@@ir8free "Truth" posts something lovely. You come in here, shit on their grammar and contradict them. Yo @Heed the Seen, good luck with your life. It's going to be grim you miserable piece of shit lol.
I think you will find the lioness was distracted by a much easier meal with more meat than a scrawny little calf. Lioness did nothing but get confused why this wet thing it usually eats has imprinted on it without fear, then the distraction. Link to that vid is there -------->
It's funny. From the prey's perspective, it's either go in to fight or flight mode. But from the predator's perspective, it's either hunt or protect... Lol
Most *predators* do that. They do that because it’s an easy source of food. The baboon does it because it will grow up to kill baboons later in its life
@@flyingdog1498 Ive seen at least 2 lioness finds & keeps baboon babby videos and in both cases the babby dies - and iirc the ""dad," baboon was too late in one and in another it killed the babby while it tried rescuing it because instead of grabbing it and holding it close it just grabbed its arm and ran like hell and the poor little things head got bounced off everything in papa's mad dash away. I could be wrong but I have a feeling the babbons mentioned in this video didnt make it out alive.
Plot twist:- The baby monkey was small so she decided to raise it, make it plump so she can eat it later. But her plan failed bcz his dad came to the rescue.
i mean great story but its a story with stills🙄🙄🙄 all we know is somebody was out in the yard taking pics, or they googled them, video not stills, makes a world of difference
Wow thanks sir first I was so sad because I was afraid that u will say bayby baboon has killed but when u said bayby baboon has survived oh am so happy to here that. Thanks so much sir
MANANA BLESSING sorry but NO, THEY DON’T HAVE FEELINGS! Look up the word “INSTINCT” IN THE DICTIONARY and you’ll find that animal behaviors are out of INSTINCT. It definitely mimics and even reflects human behaviors and emotions...but it’s NEVER OUT OF FEELINGS/EMOTIONS, not out of consciousness or intellect, which animals DO NOT POSSESS. A hungry lion “has no issues” killing anything that’s flesh. It was never taught to hunt or kill... Most birds are born with the ability to fly and yet, it takes a little while for them to physically develop the ability and skill of flying. Such ability and skill is already there (just like a talent we’re born with) but the bird has to acquire certain strength to be able to pull its first “solo flight” off. Has anyone taught momma bird to push her chicks and to take flight to show them how to do it? Of course, not. She’s born with such instinct in herself. She never thought of it while sitting on her eggs...she never “ponders upon anything”...she simply does what she’s been born to do. Animals who kill human beings or other animals have no such thing as remorse, sadness, guilt, etc. Although I must say, as lions act out of their survival instinct and kill to feed themselves and their young, we can observe their walking pattern after a ‘successful kill’...if I didn’t know better, I’d say lions “feel proud” to kill! Lol 😂 but no such thing is true! And if animals had feelings, you could count on the lioness ‘caring’ about her cubs empty stomachs before he cares about her own. Such thing isn’t true at all. A hungry lion will have one thing in mind (so do speak, of course): “How fast I can put food in MY STOMACH”. No such thing as feelings...but they do protect their young and that’s OUT OF INSTINCT...something they’re born with. There’s no such thing as “animal feelings”. I say this in respect and understanding that you’re obviously a very carrying person who cares for our God given animals, which is the right thing to do. But it’s false to claim animals have feelings. Make no mistake, many people believe such thing because many animal behaviors, which are ALL OUT OF INSTINCT (even when they’re trained to behave and perform in certain exceptional ways!), absolutely mimic human behaviors and emotions. Therefore, we’ll definitely observe animals crying, howling, acting as one who’s ferocious in ‘anger’, they’ll show affectionate behaviors, mourn for the loss of young or other ‘family member’, etc. HOWEVER, all such actions and reactions are ALL OUT OF THEIR NATURAL INSTINCT, which is something their born with...and obviously, it differs from one species to another. Do you really think that parakeets and macaws imitate sounds and even utter our spoken words because they possess “intellect”? Certainly NOT! Their ability is a talent/skill/instinct they’re born with. By the way, the word “talent” here is synonymous with “instinct”. Talent (or natural gift) is something that even us, human beings don’t ever acquire rather we’re born with...and it’s pretty obvious that it usually “runs in the family” but for humans, that’s not like animals at all because what’s passed down in DNA doesn’t necessarily continues or is evenly distributed down our “family trees”. We’re not “species” and definitely not animals...though many act far worse than animals. Animals don’t do anything outside their own God given instincts, with a few exceptions when there’s exceptional circumstances. For example, dogs are not known to kill their owners...but occasionally, it happens. They have no intellect, conscience, or emotions...for this reason, you’ll observe no such thing as “remorse” out of animals that kill people and other animals. They (the correct pronoun is actually IT) simply act out of their instincts. Check out the definition of instinct and you won’t be surprised why you and so many mistaken instinct for ‘feelings’. It’s not hard to think or even believe that animals have feelings...but they don’t. That’s completely wrong and causes a lot of trouble in our world today. I’m not saying we shouldn’t protect our animals. We must. That’s our God given responsibility...but protecting human life is absolutely priority over protecting animal life...sadly, too many have this one backwards!
