1:26 Lion : so what you are trying to say ? That I have to play with you ? After I patroled territory 15 km last night ? Forget it. Now go annoy your mother ...
The famous lion Notch and his 5 sons. He took his sons with him and they went out on their own. Very rare for a male to do that. He created absolute beasts out of his sons!
That's something us young males should do , stop marrying just get a son and raise him without any religious conservatives and influence of liberals. I want my son to be a free man , without any smartphone and exposed to S3xual stuffs or other things which manipulates the harmones .
to me that shows extreme intelligence on his part. better to m make allies than future enemies that will only get stronger as he gets older and weaker. again, shows intelligence as a leader and father.
Some male lions are simply gigantic but beautiful animals 🦁. I love the interaction or lack of with the cubs, they always seem to just tolerate their little ones.
That's basically how every mother is. I'm not a parent yet, but if I were to have a child and if my child had died, I wouldn't forget them for as long as I live.
@@Arguments_only You are really comparing to humans? The same species that is capable of using its brain to build rockets to the moon and back? Come on now.
Males only have to defend their territory when other males challenge them, which isn’t consistently occurring. Lionesses are solely responsible for hunting everyday to feed the pride. Their responsibility and risk is far greater. They have to risk their lives everyday trying to make a kill. About 1 out of 5 attempts are successful. Lionesses have a lot of pressure. They are badass.
@@Jackie78NJ you forget males hunt for themselves when they are in exile and risk getting murdered by older territorial males when intruding in territories..The pressure in itself to just stay alive at this point is incomparable,until they’re strong enough to take over a pride of their own..Where it takes three or more lionesses to take down a healthy buffalo, I’ve seen a single male pull that feat all on his own and almost getting torn apart but didn’t.. The pressure is most for males..And also in this challenge that you’ve stated as inconsistent, there is risk of exile,grave injury or certain death, and fights among males are extremely brutal..
@@Jackie78NJ your ego so fragile that you cannot listen a word in favor of male even in animal kingdom? and for your info, males attacking other cubs isn't inconsistent. plus, lionessess cant defend themselves when hyenas attack... sometimes their food often gets snatched by the pack of hyenas.. and lionesses have to run for their lives.... its actually LION'S presence that keeps them away.... one more thing... adult lions actually hunt for their own food... its the lion in pride that has other missions.... i can even send you the video for clarification if you want
@@Jackie78NJ Oh please it occurs a LOT. There's a reason lions have a shorter lifespan than lionesses. Their mortality rate is higher and they live FAR more dangerous lives. The lionesses stay in a pride throughout their lives and are supported by their sisters, but the lion is replaceable at any given time. The biggest threat to a pride is another rogue lion and the only thing standing in his way is the father of the pride.
If your a cub and you have: No father-your screwed! 1 father- you’ll be alright 2 fathers- your doing great 3 fathers- your living the life that’s a full scholarship straight into Adulthood with the added bonus of brothers another guarantee your kids will live with so much security
I don't know how many times I've heard "time is running out" being said in wildlife documentaries. And I don't know why it seems necessary to repeat this over and over again. I do know that I dislike it, it gives a threatening atmosphere which makes it more difficult for me to wholeheartedly enjoy the lives of these beautiful creatures.
Well their lives are always in danger and that’s something you have to accept when watching these sort of documentaries. It’s hard out there for animals.
@@pathetic2399 Yes, but stressing that every 5 minutes gets a bit annoying. It's like watching car racing and the commentator saying over and over again: "they can crash any minute now".
Animals don't exist purely for your enjoyment. Fact is that we're killing our planet and creatures like Lions are suffering greatly from it. Yes this is supposed to be entertaining, but it's also supposed to raise awareness of how terribly we're doing keeping these beautiful creatures alive and plentiful. If you're STILL uncomfortable, then I'll leave you with a nugget of solace; use those scary reminders at the end to remind you to enjoy them while they're still around, because soon they might not be, just like with Spix's Macaw.
@@MrBrightshadow1 this documentary doesn't really seem to be caring abt humans coming by. It seems to be abt rival males who are gonna try to take over the pride and end the Cubs lives.
