Blobbert Mcblob it was a male... it was a group of sub adult males fighting off the older male from the female (their mother/aunt) you can hear the field guilds talking about it.
expect that from paying tourists. these are not videos from researchers. Yes. It's a little annoying but they are getting vid and we don't have to go there!
ROFL. Those "lionesses" quite literally have balls. You can see them a few times in the clips. Not to mention lionesses are not this aggressive towards males. .... It's a bunch of sub-adult males, one with a mane, one with a tuff of a mane, etc. protecting their mother as the field guides are talking about.
Meh! I have heard of male lions killing their own cubs sometimes and then female lions kick out teenage males to fend for themselves, never to be seen or heard from ever.
@@Tonetarethose are very rare cases where a male might kill his own kids. The mother will kick out her teens when they are ready to make their own pride.
Wtf are you talking about ? Most animals protect each other. Almost all. From HYENAS, Wolves, Lions, Orcas, Dolphins, Cape Buffalo. Humans are the only clowns who don't help their own
That male will go through those 3 lionesses if he wanted, Those 2 male sub adults already tucked tails, Lions can break the spine of lionesses within seconds. I recommend you to watch an actual lion fight, this isn't a fight.
Why is that they have all these videos of lions interacting with each other and they cut them off before we can see what happens at the end. Very annoying.
@ since everyone is guessing.. here's my GUESS . The lioness is finding feeding these big subadult boys has become easier because she has lots of help. If dad sends the boys away she is back to feeding lazy dad. I'd keep my son's and kick dad out. Lol😂
I don't think this male is an intruder. The females would've been relentless. I think this is dad coming back from patrol. He's probably been this young one for about a year and now it's time to go. You can clearly see in the beginning how all the females are standing together looking like, "shit, I told you he would be pissed that he still here. And then dad snaps and starts breaking stuff.
You can see the beginnings of their mane. Female lions are protective of their cubs until they (the males) are kicked out of the pride around age two-three.
Possibly protecting a pregnant mother, Males will kill cubs to mate and most likely know when they're pregnant. Hell just a wild guess but maybe nobody knows.
warrior4just not all are young males there are females among them... I think maybe 4 or possible 5 young males about 2 or 3 females... I'm wondering if the big male just either fought the father and won and now trying to chase the young males out or fight them???? Or maybe daddy is saying, "time for you all to grow up and hit the road!" The the young males are saying, "no way it's scary out there!" LOL!
grussem A great pride! BTW, that is a rejected male. (He is lonely, young male) I'm glad assholes still like to get fucked. We all can be or fuck one. Your condescending attitude towards others is a reason I arm all 8 of my arms in arms. Enjoy life before some fucks you... over.
That male lion is tough!!!! Usually when the sons come against a male/father they usually retreat but man!!!!!! He’s so determined to oust the young ones, he’s not giving up that easy. That’s very impressive
Thing is, April, that normally an entire pride wouldn't fight for a young male like this if it was the actual father. If they were all willing to ban together it makes it pretty obvious that the male in question was a stranger male who happened upon the pride. And no, before a conclusion is jumped to, the father is very unlikely to be there at the time as once cubs reach about eight months is when males leave to patrol territory for a couple to a few weeks at a time, so chances are the father is pretty far away.
No, no, no. It was not a stranger male. A male stranger would have been attacked and/or killed. It was obvious this male was their brother or the son of one of the females. That is why the lionesses fought so hard.
Great footage! Not sure if if was a takeover from a rogue male or father trying to oust the Subadult son. Either way those lionesses protected him fiercely. Never seen an interaction like that!
That subbie male has balls, stood his ground and attacked when the female got attacked The big male was initially going for him But was then focused on that female
Rule of thumb whatever or whoever shows the Male Lion aggression his attention turns immediately to them and who ever he severely wounds, his attention STAYS ON THEM
Just one adult male lion fronting up to this many lions!! The fearlessness and audacity of a male lion is unbelievable. Won't hesitate to risk life for what it wants
I wonder how many people actually realized that most of these young lions (if not all) are actually males. These lions are some really tough offspring tho, usually youngsters bail rather quickly. I'm happy they watched over each other and didn't back down. Hopefully the male didn't come back and killed any of them.
