You can tell this male lion is very experienced at killing things. The sway he perfectly knocked the center of balance of the hyena with a just touch. Then perfectly slid to have his mouth around its neck. This basically made the survival rate 0% in just a matter of a second.
Ntwadumela, He who greets with fire. One of the most iconic lions in recorded history. He killed over 30 hyenas in his lifetime and was named the hyena killer for a simple reason that when he goes for a kill against hyena, he will stop at nothing. Doesn't matter if his energy would be wasted, he just wanted to kill them.
He was a true King. I saw this documentary a looooonnnnngggg time ago,but I couldn't remember his name. But he who greats with fire always stayed with me.
Such a perfect and calculated strategy by Ntwadumela at 0:22. He begins his chase from a flanking position as one of the Lionesses is already assisting in corraling the Hyena into Ntwadumela's path. At the perfect moment Ntwadumela steps on the throttle and catches the Hyena for the kill. He was a master killing Hyenas. But it's almost as if he was simply giving the Hyena a head start so he could test himself. What a legend.
Awesome! I went to the zoo a couple of years ago and the big male was roaring his head off for some reason. He could be heard in every part of the zoo, and you could actually feel vibrations running through your body from the pitch of that mighty roaring. I’ve never heard anything like it before.
I heard a lion at the zoo go on top of the hill and roar like that so the sound travelled across the zoo. He had just finished mounting a lioness. Typical guy, bragging to everyone that he had just scored with a babe.
...and the way he smacked the hyena's leg, twice!! So focused, didn't even change his mind even after the lioness smacked the hyena's leg. Notice how the lioness stopped but this majestic beast didn't stop, just kept pushing till he was rewarded for hardwork, determination and resilience. Let the lion in you play. I am a son of the Lion of the tribe of Judah!!! Nwa Odum ogbe Judah!!! Okwo unu anugo? 😊
He did not know. She was simply marking over his territory as he was marking it so he took off after the hyena. If you are going to compete(hyena) with a lion over territory within plain sight your days are numbered.
I remember watching this spectacular documentary in 1992, "Eternal Enemies: Lions and Hyenas." This particular scene gave me chills and it still does today.
@@psychohist , thanks for your response. I am not interested in the DVD. I was just wondering when N.G. had its first "sociologically correct" tendencies. Some, certainly not all, feminists may not have liked the way this ended, with the tough and brassy female leader of the hyena pack being a little too bold, not respecting the lions' killing power enough, and as a consequence being killed by a male lion. I have sometimes wondered if that is why I never saw a rerun of this episode.
I bought this in VHS in the early 1990s . THE VERY best Docomentary . narration . camara work Great show. I was DISGUSTED to here that the MALE LIONS WERE KLLED BY HUNTERS
1:44 "It was not always easy for us to witness these struggles for life, but at the end of it all perhaps we came to know more about ourselves and the struggles that rage within our own savage souls"
@@TUFFNERDZsociety lol...I know.....American documentaries just goes a little too far in the analysis trying to sound profound....to the point it becomes silly and inane.
I remember seeing this on National Geographic many years ago. Still gives me the chills. Probably the most memorable and awe inspiring nature clip I've ever seen. Still feel bad for the matriarch but she kept messing with the female lions before the male came out and ended it.
I remember it too. It was long time ago....25 years I'll bet. This scene was by far the most memberable of the documentary. They had named that big cat Ntwaidumela ("He Who Greets With Fire")
I saw this documentary years ago, it's so well done you even cut the hyenas some slack. The build up to the execution is so well crafted that when ' HE who speaks with fire' answers his brothers call call you want to scream 'YES'! cause you know there is going to be a reckoning!
It is a funny thing, siding with Lions vs hyenas seems practically universal. And yet all that any hyena is ever trying to do is to survive long enough to produce offspring.
That matriarch hyena was bold. In the film the male lion was marking his territory in several places and that hyena would mark over it soon afterwards. She sealed her fate.
@@The7dioses 9 years later : That hyenas is a Queen. She maybe is a leader of hyenas People now : That is feminist Tf? Chill dude. Human and animal is different, they have habit and culture
You’re also forgetting an important factor: size. A lion is more than four times larger than a hyena. The competition would be much different if they were the same size.
it does, but does not help them to kill male lions in a one to one encounter, it's not even one on one, without the lioness help she is likely to have escaped from him.
Cat's have evolved to have extremely loose skin. This allows them to break free from bites and the bite doesn't hit muscle or organs, just more skin. Pick up any house cat and you'll see what I mean.
Still as majestic as the day I first saw this. Now that I’m older I’ve noticed that the Lioness did more damage than I thought with what seemed like a fairly small swipe to the back left leg of that Hyena. If you look carefully it seems like the Hyena isn’t properly using that back left leg at all after that. Maybe it’s because I was 10 when I saw this and didn’t quite understand the power of those beautiful beasts. I just thought that was a little swipe. This is very unique footage for so many reasons and I’m extremely grateful it still readily exists. Thank you for uploading it!