Yes, but not human feelings. Lionesses who do things like this are not feeling empathy or "deciding to befriend or care for the baby prey animal". They are following their big cat instincts. Which include prolonging the chase- which is particularly short when it comes to baby prey. It feels too easy, so they play with it for awhile. This play can appear extremely gentle from our perspective, but many misinterpret the scene. Almost all of these end eventually in the baby animal being eaten or injured and left to starve to death and abandoned by its parent, who likely moved on already bc it assumed baby was done for.
A group of female lions saved an african girl from slave traders or some similar people recently, last year or 2 yers ago or so. and furthermore they ESCORTED her to the next town. THat made headlines round the world recently. Wild animals from different species had been seen rescusing each oter numerous times. Darwinism has been debunkend even for the dumbest of dumb by now and i can tell you everyone who still believes in it and acts accordingly will get what he deserves.
I love animals too but people are trying to humanize this lion. You want to think because you'd save the baby baboon she would too. Knowing, cats she was just amused by it. Doesn't make her bad just makes her a cat. She might not have eaten it, unless she was hungry enough but she wasn't taking pitty on it. Just amusing herself.
She’s Just doing what cats do she will ether eat it or let it go though boredom. I wish people would stop trying to put our laws to the animal world. His dad was the real hero of the story doing what good dads should do wether animal or human.
@@swankelly Animals kill for hungry or instics; people kill for evil; that's the diference; obviously there's a good people too in this world and deserve a second chance; 👍
Just like any animal they are definitely unpredictable!! Regardless of the "false advertisement" in your headline with saying a "video" but u only have pictures, I enjoyed the footage. Just goes to show you that it could be "mother" instincts but then again the little one wasn't a challenge for her at all for what's expected out of the wild. Regardless it wouldn't survive without the milk.. Thank you for sharing!
no, they are not. At times they just toy with the food. Sometimes they won't kill the fetuses because it's not worth it. It's the opposite of what babs would do to cubs. Baby babs don't represent threat to lions since they are food. But cubs represent danger to babs.
It’s a trick big cats will play with baby monkeys but they will sometimes even steal a baby to lure the adults to come after it. It’s one of the cats tricks.
The cats like to play with their food. The little guy was a snack for later. He looks so trusting at the lion. But there are numerous videos that show how those things really end. So very sad. The lion really is laying down with the lamb. But only until it gets hungry again. So very sad.
🔵 Once a female mammal gets a coupla good-huffs of an infant animals breath without being under heat-of-the-kill circumstances, it engages their hormonal drives toward that infant. This is why there are so many videos of an animal acting as mother for another animal of an entirely different species even, not even a mammal,... perhaps a bird.
There's no telling what the motive was, but big cats will do this to attract larger prey. They'll pin a young animal to make it cry out attracting the attention of the adults
"The fact that a hungry lion will prefer its offspring to itself, and give to it a piece of meat it would otherwise have eaten; that the cowardly rabbit will attack a lion in order to protect its young; that the fig-tree contents itself with mud while giving pure milk to its offspring, the fruit - this shows to anyone not blind that they act in accordance with the commands of a Being infinitely merciful, generous and solicitous. Again, the fact that even unconscious plants and beasts function in the wisest and most conscious of fashions demostrates irrefutably that One Utterly Knowing and All- Wise has set them to work, and that they are acting in His name..." Words - 75 (by Said Nursi)
A lion would NEVER EVER do anything to "care for and help" a prey animal. Sometimes they let prey go if they dont know how to kill, or already ate, but they do not just sweetly care for other species. They just play with them sometimes. She ISNT caring for it when she laid with it. Thats what they do with prey. Cats do that. Glad the baby was saved by another baboon!
