Why this Lioness Was Cruelly Tortured I Nature is Brutal
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Lions are fiercely territorial, willing to fight off any and all trespassers. But out here in the savanna, territory doesn’t have to be a patch of land. For a nomadic pride, it can also be a buffalo herd.
What happens when lions’ law is broken and one pride dares to cross a territorial line? Can the losers of this battle rescue a young hostage? Or will it prove to be every lioness for herself?
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"The Lions Rule"
A Terra Mater Factual Studios in co-production with National Geographic Channel and Doclights/NDR Naturfilm in association with ARTE France / Unité Découverte et Connaissance and Shibumi Films. Produced and directed by Owen Prümm, written by Ruth Berry.
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Great narration
The footage was unique. I grew up around animals and normally the reason for a slow kill is to attack but keep from getting injured during the attack, some animals are cruel but they are not like us especially under the heat of the sun. The daughter knew she was trespassing, on some level they trespassed to fight. When this happened the other set of lions went into a defensive deadly kill fight mode.
That's so sad. The mother knew there was nothing she could do but she still hung around. Nature can b so cruel and so beautiful all at the same time. Thank you Terra Mater for another video
nature is truly incredible. I was very touched by the empathy of the pride towards their injured lioness. Maternal instinct is truly beautiful. :)
Words "Cruelly Tortured" don't apply to Wild Life. They are born only for their survival. And they do anything for their own survival. They consider other herds other than own as a threat for them.
If we Humans adopt/shows this kind of behavior then we can say that it's Cruelly Tortured because we have a concept of right and wrong/good and evil (consciousness).
It really is brutal to watch! That is true - and we are eager to show both sides 🦁
Great to hear that you liked it Steve!
@@lenafromterramater3690 This behavior is normal in Wild life. We can't say that it's brutal or cruel. We can not apply human values on Wild life.
@@tajammulsiddiq9880 have you ever seen that leopard raised baby deer?
That is so very very sad, especially seeing the mother having to leave her to die alone 💔
We don't know she died. Many times they can heal. But it seems implied she died.
@@TheBooban someone in the comments saw the full doc and says that she dies the next morning 💔
It really is brutal having to watch that...but that's how nature works 🦁
@@lenafromterramater3690 its not about nature. If people interferes in so many things including nature. why cant these people filming this video help the injured lioness?
@@greentea9206 Because it's not our place if humans intervened in nature majority of the time animals would be too dependent on us and that's not a good thing. And besides, by the way her back hind legs looked it seems like they did damage from her spine.
Rest in peace young worrier, you defended your mom and pride with great courage and now you are free from ever being hurt ever again, you are free to run and hunt and wait for your mother and prid to join you one day where you all can live forever in peace. Your courage will always be in your prides heart forever. You layed your life down for you family so now you REST IN PEACE. Vary brave young lione
Member of a pride of cowards who only came to steal what was not theirs.
Gor such a large pride, they neglected to send scouts to check. A waterhole with buffalo in the midst of nowhere CLEARLY has an owner.
Serves her right. The old lioness will now have to oversee her succession.
Worrier 😂😂😂
We will inform this to her pride asap
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A well written eulogy...
What stellar narration. Nice to know that politics isn't strictly a human curse.
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Ngl with what happens the last 100 years we are no better than animals, at least animals care for each other most of the times. Even though what happened is bad there are people who torture lots of people and bomb crowds
Why are politics so bad?
You serious? Look at what we to to each other for no reason at all.
What we do to animals and our own kind is 100 fold worse then what they do 💀
So vicious, instead of giving her a swift death they tortured and left her for a slow death
cats are notorious for this
Male lions are especially bad about this they'll torture other males and go back for several rounds and step away to roar it's all a show for them they want to make a point of it
@@tayloreverard2039 How would you know?
@@slimoeguendouz712 the various and obvious studies and research done ?
@@slimoeguendouz712 apparently you don't have pet cats that can go outside. cats torturing things to death for fun is how they play. that mouse they bring you half dead and twitching didn't get a quick death.
Impressive footage! This is very rare to capture, congratulations.
Thank you so much Michael for your kind words 🦁
Stolen content from Lion Kingdom tv series. Nothing impressive about this.
Not as rare as you think, I see videos like this on a daily basis.
@@NANDO-vf6hi It isn't stolen, it was co-produced with National Geographic. Read the description.
@@michaelp.4890 stolen from. Are you really that dense.
We have seen Male Lions fight it out for control of a Pride and Territory .
I was always intrigued what would happen if entire Prides clash .
This video answers a lot of questions about Lion Social Structure and Behaviour .