Cub: *trying to get father's attention* Father Lion: *looks at him with half eyes opened* *yawns* *shuts his eyes closed* Mother lion: "Ayooo look at this old fat man"
So is this a TV show that’s been cut up into TH-cam clips? I want more of this story but I can’t find a link to the other clips? No numbers or anything…
So much thumb sucking for drivel commentary! “The threat across the river”, three young males absolutely no match for two adult males and two adult females. ‘The male cub is instinctively drawn to the male lion because his future is in jeopardy’ - garbage, he’s playful and inquisitive just like a kitten. Female cubs do the same all the time with their dads.
Part of me loves seeing the animals, but part of me is annoyed beyond words at the dramatic spin put on things. Lion Cubs are dangerously curious and in amongst their pride fear very little. The way it’s narrated, it paints a picture of a cub who purposefully seeks a bond with his dad …. Yadda yadda. No. They seek a bond primarily with mom and siblings first. And unless given a very blatant reason not to, they don’t hesitate to walk right up to an adult lion they’ve never met. Even if the mom is defensive and trying to keep Cubs away, they have little fear. Generally, in a pride with more than one male, they’ll all mate with the females in estrus. So none of them know who is dad versus uncle. In the rare situation where only one of the males mates with a lioness, that may be a different story. Keep in mind, the juvenile males are generally driven out of the pride by the dominant males. Coalitions tend to be brothers, half brothers, cousins and occasionally strangers. There are certainly the times where the dominant male will leave the pride or be driven out in a takeover. Some of the strongest coalitions formed that way, but I don’t believe it’s a regular occurrence, probably depends on territory, pride size, etc. The point of my complaint is people love slapping human emotion and perspective on animals. When you see a lone lioness take down an animal almost as big as she is, then watch her drag this thing a mile through swamp and marsh to allow her Cubs to eat, it’s not an internal debate within her. She’s not sitting there thinking “these little brats better appreciate what I do for them! No. She has focus! Top priority: she must eat to stay alive in order to raise her cubs. Second: she has to do whatever takes to feed, protect and care for her cubs. Lions don’t have pity parties. They don’t have expectation. They certainly have emotion… don’t get me wrong on that! When you see a lone lioness willing to take on two, full grown males in order to defend her cubs, that is 100% momma lion! End point: they do what they have to do to survive and ensure they have offspring to continue the bloodline. It’s amazing what can be done when it’s all you know!
@@mooedy please enlighten me on the point or positive aspect of teaching people “facts” that aren’t fact? What is so wrong with being honest? There are aspects of the world that are graphic and horrifying. There are aspects that bring the most callous souls to tears. If you look at every level of humanity that struggles right now with trust and/or faith in other humans, you can circle it all back to dishonesty! You can be honest without scarring people. You can even answer a question with “I don’t know”, instead of fearing a dent to your reputation. What benefit is there from being dishonest? Especially if it’s framed in a “documentary” fashion!
@@lizslilcorneroftheinstitution you do realize that there are people who know this and just chose to eat the story for entertainment right? It's a nature show- they have to have a story- and an emotional connection to sell- and the viewers are buying it? Not all documentaries are true and are scripted. Is it hard for you to get that people just want to enjoy things as they are presented?
I'm pretty sure the narrator has studied the animal behaviour and has chosen to tell the story this way which says something about people wanting to hear a story a certain way . Blatant facts are not interesting
As much as I enjoy this kind of video, the lack of accuracy in the titles is really off-putting. WTF do the river levels, threat from strange males, or LONE FEMALE WITH A CUB, have to do with cubs annoying dad? That's a very small part of the video.
SI PERDEMIS LA NATURALEZA NOS PERDEMOS A NOSOTROS MISMOS. NO EXISTE LA OPCIÓN "SIN LA NATURALEZA" SOLO ES POSIBLE "CON LA NATURALEZA", LO UNICO QUE NOS IMPIDE ESTA POSIBILIDAD SON LAS GRANDES CORPORACIONES Y EMPRESAS QUE SE HAN ACOSTUMBRADO A QUE TODO SEA BENEFICIO, Y EL PLANETA Y LA VIDA NO SOPORTA MAS EXPLOTACIÓN, SIMPLEMENTE LLEGARÁ EL DÍA EN QUE TODO ESTO SE PARARÁ... Y LOS RESPONSABLES YA SE HAN HECHO CON BUNKERES PARA CAPEAR EL TEMPORAL, PENSANDO QUE VA A SER COSA DE UNOS MESES... PERO VA A SER UN DESCENSO A LOS INFIERNOS Y DE ESTA NO NOS VA A SACAR NADIE SOLO NOSOTROS MISMOS, HACIENDO ALGO RADICAL YAAAAAA ABAJO PETROLEO ABAJO ESTA PORQUERÍA DE PUBLICIDAD E INTERNET QUE MANTIENE A LA GENTE EN LA IGNORANCIA Y COMO BORREGOS
Ya know for people to be so smart scientists sure are stupid. It's not some kind of manipulation that drives cubs to seek approval from their male pride members. It's their father and their uncle, and they look up to them, and LOVE them! Just like the father very obviously LOVES his cubs, and so does the uncles, aunts, grandmother's, mothers, they genuinely love each other. You don't fight to your death for something just bc they played with your tail a couple of times, but you do so bc those are your family and they love them.