BULLSHIT I've seen a video where a lioness protected a baboon baby from a hyena attack and let the other baboons take their baby back after she got rid of the hyenas. So maybe you need to do some more research before you act like a know it all.
Exactly. In rarest of rare cases, lioness or tigress who recently got babies or lost them may show affection to other species newborns, but normally they never show such affection as this videos say.
@@zacharyrobbins1410 dear, you're the one who needs to do the homework. Consult an expert, actually look into it. Just because you saw footage and misinterpreted it, means absolutely nothing. Look it up.
@@GigaNiga7 that's right, this tends to only occur just after giving birth, and they arent actually caring for them. It only appears that way sometimes. They can appear gentle at times, but it ends badly.
@@zacharyrobbins1410 its exactly as I and HollowBoy say. They have mothering instincts if theyve recently given birth. Any expert will tell you, you're misunderstanding what you are looking at. The babies they "save", after what appears to be loving on them, are either brutally eaten or freeze to death and are left (or eaten). Cats lick their kills after its dead, fyi, and a defenseless baby of another species doesnt move much. Everything you saw is pure instinct, and wont end well. Big cats do not work the way you think. There are hundreds of badly titled videos online that are total b.s.
Lioness's babies are killed by the alphas when leadership is changed. Mayhaps, this one had memories of her own and that's why she took in the baby AND she fought the lion.
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Fun fact: This lion is using the baby as bait to coax the bigger ones out
@Black Scale lions eat baboons all the time
@Black Scale they do eat baboons
@Black Scale go Africa, stand up next to a pride and find out.
@Black Scale they eat baboons
All the other lions: it's crazy Auntie again
Auntie lion : I am keeping him forever. He is my new baby.
LetsBeHappy! Yea, funny
🤣🤣🤣 Auntie Lioness is always welcoming strays ! Such a weirdo
More like she is saving it for later
🤣🤣🤣 cute
Till he's big and I'm hungry...
Lioness: I am saving it for my husband. You know how he gets cranky when he gets home from work.
For years to come he will be known as the chosen one within the troop.
Lunch??
He died from no milk
@@Teddy-hk2qx Ong they probably waiting for him to get bigger
I saw a vid about a lioness and a baby wilderbeast... and the lioness protcted and then relased the wilderbeast to his family. Really amazing.
What's a wilderbeast?
Well, lions eat wildebeest, young and cold, all the time!
Cherry-picking won't do. You're delusional.
@@ir8free "Truth" posts something lovely. You come in here, shit on their grammar and contradict them. Yo @Heed the Seen, good luck with your life. It's going to be grim you miserable piece of shit lol.
@@sophiesronce6847 haha go to your safe place snowflake.😀
@@sophiesronce6847 *you're
I think you will find the lioness was distracted by a much easier meal with more meat than a scrawny little calf. Lioness did nothing but get confused why this wet thing it usually eats has imprinted on it without fear, then the distraction. Link to that vid is there -------->
I came here from a "baboon stole lion cub" video
Me to bro
Me too
Same
It's funny. From the prey's perspective, it's either go in to fight or flight mode.
But from the predator's perspective, it's either hunt or protect... Lol
This guy sucks ass if he just talks over pictures no video... and says things that are obvious .... I think we got clickbated
Love how it talks about the tenderness of the baboon when they are known to take cubs of lions and cheetahs and kill them
Most predators do that, they can still be tender towards their own childs and not so tender to babies that are not their own xD
Most *predators* do that. They do that because it’s an easy source of food. The baboon does it because it will grow up to kill baboons later in its life
@@aceaspect2431 yep
@@aceaspect2431 Also lionesses typically keep the prey child for a while before killing it
Yeah but some baboons or chimps gorillas kill there own little ones also.
