la vida de los leones. Realmente lloré al ver este documental..todavía estoy angustiada. Gracias. Desde Boca del Río Veracruz México los saludo y felicito ..❤
Amazing story. Most of the footage/pictures that you see of lions are of brutal predators. It was incredible to see lionesses go against everything that I believed about lions. I'm just wondering though, what will happen to the lioness cubs (now adult lionesses)? Will they form a pride of their own?
What a fantastic mum and her ability to take on all them sub-adults was amazing! and just when I appeared her number was up her younger sister with the help of her daughter came to the rescue, I think this would have to be the most satisfying documentary ive witnessed so thank you for sharing this wonderful story of Manyari and her younger sister it was awesome.👍💯😉🇦🇺10\10
So beautiful to see a mother's instinct to save her cubs and her sister's cubs as well. What a bond between the lionesses.
Well she didn’t mean the others to come along but of course would not stop them. But I wonder whose were the older cubs since it wasn’t explained, were they from her earlier littler or cubs of one of the lionesses who stayed with the pride (but who also would be some kind of relative like other sister or mother).
@@sarasamaletdin4574 🦝
People who insist there is no God nor purposeful order are simply fools or have hardened hearts.
@@dsb7925 They definitely didn't grow up under the nurturing of a Godly, powerful 'lioness.'
We've lost so much from moms leaving the home & joining the workforce. The strength & beauty of the mother child relationship has been lost.
Royalty at its best! The two sisters gave their all to make sure their offspring survived. The narration was perfect keeping us all engaged as the story climaxed. Especially at the open wound scenes and the two brothers catching up with the family. This was simply amazing! Thanks for sharing.
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This feels like "reality" TV. I wonder how real these documentaries are? It seems like they just gather all of this raw footage, then create a story around it.
@@8thaccount535 not really , nature is interesting , and animal behavior , especially in intelligent species such lions is fascinating . These stories are nothing unrealistic or exceptional . I’ve seen similar situations with feral cats living in colonies .
@@8thaccount535 no that's not how it happens. I look at these documentaries all the time. These lions are smart ,very smart. You actually can learn from them.
I watch this documentary over and over bc I just love Manyari and her sister so much. To be responsible for so many cubs by herself takes a lot of strength.
Me too, actually i fell in love with manyari
@@onomanapua what about manyari's wound and all 8 cubs with her alone, . ???
@@kashafusman558 kashaf I deleted my post because there are so many enjoying this & I don't want to ruin it for others, especially the younger generation in the future who don't understand how these documentaries are made. But others have mentioned it in their post. The storyline was written very well but whoever put the collected clips together, could have done a better job. The wound was probably caused by the film crew's lights which is why she remarkably healed😉 It's their fault the lioness was butchered and that's why they helped with stitches and antibiotics. There was no getback from that if they hadn't
@@onomanapua okay, it is possibly the right move.. Because making of such documentries will always be in the same way. Let's just enjoy them as much as we can .
But i understand your point, you had a sharp sense about editing. It could be better
Don't watch too much you will be hyena in nexy life.
What an amazing story! I was hooked from the beginning. I can't believe what Manyari survived to protect her young. What a beautiful soul.
Глодог😢😊😢😢😢😢
Очень затронул Документальный фильм о Маньяри..и др.львов😮😢❤
Amé éste documental y amé a Manyari una Leona increíble, maravillosa y la hermana que llega justo a tiempo para ayudarla me conmovió mucho. 😊
Manyari is one of the most beautiful brave resilient lion queen I've ever seen
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She is 😍
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So extraordinary but decisive judgement as an animal ; seems to be of logical thinking like human being, haha!
That was a brutal injury. If my guts were hanging out I highly doubt I would have survived.
This is incredible. The cubs even bid farewell at the last moment to the lionesses who risk their lives n become their mentors. And Manyari n her sister protect them to the very end by distracting the males. This is so amazing I in tears 😭 How come these animals are so amazing and ur telling me they are not paid actors??