@@maamardli - Right? I was kid when I first saw this, so I definitely wasn’t paying close attention. You can see that back leg is not working properly at all after that first swipe. Not sure if it’s broken exactly, but it’s thoroughly damaged.
My dad had the VHS tape and this literally felt like a movie when I was a kid about the battle between Lions and Hyenas, seeing this randomly now brings back memories of so many bygones it's ridiculously nostalgic! Amazing! Thanks for renewing the past! Lol
If you're into this subject, I once watched something about lion brothers who took on all the Lions in their area, killed them or run them off, and took on their prides, etc. They then expanded and did the same in the neighbouring area, they were unstoppable. Then one died, another split off from them and went to form his own pride. It left two... and they then met a younger group of lions, the same versions of themselves. You now watched them receiving what they had themselves served out. They were called the Mapogo lion coalition, and the documentary was called: Brothers in Blood: The Lions of the Sabi Sand Check it out.
I absolutely love his intro into the opening of the area being his "death zone" for all that he would catch. Just love seeing him look around like the head honcho. Totally badass. I love his stride. And at 0:26 when he looks over at it anticipating it's path, so gnarly.
Can you imagine turning around and seeing a big male lion just about to grab you by the neck. Because that's the last thing the hyena will ever see. Scary.
I can watch this over and over again. The team work between lioness and lion and the majestic strides of Simba as he closes into the hyaena , the strength, the swiftness, the attitude....etc ....I love lions ❣️
This is one of the most epic video clips to my mind. I grew up in South Africa and been to Kruger, Okavango etc quite often and never seen anything close to this. And to catch in on camera. Brilliant. Never gets old watching is over the years
I remember watching this long time ago. Damn like over 20 years ago. I'm 42 now and what's crazy is I always wondered what this program was becauseI loved the ending so much. Thanks youtube.
Those other hyenas are watching and feeling really lucky that "they were determined to kill old Chuck...I always wanted to be Chuck...not so much now!" Hyena Ralph.
I wonder if you would still say that if you knew that Alpha Lions tend to eat the cubs of former Alphas? Would they seem so hero then? Its just nature....there is nothing heroic about it....it just is
Hyena killed an impala: 5/10 Wild dogs killed wildebeest: 6/10 Cheetah killed an Impala: 8/10 Lion killed a buffalo: 9/10 Lion killed a Hyena : 10/10 Most satisfying to the most, isn't it?
This is from the documentary called Eternal Enemies and the narrator is Powers Boothe. It is a very good documentary, much more raw and gritty than most wild life documentaries.
I actually watched it on your recommendation. It's one of the best documentaries I have watched but it was emotionally charged & thought provoking. I think we forgot in the comfort of our four walls how harsh & competitive life & survival out there is. More so it was sad because of the decline in the population of these magnificent creatures since the release of the documentry. Thank you for this undiscovered gem!
For sure......always look within when struggling ...the answer lies there, if you have the honesty to seek it......no famous quote.... just my personal experinece
"Eternal Enemies" was originally aired in 1992 (narrated by Powers Boothe). It is a fitting (if ironic) tribute to that pride... "Mandevu and Ntchwaidumela, like most ousted lions in Savuti, wandered northward from one territory to next, through a network of territories that eventually requires these older lions to cross a government-sanctioned hunting ground. Trophy hunters killed both of the long-reigning lions, from the safety of vehicles, as they moved from one protected preserve to another in 1991." "I know that wherever Ntchwaidumela’s skin hangs, on a wall somewhere in the U.S.A., perhaps, the new owners have no idea of the life that this lion lived. The daily heroics, the matings, the battles with elephants and buffalo, and, of course, his almost nightly vendettas against hyenas can never be seen on his fading skin. " Dereck Joubert, ‘Hunting with the Moon: The Lions of Savuti’
@Loki Blue: I'm a hunter myself; however, I harvest only hoofed animals & certain fish and fowl to put meat on the table, and absolutely refuse to kill apex predators. The way I see it nature created dozens of different hoofed species humans can harvest for food, fur for clothing, and antlers to make tools.... but only a handful of apex predators to keep nature in balance by killing off the old, and physically infirm. Matter of fact, I detest "Trophy Hunters". It's my opinion trophy hunters are not hunters at all, they're sick evil puddles of steaming swine vomit who merely enjoy killing.
Yeah, luckily they killed those fucking lions, who the fuck cares? I wish i could watch the video of the hunters shoting at the head of that fucking lion
"But at the end of all, perhaps, we came to know more about ourselves and the struggles that rage within our own savage souls......." Oh, that's good stuff. Really good.
A running cheetah is a beautiful sight, but a running male lion, well, that's POWER. The slow motion footage of the running lion here embodies everything one associates with a lion - focus, power and in control of the situation - an absolute alpha.
' Eternal Enemies : Lions and Hyenas ', a PBS documentary, one of the best ever, so much that I bought the VHS that time. Love the phrase, " Intwydemela , he who greets with fire ".