Lionesses have that motherly instinct!
Yes, until they no longer have motherly instincts.
Such a lovely father I’m so glad the baby was okay.
Nasty monkey
@@flyingdog1498 Ive seen at least 2 lioness finds & keeps baboon babby videos and in both cases the babby dies - and iirc the ""dad," baboon was too late in one and in another it killed the babby while it tried rescuing it because instead of grabbing it and holding it close it just grabbed its arm and ran like hell and the poor little things head got bounced off everything in papa's mad dash away. I could be wrong but I have a feeling the babbons mentioned in this video didnt make it out alive.
Plot twist:- The baby monkey was small so she decided to raise it, make it plump so she can eat it later. But her plan failed bcz his dad came to the rescue.
You know the monkey died
I can't say the same, I've seen babs do horrible things to other animals
Kept turning off the "record" button. Yet all we get are pictures. Pphttt
Yea, bullshit
probley because natural instict kicked in and she ate it.. why would you wanna see that..
To me that whole "video" even looks like just some pictures put together to tell some BS story. Is it all the same lion/baboon anyway?
i mean great story but its a story with stills🙄🙄🙄 all we know is somebody was out in the yard taking pics, or they googled them, video not stills, makes a world of difference
Just like my grandpa said . "Dont judge an animal by its jaws"
He should have said "Always judge an animal by its jaws"
your grandpa is a moron.
@@ThomasJr
HAHAHAHAHA
OMG THE DAD CAME BACK FOR HIS BABY OMG AAAA
Wtf
Cameraman: Goes into the wild to record wildlife.
Also Cameraman: Turns off camera because an animal is about to die.
😂😂😂😂😂
Exactly what i was thinking. Someone isnt cut out for this
It was a baby monkey and they look more human than other creatures and it was being tortured
@@Misaamanenoir You to sweet.
I might add that I honestly think the humans turn of the camera and intervene.
Brava mamma leonessa! Mamma anke di piccoli non suoi!👏👏
If we would just let them live they'll surprise all of us time and time again
Tina. Thank you for your sharing video 👍👍👍👍👍😃
Wow thanks sir first I was so sad because I was afraid that u will say bayby baboon has killed but when u said bayby baboon has survived oh am so happy to here that. Thanks so much sir
Hermoso documental. Hay animales que tienen reacciones increibles. Pero se rescato al bebe Baboon por mama. Me encanto. Gracias
And I will hug him and squeeze him and call him George!!!!
He is a very very good father!! Thank you!!
Dad of the year! 🙏
Super oratory .. God gifted Voice
Animals also have feelings
duh, but few species have a sense of death and self-awareness.
#mirrortest
@@ir8free true. But in this case she's a mother too
MANANA BLESSING sorry but NO, THEY DON’T HAVE FEELINGS! Look up the word “INSTINCT” IN THE DICTIONARY and you’ll find that animal behaviors are out of INSTINCT. It definitely mimics and even reflects human behaviors and emotions...but it’s NEVER OUT OF FEELINGS/EMOTIONS, not out of consciousness or intellect, which animals DO NOT POSSESS.
A hungry lion “has no issues” killing anything that’s flesh. It was never taught to hunt or kill...
Most birds are born with the ability to fly and yet, it takes a little while for them to physically develop the ability and skill of flying. Such ability and skill is already there (just like a talent we’re born with) but the bird has to acquire certain strength to be able to pull its first “solo flight” off. Has anyone taught momma bird to push her chicks and to take flight to show them how to do it? Of course, not. She’s born with such instinct in herself. She never thought of it while sitting on her eggs...she never “ponders upon anything”...she simply does what she’s been born to do.
Animals who kill human beings or other animals have no such thing as remorse, sadness, guilt, etc. Although I must say, as lions act out of their survival instinct and kill to feed themselves and their young, we can observe their walking pattern after a ‘successful kill’...if I didn’t know better, I’d say lions “feel proud” to kill! Lol 😂 but no such thing is true! And if animals had feelings, you could count on the lioness ‘caring’ about her cubs empty stomachs before he cares about her own. Such thing isn’t true at all. A hungry lion will have one thing in mind (so do speak, of course): “How fast I can put food in MY STOMACH”. No such thing as feelings...but they do protect their young and that’s OUT OF INSTINCT...something they’re born with.