Wow. Those are young male lions protecting the female. You can tell they're barely 2yrs old by their Mohawk and they're standing up to that big male. Such a awesome video.
It's the other way around. The lionesses, Mom and Aunties, are protecting the male adolescent from the big male lion, Dad, trying to kick him out of the pride cause it's time to go. It's a way to prevent inbreeding
@@fabiennefertiti3017 He's looks young, 4-5 yrs maybe He might be a rival male, an intruder probably. Females don't get in the way of the dominant males chasing away their sons.
I love my son (my daughter,too). If we were lions, I know he'd fight for me just like those lions fought for their mother! I thank God every single day for the blessing and gift of my children. My children became my greatest teachers...they taught me about unconditional love.
Katherine Uribe Its the sub male's they protecting not the mother, the mother is in the scrap to protect her son's with her son's by her side. The intruder is trying to take over the pride...It's what they do.
Katherine Uribe you have amazing kids tell them to Believe in there self when someone say I mean word to them or an inopropiet word tell them they know that they look wonderful and those people who say that there jealous of you that's why. But I'm not saying that they got bullied I mean if they get bulled
The title of the video is wrong, they are his children and he is throwing them out of the herd, I saw him in a documentary he was the only adult male and he had many children so it was very difficult for him to remove them
Yea it was definitely kicking the males out. If u see the beginning the father was lined up against 3 sub adult males and was arguing with them. He hit the first and and the first submitted but things got hectic because the second sub male hit his father and he was having none of it and the father attack the son for real. That's when the entire pride got riled up, as to say "DAD!! DONT KILL HIM. CALM DOWN" So another sub male bit the fathers backside luring him away and that's when the female came out of nowhere and threw here whole body at the father. Which probably incurred his wrath. which is y u see his anger switches from the males to the female at the end. And the female is running for her life cuz she broke chain of command by hitting him and he was about to lay her out.
ah, no. not even in the same category. but you have your whole life ahead of you to study why the Lion is called King of the Beasts and Honey Badger is not even mentioned. At least half of your life….. ha, ha, ha… ha, ha, ha, ha….maybe you were only joking.
IN the beginning, there's more sub-adult males, bravely facing the bigger male. Sub-adult males may NOT have manes, but lionesses DON'T have testicles. 0:31 is a sub-adult male being slapped. Keep your eye on him too. He's going to be the King of his pride one day. After he's slapped, he stands his ground. Growling, that he's ready for a fight. But being submissive, not really wanting to fight. Then when the lion slaps the lioness at 0:56, it's him that attacks the males back, & the male chases him off. Wow, just wow. I've never seen that before. What a fierce pride!
This makes us see how powerful one full-grown lion is, now much bigger than the lionesses and also how they don't really want to hurt each other, just make him go away.
That young male lion will grow up to have his own strong pride one day. I love the strong bond with lions, so incredible. I did think once that the lionesses did all the work while the male king did nothing but he protects his pride with strength, fierceness and passion.
Usually when I see videos, it's animals threatening each other and then one backing down. But with this video, I can actually see how dangerous they can be to each other if they actually fought.
Females are tough they Rule the pride in other videos hyenas attacking a male lions who shows up the lady protects his ass runs them off but not before killing three of them pretty much shows you what goes on and who cleans house lol
Has no one seen the documentary that this scene is from. Earlier in the day The mom lion was breeding with another male lion and he caught her. So the big male is trying to attack her and all of the young lions are protecting her.
I don't think this is the case of big daddy trying to expel the sons. The fighting is too fierce. Look how fiercely mom and her sons fight back. I think this is a big nomad in his prime, trying to take over the pride and drive the young males out. I can see mom with the collar, a second lioness, and five 2-2.5 year old males. They are a formidable pride, really protecting each other. Whenever the sons will leave the pride, they will form a formidable coalition.
That one lion was a bad ass went up by her shelf and smacked the shit out of the male a few times. This mother tought her babies real good she most have taking great care of them. because they are not letting male even get close that's love amazing job by the young Lion's...