I don't think I've ever seen such a superb blend of beauty and power and grace as that exhibited by this lion. He is pure poetry in motion. His single-minded pursuit of the hyena is written in every line of his body, in the way he never swerves or slows or takes his eyes off his prey. Nothing is going to get in his way, nothing is going to stop him. He is magnificent.
Perhaps you need to watch actual documentaries about male lions, and enlighten yourself. There are many famous coalitions that have been recorded, for your viewing. Look up the Mapogo Lions. Might do you some good to come out from under that rock.
Duvdev Grow up kid, all the animals in nature have a job. How old are you, 5 or something? Grow the fuck up and learn about nature before you say stupid shit.
Oh "He Who Greets With Fire"! I so remember this. I think it was called Eternal Enemies, Lions vs. Hyenas? It was amazing how he heard the scuffling going on then came power stomping through the brush and well...took care of business.
I remember watching this as a child. She knew she was in trouble. I kind of felt sorry for her ...and the male lion was way too determined. I love lions, my fav animal of all time!
Yes. Instinct and knowledge are two very different things. Sometimes they're at odds with one another. For instance, humans crave sweet things, but in the modern world we know that most of those sweet things aren't really good for us but we eat them anyway due to instinct.
You could tell tye hyena was trying hard to run close to other Hyenas hoping King lion was gonna be distracted and change his mind but nope and that hyena was scared to death
@@alienator4684 The reproductive potential of the cackle lies mostly with the females. One male is usually more dispensable than one female. In this case the female also has extra genetic quality, the evidence being that she is apparently the matriarch. So any male that has a lot of genes in common with the victim here has a genetic reason to save the female at his own expense. The fact that that did not happen reveals the limited nature of my understanding of the subject.
@@markharwood7573 Wow, seems like you know a lot more about this than I do, thanks for sharing. I always knew the significance the females have to the clan but In that moment I just thought “Why would a Hyena want to get its own life taken just to save another?” Especially knowing the way the males are treated.
i totally love the running of that lion, its beautiful to see them running to the music.. thank you for sharing. he is the hyena killer. i love that bit...x
When a male lion joins in the hunt, it's usually in defence of his pride [family group] and or it's personal. Hyenas are vicious creatures. It probably had it coming.
The memory of this scene has stayed with me for years. I searched online several times but couldn’t remember the spelling of his name . I finally got close enough that TH-cam had mercy on me and offered this clip as suggestion. Absolutely wrecks me that he was killed by poachers in the early 1990’s. A magnificent animal.
It wasn't speed and endurance. Lions ( male & female) lack endurance, but this particular male lion had the advantage cos the hyena was probably tired from been chased by the female lion.
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You can tell this male lion is very experienced at killing things. The sway he perfectly knocked the center of balance of the hyena with a just touch. Then perfectly slid to have his mouth around its neck. This basically made the survival rate 0% in just a matter of a second.
True That
Very well put
It was flawless .. but that is kinda the exact way most big cats hunt. Or a trip to one of the rear legs ... But yah it's amazing
It is in blood of lions Natural predator
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Ntwadumela, He who greets with fire. One of the most iconic lions in recorded history. He killed over 30 hyenas in his lifetime and was named the hyena killer for a simple reason that when he goes for a kill against hyena, he will stop at nothing. Doesn't matter if his energy would be wasted, he just wanted to kill them.
What a boss.
Hail to the king!!
Like THAT, Ms Karla.
Thanks MUCH for that info relay. I seen a longer version of the same, but was ignorant of his blessed rep.
That's righteous! 🤔👍🏽
What is the name of this documentary?
He was a true King. I saw this documentary a looooonnnnngggg time ago,but I couldn't remember his name. But he who greats with fire always stayed with me.
Such a perfect and calculated strategy by Ntwadumela at 0:22. He begins his chase from a flanking position as one of the Lionesses is already assisting in corraling the Hyena into Ntwadumela's path. At the perfect moment Ntwadumela steps on the throttle and catches the Hyena for the kill. He was a master killing Hyenas. But it's almost as if he was simply giving the Hyena a head start so he could test himself. What a legend.
Very impressive, he never missed a beat, smooth, efficient and powerful. Wow respect !
I loved how the lioness performed a perfect pit maneuver and se up the the kill for the male lion.
It's just a lion. Don't overthink it.
@@juha2031watch it again…and again
@@juha2031and we are just monkeys.
Awesome! I went to the zoo a couple of years ago and the big male was roaring his head off for some reason. He could be heard in every part of the zoo, and you could actually feel vibrations running through your body from the pitch of that mighty roaring. I’ve never heard anything like it before.
I heard a lion at the zoo go on top of the hill and roar like that so the sound travelled across the zoo. He had just finished mounting a lioness. Typical guy, bragging to everyone that he had just scored with a babe.
Now who's laughing?
ad78 I get it
ad78 i don't get it, plz
Lol 😂
Hahaha! She can't laugh when she is dead. 🤣
ad78 😂😂😂💀💀💀💀
Seeing the Male lion run in slow motion is the most majestic thing ever
Poetry in Motion. Good thought
...and the way he smacked the hyena's leg, twice!! So focused, didn't even change his mind even after the lioness smacked the hyena's leg. Notice how the lioness stopped but this majestic beast didn't stop, just kept pushing till he was rewarded for hardwork, determination and resilience. Let the lion in you play. I am a son of the Lion of the tribe of Judah!!!
