Good video. Thanks! It's so sad and mad, but it's natural life. Is there a footage about a pack of lions rescuing and picking up a lion cub taken away by a group of buffalos? So the film title could be "Saving Private Lion" =D
That was pretty noble and courageous of that buffalo herd to TRY to save the calf. Too bad they didn't muster up that tribal fortitude a little sooner before the little guy got partially disemboweled. Most buffalo herds simply flee immediately without question -- leaving whoever ended up selected as dinner to their grisly fate unchallenged. Shows promise, buffalo! Keep up the evolution!
I really love seeing the very young lions learning and trying to take part in the kill......like at 5:47 that little youngen went after the buffalo as it took off running again. Great video, Rob!! Thanks!! 👍🏻🦁💜
why are some people hating on the cameraman? He did a pretty good job of editing a 9:27 video for us to watch. while I love lions and usually wish them success when hunting, I found myself cheering on the calf and admiring his fight to stay alive.
Always like Rob's videos but again wonder if the herd would have circled the lions (as in some videos) if all the safari vehicles were not in the way. Interesting behavioral changes all around.
Damn i love seeing the othawa boys. Thanks again Rob! Yes i feel bad for the buffalo calf but it's nature at it's purest form. If Lions don't eat... they die. Simple. They need meat to sustain their physical conditioning.
Can someone explain please why lions never seem to attack the people observing in the vehicles, which are completely wide open and exposed? I read lately somewhere that observation vehicles in India must be quite closed and protected as tigers WILL attack open vehicles. I don't know if that's true or not. Does anyone know for an absolute fact if there *is* such a behavioural difference between these closely related predators?
{Angelus} yeah it is, you actually can see the wound it’s just not as obvious because of the mud but you can definitely see where the skin has been peeled away.
Plenty of opportunities for just 1 of the lions to go for the wind pipe. I couldn't understand why they didn't kill it asap. The calf kept calling out which brought the adults back. So many lions were just hanging out too. Interesting video👍
This seems to be a very young pride as u see multiple males mature prides usually have one dominate male and large females that while go for the neck and won't let go until last resort knowing a quick kill is the best
I cannot believe how many people dislike this video and complain about lions attacking a buffalo. What kind of bizarre first-world disconnection with reality do you live with?
I agree with wolfie....lions could easily lose their pray because of human curiousity...a bit selfish to gamble just for a video,plus it's not even that good
1) Where is the adult lion of this pride? Why is he not hunting/participating in a kill with them? 2) The buffalo baby that escaped - what are his chances with such a large if shallow wound? Can he make it to adulthood?
I notice the vehicles y'all are riding in do not have cages. Do lions try to pull people out of the vehicles? How many people die each year at these parks?
Lions are used to these vehicles since they were cubs. With people inside they view them as big moving object w/ no threat. It's amazing how these lion come within few meter of the vehicle and roar next to your ear hole!
I've seen a lion attack a vehicle, and that's only because the driver accidently rolled on her paw. Even when she attacked the vehicle, she never went after the people in the vehicle, she only focused on attacking the tires and so did the rest of her pride.
@@taih588 lions have charged with warnings on them vehicles. Even hyenas. And I've heard of a few actually attack and jump in safari vehicle w tourists.
I'm only going by observation here, but I think it's because we're not livestock to them. In other words, we're not prey, or don't appear that way, yet. We're not part of their animal kingdom, and they lack information about us. We seldom interact with their kind as well. To add to that, the only time they will for sure attack a human close by is when they feel threatened by them, which these people in the video are being mindful of.
Human interference or not ,the lion will always hunt the buffalo.Past,present,future.There is nothing anybody can do.I am pretty sure if there were no humans around,the lions would still hunt and kill some buffalo.I know it's hard to watch a calf being eaten alive,but it would happen regardless.Circle of life.Many lions are killed by the buffalo as well.But these jeeps were in the way for nature to take its course.
....the Evolution of the buffaloes still needs time..to handle straight ahead..without hesitating in there behaivour .. the herd needs a alpha leader ..usually a buffallo herd can defend to Lions when this comes in evolution somethime...
