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- Female puma Blinka has given birth and has come to claim the lakeside nursery from her rival Rupestre. Fights as violent as this, between females, are rare. But with cubs of her own, Blinka will not back down.
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Dynasties II (2022)
From Patagonia's frozen Andes, to the plains of Zambia, to sprawling grasslands in the shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro, Dynasties II returns - more captivating and compelling than ever, providing fresh insights into the secret lives of some of the most charismatic animals on the planet. Dynasties II features surprising, dramatic, and heart-warming stories with iconic favourites, elephant and cheetah, as well as unearthing the stories of some unsung heroes of the animal kingdom, puma and hyena.
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I've always loved the puma especially their unique growl.
I'm a cougar guy..they just...the right age...know what they want..and experience..
@@trilingualkid He didn't even use the word cougar dummy
That unique growl has been used in films as a growl for a panther (leopard) 🤣🤣
@@promontorium cougars and pumas are the same, but he didn't I no lol he just some perv trying to get his kicks 🤣🤣
@@trilingualkid this joke was funny like 5 years ago
They fight just like my 2 house cats
So true.. love the Garp pic BTW
Exactly. Felinae.
@@LimpBizkit999 y?
@@littledudefromacrossthestr5755 What do you want Chris..
@@LimpBizkit999 ok
Blinka is my favorite puma down there, Rupestre is awesome too, I didn’t know they got in a fight lol
Stop fighting ladies!!
This was a proper cat fight
Torres del Paine Chile , i LOVE my country 😍
The guys voice over makes the whole experience super epic🐯🌳🌲
I've loved listening to David Attenborough's voice over on nature programs since I was a kid, and that's for more than 40 years - and he still sounds the same!
@@grafito4438
Sir David Attenborough has one of the most soothing voices on the planet.
Just wish he could find The Creator, God and His precious Holy Son, to see beyond The One who created all of that wonder...
@@majoroldladyakamom6948
I pray that God will bless him with repentance 😀😌
“The guy” lol. Only the most iconic voice since James earl jones
His name is Sir David Attenborough
Love this episode
amazing
Este vídeo é espantoso ...que linda família, uma luta feroz que deixou marcas de sangue ficando sem o lar para criar as suas belas crias...que grande duelo de garras e de mostrar os dentes no seu rugido vencedor!! Há que recomeçar tudo ..noutro lugar!! Que paisagens maravilhosas ...
Siiiimmmmm.
Never mess with a momma who’s already in the nursery!
Actually that was the female that lost (and the individual followed in the episode). She had to move her cubs elsewhere for the rest of the episode, though they all made it.
Mom: You better not be watching Violent TV now!
Me: Don't worry mom, I'm watch an animal documentary.
Mom: That's good.
Animal Documentary:
Pumas roars arw quite similar to their southern continent cousins the jaguars
Absolutely not. Pumas don't really roar the way MOST members of the "Panthera" genus do, such as Jaguars.
I can assure you that. I've been with Jaguars in captivity more times than I can count.
these pumas live in the southern continent, South America. You can tell by the guanacos that they are in the mountains of Chile or Argentina. looks like a part of Patagonia to me
Pumas arent like jaquars and actually pumas are lesser cats cause they cant roar where jaquars arent
@Antonio "EL BICHERO" Ripoll, actually, the genus Panthera contains only two extant species and four species as a whole in the fossil record, the only four members of the genus Panthera are the currently living Leopard (Panthera pardus) and Lion (Panthera leo) and the extinct European Jaguar (Panthera gombaszoegensis) and African Jaguar (Panthera shawi), while the other ten species are relocated to two distinct genera, Uncia for the currently living Snow Leopard (Uncia uncia) and Tiger (Uncia tigris) and the extinct Cave Lion (Uncia spelaea), Tibetan Jaguar (Uncia blytheae), East Asian Lion (Uncia youngi), Longdan Tiger (Uncia zdanskyi), and Chinese Jaguar (Uncia palaeosinensis) and Jaguarius for both the currently living Jaguar (Jaguarius onca) and the extinct American Lion (Jaguarius atrox) and Yucatan Leopard (Jaguarius balamoides), these ten greater big cat species now reclassified into two genera on their own are now more closely related to clouded leopards (genus Neofelis) than they are to the Southwest Asian, West European, and African roaring cats, in fact, this classification now redefines the genera based on geographical distribution alone.