Really shows what the famous term of "strength in number" means. I think what happened here is the other way around: lionesses and the pride members protecting one of their sub-adult sons from the male lion (who seemed to be somewhat still related to the pride). It is common in the lion world that the old dominant male lions push away their young sons from the pride.
There are two cases in mind, not really sure which one: -first, that’s the dad of sub-adult male lion (probably 2-3 years) trying to kick him out of the pride so that he can make his own pride and take his own territory; sub-adult male lions are always kicked out of the pride because they’re growing to their prime while the fathers are growing old and once the females are in heat they will try to mate with their moms and sisters, the father won’t be able to do anything with big lions in their prime; -second, it could be an intruder lion trying to kill the sub-adult male while the dad is on patrol, taking the pride for himself.
@@vynsythe Thanks so much for the information!!! Are you leaning on one idea this could possibly be for this video!? I’m think I’m leaning more on #2, an intruder...but idk. I am new to this ahah!
@@achante2002 i rewatched it and it's probably the n°1, cause most of the time if there was an intruder, all of them would be on his face trying to kick him out, or worse, they could kill him. It's just a dad trying to kick his sons to make their own coalitions and prides, since these are social cats, they instinctively know that they shouldn’t mate with the same pool genes, cause that could potentially breed deformed lions. If you wanna know more about lions, i recommend you to watch and support Kevin Richardson aka TheLionWhispererTV :)
Those are lionesses attacking the male. Lionesses are absolutely fearless and extremely aggressive against random males, especially if their cubs are at risk. Bow down to the real queens!
You are wrong, have you ever seen female lions with testicles ? most of the lions in the video are sub adult males, look under their tails, they have testicles. I reckon the pride females produced cubs which were predominately male at roughly the same time., hence the number of sub adult males. The full grown male which approached is probably a nomad looking for a pride to take over.
da gosto de ver uma verdadeira mãe protegendo seu filho, isso é que é mãe, minha mãe enquanto viva também me deu o verdadeiro amor de mãe, mas agora está na eternidade, que descanse em paz, obrigado mãe por tudo.
The male is trying to oust the young male and the lioness' are trying to negotiate for him to leave the young male alone. The lioness' are actually submitting to him while negotiating.
XtraHits Males that take over will usually oust the adolescent males, not kill them. This creates the nomadic males that will eventually take over a pride on their own. It's healthy and prevents inbreeding. I disagree that this is DEFINITELY a takeover though. Sometimes females will check the pride males if they become too aggressive.
Whoever interpreted this altercation did a terrible job. There is a single female in this video and she was clearly ignored by the dominant lion who for some reason wanted to attack one of the juvenile males. The juvenile was very submissive and towards the end of the video tries to run away.All the others, including the female, were trying to defend him. Btw the one that flied in the face of the big lion at 1:00 was not the female but a juvenile, pretty awesome.
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The lioness are protecting their son. A sub adult male lion. This how my mother would protect me while I was young. Rest in peace mummy.
The male lion want to make sex . The kids dont understand. Stupid kids.
Rip 2 ur mom
@@upahtv im a kid but im didnt know, im tought this teenage lion was a male lion
@Jaylin Walker how old r u
@Jaylin Walker why TF are you finna fight a little boy
That one young lioness just throws herself at the male lions face. She's gonna be a tough old bird!
I saw that too! Like "WOAH" outta nowhere!
I noticed it too. She will be one fierce bitch
its not a female , ita a young male!!!
Blobbert Mcblob it was a male... it was a group of sub adult males fighting off the older male from the female (their mother/aunt) you can hear the field guilds talking about it.
look lıke female lıon.
It should be a mandatory law for people to stfu while recording
expect that from paying tourists. these are not videos from researchers. Yes. It's a little annoying but they are getting vid and we don't have to go there!
It's a free video. Take your own advice.
Hilarious
Good one 😂😂😂
I agree 👍
He was singling out the biggest male adolescent, by the looks of it. The mum and Aunts weren't having any of it, awesome power.