There’s no such thing as “animal feelings”.
I say this in respect and understanding that you’re obviously a very carrying person who cares for our God given animals, which is the right thing to do. But it’s false to claim animals have feelings.
Make no mistake, many people believe such thing because many animal behaviors, which are ALL OUT OF INSTINCT (even when they’re trained to behave and perform in certain exceptional ways!), absolutely mimic human behaviors and emotions. Therefore, we’ll definitely observe animals crying, howling, acting as one who’s ferocious in ‘anger’, they’ll show affectionate behaviors, mourn for the loss of young or other ‘family member’, etc. HOWEVER, all such actions and reactions are ALL OUT OF THEIR NATURAL INSTINCT, which is something their born with...and obviously, it differs from one species to another.
Do you really think that parakeets and macaws imitate sounds and even utter our spoken words because they possess “intellect”?
Certainly NOT! Their ability is a talent/skill/instinct they’re born with. By the way, the word “talent” here is synonymous with “instinct”. Talent (or natural gift) is something that even us, human beings don’t ever acquire rather we’re born with...and it’s pretty obvious that it usually “runs in the family” but for humans, that’s not like animals at all because what’s passed down in DNA doesn’t necessarily continues or is evenly distributed down our “family trees”. We’re not “species” and definitely not animals...though many act far worse than animals. Animals don’t do anything outside their own God given instincts, with a few exceptions when there’s exceptional circumstances. For example, dogs are not known to kill their owners...but occasionally, it happens. They have no intellect, conscience, or emotions...for this reason, you’ll observe no such thing as “remorse” out of animals that kill people and other animals. They (the correct pronoun is actually IT) simply act out of their instincts.
Check out the definition of instinct and you won’t be surprised why you and so many mistaken instinct for ‘feelings’. It’s not hard to think or even believe that animals have feelings...but they don’t. That’s completely wrong and causes a lot of trouble in our world today. I’m not saying we shouldn’t protect our animals. We must. That’s our God given responsibility...but protecting human life is absolutely priority over protecting animal life...sadly, too many have this one backwards!
Yes, but not human feelings. Lionesses who do things like this are not feeling empathy or "deciding to befriend or care for the baby prey animal". They are following their big cat instincts. Which include prolonging the chase- which is particularly short when it comes to baby prey. It feels too easy, so they play with it for awhile. This play can appear extremely gentle from our perspective, but many misinterpret the scene. Almost all of these end eventually in the baby animal being eaten or injured and left to starve to death and abandoned by its parent, who likely moved on already bc it assumed baby was done for.
@@mananablessing3585 in this case she is simply playing with her food.
AMAZING!!!
She was saving it for dessert.
Lol
im so glad i live in south africa and i can just drive 4 hours to the kruger national park to see these animals
Just like a fisherman, too small throw it back to grow up.
That's not humanity. Humans do like that only to get a benefit. When the fish grow, they will kill them but these creatures are better than humans.
@@nadeekaweerasingha5884
wrong, lions eat babies all the time!
Nadeeka Weerasingha no siree lions kill babies everyday, including their own species :D
Nadeeka Weerasingha you dumb af stop acting like a know it all if you don’t know it at all
A group of female lions saved an african girl from slave traders or some similar people recently, last year or 2 yers ago or so. and furthermore they ESCORTED her to the next town. THat made headlines round the world recently. Wild animals from different species had been seen rescusing each oter numerous times. Darwinism has been debunkend even for the dumbest of dumb by now and i can tell you everyone who still believes in it and acts accordingly will get what he deserves.
I love animals too but people are trying to humanize this lion. You want to think because you'd save the baby baboon she would too.
Knowing, cats she was just amused by it. Doesn't make her bad just makes her a cat. She might not have eaten it, unless she was hungry enough but she wasn't taking pitty on it. Just amusing herself.
I think I'll save this for a little snack later.
She’s Just doing what cats do she will ether eat it or let it go though boredom. I wish people would stop trying to put our laws to the animal world. His dad was the real hero of the story doing what good dads should do wether animal or human.