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Thanks for that in-depth lesson!
Nature is cool!!
I wish i could watch the entire show
Cat 😺: get yo ass up!!!?
very very nice channel🥀
I always thought Puma's were mostly solitary animals. I never knew the lives in groups.
They don't live in groups what about this video would make you think that😂😂 did you think the mother gave birth then just left the cubs to grow up
Quick recap two cougars fight the one that looses has to find a new place for her and the cubs to live nothing hard to understand. You "cougars live in groups"😭😭😭
They are literally fighting each other for territory.
@@oliewray8357 why u so rude?
La classe
It's heartbreaking ...
@2:00 pastry friend said we’ll get em next time champ
Love so much ❤️❤️
Wow that was some fight they scream at each other wow she come back and claim her spot wow
Wow
ooh yeah! they remind me of my two older sisters...
Once I started watching this Video I knew it was David Attenborough.
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Oh my gosh
OMG.....the fight sound.....
Rrrrrrrrr
Moms to rescued! 💪💪❤️🥰
Even Pumas have to deal with rising rent prices
How can we watch full documentary?
WOW
Viva chile
Puma at large
Котики))
What’s up Broski 🦋
Its funny how they make sounds in studio
Just another day at home with my babies
👍👍👍👍👍💕💕💕
Where is full doucumantry ! This guy is awesome
This is our beloved David Attenborough, check out BBC wildlife.
Poiuuztrew
@@catalinacurio you mis-spelt David. But sure
@@danielseaburg9763 I’ll amend, was distracted by my bro who is a Richard believe it or not. 😂
Same league as my neighbour aunties fight verbally.
特意来感谢摄制组的拍摄， 让我领略大自然的真实和伟大。虽我是在中国互联网 bilibili看的 ，在此表达感谢拍摄者，太棒了，伟大的纪录片
Swear I've already seen this
Pumas usually are active after dark. These have mutated into less shy , more fearless felines. They look bigger than other pumas too.
I always see they hunting on day 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Is this in Chile I think it is torres del pain 🐆
Yep
Plz tell me striming time
Stop that Ladies....... GREETINGS ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love the puma videos. But this was indeed terribly sad to see what happened to her. Hope she heals well & quickly.
Ik you guys can do better & give her longer footage. Thank You ☺️
Same.
The full episode has both mothers survive and raise all of their cubs to independence, with Rupestre also producing a second litter of quadruplets months after sending off the litter she raises for most of the episode.
Are those the actual sounds?
Very much so, they are formidable creatures when p****d off!
no
Wieder ein gelungenes uns ja interessantes Video. Gruss Jürgen 🤠
Llama said “don’t record me I don’t have anything to do with this battle” 😂👍🏻
guanaco
What a magical place. At least the loser doesn't have to worry about rising house prices or hauling a bunch of furniture.
lol true.
Yeah but they do lose the right for the territory and get fucked up for it😅
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Where will be striming in India
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Dasa big kittie
Dem paws 😳
I know right? No wonder they can take down much larger animals.
Puma/Cougar is my favorite among big cats.
Which country/place is this ? It's so beautiful...
My guess is South America, Patagonia most likely.
Probably in Torres Del Paine National Park-Chile
It's in Torres del Paine, Chile. The mountains behind are very recognizable!
Probably Perú or Chile.
Usually, a cat would lick its mouth if there's something on it. I'm not sure why this one hasn't licked the blood on its mouth.
Good catch.
This cat was a paid actor who failed to follow the script.
Maybe in too much pain ? I mean her eyes are closed sitting still, I’m sure it didn’t feel good to have a female puma attack you, even if you are another female puma
Estoy casi seguro que fue grabado en Chile
Si? Muey bien Senior Cruz.