MrSupermax77 evolution is the more suitable genes that survive the environment. Mental power is not included. Plus it’s suppose to be like this, that’s how nature works currently because that’s is the cycle of life. Nothing to do with evolution because Carnivores will stay carnivorous and Herbivores will continue to eat plants. Evolution doesn’t make buffalos better and interrupt the food chain. If it does the Carnivores will also adapt and evolve as a gene mutates that proves to be better for them to live on, and that will survive and pass on that gene which leads to evolution of that specie.
@@abcdef5010 ...ok - dont expect this great quantum transition in a medium term - maby they get straight ahead horns sometime so that will be more effectiv in the defence or attack .. in anyway .. we shall not experience this - but the next easier obviously step to changing is the buffalo herd get the conviction to react and act fast so they can surprised the lions ....allthough, the lions evolutions also will be not rest in the meantime....?!
MrSupermax77 well ya every specie is evolving, maybe in a million years they will look different, be different because what makes organisms evolve is based on environments. They need to survive in their own environment. But those evolutions are not intentional persay based on what they want, it’s no like in movies of televisions they just gets the power to be better or stronger than their predators. All evolutions are unintentional like it’s all based off of mutations and mutations are random it just natural selection to determine which mutation will help them the most therefore they could then survive and pass off offsprings containing those genes that makes those species what they are right now. But all of them probably still be predator prey relations. As long as the organism can live on through non human interference then that organism is successful as it can keep on passing off offsprings that keeps them alive. It doesn’t have to be that they will all be safe and won’t be hunted by lions by developing straight horn, because that horn might not ever be developed, and maybe even if it is the curved horns can still live on because even with curved horns they are still passing off springs and continue their species and will only result in 2 types of buffalos curved horn ones and straight ones. Those changes make no real difference. Or maybe those mutations happens be worse than the original genes therefore they get out competed and die and never happens to has offsprings. Behavioral evolution may also occurs but there is currently no need because they continue to survive even though they are being hunted by lions, since all organisms die and hunt in some sort because that’s the nature of the cycle. But of course the prerequisites is that animals won’t be extinct because of humans
Cape buffalo are hardy animals, they survive by being tough and resilient. Here’s the thing you need to know about infection : in nature infection is not a given it’s a game of chance , sometimes animals can get infections in their wounds if it’s severe enough (and exposed to pathogenic elements) other times cuts are merely superficial and heal over quickly. You’ll also notice Wild ungulates are generally more resistant to disease than their domestic counterparts, they have to be in order to survive on their own.
you have to literally change their mindset to think that they are bigger and stronger just like a lions mindset is i run from nobody no matter how big or strong they look
I've noticed in many different safari videos the guides refer to lions and buffalo in a different language when talking on the radio. Why is that, and what language is that?
wow I didn't know buffalos looked after individuals ever heard that much. one of them went down, and all of them helped to get it back.. that's normal activity for them?
a poor animal have to die a painful death because of the camera crew i dont see the point. there are better ways to capture this. humans need to maintain distance when wild animals are hunting. i guess you have no heart.
Rob The Ranger Wildlife Videos was there a resident dominant male(s)? Those two males seemed too inexperienced to protect that territory but yet too old to be tolerated by their father(s)!
Perhaps it was because they knew that something was still present that could have interrupted their feast significantly, which in this case could have been the returning buffalo who made several attempts to save their kin.. They could have also been sitting around it because of how close the observers were, though I find that much less likely. Although.. By the time that the calf got to the water, I don't really know why they continued to.. "play" with their food.
***** Animals tend to only attack and expect not to get hurt in the process. That's why lions often attack the rear or go to the neck if not facing the horns, or go for a stomach after the kill etc. The buffalos are the same
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I absolutely love this channel no crazy music playing in the background just the sound of nature taking place. THANK YOU!!
Glad you enjoy it!
Yes I'm agree
At 9:00 the MALE lion pushes the kid a way , HE IS like, get the fuck a way kid , the buffalo is still alive . LMFAO
Good video. Thanks! It's so sad and mad, but it's natural life. Is there a footage about a pack of lions rescuing and picking up a lion cub taken away by a group of buffalos? So the film title could be "Saving Private Lion" =D
Gotta respect the baby buffalo. I find Its will to fight and survive honourable and very impressive
What fight?
@@faraz-i3x the baby buffalo. It didnt go down without a fight
Wow. I’m surprised the young cubs were there. Great video!