I hope you realize this is exactly how it is for people to. Emotions like love exist to create bonds that increase chances of mutual survival and companionship for satisfying lives. The scientists are entirely correct, and it applies to humans as well.
@@tophat7735 No I'm sorry but they're not entirely correct. You can't put love for someone under a microscope, or on a slide, and you can't measure it. It isn't just chemistry. Science will never be completely capable of explaining things such as love, or the soul of a person or an animal, bc they're not meant to. You can try all you like to be scientific, calculating everything, and measuring precisely what you find, documenting what you do learn, but some things have to be FELT. Some things need to be EXPERIENCED, not explained. With everything scientists have learned throughout their existence, they're still in the year 2022, saying that the love between a lion pride is nothing more than the nature of their survival instincts. Anyone with a little bit of life experience, and some common sense, can just watch these lions, (or any other animals who love each other) and see quite clearly that they have very genuine love for each other. You can see that they have a soul, a personality, and that they have something that is deeper than just survival instincts, and manipulative mannerisms. Just bc those things cannot be qualified, doesn't mean they're not real. Just bc our brains produce chemicals, and scientists think that explains everything, doesn't mean they're right either. Scientists will absolutely never, EVER explain certain things about existence, bc they can't, they're just not smart enough. Hell they can't even prove half of the crap that they have been claiming since scientists began science. All they do is consistently prove other scientists wrong. They theorize, and they pat each other on the backs, as long as they are in agreement with the majority. They're every single bit as corrupt as any politician that has ever existed!
الله يرحم ابوي و امي و يسكنهم فسيح جناته.. لكن اذا في ناس يحبونا و يعتبرونا اولادهم. نسألهم ان يرفعون عننا الاذيه و الظلم و العذاب و الالم و الاوجاع الي يسلطونه علينا و حتى في النوم يأذونا.. و يكفي الي عملوه فينا من اذيه و نكد و عكد و كيف ضيقوا علينا الارض بما رحبت و كيف خلونا مجانين و لا نسوى رجال. و خلونا نشك في الناس كلها. تكلمول علينا و تنمروا علينا و على مرضنا. و عملوا بنا الهوايل. ارفعوا عننا البلاء يا مسلمين. و ان با تنقذونا من الوضع الي احنا فيه و تعطونا حريتنا و اجنحتنا و تنعمون علينا بالجنسيه بتعملون معروف.
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That sleepy dad watches his baby the whole time. Such a good dad
The lion cub is so adorable, sweet & beautiful. 😊💜🌸🦁
Adorable & sweet? Mhm just wait till they hit puberty 💀😭
Umm… sure they are.
But, From the very distance right ??…
1:26 Lion : so what you are trying to say ? That I have to play with you ? After I patroled territory 15 km last night ? Forget it. Now go annoy your mother ...
That's very very vital to have the cubs bond with dads. Survival is at stake to pass the torch to the next generation.
Precisely.
Thanks tips
All day long, they eat, sleep, and
1:40 wow you can tell he loves his cub
It’s lovely, the look in his eyes
I was thinking exactly the same at the time 1:40. The way he looked at his little one😍
At all, the cub was licking his dad'mouth and that was somehow pleasant for the lion. He looked the cub that way because he wanted he to continue.
He is thinking, he better get move to another place, he sense this kid will bother him later 😂
The famous lion Notch and his 5 sons. He took his sons with him and they went out on their own. Very rare for a male to do that. He created absolute beasts out of his sons!
His blood line still holds strong to this day. Notch was literally the king of kings.
That's something us young males should do , stop marrying just get a son and raise him without any religious conservatives and influence of liberals.
I want my son to be a free man , without any smartphone and exposed to S3xual stuffs or other things which manipulates the harmones .