Hi! How are you?
Again, a new week has begun. I wish you good health and good things this week as well. Thank you.
Same to you! You are a wonderful human being! Please never forget that!
I have a puma tshirt 🐆😃
Awesome!
Some screams
No other Cat in the world can bring this much terror into the heart of anyone with that Hissing-Growl.....No one ever wants to hear that sound while in real time outside......It seems House Cat's resemble these more than any other Big Cat.....I am going to be a bit more wary of y neighbors' Cats after seeing this.....yikes
Bobcat?
@@alphabeta402 VERY TRUE !!!! You are so right
Pumas are the biggest wild cat that is most similar to house cats. They look similar, they have the same feline mannerisms and they are the largest cat that can purr and make a meow sound.
Technically pumas did not evolve from the same lineage ad jaguars or tigers... taxonomically they are in the same family as small cats despite their size. That's why they can purr but not roar
The lion's roar is 10x more powerful. It leaves people shaking in their shoes.
I believe this is in South America.
Yes chilean patagonia
Who is who?
2:02 “oh gosh they are recording us again”
Such big cats and no roars, pity
Ahh lost some blue chip real estate.Thats the way the mop flops.
انا من اليمن ارجو منكم أن تنقلو النمر العربي الي هذه الأراضي قبل أن ينقرض
May God Bless you. Ameen.
I was watching two fat cats fighting, now this? Thanks TH-cam
at what point are programs going to stop using these old, outdated stock roaring noises from pumas. just get the audio from the clip! jesus christ
صلو على النبي محمد رسول الله
May God Bless you. Ameen.
That cut might require stitches. She should get it checked out.
Sadly, her health insurance has expired.
Should a cheetah have a sound like that?
not "pyuma" but POOMA
I didn't know there were pumas outside of the Americas. I learned a thing!
Chile is in South America.
There aren’t
fighting like how two plastic girls are fighting over a guy
Why it's rare for female Puma to fight each others? Did they usually help each others raise their kitten just like feral female cats?
not worth dying in a fight just to have your offspring starve, i imagine
All animals prefer to avoid any risk of injury, if they can help it. The males just tend to be forced into conflict, because typically with mammals it's the males which have to compete for the females, or the territory with the females, not the other way around.
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When dynasty 2 will air on India?
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Various VISCOUS VIOLENT Fights btw 2 female puma adults are RANDOM!!!
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I've seen more violent fightsd that my dogs get into.
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This is exactly what is expected from an unplanned, unintentional, unintelligent, unguided, foresight-less, imperfect & amoral unconscious evolutionary creation process. This is exactly what is *NOT* expected from a perfect, omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient & benevolent moral conscious creator with thoughtful intentions & an intelligent plan.
I wish all cats were extinct.
Is that a joke or a genuine wish?
Without cats we would be overrun by rats and mice.
@@catalinacurio Maybe. Thats the one good thing they do.
Cats probably wish the same thing about humans.
@@aaronburns9538 I can understand your frustration with cats and I do respect that, but if I can provide a scientific perspective on this particular ethical dilemma, then thank you. You see, without cats, all those other creatures would go extinct either way, because in an ecosystem, every resource is limited, being constantly cycled as energy, matter, nutrients and biomass throughout the entire system (aka negative feedback mechanisms/loops). Plants (the producers) are eaten by herbivores/omnivores, and those (consumers) are then eaten by their predators (for example, a cat). The cats then die and their bodies are broken down by organisms living in the soil (decomposers). The nutrients from the cats are then stored in the soil. Those nutrients are then taken up by the plants and the cycle goes on and on. Now let’s say all cats are killed off, then those small mammals would be increasing, which is good, however, when the population of those animals keep increasing and aren’t balanced, they’ll keep eating all the plants and food resources until there’s none left, so they’ll then begin to decrease in population until they end up extinct. Cats balance out the resources in an environment and are essential for the stability of those habitats.
Wow