Nwa Odum ogbe Judah!!! Okwo unu anugo? 😊
@Niico I've never been shit bro and never will.
Peace to you
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Do you think the lion king knew that that was the hyena queen? He seemed to ignore the other hyenas.
Most probably
The animals understend very well the gerarchy
He did not know. She was simply marking over his territory as he was marking it so he took off after the hyena. If you are going to compete(hyena) with a lion over territory within plain sight your days are numbered.
Not only that he kill her not other lion did aflo vs aflo
Lol, imagine being hunted by a male lion, it ignores everyone else but you🥲.
I remember watching this spectacular documentary in 1992, "Eternal Enemies: Lions and Hyenas." This particular scene gave me chills and it still does today.
Mary M , was this documentary never re-run by N.G. ? ------- Were other N.G. documentaries re-run by N.G. ?
@@joemag6032 - I'm sorry but I really don't know. I watched it on PBS when they aired it.
@@Mary56 , OK, thanks for replying.
@@joemag6032 I believe it is still available on DVD.
@@psychohist , thanks for your response. I am not interested in the DVD. I was just wondering when N.G. had its first "sociologically correct" tendencies. Some, certainly not all, feminists may not have liked the way this ended, with the tough and brassy female leader of the hyena pack being a little too bold, not respecting the lions' killing power enough, and as a consequence being killed by a male lion. I have sometimes wondered if that is why I never saw a rerun of this episode.
And at this moment the Queen Hyena knew she Fucked up...
She bought the beer at 11:15.
The Hero No One Gives A Shit About b
I love that part when he said : HE... is the hyena killer
lijep dan 😂😂😂😂😂
lijep dan You must be having "daddy" issues. You mad??? #proofread #spellcheck #summerschool
lijep dan nice trolling...ahaha!
I bought this in VHS in the early 1990s . THE VERY best Docomentary . narration . camara work Great show. I was DISGUSTED to here that the MALE LIONS WERE KLLED BY HUNTERS
james smith "he who greets with fire" fucking bad ass lion
1:44 "It was not always easy for us to witness these struggles for life, but at the end of it all perhaps we came to know more about ourselves and the struggles that rage within our own savage souls"
Quite a profound thought!
The true reward was the bloodcurdling vitriolic rage along the way ✨ 😘
I caught that as well, was like "guy's throwing in a little psychoanalysis in here" 😁
Lol
@@TUFFNERDZsociety lol...I know.....American documentaries just goes a little too far in the analysis trying to sound profound....to the point it becomes silly and inane.
Sad that his life was taken by poachers a few years after this was documented 😢
noooooo I watched this documentary 😭are you serious??
Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Why you had to ruin my perfect day 😭
Lmao ahh humanity.
@@King_Blackheart If it makes you feel any better alpha-male lions like this one have a nasty habit of killing cubs sired by other males.
The queen ??
Female lioness : Hold My Kids
Male: Honey, I Got This ...
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Move over dear let me
show y'all how it's done
In my hood
@@bruceperkins7253 That Male Lion runs like Simba haha
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Dead🤣
I remember seeing this on National Geographic many years ago. Still gives me the chills. Probably the most memorable and awe inspiring nature clip I've ever seen. Still feel bad for the matriarch but she kept messing with the female lions before the male came out and ended it.
Agreed however I am pissed that they did not show it at regular speed. That Steve Austin Six Million dollar man slowmo shit sucks.
John Wayne lol it is the Steve Austin slo mo!
I remember it too. It was long time ago....25 years I'll bet. This scene was by far the most memberable of the documentary. They had named that big cat Ntwaidumela ("He Who Greets With Fire")
RV 6 Driver Yes, that was the name.
Boudica X what about all the innocent animals that she and her pack gruesomely ate alive without even killing first? Fuck hyenas!
I love how with each gait - the lion got just a little closer, a little closer.......pretty dramatic!!
I saw this documentary years ago, it's so well done you even cut the hyenas some slack. The build up to the execution is so well crafted that when ' HE who speaks with fire' answers his brothers call call you want to scream 'YES'! cause you know there is going to be a reckoning!
Facts
He who greets with fire...he is the hyena killer. Had seen it 7-8 years back. Unforgettable and most powerful scene.
Every other hyena looking back like, "yup, he's dead for sure".
Muhd Farid didn't look strong there did she?
Cage Maddox lol. Yeah, she can't fight a female lion, let alone the male.
When we said ride or die what we really ment was....
@@MFarid92 that's why females need to stay in packs.
she
Why do I always side with the Lions? Is it because Hyenas' behavior is akin to dirt-bag criminal-gangs?
Their laugh is really dirt-bag irritating too.
It is a funny thing, siding with Lions vs hyenas seems practically universal.
And yet all that any hyena is ever trying to do is to survive long enough to produce offspring.
@@hd-xc2lz That's the whole problem in a nutshell.