@@gaygachad8305I agree.
to me that shows extreme intelligence on his part. better to m make allies than future enemies that will only get stronger as he gets older and weaker. again, shows intelligence as a leader and father.
I absolutely believe a lioness remembers the loss of cubs for life.
Father's matter. Even within lion prides.
So black lives don't?
Yes the most important
Of course
U are saying like they don't lmao
Facts
"Your son's awake."
"Before sunrise, he's your son."
Some male lions are simply gigantic but beautiful animals 🦁. I love the interaction or lack of with the cubs, they always seem to just tolerate their little ones.
Cubby: "Awww, dad, pleeeese..."
Daddy: "NO, you cannot borrow the Tesla!"
2:40 bruh that squeak is so cute, it's amazing how that becomes a roar later on
I love nature
The cubs are so cute..☺️🦁
It's pretty sad that lionesses can't forget their dead cubs as long as they live
That's a stretch honestly. How would they even test for that? A little sensational I'd say.
That's basically how every mother is. I'm not a parent yet, but if I were to have a child and if my child had died, I wouldn't forget them for as long as I live.
I lost three. You NEVER forget, no matter how many survive. My heart goes out to ALL mamas that have lost! ❤❤
@@danyyboye Why wouldnt they remember their cubs... Same as human mammals..
@@Arguments_only You are really comparing to humans? The same species that is capable of using its brain to build rockets to the moon and back? Come on now.
watching this with my cats they love it
^^
Gods beautiful creation!
No. Too much suffering and horror in it, and he didn't create it in any case.
@@VectorOfKnowledge God did create animals
@@iyanamonae9703 No, not at all.
AMEN
Exactly 😍
increase, expand and protect more of these majestic wildlife territories and ecosystems, so beautiful and amazing wildlife lands to protect😍😍
Львы как всегда прекрасны. И отличное видео💋💋💋💖💗💓💞💕💟
Actual Father's Matter always. En humanity and in Animal herds, prides.
Humans are animals
Father is the strength.
Males only have to defend their territory when other males challenge them, which isn’t consistently occurring. Lionesses are solely responsible for hunting everyday to feed the pride. Their responsibility and risk is far greater. They have to risk their lives everyday trying to make a kill. About 1 out of 5 attempts are successful. Lionesses have a lot of pressure. They are badass.
@@Jackie78NJ you forget males hunt for themselves when they are in exile and risk getting murdered by older territorial males when intruding in territories..The pressure in itself to just stay alive at this point is incomparable,until they’re strong enough to take over a pride of their own..Where it takes three or more lionesses to take down a healthy buffalo, I’ve seen a single male pull that feat all on his own and almost getting torn apart but didn’t.. The pressure is most for males..And also in this challenge that you’ve stated as inconsistent, there is risk of exile,grave injury or certain death, and fights among males are extremely brutal..
@@Jackie78NJ your ego so fragile that you cannot listen a word in favor of male even in animal kingdom?
and for your info, males attacking other cubs isn't inconsistent. plus, lionessess cant defend themselves when hyenas attack... sometimes their food often gets snatched by the pack of hyenas.. and lionesses have to run for their lives.... its actually LION'S presence that keeps them away....
one more thing... adult lions actually hunt for their own food... its the lion in pride that has other missions....
i can even send you the video for clarification if you want
@@Jackie78NJ Oh please it occurs a LOT. There's a reason lions have a shorter lifespan than lionesses. Their mortality rate is higher and they live FAR more dangerous lives. The lionesses stay in a pride throughout their lives and are supported by their sisters, but the lion is replaceable at any given time. The biggest threat to a pride is another rogue lion and the only thing standing in his way is the father of the pride.
How about we say both have strength and have dangerous lives, ok?
Before sunrise he's your son.
-Mufasa
Nature, as blissful as it may sometimes seem, can be cruel.
If your a cub and you have:
No father-your screwed!
1 father- you’ll be alright
2 fathers- your doing great
3 fathers- your living the life that’s a full scholarship straight into Adulthood with the added bonus of brothers another guarantee your kids will live with so much security
Is there anything cuter than baby lions ???
I don't know how many times I've heard "time is running out" being said in wildlife documentaries. And I don't know why it seems necessary to repeat this over and over again. I do know that I dislike it, it gives a threatening atmosphere which makes it more difficult for me to wholeheartedly enjoy the lives of these beautiful creatures.
Well their lives are always in danger and that’s something you have to accept when watching these sort of documentaries. It’s hard out there for animals.