As much as he looks like the villain here, the young male has to go. Lest he starts mating with his own sisters.
The adolescent will make mince-meat out of him in a couple of years' time. He already looks massive even without the mane.
ROFL. Those "lionesses" quite literally have balls. You can see them a few times in the clips. Not to mention lionesses are not this aggressive towards males. .... It's a bunch of sub-adult males, one with a mane, one with a tuff of a mane, etc. protecting their mother as the field guides are talking about.
@@davidnaghs3537 Some lionesses do have balls just like some women do - like Caitlyn Jenner.
@@jshanker2005 damn 😂😂😂😂
That's the one thing I like about lions. Family oriented. Unlike other animals, they protect each other fiercely.
male lions, after taking over a pride, always kill all cubs born from the old lion and lionesses can't do anything about it. A very brutal system
Meh! I have heard of male lions killing their own cubs sometimes and then female lions kick out teenage males to fend for themselves, never to be seen or heard from ever.
@@Tonetarethose are very rare cases where a male might kill his own kids. The mother will kick out her teens when they are ready to make their own pride.
Wtf are you talking about ? Most animals protect each other. Almost all. From HYENAS, Wolves, Lions, Orcas, Dolphins, Cape Buffalo. Humans are the only clowns who don't help their own
What is family oriented about trying to kill each other 🤔
After he slapped that lioness did you see the other one come flying in at 1.00 and give him a full face slap, wow that was amazing.
facts savage life no fear. he must be the dominant one !!
+subg88
Yes 3 females and 4 young males, it was a female that went him full faced.
I want to be in that pride!!
If you notice she came out of nowhere , she wasn;t with the group
Yes very nice moove
Male Lion: "Is that a future Challenger I smell?! I shall kill him now!"
Kid Lion: "Get him Moms!"
It respect his females
The fierceness and bravery of lionesses is just incredible!
Those who attack are precisely males, the only female is the one right in the middle at second 42, the rest are ALL males
They could easily defeat a male lion if they all attack at once.
They are incredibly brave, specially 3 of them that confront the lion fiercely❤
That male will go through those 3 lionesses if he wanted, Those 2 male sub adults already tucked tails, Lions can break the spine of lionesses within seconds. I recommend you to watch an actual lion fight, this isn't a fight.
@@ytsux9259But they all will die with injuries given by the male lion even if they choose to attack at once ..
0:59 she came out of nowhere oh my god
That was probably her son they were defending.
Wow... What a brave mothers.😘😘😘 they are protecting their young male cub.
Why is that they have all these videos of lions interacting with each other and they cut them off before we can see what happens at the end. Very annoying.
Almost all.
agree..😢
so true, its not fair, we should be able to see how it ends
Cos they run out of film or maybe have to go for a tea break in the canteen.
what ar eyou complaing for?? waht they have presented to see us we should be thankful . no complain please .it i sone of the best video
That's NOT the Mother they are protecting, its a juvenile male...
No it's other one around....look who is following the adult male, it's the young males.
"Get his ass KEISHA"
Beautifull. If only all familys were so loyal to each other.
Probably the lionesses are protecting a teenage male lion being attacked by an intruder lion.
Vinícius Nunes may be but i think alpha lion tyrid to kick of that adult male lion from the pride
2 lionesses 1:00 she isl flying to male lion face
@ since everyone is guessing.. here's my GUESS . The lioness is finding feeding these big subadult boys has become easier because she has lots of help. If dad sends the boys away she is back to feeding lazy dad. I'd keep my son's and kick dad out. Lol😂
That makes more sense . I was wondering why the male would want to hurt a female that was a member of the pride .
I don't think this male is an intruder. The females would've been relentless. I think this is dad coming back from patrol. He's probably been this young one for about a year and now it's time to go. You can clearly see in the beginning how all the females are standing together looking like, "shit, I told you he would be pissed that he still here. And then dad snaps and starts breaking stuff.
The adult male lion is attacking the three juvenile male lions. The mother's are protecting their sons from the adult male.
And how do you know this is the case?