The thing about us is that we think animals are stupid and only act based on instincts. What we see is that they are able to think, make decisions and even accept the consequences!
Only their physics and brains are limited but not non existent
@@HVAC356 All their decisions were based on the instinct to survive.
@@Nepthu no. They had conflicting 'instincts': survival, protecting their cubs, surrendering to the dominant males. There was a choice to be made. She chose the cubs over her own survival and the hierarchical instincts.
The farewell was remarkable! How they all knew that was the moment for goodbye was something I will never forget.
We all wept. They live this life, every day.
What an amazing family bond! 🦁
Incredible that her lion sister instinctively takes over the lead for the eight cubs so that Manyari can focus on her recovery process!
Increible las historias grasias porfi con subtitulos en español latino
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Her timing was amazing. It felt scripted she showed up when her sister and the cubs might have faced starvation.
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This female lioness literally made me cry because they way she is trying her best to keep these cobs to be fed and protected is almost as real as my mom's life and all she did for me and my 3 siblings without a powerful male to help her ! 😢
My Mom too!
Я тоже молилась, чтобы она выздоровела, Бог на её стороне! Она очень благородно поступила, такое в жизни редкость, даже среди людей❤❤❤
Шикарный фильм, просто шик 👏👍Создателем огромная благодарность, за труд 👏кадры из жизни львинного прайда, их внутреннего уклада - это поистине шедеврально, Я посмотрела фильм, на одном дыхании, прожила вместе с львицей Маньяри, весь её путь от побега с малышами, для спасение их жизней, до её возвращение в прайд. Это словами не передать, на каком уровне львицы, как матери ощущают тонко, где и как нужно поступить. Создатель Вселенной, вложил мудрость при сотворении всего живого 🙏
Вся слава Творцу.
На одном этом фильме, можно понять, суть много в жизни.
Magnifique, quelle belle histoire, merci beaucoup j'adore tous les félins ils tellement attachants ❤❤❤
She is the greatest lion mother I have ever seen
She is 😩❤️
Matsumi, Eternal Enemies
Most lionesses are extraordinary mothers...they will do whatever it takes to protect their cubs.
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@@sandisandii2033 me too.
Am I the only guy here that shed tears from this documentary?? So heartfelt and moving.... and these lionesses OMG simply heroic.
Жизнь хищника не так уж безопасна
полностью верно @@ИринаГригорьева-у9х
Вы не один плакали над этим фильмом. Я тоже плакала настолько тронули меня чувства львов! Не передать словами.Казахстан.
Esta leona DESAFIÓ TODO, ARRIESGÓ SU PROPIA VIDA, Y NO SE RESIGNÓ A COMPORTARSE COMO ES EN LA NATURALEZA , LARGA VIDA A LA REINA!!!!!
Sol Mercy Rodriguez Jimenez ❤️🥰🥰😌💪🏻💕💕🥑🥰🥰📌🥰
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Solo hay un Rey y ese es el Leon,la leona es una subordinada mas del Rey
@@jadyrodr7751 jaja que salame sos
@@jadyrodr7751que pedo we,no te acabas de ver el documental o que?
Благодарю за уникальный фильм! СУПЕР!!!!!!!! МАЛО, ЧТО БЫ ВЫРАЗИТЬ СВОЁ ВОСХИЩЕНИЕ, проделанной работой всех, кто рисковал своей жизнью, снимая для нас целую прожитую, львиную жизнь. До слёз были волнительные моменты. Красавица и достойная коронации львица, спасла девять детёнышей, рискуя своей жизнью. ❤😊 До слёз волнительно, но интересно с первой минуты и до последней. Браво, создателям!!!!! Гомель, Беларусь, желаем всем нам мира, здоровья и добра, ни смотря ни на что!!! Жизнь прекрасна и удивительна!!!! ❤
Tienes razon. Así es
Их было 8
Que belleza de documental. Una historia conmovedora, impactante, cruda y de una enseñanza invaluable sobre la realidad de la naturaleza donde nada es actuado o simulado. Tanto que expresar positivamente pero más aún ver en silencio este gran documental. Un agradecimiento por ello. Gracias!