@@pathetic2399 Yes, but stressing that every 5 minutes gets a bit annoying. It's like watching car racing and the commentator saying over and over again: "they can crash any minute now".
Animals don't exist purely for your enjoyment. Fact is that we're killing our planet and creatures like Lions are suffering greatly from it. Yes this is supposed to be entertaining, but it's also supposed to raise awareness of how terribly we're doing keeping these beautiful creatures alive and plentiful.
If you're STILL uncomfortable, then I'll leave you with a nugget of solace; use those scary reminders at the end to remind you to enjoy them while they're still around, because soon they might not be, just like with Spix's Macaw.
@@MrBrightshadow1 this documentary doesn't really seem to be caring abt humans coming by. It seems to be abt rival males who are gonna try to take over the pride and end the Cubs lives.
If it helps you feel better, their lifecycles are far quicker than ours. 20 human years are like 80 lion years lol.
When the narrator said the maneless three the last lion stopped as if it heard it clearly 😂😂
I thought she said "nameless three"
Excellent
Simba!....Everything the light touches....😁😂
Ok ok Cubs y’all win now can I take a nap
I try to iqnore this but the cub in the thumbnail look so cute i cannot iqnore it!
These two big dadies are enough for those three unexperience boys...at least for now they better be looking somewhete else!
They are notch and his partner and future cubs
@@samirpradhan9646 thank you Samir...good to know it's Notch and his partner...much better 😆 👍
lion of Judah
“Dad, let’s play!”
Cub: *trying to get father's attention*
Father Lion: *looks at him with half eyes opened*
*yawns*
*shuts his eyes closed*
Mother lion: "Ayooo look at this old fat man"
I didn't know mother is amber hurd
@@CoinFluencers It is actually better than Turd.
@@garimasen3371 she dont dare to say that to the king.
And male lion is 10 time better looking than lioness
@@dvhyvhjig9652 Healthy clean ones
@@dvhyvhjig9652 They don't talk nor do they have political system like monarchy and its titles. It's subjective.
Those LIONS WILL FIGHT AND DIE! FOR THEIR CUBS !!
I think baby need more love,.
Aww
Awwww 😄
Disturb dad while sleeping transcends all species
It reminds me of Simba trying to wake Mufasa
0:15. Here thee. Here thee. Presenting his most royal 👑 majesty, the king 🤴 of the jungle. The Lion 🦁.
😂😂😂
@@sparkly3989. What’s so funny?
@@jakemiketta3868 he is showing his royal majesty 😂😂 0:52
1:00 Plop 😂
So is this a TV show that’s been cut up into TH-cam clips? I want more of this story but I can’t find a link to the other clips? No numbers or anything…
th-cam.com/video/ZKMgtuXq19k/w-d-xo.html
Looks like DREADLOCKS IN RUSTA!!!!
🙏❤️
Is it ever nap time 😴 for a cub
These cubs dealing with the male are the best video. Do you see if the male is rougher with male cubs and treats the females easier or even at all?
0:57 kitty fall down go boom
Like all fathers, the dad gets aggravated at the kids for being rambunctious, but they care.
🦁 amaze me
1:01 should be a meme/GIF lmao "Been a loooong day" 😪 💨 #pooped I felt the dad lion in that moment, I'm a parent myself.
I wanna be a lion lazing around all day 😭
Trust me you do not want to be
Now don't screw around with my tail, go and roam around somewhere dude..😌...the dad when the cub constantly scratches hd tail
I demand everything that was stolen to be replaced and given back
0:52 I DID NOT NEED TO SEE A CLOSE UP OF A LION PISSING-
If it moves, chomp it!
So much thumb sucking for drivel commentary! “The threat across the river”, three young males absolutely no match for two adult males and two adult females. ‘The male cub is instinctively drawn to the male lion because his future is in jeopardy’ - garbage, he’s playful and inquisitive just like a kitten. Female cubs do the same all the time with their dads.
lol the last line was ridiculous..im sure the lion cub is already thinking about forming coalitions.......unreal..maybe the cub just loves his dad
There are documented cases of fathers and sons reuniting as coalitions as well.
@@jc4388 I was just wondering if that ever happened while watching this. Cheers
Monica Smith ♥
Is the male cub and father still alive?
2:02 real life footage of Scar and cub Simba
how did her cubs die 😩
👍😀😀
What in the game of thrones narration is this lol i like it tho
do u think mothers or dads have favorite cubs?