You can see the beginnings of their mane. Female lions are protective of their cubs until they (the males) are kicked out of the pride around age two-three.
Possibly protecting a pregnant mother, Males will kill cubs to mate and most likely know when they're pregnant. Hell just a wild guess but maybe nobody knows.
That is what I thought looking at it closely I knew I saw young males... they all were fighting the grown male to protect the young ones!
warrior4just not all are young males there are females among them... I think maybe 4 or possible 5 young males about 2 or 3 females... I'm wondering if the big male just either fought the father and won and now trying to chase the young males out or fight them???? Or maybe daddy is saying, "time for you all to grow up and hit the road!" The the young males are saying, "no way it's scary out there!" LOL!
All the wildlife experts come out of the woodwork now.....
grussem A great pride! BTW, that is a rejected male. (He is lonely, young male) I'm glad assholes still like to get fucked. We all can be or fuck one. Your condescending attitude towards others is a reason I arm all 8 of my arms in arms. Enjoy life before some fucks you... over.
Grussem: yup, it's our passion, that's why we're here. ..
Lol @ you all...
Lol right
Lol! Funny!
That's right protect your momma....she's been through A Lot getting you this far......LOVE IT!!
That male lion is tough!!!! Usually when the sons come against a male/father they usually retreat but man!!!!!! He’s so determined to oust the young ones, he’s not giving up that easy. That’s very impressive
He is bad ! He wanted kill that lioness!
Their protecting the sub adult male not their mother.
Exactly
Thing is, April, that normally an entire pride wouldn't fight for a young male like this if it was the actual father. If they were all willing to ban together it makes it pretty obvious that the male in question was a stranger male who happened upon the pride. And no, before a conclusion is jumped to, the father is very unlikely to be there at the time as once cubs reach about eight months is when males leave to patrol territory for a couple to a few weeks at a time, so chances are the father is pretty far away.
doublewide420 no it is the mother being protected but I'm not going to argue with you bc I don't speak stupid
No, no, no. It was not a stranger male. A male stranger would have been attacked and/or killed. It was obvious this male was their brother or the son of one of the females. That is why the lionesses fought so hard.
The guy in the truck said he's going after the female..
Where is david attenborough when you need him
Great footage! Not sure if if was a takeover from a rogue male or father trying to oust the Subadult son. Either way those lionesses protected him fiercely. Never seen an interaction like that!
Don't mess with the queens. That one female that came up running and straight up head on attack was fearless.
That subbie male has balls, stood his ground and attacked when the female got attacked
The big male was initially going for him
But was then focused on that female
Rule of thumb whatever or whoever shows the Male Lion aggression his attention turns immediately to them and who ever he severely wounds, his attention STAYS ON THEM
Just one adult male lion fronting up to this many lions!! The fearlessness and audacity of a male lion is unbelievable. Won't hesitate to risk life for what it wants
Stupid in layman's terms
I wonder how many people actually realized that most of these young lions (if not all) are actually males.
These lions are some really tough offspring tho, usually youngsters bail rather quickly. I'm happy they watched over each other and didn't back down. Hopefully the male didn't come back and killed any of them.
Thank you!
Yeah im pretty positive all male except there is 1 female
They definitely did not want him there.
@@mariyvette5097 i think there is 2 females but not sure
(Footage is too shaky lol)
Where are their moms ?
Lion "I don't give a damn you guys are all 18, time to move out man!!"
Wow. Those are young male lions protecting the female. You can tell they're barely 2yrs old by their Mohawk and they're standing up to that big male. Such a awesome video.
It's the other way around. The lionesses, Mom and Aunties, are protecting the male adolescent from the big male lion, Dad, trying to kick him out of the pride cause it's time to go. It's a way to prevent inbreeding
@@fabiennefertiti3017 He's looks young, 4-5 yrs maybe He might be a rival male, an intruder probably. Females don't get in the way of the dominant males chasing away their sons.
@@brute4236 No, if he was an intruder the lionesses would be attacking him as well to protect their cubs
@@fabiennefertiti3017 we're the lionesses attacking him?