Hyenas are the equivalent of "thugs" in the wild.
@@IPlayOneOnT.V. Ha Ha Ha... Reminds me of a current politician.
"he......is the hyena killer" damn gave me chills. bad ass lion
That matriarch hyena was bold. In the film the male lion was marking his territory in several places and that hyena would mark over it soon afterwards. She sealed her fate.
Sure. She was post third wave feminist too.
Marvin, actually, she was marking over Mondavu, brother of the hyena killer, Entwyedemaila.
lmao this is some Mufasa vs Shenzi 2.0 lmao
@@The7dioses 9 years later : That hyenas is a Queen. She maybe is a leader of hyenas
People now : That is feminist
Tf?
Chill dude. Human and animal is different, they have habit and culture
@@sendyseptian8773 it’s a joke dude, relax.
You can just see the sheer determination of that Male to seal The Fate of that Hyena.Lion's are indeed The Jaw's of Judgement.
Oh! You haven't seen a tiger in action dispensing justice.
@@mickyjagah Lion is the King not the Tiger.
@@suleyman2052 Michael Jaganyi.. Tiger is a subject to his majesty.
No.shit.they.are
@@suleyman2052 : No they're not. Tigers are the biggest of all cats, especially "Siberians"
"He is the hyena killer" I heard that phrase many years ago and never for a second forgot..."he who greets with fire" just wow
I keep hearing about how powerful a hyena's bite force is but it doesn't seem to help them much. "He Who Greets with Fire" is a master at his craft.
You’re also forgetting an important factor: size. A lion is more than four times larger than a hyena. The competition would be much different if they were the same size.
it does, but does not help them to kill male lions in a one to one encounter, it's not even one on one, without the lioness help she is likely to have escaped from him.
Cat's have evolved to have extremely loose skin. This allows them to break free from bites and the bite doesn't hit muscle or organs, just more skin. Pick up any house cat and you'll see what I mean.
Male lions are just too big for one hyena's mouth to damage enough. On the other hand, once a male lion bites the hyena's neck, it's over quickly.
@@kgunitkeese17 exactly. Imagine if that hyena was 200-250 kg. I bet she would beat any lion
Did y'all notice the other hyenas getting the hell out of the way? They were like sorry Anita you're on your own....lol ( ex wife name )
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 you hell
🤣🤣☹poor Anita
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You exude pettiness and I love it Fam 🤣🤣🤣
Well thought.
Hyena's in background..."you're fkd dude".
But also the other hyenas are fucked cuz that hyena was their queen and leader so now they need to find a new leader
The other hyenas are all looking around saying "Barbara really screwed the pooch this time"
PROTECT Your QUEEN!!!
😁 right
Female
Still as majestic as the day I first saw this.
Now that I’m older I’ve noticed that the Lioness did more damage than I thought with what seemed like a fairly small swipe to the back left leg of that Hyena.
If you look carefully it seems like the Hyena isn’t properly using that back left leg at all after that.
Maybe it’s because I was 10 when I saw this and didn’t quite understand the power of those beautiful beasts. I just thought that was a little swipe.
This is very unique footage for so many reasons and I’m extremely grateful it still readily exists. Thank you for uploading it!
@SwampFox - Christ. Thats what you got from what I typed?
@@Glokas7 ?
Very interesting point! Now I notice it too...
@@maamardli - Right? I was kid when I first saw this, so I definitely wasn’t paying close attention.
You can see that back leg is not working properly at all after that first swipe. Not sure if it’s broken exactly, but it’s thoroughly damaged.
The lioness after tripping the hyena be like; 'over to you King'
Wow, when even the king is giving chase, you know it’s serious. Make room for a pissed of beast.
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No shiiiiit get the fuck out the way the king is exercising.
"He who greets with fire"
And the alpha lion approaching gives chills..
My dad had the VHS tape and this literally felt like a movie when I was a kid about the battle between Lions and Hyenas, seeing this randomly now brings back memories of so many bygones it's ridiculously nostalgic! Amazing! Thanks for renewing the past! Lol
If you're into this subject, I once watched something about lion brothers who took on all the Lions in their area, killed them or run them off, and took on their prides, etc.
They then expanded and did the same in the neighbouring area, they were unstoppable.
Then one died, another split off from them and went to form his own pride. It left two... and they then met a younger group of lions, the same versions of themselves. You now watched them receiving what they had themselves served out.
They were called the Mapogo lion coalition, and the documentary was called:
Brothers in Blood: The Lions of the Sabi Sand
Check it out.
I absolutely love his intro into the opening of the area being his "death zone" for all that he would catch. Just love seeing him look around like the head honcho. Totally badass. I love his stride. And at 0:26 when he looks over at it anticipating it's path, so gnarly.
Can you imagine turning around and seeing a big male lion just about to grab you by the neck. Because that's the last thing the hyena will ever see. Scary.
Yeah, it's like don't run, you'll just die tired.
The little jackal near the beginning is like "Holy shit that was close!"