One of the strongest lionesse I have seen she was in pain but managed to follow and deal with her injury. Great clip thanks
Truly amazing, she saved her cubs at the expense of her own life. One part of this made me cry, her trying to get rest after the injury was really sad to see
Mothers are the Protectors of life 💙 as Mother Nature intended it to be.
I cried when she got hurt then the cubs left after all that time
@@hannahellis4684 It is sad indeed 😭
A mi también me conmovió por demás!!!
Рбшрепкпношл❤😂😂😂😂😂😮😢😊😅😮🎉❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊
I find it quite extraordinary that Manyari survived the injuries she sustained without human intervention.
That front injury was a little suspicious I’d say there was human intervention. The skin looked to of been stitched
@@lukawilliams4822 They probably decided to help 'coz they wouldn't get a good story if it ends like that, all the privious footage would have been a waste of time and resources
Hey up, Luka. I noticed - which gave rise to my suspicions. She`s been had - rightly or wrongly - by a Vet.
In the end she got saved so I am happy with this supposed human intervention.
In fact, human intervention is only to destroy
*This lioness truly leaves a strong impression on me! She single-handedly saved all 8 tiger cubs, and with the cooperation of her sister, both of them dedicated themselves to protect their beloved offspring. The storytelling is captivating, captivating us from the very beginning until the final act of dedication. Especially touching are the moments of sorrow and the magical reunion of the siblings with their family. It's truly amazing! I sincerely thank you for sharing this story. It serves as an inspiration and a source of hope for all of us* 😍😍
Она львят увела и спасла а не тигрят.😅
@@СергейТрунов-ь7зЭто только перевод. Если и так, то называют у буйвола детёныша теленок. Не хотите написать, что телята у коров?
What tiger
😂😂😂😂 капец бля
Это что-то новое! 😂😂😂😂😂 а тигрица спасает львят?
На какие жертвы идут звери, чтобы спасти своих детей....
Какой интеллект какая любовь!!!!
Удивительный фильм!
Великолепные с'емки!!!!
Спасибо! ❤
The lionesses are the heart soul and provider to their pride. Males are just for protection but they are powerful. Without the lionesses there would be no pride. I'm glad I'm human. These mothers are so courageous
This one and the last lions are my all time favorites, these mother's go through everything for their babies and are truly one of a kind queens 👑
What an amazing story. I started crying when she got hurt. Although no internal organs were damaged...those were gaping wounds & torn muscle. I never would've thought she'd live. Growing up in the 50s & 60s, we had Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom & Nature on PBS. Great shows but never enough & we had a black & white TV. Back then. I'm so enjoying my retirement, watching all the videos such as this one. 🥰 Especially while trapped in my home over covid. 🥰
@The Caring Adolf Hitler You'll retire some day & then you can watch videos all day. 😘
I’m pretty sure it was exposed muscle rather than torn. Of course to see muscle means the entire layer of skin was sheared off. It was under the front and back legs at the joint where it gets especially tender because every movement at the joint rubs against raw nerves. Like a human having ripped skin in the groin and trying to walk. So great to see her sibling come to aid. Now I know why those 2 male lions were so insistent on chasing the others(more than 1 adult female left them).
God must have given those animals incredibly healing abilities because no human could recover from all that without needing to go to the ER
@susie sweet, I was JUST just telling my 13 year old granddaughter TODAY how much I absolutely adore watching wildlife in their natural setting, with videos like this one, because in my day, 30 minutes a week of Marlin Perkins was about all we ever got! I retired at 50, which was 10 years ago, and I’ve been studying these animals ever since lol. I could easily earn a doctorate in wildlife studies at this point 🤣🤣!