They're like, rooooaaar dude, you ain't banging our mom.
I love my son (my daughter,too). If we were lions, I know he'd fight for me just like those lions fought for their mother! I thank God every single day for the blessing and gift of my children. My children became my greatest teachers...they taught me about unconditional love.
Katherine Uribe Its the sub male's they protecting not the mother, the mother is in the scrap to protect her son's with her son's by her side. The intruder is trying to take over the pride...It's what they do.
Katherine Uribe you have amazing kids tell them to Believe in there self when someone say I mean word to them or an inopropiet word tell them they know that they look wonderful and those people who say that there jealous of you that's why. But I'm not saying that they got bullied I mean if they get bulled
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The title is wrong. It's actually the mothers that are protecting their sons. Why would the lion want to attack the females?
I always see you on the lion whisperers stuff that’s funny now I’m seeing this comment, we must both have a lion obsession 💛🌟
Lionesses : where my child support Lion : you ain't getting shit bitch slap Lionesses family : what u say nigga
+jashua colbert LOL. Family problems??? :O))
+bookguitarguy nah just trying to make more interesting
The title of the video is wrong, they are his children and he is throwing them out of the herd, I saw him in a documentary he was the only adult male and he had many children so it was very difficult for him to remove them
He sounded like a monster😂😂but mom wasn't ready for her kids to go. I think I see this too.
Dad is like, "It's time for them to get out and get their own pride!"
This is what happens when a lion forgets to use condoms.. too many kids to kick out of the pride
Yea it was definitely kicking the males out. If u see the beginning the father was lined up against 3 sub adult males and was arguing with them. He hit the first and and the first submitted but things got hectic because the second sub male hit his father and he was having none of it and the father attack the son for real. That's when the entire pride got riled up, as to say "DAD!! DONT KILL HIM. CALM DOWN" So another sub male bit the fathers backside luring him away and that's when the female came out of nowhere and threw here whole body at the father. Which probably incurred his wrath. which is y u see his anger switches from the males to the female at the end. And the female is running for her life cuz she broke chain of command by hitting him and he was about to lay her out.
The best video I saw about lions, I have no doubt that the children protejem his mother without fear of being happy .... the male size is incredible
This was a perfect example for the young male lions coalition for when they get older and form a bond and team to take over a pride of their own ..
Their unit just shows how far you can go n overcome anything if you stick together
Humans lack the capacity for unity, in the wild they know there life depends on it.🤔❤
Nope the males don’t hurt the females but if he chooses those females would all die even if they all manage to kill the lion ..
nothing on the planet is as brave as a Lion.
ah, no. not even in the same category. but you have your whole life ahead of you to study why the Lion is called King of the Beasts and Honey Badger is not even mentioned. At least half of your life….. ha, ha, ha… ha, ha, ha, ha….maybe you were only joking.
well there is one thing that is as brave as a lion, Kevin Richardson, also known as the lion whisperer ;P
He is trying to seek females for sex, anyone can be brave under such circumstances.
John your a div.
not sure what a "div." is but if you are being positive you sure are cryptic. if you are being negative then being cryptic serves you.
I love how they work together
Love it. So proud of all those females. That young sub male is very fortunate to have that pride behind him
0:52
Young son: "Deadbeat !" (hard slap)
Dad (stunned): "Why you, you *crumbsnatcher !"* (Melee ensues)
To be able to witness this live gotta be amazing
IN the beginning, there's more sub-adult males, bravely facing the bigger male. Sub-adult males may NOT have manes, but lionesses DON'T have testicles. 0:31 is a sub-adult male being slapped. Keep your eye on him too. He's going to be the King of his pride one day. After he's slapped, he stands his ground. Growling, that he's ready for a fight. But being submissive, not really wanting to fight. Then when the lion slaps the lioness at 0:56, it's him that attacks the males back, & the male chases him off. Wow, just wow. I've never seen that before. What a fierce pride!
The lioness that comes in at the 1:00 mark and attacks is the MVP
RIGHT
She is a badass
I never knew this until casual geographic stated that the female lions actually run the pride and the male lions just come and go (2 - 3 years).