This is why Mother Earth is going too give animals on earth a second chance, but us humans on the other hand are screwed though.
VS9050909 give animals a chance but not humans? Think about it a bit.. we all will get a chance..
talk for yourself
Because humans never do anything nice and animals never kill other animals?
I see you never read the qord of the true and living god
@@swankelly Animals kill for hungry or instics; people kill for evil; that's the diference; obviously there's a good people too in this world and deserve a second chance; 👍
Experience of a life time!! How WONDERFUL🙏
also rare
predators eat babies all the time!
I'm so happy the baby is ok....animals are amazing
True
What an amazing father...to look for the opportunity to rescue his baby...he could have been killed.
I hate to ruin your happiness, but what did the baby eat now that his mother is dead? Nothing. He ate nothing. He dead.
Amazing!
For any mother mercyness is important and for that this is the example 👆
they are all look lovely
Mother is always mother it's proved by animals
shahkeyur2 UNTIL SHE KILLS...
Just like any animal they are definitely unpredictable!! Regardless of the "false advertisement" in your headline with saying a "video" but u only have pictures, I enjoyed the footage. Just goes to show you that it could be "mother" instincts but then again the little one wasn't a challenge for her at all for what's expected out of the wild. Regardless it wouldn't survive without the milk.. Thank you for sharing!
Aw daddy saved the day
😰Sad momma died. 🥰Baby still alive!!
@PannsApprentice Dang.
Lions are very compassionate murderers
They are the overgrown murder kitties
So are humans.
@@clairemora7715 True.
no, they are not. At times they just toy with the food. Sometimes they won't kill the fetuses because it's not worth it. It's the opposite of what babs would do to cubs. Baby babs don't represent threat to lions since they are food. But cubs represent danger to babs.
It’s a trick big cats will play with baby monkeys but they will sometimes even steal a baby to lure the adults to come after it. It’s one of the cats tricks.
Hmmmm. Good point! I didn't think of it that way and it totally makes sense! Lol..I can't believe I didn't think about that point. Thanks!!! 🤭👌🏻👏🏻
Mother nature... Great inspiration!
That was the best story ever thanx
Wow!
Babboons...monkees in general can endure a lot of pain and recover quickly.Im sure the little guy survived
Tim Smith Monkeys*
*monkeys
Fantastics !
Nice condenser microphone and extra bass to voice 😂🤝
Amazing
The cats like to play with their food.
The little guy was a snack for later.
He looks so trusting at the lion.
But there are numerous videos that show how those things really end.
So very sad.
The lion really is laying down with the lamb.
But only until it gets hungry again.
So very sad.
baboon: steals cubs of lions
lions: ight an eye for an eye
Awesome
This is a beautiful post
What was that one animal a tiger dog? Anyway intresting when nature does the unexpected. The Lioness wanted to play more then eat,for the moment.
Yess....it just felt lonely at that times then it needed to play...the male lion very busy mating other lioness
Love the cheetah with lions fan
We are all the same. We all care about our babies and families.
4:07 Yes !
If I saw that in person.
I let nature do what it’s want.
Animals have affection than human,, u proved sir ,,,,,nice video
She's thinking about the future...when that baby grows up it will be more useful than it is now, lol!
You're lol 😂 any animal think about future.
No, her instinct is to use the baby to lure the mother looking for a lost baby.
Oui merci beaucoup pour tes vidéos soyez bénis abondamment amen merci🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🍃🍁🍃🍁🍃🍁🌺🌺🌺🍃🍁🍃🍁👍👍
Thanks u my friend
Baboons are so cute as babies.
Yeah yeah the lion was playing with its food!
EXACTLY! It's the original game of "Cat and Mouse". (Here it comes!) DUH!
"i was in agony'
Father of the year he saved he’s child
🔵 Once a female mammal gets a coupla good-huffs of an infant animals breath without being under heat-of-the-kill circumstances, it engages their hormonal drives toward that infant.
This is why there are so many videos of an animal acting as mother for another animal of an entirely different species even, not even a mammal,... perhaps a bird.