@@m.williams4971 Yes...they can be just like men. 😉
This lioness has my respect! She saved all 8 cubs on her own, later with help from her sister! Bravo!
I would have used the whole family to kill the two male lions
Así es por eso siempre se ha dicho que una mujer pelea como una leona por sus hijos, y valla que las leonas se han ganado ese honor y título, ellas están dispuestas a morir con tal de salvar a sus cachorros, y eso va para todas las madres de tienen bebes no imagino su especie ❤😭❤🥀🌌
@@Ruth-hq9yh😅1ж8😅
🤧🤧 это не слёзы, это просто дождь
Я так переживала за нее в тот момент, когда у нее были такие большие раны. Это очень редкий случай, когда львица смогла выжить после таких ранений, просто великолепно🤧😭
львы поразительно выносливы и живучи
So sad 😔
Идем вытру твои слезы
Единственный раз когда хочется сказать спасибо королеве саванны Маньяре и её сестре за то что они сделали !
Did anybody felt like they were watching a movie? The actions the lioness took were really amazing i couldn’t help but to smile at the end.
me too watch the nsefu document also
for me this is even better than a movie 😄😄😄
@@firdosabashir6585 O
Manyari's injury made me cry, poor baby. But it's fascinating how bravely she dealt with it
She's a strong queen
@@m.c3546бог
Seriously Manyari is a legend. Much respect.
Me conmueve y me atrapa.. que enseñanza más noble..madre instintos retos y perseverancia.. gracias por el video ❤
Mother's love for her kids goes beyond words
Say it ago
This is such a beautiful story!! She is definitely an extrordinary Lioness ❤️ will watch this video often
I hate it when they give an animal a name.
@@seanleith5312 why?
Very fascinating. She made a risky decision to save the cubs and even her sister helped her. That's the true meaning of family bonding! I could never think that lions could make such decisions!
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Can't believe I sat down for over 50 minutes to watch a documentary. But it was truly worth every single second , and was it epic? Especially when the lioness got injured, the fate of the cubs hung in the balance. The commentary was up there with any I've ever heard.
Manguaza & Manyari were the real pride leaders! It amazed me how she risked her life and tried her hardest the fed 8 other cubs, some of them not even being hers! Then her sister came along when Manyari needed it most. ❤ Beautiful documentary.
Qué madrasa! Bien por su hermana también! Estuve todo el documental tensionada pero no hay ninguna duda que los seres humanos tenemos mucho que aprender de los animales! Saben convivir con el dolor y enfrentar una vida durísima! Muchas gracias por subir este magnífico documental! Saludos a todos desde Argentina 🇦🇷👋👋
Yo lloré viendo esto la naturaleza es asombrosa
@@JoseMartinez-bb2cg Viste?, los animales son mi libro vivo!! Saludos 👋👋👋
Really amazing to see how far a mother can go to save her cubs. Best documentary on TH-cam
Long live the queen and her sister and their cubs
Ya beauty
@Emanuel Smith she might of died you never know
Yeah
@@optimal2647 ya
@Emanuel Smith omg
Watching her made me cry,,if only there were more humans like her
Well we’re not. We’re not lions
WHAT YOU MEAN LIKE HER? MOTHERS PROTECTING THEIR OFFSPRING? MANY HUMAN MOTHERS DO THIS EVERY DAY WITH THEIR LIVES. JUST BECAUSE YOU HAVEN'T SEEN IT ON CNN, DOESN'T MEAN IT DOESN'T HAPPEN. "if only there were more humans like her," IS SUCH A ANNOYING STATEMENT. THESE ARE LIONS WE ARE HUMAN, WE DON'T LIVE LIKE LIONS. BUT MESS WITH A HUMAN'S CHILD, AND FIND OUT.