Its a male.. you can see the mane, there is just one female in this video and dont fight
Know that others lioness came running like a beast to attack him
This makes us see how powerful one full-grown lion is, now much bigger than the lionesses and also how they don't really want to hurt each other, just make him go away.
The male lion is huge & determined
The pride for sure will be his.
Respect
Yup, lioness n their young sons protecting the biggest sub adult male lion
They all sound like a group of Audi R8's 😳😳
Awesome stabilizer. Made the video worthwhile
Would you keep the damn camera on the fight!!!
Lol
lol
Lolly lol🤣
and I thought I had a dysfunctional Family!!!..
It's only disfunction when the function isn't understood.
LOLOLOL Alex Grimal my sentiments exactly. These lions beat out my family even on Thanksgiving LOL
Alex Grimal humans are so funny 😂 I love reading comments , it’s my medicine 😁😁😁😁😁😁🤣🤣😄😄😄😄😄😄😃😃❤️👍🏿👍🏿
LMAO - Very funny. 😁😁😁
She slapped the sh*t out of him, lol.. okay then
The days are gone when family and close friends stuck together like that.
That young male lion will grow up to have his own strong pride one day. I love the strong bond with lions, so incredible. I did think once that the lionesses did all the work while the male king did nothing but he protects his pride with strength, fierceness and passion.
just imagine your in the middle in there and u will understand how good your life is
woww so amazing , lioness are awesome . lioness success is their team work and determination
Complicated Lion business. Fascinating. They’re gorgeous.
I can't tell you how satisfying that is, when that lioness comes rushing at the big guy!!!!
I love how they know to come together for greater good
Usually when I see videos, it's animals threatening each other and then one backing down. But with this video, I can actually see how dangerous they can be to each other if they actually fought.
Females are tough they Rule the pride in other videos hyenas attacking a male lions who shows up the lady protects his ass runs them off but not before killing three of them pretty much shows you what goes on and who cleans house lol
Epic camera capture. Thank you
One thing I like about those lioness they are not afraid to FIGHT!
They are young males
Has no one seen the documentary that this scene is from. Earlier in the day The mom lion was breeding with another male lion and he caught her. So the big male is trying to attack her and all of the young lions are protecting her.
I don't think this is the case of big daddy trying to expel the sons. The fighting is too fierce. Look how fiercely mom and her sons fight back. I think this is a big nomad in his prime, trying to take over the pride and drive the young males out. I can see mom with the collar, a second lioness, and five 2-2.5 year old males. They are a formidable pride, really protecting each other. Whenever the sons will leave the pride, they will form a formidable coalition.
1:00 that slap on face😅
This was quite something to watch simply because no one was badly hurt he truly was quite a amazing lion though.thanks for sharing
I agree there so amazing and glad no one was badly hurt Apex predator
Looks like the adult male is working on a take over but first he needs to oust those sub-adult males.
That one lion was a bad ass went up by her shelf and smacked the shit out of the male a few times. This mother tought her babies real good she most have taking great care of them. because they are not letting male even get close that's love amazing job by the young Lion's...
by her shelf
thats not a lioness thats a Lion its a Young Lion its a he.
This is an Extraordinary video brother . excellent footage.
What amazing footage thank you for sharing
Really shows what the famous term of "strength in number" means. I think what happened here is the other way around: lionesses and the pride members protecting one of their sub-adult sons from the male lion (who seemed to be somewhat still related to the pride). It is common in the lion world that the old dominant male lions push away their young sons from the pride.
Cub: You're not gonna fuck my mom!
the best video , i have no doubt
I love to learn more about lions and this video is most likely helping me with that :)
Respect for these beasts.
Even after watching the video twice and going through all the comments... I'm still not sure what happened there!!
Same here 😅
There are two cases in mind, not really sure which one:
-first, that’s the dad of sub-adult male lion (probably 2-3 years) trying to kick him out of the pride so that he can make his own pride and take his own territory; sub-adult male lions are always kicked out of the pride because they’re growing to their prime while the fathers are growing old and once the females are in heat they will try to mate with their moms and sisters, the father won’t be able to do anything with big lions in their prime;
-second, it could be an intruder lion trying to kill the sub-adult male while the dad is on patrol, taking the pride for himself.
