@bhejanenaturetraining1018 no doors needed? I wonder if you would be saying that if you and your family were being mauled by lions in the house. You're insane
No doors wtf? Also those people on the back of that little ass truck, wouldn't be hard at all for lions to snatch them off, I've seen lions take down giraffes
Does it really look like a recently built house to you? The camp is actually a tented camp. That was an old house that burnt down. We are just using what remained of it as a camp kitchen. It used to be an old farmhouse before this was a game reserve.
@bhejanenaturetraining1018 ok. But the house looked well constructed with wood and I still can't figure out why doors were not installed. At least block the doors with something. Cmon now
Really? We have coexisted with them for thousands of years. We both have a right to be here. The whole argument about who is allowed to be where is silly. We can co-exist - as we are doing here. Sometimes we get to close to comfort for them, sometimes they get to close for comfort for us - but thats part of normal life!
So, it's obvious exciting to see lion. Having them in camp is another situation. Before someone gets hurt or killed, BEFORE the real blood lust animals (lawyers) get involved, you gotta chase these kitty's away.
That is true yes. Dylan was having a bit of fun with the video but was actually also in there to try and chase them away so the students can get back into the camp safely. The cats did move off after spending about an hour in camp.
@@bhejanenaturetraining1018 I was shallow reef diving off a boat in the Keys, and it was time to get back on board. But between our group and the boat's ladder was a huge 6 foot barricuda, the largest I'd ever seen...just hanging at the bottom of the ladder. Yeah, we patiently waited. He moved on in about 10 minutes. (We weren't about to try to shoo him away.)
Let's😁 start a GO FUND YOU page for doors and windows 😉
Why no doors????
Read the info beneath video #3 of this series, in the dropbox.
I did and still why NO DOORS???
Fantastic experience(s)
Put on a door if you don’t like intruders. Not that hard. How ridiculous. One day you will be the lions lunch.
What makes you think we dont like them?
Might as well live under the stars as in a house with no doors and windows - houses are built for protection or why bother at all?
No doors in that house??? O_ó
No doors needed - its an open air camp.
@@bhejanenaturetraining1018 Considering that there are no doors, what exactly stopped the lions from just walking in and killing you?
@bhejanenaturetraining1018 no doors needed? I wonder if you would be saying that if you and your family were being mauled by lions in the house. You're insane
So as you can see they CLEARLY will waltz in those structures whenever they feel like it. I wouldn’t mind it as long as I’m far away from them.
And what happens if a person is inside that building when lions can just walk through it. I would think doors are important so nobody gets killed.
Very. Exciting
Guess who's coming to dinner?..
Y’all are really into that coffee aren’t you?😏
Where is this ? Africa?
Somkhanda Game Reserve in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa
Florida, obviously.
Commend you give Google Earth a try. Incredible what is revealed.
South America or Europe
No , it's Antarctica.
Love it thank you for sharing but please be careful 💖😋😊 in Jesus ✨🔥 🙏 Mighty Name ✨
No doors wtf? Also those people on the back of that little ass truck, wouldn't be hard at all for lions to snatch them off, I've seen lions take down giraffes
Have you seen people on safari? Also a common sighting in African game reserves😋.
Let's build a house with no doors in lion country. Duh
Does it really look like a recently built house to you? The camp is actually a tented camp. That was an old house that burnt down. We are just using what remained of it as a camp kitchen. It used to be an old farmhouse before this was a game reserve.
@bhejanenaturetraining1018 ok. But the house looked well constructed with wood and I still can't figure out why doors were not installed. At least block the doors with something. Cmon now
In all fairness they were here first!
Really? We have coexisted with them for thousands of years. We both have a right to be here. The whole argument about who is allowed to be where is silly. We can co-exist - as we are doing here. Sometimes we get to close to comfort for them, sometimes they get to close for comfort for us - but thats part of normal life!
@bhejanenaturetraining1018 I agree but that structure needs doors .
Says who?
So, it's obvious exciting to see lion. Having them in camp is another situation.
Before someone gets hurt or killed, BEFORE the real blood lust animals (lawyers) get involved, you gotta chase these kitty's away.
That is true yes. Dylan was having a bit of fun with the video but was actually also in there to try and chase them away so the students can get back into the camp safely. The cats did move off after spending about an hour in camp.
@@bhejanenaturetraining1018 I was shallow reef diving off a boat in the Keys, and it was time to get back on board. But between our group and the boat's ladder was a huge 6 foot barricuda, the largest I'd ever seen...just hanging at the bottom of the ladder. Yeah, we patiently waited. He moved on in about 10 minutes. (We weren't about to try to shoo him away.)
In our dive group we felt protected from sharks...because we were swimming with lawyers.
@@betsybarnicle8016 - ROTFLMFAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Very good. Obviously the sharks were observing "professional courtesy"