Ur not crying stop lying
Искренно благодарю того кто лично снимал это видео.... Как будто я сам жил среди этих хищников, и видел и понимал все что там происходило...Очень просто трогательно.... 👍👍👍❤❤❤❤
Нам надо учиться у Львов лю❤
Шикарный фильм,❤🎉🎉🎉
Manyari is my hero. Truly inspiring mama story.
Incredible how she survived with those wounds. She is truly a queen
Manyari tetap menjadi ratu di hati ke 8 anak singa
Shoutout to the creators and all participants in bringing this to us 🙏🏽
increible el amor de ésa madre que se jugó la vida para protegerlos ! el dicho popular dice si no puedes con tu enemigo únetele !lo importante es que los cachorros ya estaban a salvo y listos para seguír su vida sin depender de su madre.
Я впечатлён силой воли,смелости и уму этой львице.Во истину королева саванны.
I'm absolutely in love with the endurance of this incredible family. Strong mother's risking their lives to save their Cub's. It's truly amazing to me how one takes on the responsibilities of not only her Cub's but her sisters as well. My heart nearly stopped when I saw Maynari flesh practically hanging from her body. That was one desperate attempt to hunt for her family. I was almost convinced that she wasn't going to make it. I admit I came to tears watching the Cub's leave their mother/mentor behind the way they did. However them moving forward was understandable. I was shocked with the way the sister tracked down the family of cubs. Even more amazed at how well she looked after her sister in her time of being seriously injured. After all Maynari risked her life for the sake of the them all. I was heart broken to see that the two predators had finally tracked them down. But happy that it was during a time when Maynari was alot better, and the cubs had been trained to hunt for them selves. I truly hated the moment the Cubs had to leave their mother's behind. However amazed at the way The two sisters surrendered to the predators. And all to secure the lives of their cubs.This was one incredible documentary from beginning to end. THANK YOU!
Keisha ..you have excellently summarised
Mothers protect life on Mother Earth 🌍💙
Мен екі рет көрдім осы видионы,👍🇰🇿
Por tu relato, lo ví hasta el final...
Así es yo he visto muchos documentales y no tienes ni idea de lo mucho que he llorado por causa de ellos, los animales sufren mucho su vida no es fácil. La tienen muy difícil en este mundo, yo siempre lloró y más con estos documentales de leones, por eso es mi animal favorito, amo su valentía y valor, y su deseo de vivir un día más es asombroso 💔
I was legit praying for Manjari 😂😂😂 I’m so happy she saved 8 cubs, and her awesome sister, who also sacrafised her life. She showed up like a miracle!
She’s definitely the smartest lioness (with the biggest heart) that I’ve ever seen!
Lol no
@@wooshbait36 why no°.°
@@ala_dine2709 Lions exist for thousands of years, there is no way this specific lioness was the smartest, there's like 0.0000001 chance
@@wooshbait36 “that I’ve ever seen!” so it’s her experience not the full probability but good that you like numbers 😊
@@TichaKanticha He edited his comment, it used to say "she is the smartest lioness that ever existed and I seen all of them"
Необыкновенный фильм, спасибо создателям за столь прекрасный проект.👍
La naturaleza presenta historias tan emotivas como esta, los leones son una especie de felinos con una jerarquía muy particular. Sin embargo, es increíble el poder del instinto materno que poseen algunas especies para cuidar y salvar a sus descendientes. De verdad, que es una historia estupenda de la sábana africana y del amor de una madre de no solo cuidar a sus propias crías sino también de otra madre.
Igual al instinto maternal de los robots de verde que responden a planned parenhood
Необычно было интересно слушать
Моему восхищению этими матерями нет предела
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Don't know how, or why, we hold such majestic creatures captive in zoos and stuff. Documentaries do just fine for me!
Helps keep them preserved. By seeing them in zoos it makes people want to preserve them in the wild. And let's be honest, life in the wild is typically short and brutish, whereas lions in a zoo are treated like royalty. It's a trade off.