That was pretty noble and courageous of that buffalo herd to TRY to save the calf. Too bad they didn't muster up that tribal fortitude a little sooner before the little guy got partially disemboweled. Most buffalo herds simply flee immediately without question -- leaving whoever ended up selected as dinner to their grisly fate unchallenged.
Shows promise, buffalo! Keep up the evolution!
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Ferret Sage humans would do the same in this situation tbh
Buffaloes are retarded
random somali guy no, humans are not that retarded to run away from something that is much weaker than they are.
I wouldn't say partially disembowelled. That calf just had the skin taken off. If it doesn't get infected, that wound will heal.
I really love seeing the very young lions learning and trying to take part in the kill......like at 5:47 that little youngen went after the buffalo as it took off running again. Great video, Rob!! Thanks!! 👍🏻🦁💜
Mo
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I did like when the little lion got slapped at the end lol
Another great video thanks Rob. Can’t wait to visit South Africa in late September.
So wonderful and makes me feel happy!..,
When our domestic cats come home with a mouse we say “Good Kitty!” This is the same, the mice are just bigger.
mice spread decease tho, but yeah you're right in a way for sure.
why are some people hating on the cameraman? He did a pretty good job of editing a 9:27 video for us to watch. while I love lions and usually wish them success when hunting, I found myself cheering on the calf and admiring his fight to stay alive.
lol i love it how the big male takes a cheeky swipe at the youngster as he wades past him at 8:06
Always like Rob's videos but again wonder if the herd would have circled the lions (as in some videos) if all the safari vehicles were not in the way. Interesting behavioral changes all around.
Really this is one great vidéo wow 😍 like it this lions were vicious on there prey thank you ❤️ it
9:02 when ur dad saying wait the others until they come to the table
straight up LOL
Damn i love seeing the othawa boys. Thanks again Rob! Yes i feel bad for the buffalo calf but it's nature at it's purest form. If Lions don't eat... they die. Simple. They need meat to sustain their physical conditioning.
9:01 ay wash yo hands! I said wash yo HANDS!!!
Crazy takedown! Amazing footage
Thank You Rob for sharing ❤️
Now that buffalo 🐃 had some great friends! lol
Hahaha.
Must Watch TV .
Буйволы оказывается бывают самые дружные, агрессивные и умные, друг-друга в обиду не дадут. Просто супер, удивительно очень.
До чего тупые буйволы Когда смотрю они меня бесят
Wow, what a fight that put up for a young’un!
Nice video
Rob, I’m keeping a journal to Remind myself of details form the Pride,,,can you share when this was filmed?
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It's always exciting when Lions and Buffaloes meet
Can someone explain please why lions never seem to attack the people observing in the vehicles, which are completely wide open and exposed?
I read lately somewhere that observation vehicles in India must be quite closed and protected as tigers WILL attack open vehicles. I don't know if that's true or not.
Does anyone know for an absolute fact if there *is* such a behavioural difference between these closely related predators?
7:05 is this the same pride and same calf? Can't really tell with all the mud, can't see the wound in it's stomach.
{Angelus} yeah it is, you actually can see the wound it’s just not as obvious because of the mud but you can definitely see where the skin has been peeled away.
Yep.
6:44 - "No, they've opened a cut of the belly, looks like Darth Vader, but stronger."
NICE VIDEO
Amazing footage! I’m always happy to see the lions get their meal! Thank You for sharing! A’ho
Judith Campbell
Yeh
Judith Campbell .pñ
I hope the lion will get your butt too soon 😋
Respect to the little Buffalo, he or she didnt give up easily
Even we are in a struggle of life.
Yes it fought to the bitter end and put up a valiant effort.
@@Trajan2401 When in this clip was it fighting?
Nature is beautiful
Awesome video, idk hey there are s many dislikes
Plenty of opportunities for just 1 of the lions to go for the wind pipe. I couldn't understand why they didn't kill it asap.
The calf kept calling out which brought the adults back. So many lions were just hanging out too.
Interesting video👍
This seems to be a very young pride as u see multiple males mature prides usually have one dominate male and large females that while go for the neck and won't let go until last resort knowing a quick kill is the best
The lions,the buffalo,and the pigs on incomodos cars...
I cannot believe how many people dislike this video and complain about lions attacking a buffalo.