That is great to hear! The lionesses really go for it when it comes to protecting their pride 🦁
@@lenafromterramater3690
This shows even Female Lions will fight to defend their territory and family
@@shatnermohanty6678 well male lions are seen as the first line of defense for a pride but lionesses are seen as the second and final line of defense.
@@vivismith1157 yes , usually Male Lions do the fighting while the Lionesses do the Hunting .
This is a rare case where Females were engaged in Fighting
@@shatnermohanty6678 that’s not actually true. Yes the male lion does most of the fighting especially with males but rival prides do fight a lot and it’s usually the lionesses fighting. Lionesses also will gang up on males during a takeover and have been known to chase the males off. I forgot which pride but the drove away some Mapogo males who had to return with more brothers it’s why coalitions of males make it much easier to take over prides because larger prides have more females who will fight back and could win if there’s 4 or more lionesses for every male. Lionesses are half the size and strength as males so a bunch of lionesses in a massive pride have been able to chase out young nomadic males during takeovers. Also again prides do actually fight and it’s not that unheard of and that’s were lionesses fight. Male lions are the main protectors but the lionesses are the last line of defense.
In short, it’s not that rare for lionesses to fight, it’s just more common for males to fight.
Quick edit: Forgot to mention it but it’s less common but males will hunt for the pride and it’s not unheard of for males when with the pride when not patrolling will help hunt and are extremely helpful when taking down big game. Some prides really depend on their males to hunt giraffes.
WOW. LION POLITICS. Its amazing how functional they are.
Better than Humans 😪
@@Sid369if you say so 😬
I feel I have seen this full documentary, I cannot remember the name but I do remember that the young lioness dies by the next morning.
💔 💔 💔
I'm sure it was called lion kingdom, 3 part documentary series. glade pride, baobab pride and another pride name I forget. It was on national geographic wild.
@@mancydraws3498 You are absolutely right. It was Lion Kingdom
It's called Lion Kingdom tv series look it up. This is stolen content.
The name of the documentary is from the series 'African hunter's' and there are three episodes with the tittle 'Pride and prejudice'.
This is so brutal, nature is real. How most humans have lost their connection to nature.
what does this even mean, do you want to get tortured to death?
No humans still have nature instinct, they killed each other everyday
It really is brutal to watch, but that's real raw nature 🦁
We became Apex predators. Not use to struggling. Plentiful food, zero competition. Over time we disconnected. Think about one of the other Apex predator…orcas…they’ve been videotaped “playing” with their food. Playing catch with seals.,after awhile the thrill of the kill might lose its effect and we just make it a easy part of the day. Strange how nature works….find it very interesting lions know how to “send a message” in the matter they did. Fascinating.
@@prazedplatoon6502 humans are not apex predators. We aren’t special. Humans are a plague.
Poor baby girl
May she rest easy and fly high😿🙏🏼
I knew animals are cruel, but I wasn't expecting this merciless 😨
Lions are extremely merciless. Male lions will tear at another's testicles, break their backs, cause deep lacerations throughout the opposing lion's bodies, and leave them to die. Normally takes the lion three to five days to succumb to injuires. All in the name of reproducing.
"CRUELTY" is strictly for "HUMANS".
Animals obey a simple rule called "nature". We humans are the loose ends, the departed ones.
If you think this is cruel, go look at what happened to that chicken so you could have your McNuggets
Nature can be brutal indeed🦁
Ah bless that poor lioness, her mother wanted to help her but couldn't.. nature is so cruel.
Whoa... they're quite smart! Never knew that these lions could act like human farmers. Protecting the buffalo herd and claim ownership on the herd. Establishing boundaries to other prides not to mess with their "livelihood".
This is very human. Or, human who does it are very animalistic/barbaric.
Farmers act like lions
@@thatnativenggatevelastifro4945 human intelligent could figure it out by themselves. But I don't know about everyperson on earth if they need to copy from other to learn. You do you, king. 🤷🏻♂️
Who narrated this? She is superb
Its empowering
utmost respect to the mother going to up the nomads alone to help her daughter.
“Lions are amazing creatures”
*Lions torturing one another*
My God, The way you describe & manage everything is impressive, can't miss a single second of it.
That is great to hear! Thank you so much for your kind words 🦁
Lion Kingdom tv series stolen content.
Mother's heart is big.😢
5:04 This young one watched everything, one day she/he will take revenge
Exactly lions always have such good war stories haha
RIP teen lioness died for her mother's and aunts' sins.
them nomads tho, they were all like "skill diff nubs".
This is taken from another documentary I watched years back, you've done a great job narrating it as well.
Basically how aliens observe humans and human conflict.
Poor lioness
Yes, it sometimes is really hard to watch real nature right?! 🦁
@@lenafromterramater3690 indeed
They were honorable not to attack the brave Mama🦁
Amazing footage, so brutal but fascinating at the same time
Thank you so much Bryce! It really is indeed 🦁
Lion Kingdom tv series stolen content.