@@8thaccount535 True. But not the way nature intended. They've been around long without being bothered. Modern humans should stop poaching. I wish I could change things. But, oh well. I prefer documentaries like this.
@@TBeezy1981 Nature doesn't intend anything, it's not conscious. And if it is conscious, then it created humans, knowing that they would build zoos, so therefore humans putting animals in zoos is what nature intended.
@@TBeezy1981 Nature didn't intend for us to live in homes with plumbing and electricity surprisingly we do just fine
some lion species like the barbary lion have to be kept in zoos, because humans caused their extinction in the wild
I can't believe the lioness survived those wounds.. thats incredible resilience... so glad er sister found her then she needed her the most...
Without phamacia, it worked.
Прекрасные львицы, люблю и ценю этих братьев меньших , беречь их надо , и помогать им от трудностей в жизни, особенно от крокодилов и бегемотов ❤❤❤
"помогая" им от бегемотов и крокодилов, вы им будете только мешать. Логика человека такая, что куда то вмешиваясь, он думает что делает благое дело, но на самом деле только вредит.
This is a beautiful lioness documentary. The instinct to raise and to defend her eight cubs surpassed all realities in lion society. Us humans can learn a lot from her. Sometimes we must think outside of the box.
Honestly I kinda feel honored to watch her story. Strength, will, and pure determination fueled her she defied all odds to protect her cubs.
Absolutely wild! She did everything she could to save their Cubs. When things look bleak she herself is saved by her sister and finds the strength to go on. That was a nasty wound. What a legend!
I learned a lot from this documentary. The power and love of a mother! How a mother sacrifices against all odds to protect her children. Awesome!
I'm 62 and I seem to be watching a lot of animal documentaries these days and especially lion and gorilla ones as I'm particularly facinated by the social structures and interactions of both of these magificant animals.
Я восхищена этими львицами, их уму, материнскому подвигу ❤❤❤
Amazing Lioness! 🙏🏼👏🏼🥰 She left the Pride with a purpose. With one single goal in mind, and that was to lead her cubs and her sister's cubs away to safety and not only lead them away but also ensured to stay with them long enough to teach them to be independent before leaving them to their own defenses. Need I say more about her Amazing Sister?! They make a dynamic duo. What a blessing to have witnessed their story. I can't help but feel deep within me a new found respect for these two Majestic Queen Lionesses and their true Sisterhood!🙌🏼🥰💞👸👸 Thank you so much for telling their incredible story in such an Amazing way.! I loved it!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏻👍🏻💋
Where did the male lion go? The one they’re with in the beginning?
She’s the queen no doubt, watching a few docs she’s the main feature!! A badass!!
She is a brave yet magnificent mother
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👌👌 Qué belleza, qué maravilla. Hermoso documental. Afortunadamente con un final feliz. Éstos son los contenidos de calidad q nuestros niños y aún los adultos deben ver. Tantas enseñanzas. Tiene valores, tiene ética, una moral propia, valor, responsabilidad, entereza, realismo. Por favor compartan y q lo vean masivamente. Lecciones de vida.👏👏👏👏muy bien producido y editado. El Oscar para los realizadores.
This brought tears to my eyes, lions are always believed to be fierce and heartless, but look at all they have to go thru to survive! This is really impressing and has increased my love for lions greatly
I love these nomadic lioness documentaries. I remember watching one where one of the lionesses went into heat and after mating with her, the males accepted the presence of the cubs from the previous male(I don't remember the name of that documentary though, I do remember that it did involve an injured lion cub being up in a tree though). And the White Lions documentary is amazing too. And The Last Lions, I love that one as well. I even remember seeing one where the nomadic lioness held a dead cub in her mouth for 4 days. It's a shame that the english video of Cheetah: Fatal Instinct got taken down on TH-cam, now I can only find the Russian version and I can't speak or understand Russian. That documentary involves a nomadic lioness as well.