@@vynsythe Thanks so much for the information!!! Are you leaning on one idea this could possibly be for this video!? I’m think I’m leaning more on #2, an intruder...but idk. I am new to this ahah!
Same
@@achante2002 i rewatched it and it's probably the n°1, cause most of the time if there was an intruder, all of them would be on his face trying to kick him out, or worse, they could kill him.
It's just a dad trying to kick his sons to make their own coalitions and prides, since these are social cats, they instinctively know that they shouldn’t mate with the same pool genes, cause that could potentially breed deformed lions.
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I luv the roaring. ❤
The bond of these lioness to protect is unbelievable. I love when the guy tells the kid shhhhhh!
Mothers will always protect their children no matter what an on tht day tht male picked the wrong mamas sons mother ❤️
Beautiful video, United in purpose whole pride
Absolutely beautiful
Those are lionesses attacking the male. Lionesses are absolutely fearless and extremely aggressive against random males, especially if their cubs are at risk. Bow down to the real queens!
Lissell Paredes Looked to me like the real queens took some good head shots, from the real king.
lol expected to witness a meninist in his ego pride. Not surprised, happens every time a video or topic is about females.
papasfritas Shut up, in Africa the people would laugh at how we view gender here in the US. They view man and woman as one.
papasfritas "meninist" smh
You are wrong, have you ever seen female lions with testicles ? most of the lions in the video are sub adult males, look under their tails, they have testicles. I reckon the pride females produced cubs which were predominately male at roughly the same time., hence the number of sub adult males. The full grown male which approached is probably a nomad looking for a pride to take over.
These young male lions are just starting to grow their manes and lionesses do not have balls. These boys should have a huge territory today.
Just because females don't have balls for any species, doesn't mean they can't claim a territory or etc.
Maybe the big male stayed away to long ?
One of the best wildlife video I've ever seen. To bad we cannot see the full video. If anyone knows where is it , please replied me. 🙏🏼.
Awesome!! POWERFUL!!
Good film. It's good to see for once the overgrown boys pulling their weight in the pride. They were fighting for their own future.
da gosto de ver uma verdadeira mãe protegendo seu filho, isso é que é mãe, minha mãe enquanto viva também me deu o verdadeiro amor de mãe, mas agora está na eternidade, que descanse em paz, obrigado mãe por tudo.
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incredible video.. wow
Good sons will always protect their mothers.
They are protecting the young adolescent lion from the large male lion.
0:59 She came in like a wrecking ballll...😂😂
The notch lion kept his sons all the way to adulthood..6 freaking full grown lions with the dad as the boss.
Amazing 🤩 así como las madres protegen a sus crías ellos le corresponden . That’s pure love 💕🦁
I love this ..it's do entertaining...no one really knows what is going on .. everyone is guessing!..lol..
all standing in one line that was amazing 2:07
Cool catch.
1:00
Shit got real
Rtyoo
The male is trying to oust the young male and the lioness' are trying to negotiate for him to leave the young male alone. The lioness' are actually submitting to him while negotiating.
very accurate description, thank you :))
XtraHits yea thats what was going on the outside male was trying to take over the pride
XtraHits Males that take over will usually oust the adolescent males, not kill them. This creates the nomadic males that will eventually take over a pride on their own. It's healthy and prevents inbreeding. I disagree that this is DEFINITELY a takeover though. Sometimes females will check the pride males if they become too aggressive.
This is not submitting at all. Male lion is in 2 minds thinking shit I better be careful here.
Nobody messes with Mama Lioness 🥰
Whoever interpreted this altercation did a terrible job. There is a single female in this video and she was clearly ignored by the dominant lion who for some reason wanted to attack one of the juvenile males. The juvenile was very submissive and towards the end of the video tries to run away.All the others, including the female, were trying to defend him. Btw the one that flied in the face of the big lion at 1:00 was not the female but a juvenile, pretty awesome.