What kind of bizarre first-world disconnection with reality do you live with?
Reformed2005
They are complaining about how them tourists' jeeps and their fat asses interfering the nature causes
I agree with wolfie....lions could easily lose their pray because of human curiousity...a bit selfish to gamble just for a video,plus it's not even that good
Reformed2005
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It hurts to see the calf being devoured. But lions can’t live on without meat 😢.
1) Where is the adult lion of this pride? Why is he not hunting/participating in a kill with them?
2) The buffalo baby that escaped - what are his chances with such a large if shallow wound? Can he make it to adulthood?
Great Video and thanks for sharing
Wow, these lions are so young. Amazing how teen lions killed a young buffalo, wow.
Well it was a calf, it wasn’t even a teen yet
Mother Nature shows no mercy
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Lion vs Buffalo
Lion Attacks Buffalo
Mother Her And Calf😢
I notice the vehicles y'all are riding in do not have cages. Do lions try to pull people out of the vehicles? How many people die each year at these parks?
Lions are used to these vehicles since they were cubs. With people inside they view them as big moving object w/ no threat. It's amazing how these lion come within few meter of the vehicle and roar next to your ear hole!
I've seen a lion attack a vehicle, and that's only because the driver accidently rolled on her paw. Even when she attacked the vehicle, she never went after the people in the vehicle, she only focused on attacking the tires and so did the rest of her pride.
@@taih588 lions have charged with warnings on them vehicles. Even hyenas. And I've heard of a few actually attack and jump in safari vehicle w tourists.
That is a battle if I ever seen one..the lions are brutal. I love the fight and how they kill ..
This a whole Disney movie waiting to be made
Calf with peeled belly: "It's just a flesh wound".
9:00 slap, call 911 for domestic battery!
ajones35 that was kind of funny though 😁 !
These lions where teaching there young how to hunt that's why they took so long
very good!!
Tq Rob plez upload more videos
the question is how those humans protect themselves while taking these footages in a closed distance don't they scare?
I'm only going by observation here, but I think it's because we're not livestock to them. In other words, we're not prey, or don't appear that way, yet. We're not part of their animal kingdom, and they lack information about us. We seldom interact with their kind as well. To add to that, the only time they will for sure attack a human close by is when they feel threatened by them, which these people in the video are being mindful of.
Guns
damn, respect to all Buffalos.
Моледес
Is ngala the word for lions?
I know that a lion can be killed, for example, by a bull or a deer, or just to look at a person well, I guess I'm right or wrong?
Togetherness is the key, the buffaloes did well
Human interference or not ,the lion will always hunt the buffalo.Past,present,future.There is nothing anybody can do.I am pretty sure if there were no humans around,the lions would still hunt and kill some buffalo.I know it's hard to watch a calf being eaten alive,but it would happen regardless.Circle of life.Many lions are killed by the buffalo as well.But these jeeps were in the way for nature to take its course.
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....the Evolution of the buffaloes still needs time..to handle straight ahead..without hesitating in there behaivour .. the herd needs a alpha leader ..usually a buffallo herd can defend to Lions when this comes in evolution somethime...
MrSupermax77 evolution is the more suitable genes that survive the environment. Mental power is not included. Plus it’s suppose to be like this, that’s how nature works currently because that’s is the cycle of life. Nothing to do with evolution because Carnivores will stay carnivorous and Herbivores will continue to eat plants. Evolution doesn’t make buffalos better and interrupt the food chain. If it does the Carnivores will also adapt and evolve as a gene mutates that proves to be better for them to live on, and that will survive and pass on that gene which leads to evolution of that specie.
@@abcdef5010 ...ok - dont expect this great quantum transition in a medium term - maby they get straight ahead horns sometime so that will be more effectiv in the defence or attack .. in anyway .. we shall not experience this - but the next easier obviously step to changing is the buffalo herd get the conviction to react and act fast so they can surprised the lions ....allthough, the lions evolutions also will be not rest in the meantime....?!