I hope not, or else.
Chief and Notch
Big cat
Verdade
2:07
eww how many ads you got
I’m sure this “lone male” cub has/had male cousins in that pride!
Anyway to contact you Love nature
"Is now giving his sister as good as he gets"....Dammm girl that's some line....laughs in habsburg and Egyptian royalty
They were recording me and my kids ?
Part of me loves seeing the animals, but part of me is annoyed beyond words at the dramatic spin put on things.
Lion Cubs are dangerously curious and in amongst their pride fear very little. The way it’s narrated, it paints a picture of a cub who purposefully seeks a bond with his dad …. Yadda yadda.
No. They seek a bond primarily with mom and siblings first. And unless given a very blatant reason not to, they don’t hesitate to walk right up to an adult lion they’ve never met. Even if the mom is defensive and trying to keep Cubs away, they have little fear.
Generally, in a pride with more than one male, they’ll all mate with the females in estrus. So none of them know who is dad versus uncle. In the rare situation where only one of the males mates with a lioness, that may be a different story. Keep in mind, the juvenile males are generally driven out of the pride by the dominant males. Coalitions tend to be brothers, half brothers, cousins and occasionally strangers. There are certainly the times where the dominant male will leave the pride or be driven out in a takeover. Some of the strongest coalitions formed that way, but I don’t believe it’s a regular occurrence, probably depends on territory, pride size, etc.
The point of my complaint is people love slapping human emotion and perspective on animals. When you see a lone lioness take down an animal almost as big as she is, then watch her drag this thing a mile through swamp and marsh to allow her Cubs to eat, it’s not an internal debate within her. She’s not sitting there thinking “these little brats better appreciate what I do for them! No. She has focus! Top priority: she must eat to stay alive in order to raise her cubs. Second: she has to do whatever takes to feed, protect and care for her cubs.
Lions don’t have pity parties. They don’t have expectation. They certainly have emotion… don’t get me wrong on that! When you see a lone lioness willing to take on two, full grown males in order to defend her cubs, that is 100% momma lion!
End point: they do what they have to do to survive and ensure they have offspring to continue the bloodline. It’s amazing what can be done when it’s all you know!
Yes but she will back down or be killed, if the lions want to destroy her.
You just can't let people enjoy things can you.
@@mooedy please enlighten me on the point or positive aspect of teaching people “facts” that aren’t fact? What is so wrong with being honest? There are aspects of the world that are graphic and horrifying. There are aspects that bring the most callous souls to tears.
If you look at every level of humanity that struggles right now with trust and/or faith in other humans, you can circle it all back to dishonesty!
You can be honest without scarring people. You can even answer a question with “I don’t know”, instead of fearing a dent to your reputation.
What benefit is there from being dishonest? Especially if it’s framed in a “documentary” fashion!
@@lizslilcorneroftheinstitution you do realize that there are people who know this and just chose to eat the story for entertainment right? It's a nature show- they have to have a story- and an emotional connection to sell- and the viewers are buying it? Not all documentaries are true and are scripted. Is it hard for you to get that people just want to enjoy things as they are presented?
I'm pretty sure the narrator has studied the animal behaviour and has chosen to tell the story this way which says something about people wanting to hear a story a certain way . Blatant facts are not interesting
Who tf want attention when there's starvation...... attention pays no dues
As much as I enjoy this kind of video, the lack of accuracy in the titles is really off-putting. WTF do the river levels, threat from strange males, or LONE FEMALE WITH A CUB, have to do with cubs annoying dad? That's a very small part of the video.
SI PERDEMIS LA NATURALEZA
NOS PERDEMOS A NOSOTROS MISMOS.
NO EXISTE LA OPCIÓN "SIN LA NATURALEZA"
SOLO ES POSIBLE "CON LA NATURALEZA", LO UNICO QUE NOS IMPIDE ESTA POSIBILIDAD SON LAS GRANDES CORPORACIONES Y EMPRESAS QUE SE HAN ACOSTUMBRADO A QUE TODO SEA BENEFICIO, Y EL PLANETA Y LA VIDA NO SOPORTA MAS EXPLOTACIÓN, SIMPLEMENTE LLEGARÁ EL DÍA EN QUE TODO ESTO SE PARARÁ... Y LOS RESPONSABLES YA SE HAN HECHO CON BUNKERES PARA CAPEAR EL TEMPORAL, PENSANDO QUE VA A SER COSA DE UNOS MESES... PERO VA A SER UN DESCENSO A LOS INFIERNOS Y DE ESTA NO NOS VA A SACAR NADIE SOLO NOSOTROS MISMOS, HACIENDO ALGO RADICAL YAAAAAA
ABAJO PETROLEO
ABAJO ESTA PORQUERÍA DE PUBLICIDAD E INTERNET QUE MANTIENE A LA GENTE EN LA IGNORANCIA Y COMO BORREGOS
bro whyd it zoom in on him pissing
Are you a snowflake?