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Lions dont kill jackals they just have an eternal war with hyenas
Jackal was like am i a joke to you? 😂
I can watch this over and over again. The team work between lioness and lion and the majestic strides of Simba as he closes into the hyaena , the strength, the swiftness, the attitude....etc ....I love lions ❣️
This is one of the most epic video clips to my mind. I grew up in South Africa and been to Kruger, Okavango etc quite often and never seen anything close to this. And to catch in on camera. Brilliant. Never gets old watching is over the years
I remember watching this long time ago. Damn like over 20 years ago. I'm 42 now and what's crazy is I always wondered what this program was becauseI loved the ending so much. Thanks youtube.
I’m 38, and remember the vhs tapes my father would order called, ‘The trials of life.’ Made me love nature and it’s reality
I've never seen a male lion run as far and fast as this guy ever, that's amazing
They dont because they dont have to
You should check the video where two lions killed cheetahs. The speed was insane. When a lion is determined to kill, it will stop at nothing.
Lions are much faster than most people realize. Many a cheetah has underestimated a male lion's speed and acceleration...and paid the ultimate price.
Like Pauly in "Goodfellas." Henry Hill: "Pauly moved slow because he didn't have to move fast."
@@lemankurtz8950 Exactly. But over a short distance they are incredibly fast...and their initial acceleration is brutal.
The way he runs and his mane flies🥶
Those other hyenas are watching and feeling really lucky that "they were determined to kill old Chuck...I always wanted to be Chuck...not so much now!" Hyena Ralph.
wow,this lion looks like a hero
Younas Wolfie why?
Theman Just look at him in the beginning. He is the definition of an alpha male
Nothing to see here the lion should do weekly tedx talks tohelp weave out the femininity in these damn human males walking the earth today.
Younas Wolfie the music certainly helped 😂😂😂😂😂
I wonder if you would still say that if you knew that Alpha Lions tend to eat the cubs of former Alphas? Would they seem so hero then?
Its just nature....there is nothing heroic about it....it just is
He who greets with fire! He is the Hyena killer!
Great writing.
He who breathes with fire
Great narration. What a line.
Oh.yess.he.is
antwidamayla = he who greets with fire 🔥
Hyena killed an impala: 5/10
Wild dogs killed wildebeest: 6/10
Cheetah killed an Impala: 8/10
Lion killed a buffalo: 9/10
Lion killed a Hyena : 10/10
Most satisfying to the most, isn't it?
Jackals are funny. They are somehow always in the background just lurking lol. They are like " pretend I wasn't here" lol
This is from the documentary called Eternal Enemies and the narrator is Powers Boothe. It is a very good documentary, much more raw and gritty than most wild life documentaries.
I just saw where he died in May of 2017
A Jax I have watched this in the beganing of 2000s
I actually watched it on your recommendation. It's one of the best documentaries I have watched but it was emotionally charged & thought provoking. I think we forgot in the comfort of our four walls how harsh & competitive life & survival out there is. More so it was sad because of the decline in the population of these magnificent creatures since the release of the documentry. Thank you for this undiscovered gem!
A Jax powers booth?! The narrator was scar from the lion king. Jeremy irons.
A Jax thanks. Been a while since I watched a great documentary like this one
"We came to know more about our selves... and struggles that lie within our own... savage souls"
Deep shit
For sure......always look within when struggling
...the answer lies there, if you have the honesty to seek it......no famous quote.... just my personal experinece
My savage soul is ready to tear up a bag of Almond M & M’s...
😂😂
@@MPeaches1958 "tearing into a pastrami sandwich." I just had a Wendy's double. Perfect.
" ... and the struggles that 'RAGE' within our own ..."
The narrator voice is what makes this Documentary a Classic !!
Perfect voice and the perfect background Music….👍👍👍
I just love how the other hyenas are just watching the queen be chased lol.
Nothing they can do 😂🤣🤣🤣
@@daviroza4700 zaasassDssssaaaë ] 1.-^,
"Eternal Enemies" was originally aired in 1992 (narrated by Powers Boothe). It is a fitting (if ironic) tribute to that pride...
"Mandevu and Ntchwaidumela, like most ousted lions in Savuti, wandered northward from one territory to next, through a network of territories that eventually requires these older lions to cross a government-sanctioned hunting ground.
Trophy hunters killed both of the long-reigning lions, from the safety of vehicles, as they moved from one protected preserve to another in 1991."
"I know that wherever Ntchwaidumela’s skin hangs, on a wall somewhere in the U.S.A., perhaps, the new owners have no idea of the life that this lion lived. The daily heroics, the matings, the battles with elephants and buffalo, and, of course, his almost nightly vendettas against hyenas can never be seen on his fading skin.
"
Dereck Joubert, ‘Hunting with the Moon: The Lions of Savuti’
Jesus
"Mandevu and Ntchwaidumela,translation "The bearded one and Battle-ready"
@Loki Blue: I'm a hunter myself; however, I harvest only hoofed animals & certain fish and fowl to put meat on the table, and absolutely refuse to kill apex predators. The way I see it nature created dozens of different hoofed species humans can harvest for food, fur for clothing, and antlers to make tools.... but only a handful of apex predators to keep nature in balance by killing off the old, and physically infirm. Matter of fact, I detest "Trophy Hunters". It's my opinion trophy hunters are not hunters at all, they're sick evil puddles of steaming swine vomit who merely enjoy killing.