This one has white lion cubs (2) and this is the documentary where a new male (not looking for a fight) earns his place in the white pride and doesn't kill the cubs.
th-cam.com/video/0T7ByWRp5Dg/w-d-xo.html
Is this the one you were mentioning?
Mrs. Tempo It might be, but I unfortunately can’t watch that video, PBS is blocking it from me.
@@caterscarrots3407
The title was the White Lions - White Cube Journey To Adulthood.
Where is the one with the lioness holding the cub for four days
Blak_ Momba305 I don’t know, I don’t even remember the name of it, I just remember watching said documentary several years back.
That is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen about lions. Kudos to whoever produced it.
👍👍👍Видел многое про львов,но такое впервые.Отличный фильм.Умная и отважная львица МАНЬЯРИ !!!👌👌👌
Ésta es una de mis historias favoritas, de leonas valientes, cariñosas, buenas madres, determinativas, audaces, inteligentes, gracias por este documental tan valioso y mejor aún gratuito 👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
Truly a special cat. Deserves to be immortalised for what she did for her young. Even defied death and I was definitely close to tears. I love these pretty kitties so much it's always amazing to see happy endings
Muchas gracias por haber relatado en castellano, es lo mas instructivo que he visto.
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Wow. I’m always in awe of how they communicate without words. Like the lions know when to stay put and let their mother hunt, and when it’s time to join the hunt. Lions will forever be Gods ultimate work of art for me.
Look up the honeybee dance. It’s cool how animals/insects communicate with each other.
One of the best lion stories I've watched.
Inspiring, empowering, a roller coaster. Thank you to all, thank you especially to Minari and Magwasa.
Я чувствую гордость за эту львицу мать... Чудесный фильм
Да львица молодец, очень мудрая львица
I feel so sorry for the mother's wound. All that she wanted is to provide food for her cubs. She doesn't deserve these wounds. I salute her for being a good mother.
This had me so stressed at times I almost quit watching but noseyness prevailed and so did Manari! What an incredible mother.
Me too
This is probably one of the more fascinating lion stories and I've watched a ton, even ones where Moms ran off with their cubs but none really come full circle like this! Very interesting.
Terima kasih.
Как мать !...Львица просто красотка !!!
My heart broke into pieces when Manyari was seriously injured after chasing the zebras. It's like I could feel her pain from the screen😭She tried very hard to provide for all the adolescent cubs! Very happy in the end that all the cubs grew up safely and get to venture into the wild instead of being killed by new males during a takeover. All the hard work and effort of Manyari and her sister!
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This is one of the best lion video's i have seen yet. What a family. More i need more. Thank u so much.
Manyari truly unstoppable, unbelievable. ❤️ she had went through some horror in her life and to first of all help 8 cubs to live on and then her sister maguaza to help is unbelievable. Her attitude to succeed and to make these cubs live on was astonishing. I loved this documentary even know some horrific things happened. Well done MANYARI and MAQUAZA. To then go back to the males who have hunted them and their cubs down and go live with them is very brave. ❤️🥰
Amazing, something to be learned especially when faced abused husband or father
Pobrecita Manyari , lo que tuvo que soportar y luchar el animal para salvar a su familia, larga vida a la reina , una gran luchadora 💪💪💪😃
This documentary is absolutely captivating! The story of Manyari, the pride’s queen, is both emotional and gripping. The way this film captures the immense sacrifices and risks a lioness mother takes to protect her cubs is simply remarkable. You can feel the tension and her bravery in every scene, and the bond between her and her cubs brings a deeply human element to the wild. It’s incredible to witness how nature tests these majestic animals so brutally, and the decisions Manyari makes demonstrate her ultimate maternal instinct. A truly outstanding documentary that shows the real strength and vulnerability of life in the wild!
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This felt like in emotional rollercoaster, we are truely lucky as humans, we dont know how good we have it. This has opened my eyes greatly to how the world operates and how i can take lessons from what i just witnessed. In order to survive there has to be blood, sweat and tears. Only the strong survive.