"this edible ain't shit"
20 minutes later: 1:18
That pride let her down
If only the lions could team up. They’d be able to kill even more buffalo
That’s the problem they can’t get to big because more lions equals more stomachs to feed and that means harder work
@@chadzfr
Exactly. Though I watched one video growing up where there was a super pride and during one hunt they took down three Buffalo. There was two teams of like three and one lone experienced huntress. Was crazy.
@@magnarcreed3801 nice 👍
They are not human level
I haven't watched the whole documentary (not this video). But I think the message here is not that they couldn't kill the buffalos. They preserved the herd that they claim their own as their living food bank.
Imagine a group of nomad farmers, herding their cattle. And then a group of hunters came and hunted those cattles.
Wow nature is definitely brutal. And for mom to be so torn. I think they know there is no other choice at this moment. 💞
At 4:15 the injured lioness waves at her pride to just leave her to die and save themselves. She knew it was over for her and just wanted the best for her pride family.
That’s not at all what she did mate
@@skrillex9511 😂
1:05 go Buffalo 😂😅😂😅
Where’s pumba when you need him? Life is cruel
They actually taught a valuable lesson about staying positive in dark times. They might seem annoying but the moral he and timon tell is very important
animals don't do revenge but what they will do is anything to survive.
Untrue. Look up the russian tiger who tracked and killed the man who stole its pray or the man eater lions of tsavo (spelling might be wrong?)
Amimals are amazingly smart
@@lpsfoxstar8454
No it saw him as a theart this isn't revenge animals may be smart but they don't do stuff out of spit
@@Lazyspaceout they do but i’m not gonna argue with you, just look those things up, there was a tiger that tracked a russian man for weeks out of sheer hatered for him
@@lpsfoxstar8454
It's not hatred that's a human concept animals do not have morals that's a human concept
You clearly don't know how to separate fantasy from reality. Because and those who studies animals know that what that tiger did was is eliminate a threat to itself nothing more.
Just amazing! Just 5 minutes but so informative and interesting.
This is an 'expansion' of another video about this event. I saw it, there was nothing more 'Mom' could have done since the Lioness could not muster enough energy to WALK.
Buffalos like „aww they fighting over us“
Wow the title made me think this was gonna be some cattle defense strategy but this was just extremly fascinating
Hi Dotsinki! Thanks for watching! ;)
So painful death she had to go through
One or the other have to go through this
Nature is so cruel to them
God bless
I saw this once little on net geo, I searched for it on TH-cam to know cause of attack on lioness, but didn't find until now.
'Nature has no mercy' that is true.
They must have severed her spinal cord. I've seen another video where a lion did that to another.
AWESOME narration!
This was actually about 3 prides . The ruthless ones are Enjava the other Baobab Pride and there was a Glade Pride . Excellent documentary i highly recommend its full length version ..
We're glad you liked it ❤️
Exactly how my friends leave me when I get into any trouble that bdw was their idea
Prayers for that poor lioness! Nature proves that fate will always be played 😔😔
who knew animals could be so cruel to each other
In situations like these why doesn't the media crew interfere and save the lion??
Already they are endangered species
To capture the authentic experience. To interfere with the situation leaves us in the dark about what would really happen if the animal got hurt. These are nature documentaries, not fictional shows where we can write our own ideal ending. Outside of nature documentaries there are typically rescue teams who will help the animals regardless and may even house them and help them mate to increase populations. The cuter side to lions if you wanna say it that way.
Great vid!👍
The losing pride can easily outnumber them??? WTF
Such an amazing story
Thank you so much! 🦁
When they learn how to share, knowing that they cannot eat entire buffalo herd on their own that will be a great idea.
They’re… lions not humans
Yeah, but lions are weird AF and don't know how to share. They have these weird self centered systems
1:18 Bruh, that facial expression 😂
Interesting time to end..?! Did the film crew not stay and record what eventually became of the small lioness?
I think the implication is that she died there, either blood loss, thirst or heat stroke.
This is a small part of a 3 part documentary, I won't spoil it for you.
this is the first time i have ever seen a lion war
The buffalos watching the prides fight: 👁👄👁
I have never seen any Lioness do that to another Lioness.
This was painful to watch!
Its like when the 2 smartest kids raise their hands
Ngl I came into this thinking it was gonna be another April Fool’s video like the rest of my sub today.
A mothers love ❤️
My plan is after including many members in the foundation..it is to buy land by all together and keep a board ' This land belongs to THE 🌎'
Wild dramatization of animal behaviour but compelling none the less.
how can real footage be dramatization? the narration was observational not speculative. Correct me if I'm wrong. The title leans towards clickbait, that would be a fair criticism I think.