Yeah, luckily they killed those fucking lions, who the fuck cares? I wish i could watch the video of the hunters shoting at the head of that fucking lion
what the hell is Ntchwaidumela ? stop writing african words according how you pronounce them ...Its NTWADUMELA ..meaning battle ready
"But at the end of all, perhaps, we came to know more about ourselves and the struggles that rage within our own savage souls......." Oh, that's good stuff. Really good.
Youra Moron i was like... damn. Too real.
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I want the lion to turn on the camera crew that seems to be learning so much about their own savage souls 😜😆😆
Male Lion 🦁 to female:
You clip him, I’ll take over from there
Great! The little jackal near the beginning is like "Holy shit that was close"
A running cheetah is a beautiful sight, but a running male lion, well, that's POWER.
The slow motion footage of the running lion here embodies everything one associates with a lion - focus, power and in control of the situation - an absolute alpha.
1:17 imagine how sharp those claws are. He barely touched the hyena.
lions have 3 to 4 inch claws that are highly deadly
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Its not about how sharp the claws are its more about the technique just the same way rugby player uses the angle tap
@@albertusmphemelo9100 ankle*
@@albertusmphemelo9100 no you can tell the claws lock in the skin
' Eternal Enemies : Lions and Hyenas ', a PBS documentary, one of the best ever, so much that I bought the VHS that time. Love the phrase, " Intwydemela , he who greets with fire ".
0:16 - He was actually chasing a different Hyena until he spotted the one a female lion was chasing.
I remember when this show aired. This ending was awesome and the person/voice brought the intensity to this last scene.
That lion looked majestic as fuck!!!
The determination is an understatement...
I don't think I've ever seen such a superb blend of beauty and power and grace as that exhibited by this lion. He is pure poetry in motion. His single-minded pursuit of the hyena is written in every line of his body, in the way he never swerves or slows or takes his eyes off his prey. Nothing is going to get in his way, nothing is going to stop him. He is magnificent.
I've never seen a Male lion Chase anything for that long.
@shema 🤣🤣🤣
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This one had clearly had its' Weetabix.....!!!!!!!!!
Because you're ignorant.
Perhaps you need to watch actual documentaries about male lions, and enlighten yourself. There are many famous coalitions that have been recorded, for your viewing. Look up the Mapogo Lions. Might do you some good to come out from under that rock.
The lion running in slow-mo is SUCH a delight, I can watch it on loop all day.. the majestic, powerful aura of the lion in all it's glory...
Gained so much ground.
This proves that cat family members are far more better than dog family members
@@tintinfan007 dogs have a better bond with humans than cats
@@akhilmt9731 enjoy
@@akhilmt9731 cats are more inteligens
Only one of her minions tried to actually help the rest were like " That b!tch is on her own "
Imagine your enemy is not only bigger and stronger than you but also quicker😂
DAMN MUFASA!!!
oooh... say again
😂😂😂
MUFASA !!
MUFASA MUFASA MUFASA!
if you come near my son again...
I love both hyena and lion. both great survivors and role to play in nature
Saeed Kanuga
Saeed Kanuga Hyenas are horrible creatures
Duvdev Grow up kid, all the animals in nature have a job. How old are you, 5 or something? Grow the fuck up and learn about nature before you say stupid shit.
bobo jepeny Its pathetic that you´re a troll who´s maturity level is that of my 5 year old cousin.
Funny - I hate em both ---
Oh "He Who Greets With Fire"! I so remember this. I think it was called Eternal Enemies, Lions vs. Hyenas? It was amazing how he heard the scuffling going on then came power stomping through the brush and well...took care of business.
His Majesty has triumphed. The dreaded queen of carnage has been slain.
My kinda story.
Lion says"Bitch gonna learn today!"
A pity for that Clan. They lost their first matriarch, then their second is killed...dang.
Sorry, but -- _there's always more tuna in the Tethys, there's always more fishes in the sea._
She asked for it. Everywhere that male lion was marking his territory, she would mark over it soon afterwards.
Am totally with you on this one, thats poor leadership if you ask me.
I love 💕 how that feline queen 👑 was running side by side with her King 👑. What a Beautiful scene.
I’ve seen that opening scene of the lane trotting the trail too many times on videos
0:11
Jackal: Thank God, It wasn't me
🤣
hahahahaha!
Man, you are a legend. Can't stop laughing.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
If someone breaks the law and thinks they will never get caught, this should be an expression, “you’re never gonna outrun a Lion”
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@@muhammadsadiq382 Huh??
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@@islanders1329fan ji
Unless you're a cheetah.
Did you see how much dirt was sent flying with each step that cat took?
I remember this from years back; and I'm glad that others posted the name of this documentary!