I watch these as a reminder of how awful Lion King 2019 is compared to just basic lion footage.
2:49 T~T
apparently everybody needs to see the lion piss up close and personal. It's stupid.
Scientists assume lots
They hate to see us with lady's ..cause they know they don't have them ...
So cute and them cAn kill your wallet
Your 3 kids when they go to the University
deda
Ya know for people to be so smart scientists sure are stupid. It's not some kind of manipulation that drives cubs to seek approval from their male pride members. It's their father and their uncle, and they look up to them, and LOVE them! Just like the father very obviously LOVES his cubs, and so does the uncles, aunts, grandmother's, mothers, they genuinely love each other. You don't fight to your death for something just bc they played with your tail a couple of times, but you do so bc those are your family and they love them.
We humans are not different we are the same way.
I hope you realize this is exactly how it is for people to. Emotions like love exist to create bonds that increase chances of mutual survival and companionship for satisfying lives. The scientists are entirely correct, and it applies to humans as well.
@@tophat7735 No I'm sorry but they're not entirely correct. You can't put love for someone under a microscope, or on a slide, and you can't measure it. It isn't just chemistry. Science will never be completely capable of explaining things such as love, or the soul of a person or an animal, bc they're not meant to. You can try all you like to be scientific, calculating everything, and measuring precisely what you find, documenting what you do learn, but some things have to be FELT. Some things need to be EXPERIENCED, not explained. With everything scientists have learned throughout their existence, they're still in the year 2022, saying that the love between a lion pride is nothing more than the nature of their survival instincts. Anyone with a little bit of life experience, and some common sense, can just watch these lions, (or any other animals who love each other) and see quite clearly that they have very genuine love for each other. You can see that they have a soul, a personality, and that they have something that is deeper than just survival instincts, and manipulative mannerisms. Just bc those things cannot be qualified, doesn't mean they're not real. Just bc our brains produce chemicals, and scientists think that explains everything, doesn't mean they're right either. Scientists will absolutely never, EVER explain certain things about existence, bc they can't, they're just not smart enough. Hell they can't even prove half of the crap that they have been claiming since scientists began science. All they do is consistently prove other scientists wrong. They theorize, and they pat each other on the backs, as long as they are in agreement with the majority. They're every single bit as corrupt as any politician that has ever existed!
Those pesky females always flirting and never seem to get enough 🤣.
الله يرحم ابوي و امي و يسكنهم فسيح جناته.. لكن اذا في ناس يحبونا و يعتبرونا اولادهم. نسألهم ان يرفعون عننا الاذيه و الظلم و العذاب و الالم و الاوجاع الي يسلطونه علينا و حتى في النوم يأذونا.. و يكفي الي عملوه فينا من اذيه و نكد و عكد و كيف ضيقوا علينا الارض بما رحبت و كيف خلونا مجانين و لا نسوى رجال. و خلونا نشك في الناس كلها. تكلمول علينا و تنمروا علينا و على مرضنا. و عملوا بنا الهوايل. ارفعوا عننا البلاء يا مسلمين. و ان با تنقذونا من الوضع الي احنا فيه و تعطونا حريتنا و اجنحتنا و تنعمون علينا بالجنسيه بتعملون معروف.
Wut?
Most probably the cub won't make it into adulthood. Sad but true.
As far as I remember the cub was fine. He grouped up with his 3 male cousins to form a coalition.
The 3 young lions are threats to the older(not old) 2 male/2 female lions?Isn't that against conventional wisdom?
IF YOU WANNA SAVE THEM.THEN..JUST LEAVE THEM THE F...K ALONE
I love the sexisme in lion's world... 😆😆. And nobody cares!
Female narrative is just not as good.
That’s a weak lion. Those cubs won’t or didn’t make it sadly. If those 3 lions cross they will destroy those 2 males