The poachers watching this just be like: 👀
Terra Mater you have such a beautiful voice
Thank you!
The things animals have to go through daily for survival. This saddens me so much!
Nature can indeed be really brutal 🦁
@@lenafromterramater3690 i sometimes wonder why the camera man wont step in to help the injured animals.
@@venomdealer790 It is a part of nature and there isn't really a person filming
@@idotmonke_AmericANA so how is this even filmed?
@@venomdealer790 Sometimes there is, other times they leave remote controlled cameras
aww...
The narrator sound similar from the host of Animalogic Channel when they showcasing plants
Animalogic promoted this channel long ago.
Reminds me of lion king 2
Where they all fought.....without the torture
this is like game of thrones-
Nothing against the narrator or the video itself it was a great video but I don’t know that you can call what they did revenge. The nomads came into other lions land and then tortured one of them for trying to protect it 🙄 that’s not revenge that’s sadism
u stupid?
@@polkadot7116 are you?
@@biginfluencer5252 didn’t the video say that the pride hunted from the nomads’ buffalo herd, so the nomads took revenge on said pride for hunting THEIR buffalo herd
@@magimariJY oh you mean the buffalo Hurd that was on their property? They had the right to hunt the buffalo, it was on THEIR land
@@biginfluencer5252 I thinks we’re a tad confuse, to just clear the air, the nomads is the one who’s young lioness got destroyed by the other pride right?
I think this is a footage of the documentary on Love Nature about the two lion tribes near the Lungawa riverbed and there was a big fight between the two tribes where 2 tribes became 1 big tribe and a few were led astray and didn't claim any territory of their own thus the name Nomads tribe a few youngsters who roam the landscape scrapping by from the herd of buffalos to eat and survive.... hends the nicknames i heard in this video which was given by the narator to these 2 lion tribes the Pride and the Nomads....
However its truly remarkable that from the documentary i've learn alot about the behaviour of lions..... they do actually some things in retaliation if it comes when they have admit defeat before..... so this is the retaliation of the Nomads who has seen their own pride members been slaughtered to death when they were juveniles...... but yet doesn't have the will and thrive to do the same to the youngster lioness the use as bait to draw attention of the pride...... so yes i can state this is an act of revenge... if you know what has happened to the entire tale of the 2 tribes at forehand....
Heartbreaking 😓
CUANTO LO SIENTO POR ESTA JÓVEN Y VALIENTE LEONA
1:18 Holy crap it’s a Nicheling with a Derp Snout.
I remember this story
I wish this videos where longer, at least 10 minutes.
That is a very nice compliment! Thank you 🦁 - there are some longer videos on our channel!
Stolen video. Watch full series' on national geographic
that wasn't the mother.. that was the prides matreoark, and the mother is there, and was the last to leave the injured lioness alone
Wtf did I just see?!?
Crazy
It is indeed! 🦁
Top notch Content
Wow thank you so much Sandhu! This means a lot to us 🦁
Lion Kingdom tv series, stolen content.
Lion on Lion violence is as horrific as anything else… nature is cruel some say, I think nature is indifferent.
Wow lions
It's Baobab Pride
comparing human and animal behavior and somehow making an inference that its similar is very dangerous .. psychopaths always thrive on such stupid inferences
This is the glade lions.
Oh goddddd💔💔💔💔
Tragic!
Hey that's the njaa pride that ain't ur video but cool narration
😢😢😢😢😢 wow
African wildlife is so cool.
I actually saw some large pride also follow Buffalo n had a similar fight some years ago..... that's the lions .. that's their way.... its sad ! Poor mother! But it's the wild. 😒
I am much very interested in the politics of animal kingdom, this video shows how brutal lion's punishment are ' but there are still missing piece , on the analytics of their brutal combat , how the offensive lion pride lost in the battlefield ? What are the underlying reasons ? Is it they are dominated by battle inexperience young lionesses or the problem is the terrain of the battlefield , ?
Wow
Woohoo cat fight!
This is so gangsta lol mean while buffalo plan on stampede over the lions
Tyler Mac let’s go lions
Good one👍
Great to hear 🦁
This made me 😭 weep, thanks & have a nice day (I wont)
The buffalo wins.
I wonder why they don't cooperate.
I think there are enough buffalos for the 2 prides. 🤔
Do not underestimate politics and power struggle.
If there is enough buffalo for the two prides, then there must be twice the buffalo for one pride!
Because theyre ensuring the survival of their genes, not the others.
More numbers: more mouths to feed.
Look at humanity. We have more than enough of everything but only within a few individuals. Competition is cruel
Me wondering who tf won