That last roar before the hunt was epic
Lion is Such a beautiful and majestic animal
yeah the thing where he eats baby animals is really good to watch =)
@@theoriginalman9426 ??
@@deathpaw1202 Yes
@@theoriginalman9426 its not cool if he kills animals
@@theoriginalman9426 when lions kills you
I remember watching this as a child. She knew she was in trouble. I kind of felt sorry for her ...and the male lion was way too determined. I love lions, my fav animal of all time!
feminists will call this domestic violence
That is big, man. A fully matured male lion.
Love it when the female lion got out of the way, the King is shifting into higher gear.
Absolute team work 👌🏾
A female lion? So a lionesse.
@@kaneowen9671 how to pronounce that
@@rafiqidaniel lion-ess
Killing the hyena wasnt for food. It was for territory, that's the job of the Lion.
Has to be the Queen she holds some of the strongest genetic qualities. Future breeding will be negatively affected. The Lion knows this too well.
"Lion knows this too well."
I assure you, the lion knows nothing about genetics or heritability.
Yes. Instinct and knowledge are two very different things. Sometimes they're at odds with one another. For instance, humans crave sweet things, but in the modern world we know that most of those sweet things aren't really good for us but we eat them anyway due to instinct.
@@Zeuts85 you're mistaking instinct with desire. Two very, absolutely, different things.
This will never get old🔥
He ran much further than I expected. Lions, like most cats, usually feature quick, but short bursts of speed. He must have really peeved.
His hate carried him. He would destroy the enemy.
You could tell tye hyena was trying hard to run close to other Hyenas hoping King lion was gonna be distracted and change his mind but nope and that hyena was scared to death
Literally, 'to death'
True !!!!!!
@JamesJetski Why would they?
@@alienator4684 The reproductive potential of the cackle lies mostly with the females. One male is usually more dispensable than one female. In this case the female also has extra genetic quality, the evidence being that she is apparently the matriarch. So any male that has a lot of genes in common with the victim here has a genetic reason to save the female at his own expense.
The fact that that did not happen reveals the limited nature of my understanding of the subject.
@@markharwood7573 Wow, seems like you know a lot more about this than I do, thanks for sharing. I always knew the significance the females have to the clan but In that moment I just thought “Why would a Hyena want to get its own life taken just to save another?” Especially knowing the way the males are treated.
Remember seeing this when it first aired on tv. Was awesome then and still is now.
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dang, in that hyena's clan being nominated as a new matriarch is like getting a death sentence.
É uma grande responsabilidade ser uma rainha hiena.
That teamwork was the best assist and lay up combo ever seen!!
I first saw this epic scene as a teen on PBS and it remains the most spectacular chase and the dominant power of the male lion.
i totally love the running of that lion, its beautiful to see them running to the music.. thank you for sharing. he is the hyena killer. i love that bit...x
thanks for uploading this i missed these type of shows it was awesome nature shows
Such a sad end of life for such a legendary lion 🦁 RIP he who greets with fire....
How did he die?
@@yassinemajdoub6501 he got killed by poachers
@@2STARSXO sucks man😢... but at least he died like a king👑👑👑👑
When a male lion joins in the hunt, it's usually in defence of his pride [family group] and or it's personal.
Hyenas are vicious creatures. It probably had it coming.
Nothing likable about hyenas!
Usually yes, but they also play a part when the pride wants a larger prey
This one had it coming if you watch documentary
@@estebanh971 she sure did. Trying to flex her status got her decimated.
Whenever you meet a lion named "he who greets with fire". Let that be a survival tip for you.
The Lions name is "Ntwadumela" which means "He who greets with fire"
@Jambo That's what NatGeo put on film with the narration, take it up with them.
@Jambo 🤣🤣🤣
The memory of this scene has stayed with me for years. I searched online several times but couldn’t remember the spelling of his name . I finally got close enough that TH-cam had mercy on me and offered this clip as suggestion. Absolutely wrecks me that he was killed by poachers in the early 1990’s. A magnificent animal.
I used to have that episode of NG and when I saw this pop up just now I , of course, had to watch it again.
i remember seeing this before.i believe it was right after the male lion had mated with 2 females and decided to kill a hyena afterwards.
One of the hyenas saying, " DAMN that's my aunt Karen...wasn't even able to say goodbye to her".
i was watching the documentary and that was the hyenas matriarch so it was actually “Damm that’s my queen”
@@joshmartinez3311 whats the name of the documentary?
Amazing to see the speed and endurance of such a huge animal.
Yeah its strange the lion caught her hyenas gets more endurance i guess she was running vs another lion before and she was tired
It wasn't speed and endurance. Lions ( male & female) lack endurance, but this particular male lion had the advantage cos the hyena was probably tired from been chased by the female lion.
@@OkA-007 100 % agree
@@OkA-007 Yeah... she was already worn out.
@@Ispeakthetruthify looked like the female lion injured the hyena s back leg with that grab, probably helped slow it down.
The way that lion kept running with one whole ass arm/paw on this hyena til it was down, IS INSANE. Lol! Holy crap. I love this
Lioness : my patriarch ended your matriarchy