Todos los animales son muy inteligente no puedo pasar un día sin verlos
Then what if they are Hunters
They also have heart
Lovely wildlife majestic
There's no telling what the motive was, but big cats will do this to attract larger prey. They'll pin a young animal to make it cry out attracting the attention of the adults
Thats what I was thinking.
Animals having mankind.
Humans having Animal kind.
Nowadays situation.
Until the Animals have more compassion then some Cruel humans ...
Baboons are very intelligent and brave monkeys.
Miracle !!
So tragic 😢 momma died and baby alive...now i know all animals sure do have feelings.
Yea and ?
Great 👌👌👌👌👌
I will kiss him and hug him and squeeze him and pet him and call him George.
aw how cute and that first
Heart stopping........but any other day I doubt it would of last that long. Good video
This is why baboons kills baby lion cub
Smart animals
No they kill them because lions can easily kill them so they are trying to make them stop producing so they don’t get eaten
@@user-lv8fe3dm4k isnt that what the other guy is saying?
@@ArtmanNexus no
@@user-lv8fe3dm4k then what was he saying that you had to "correct" him, and why would that make sense? 🧐
Blep
If this was true I need a video to prove it. lol
"The fact that a hungry lion will prefer its offspring to itself, and give to it a piece of meat it would otherwise have eaten; that the cowardly rabbit will attack a lion in order to protect its young; that the fig-tree contents itself with mud while giving pure milk to its offspring, the fruit - this shows to anyone not blind that they act in accordance with the commands of a Being infinitely merciful, generous and solicitous. Again, the fact that even unconscious plants and beasts function in the wisest and most conscious of fashions demostrates irrefutably that One Utterly Knowing and All- Wise has set them to work, and that they are acting in His name..."
Words - 75 (by Said Nursi)
A lion would NEVER EVER do anything to "care for and help" a prey animal. Sometimes they let prey go if they dont know how to kill, or already ate, but they do not just sweetly care for other species.
They just play with them sometimes. She ISNT caring for it when she laid with it. Thats what they do with prey. Cats do that.
Glad the baby was saved by another baboon!
BULLSHIT I've seen a video where a lioness protected a baboon baby from a hyena attack and let the other baboons take their baby back after she got rid of the hyenas. So maybe you need to do some more research before you act like a know it all.
Exactly.
In rarest of rare cases, lioness or tigress who recently got babies or lost them may show affection to other species newborns, but normally they never show such affection as this videos say.
@@zacharyrobbins1410 dear, you're the one who needs to do the homework. Consult an expert, actually look into it. Just because you saw footage and misinterpreted it, means absolutely nothing. Look it up.
@@GigaNiga7 that's right, this tends to only occur just after giving birth, and they arent actually caring for them. It only appears that way sometimes. They can appear gentle at times, but it ends badly.
@@zacharyrobbins1410 its exactly as I and HollowBoy say. They have mothering instincts if theyve recently given birth. Any expert will tell you, you're misunderstanding what you are looking at. The babies they "save", after what appears to be loving on them, are either brutally eaten or freeze to death and are left (or eaten). Cats lick their kills after its dead, fyi, and a defenseless baby of another species doesnt move much. Everything you saw is pure instinct, and wont end well. Big cats do not work the way you think. There are hundreds of badly titled videos online that are total b.s.
The baby monkey will revenge his mother death
Lions like pet animals antelope, baby baboons, and piglets 🤣🤣🤣💯
I'll name you George and I'm going to pet you, hug you and cuddle you.
天下之大，凡事有例外！不足為奇，＂愛＂
Lions are not mindless killers, they're very democratic when it comes up what they want to hunt! They can be very emotional creatures too 😻😻😻
cannibalism is not uncommon among lions, though
Lioness's babies are killed by the alphas when leadership is changed. Mayhaps, this one had memories of her own and that's why she took in the baby AND she fought the lion.
Grace....
Miralos como estan que bonitos
As Dracula said to his one true love mina " there is much to be learned from BEAST.
Hi
Monkey is like a doll to the lioness.
Very nice
That's one incredibly lucky baboon
I saw the video when the lioness was saving the baboon it was very short but it gives a lesson
lioness: I got my new pet
Oh the cat is so nice to the baby after it slaughtered the mother
Lol
Why was no video taken of this ?