Just an incredible story of resilience and strength...Manjari is a real queen and the bond with her sister and cubs is unique...lions are unique ❤ Great video!!🔝🔝🔝
Необыкновенные львицы! Второй раз за неделю смотрю видео. Столько трудностей переносят эти сильные животные. Спасибо за интересные повести жизни животных.
Вот уж не думала, что таких больших львят (от года и старше) пришлые самцы тоже могут убить. Малышей-то понятно...
Но в убийстве подростков с точки зрения продолжения рода смысла нет. Подростки уже никак не тормозят течку у мам, у них по идее к этому времени может быть уже второй выводок младших детишек.
Да подростков и убить не так-то просто
@@БелаяРадуга-ч8дПодростки ,это конкуренты, поэтому пришлые львы их убивают, я так поняла.😢
Que hermoso documental 🎉❤❤me encanto eso de quw la mamá se llevó lejos a sus cachorros para protejerlos de la muerte inminente 🎉😊❤muy bueno. Eso hace una madre ❤❤❤❤
Heartwrenching watching her wounded 😣 such an amazing mama, a true queen 🦁💞
I've barely reached 3 mins into the video...yet my first child's name will be Manyari. Girl or boy. just saying
That name stayed with me too. My baby having days r over so I hope u really do make more use of such a beautiful name. It’s one of the most beautiful names I’ve ever heard.😍😍😍😍
@@TheMsklg1981 yeah
Wa kghatla wena
It's a name of baby boy
Manyari is the camera people made up name... 😂 That lioness doesn't even know that a human group kept a name for her...😂😂😂 so you are going to use this made up name for your baby.. "Buffalo Killer"
We people may not always understand lions, but the are truly one of God's most magnificent creatures. And manyari is best mother.
El instinto de madre es tan poderoso, me emociono e impacto el video se merece el nombre de la reina de la sabana larga vida a esas luchadoras leonas 👏👍💗🇨🇱
Маньяри - настоящая Мать - императрица 💖Самоотверженная, мудрая, опытная, удивительная львица 💞 🥲 переживала за неё и её подопечных весь фильм 💔😪как же было радостно, когда она встретилась со своей сестрой👍 Удивительные семейные отношения👐
First time hearing lion affection involves urinating on each other, poor cub looked confused
This was the comments I was looking for. Same here lol
I think it was supposed to be a joke lol. "Showered him with affection"
I don't think that's a regular thing they do
The documentaries are better than a lifetime movie I’ve been binge watching for the past two weeks 🤷🏽♀️
Manyari is one badass lioness. Truly a Queen, a mother, and a fighter. How in the world did she survie such a bad injury? Her insides were literally hanging out. Hats off to Mangwani as well. She played a crucial role in Manyari and the cubs escape and life in general.
Жизнь львов в прайдах очень интнресна . Какие львицы матери !
Excelente hermoso y triste a la vez es documental..gracias por haberlo hecho. Que triste la vida de los leones. Realmente lloré al ver este documental..todavía estoy angustiada. Gracias. Desde Boca del Río Veracruz México los saludo y felicito ..❤
😢😢😢😢😢 que trite 😢😢😢😢
What an amazing documentary! Been attached to it. I want to know what happen to the youngsters ❤️
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Amazing story. Most of the footage/pictures that you see of lions are of brutal predators. It was incredible to see lionesses go against everything that I believed about lions. I'm just wondering though, what will happen to the lioness cubs (now adult lionesses)? Will they form a pride of their own?
Absolutely.
This Is hands down 1,000 times better than any reality TV show!! It's addictive!
What a fantastic mum and her ability to take on all them sub-adults was amazing! and just when I appeared her number was up her younger sister with the help of her daughter came to the rescue, I think this would have to be the most satisfying documentary ive witnessed so thank you for sharing this wonderful story of Manyari and her younger sister it was awesome.👍💯😉🇦🇺10\10