MrSupermax77 well ya every specie is evolving, maybe in a million years they will look different, be different because what makes organisms evolve is based on environments. They need to survive in their own environment. But those evolutions are not intentional persay based on what they want, it’s no like in movies of televisions they just gets the power to be better or stronger than their predators. All evolutions are unintentional like it’s all based off of mutations and mutations are random it just natural selection to determine which mutation will help them the most therefore they could then survive and pass off offsprings containing those genes that makes those species what they are right now. But all of them probably still be predator prey relations. As long as the organism can live on through non human interference then that organism is successful as it can keep on passing off offsprings that keeps them alive. It doesn’t have to be that they will all be safe and won’t be hunted by lions by developing straight horn, because that horn might not ever be developed, and maybe even if it is the curved horns can still live on because even with curved horns they are still passing off springs and continue their species and will only result in 2 types of buffalos curved horn ones and straight ones. Those changes make no real difference. Or maybe those mutations happens be worse than the original genes therefore they get out competed and die and never happens to has offsprings. Behavioral evolution may also occurs but there is currently no need because they continue to survive even though they are being hunted by lions, since all organisms die and hunt in some sort because that’s the nature of the cycle. But of course the prerequisites is that animals won’t be extinct because of humans
Well, even if that youngster would survive from lions, he would've die from infection.
marchlander1 they have a defense against infection
Cape buffalo are hardy animals, they survive by being tough and resilient. Here’s the thing you need to know about infection : in nature infection is not a given it’s a game of chance , sometimes animals can get infections in their wounds if it’s severe enough (and exposed to pathogenic elements) other times cuts are merely superficial and heal over quickly.
You’ll also notice Wild ungulates are generally more resistant to disease than their domestic counterparts, they have to be in order to survive on their own.
but dude his stomach was torn open and he literally rolled in shit
hansen001 lol😂
I think the field team patches up the hurt animals after fights are done
Wirklich unglaublich, einfach unfassbar!
What happened to the first one with that huge gash in the belly did it just run away and survive? Did they get it again?
It is the same calf each time
oh my god. I can't believe how close the people are
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Coo man
beatiful but scary animals ...
jemtangmeramakassar
Los mejores gallos
hahaha how the young male lion punshes the kid in the face. at 9:00 ahahahaha
Mishal ا ريد بصلثم
Lol he probably is instinctively keeping the lil one away from the water from other predators just in case idk just assuming but still funny tho lol
Lol
😂😂
Swear to God I laughed on that one. I knew some chap'd point it out in the comments lololol
She took that down in no time.. Great job
keep on pursing your goal no matter the challange
Lion mom to cub: "Don't come near me! Go take a bite!"
Damn rookies.
Oy M3yy ceza â GT tüm âw bu et tüketimi ve tic aş indir
Bunun için de Windows ooop MLKP ve tic ltd su g vejp0g bu nedenle kmyeni
😂😂 Right? They should have gone for the neck ages ago
The buffalos came deep with they squad than ran 😂
When that older Lion gave his cub a slap like move ye little shit😂😂
do all the jeeps and stuff disturb the lions and other animals who are hunting or does it irritate them in any way?
9:02 LION SLAP!
*blow or slap i guess. They can hit REALLY hard and we dont realise it
5 lions Vs 100 buffalo..
9:02 "Don't sass me booy! EAT YA FOOD AND BE GRATEFUL!"
So much suspense. Kept thinking MAYBE a miracle will happen and the little guy will escape.
Hi Dizzy
Man... if only buffalo knew how much bigger and stronger they were. They should just fight back immediately
you have to literally change their mindset to think that they are bigger and stronger just like a lions mindset is i run from nobody no matter how big or strong they look
a very young inexperienced pride, but they'll get much better no doubt
Lioness training her cubs I see
sometimes seems like male lion is coward, lionnes do everything
maybe becuz he is young?
Foolish statement
I have always been fascinated by lions. They are beautiful and strong animals. True nature. I love these cats.
Try and see if you can get closer to the action, maybe 2 or 3 feet to totally disrupt the animals?
9:00 what's that about?
The vehicle makes a lot of beeping and noise and scared the buffalo and they can't rescue their family member.
Knalshplp
Keep distance from them. Camera men, you interrupt them. You are so noisy.
I've noticed in many different safari videos the guides refer to lions and buffalo in a different language when talking on the radio. Why is that, and what language is that?
muy bueno, solo apuntar que "pride of lions" es = manada...
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Why you cut off when the good part begins
Jewsus Krist
Jewsus Krist
That lady doesn’t know what she’s talking about lol
Can't let dinner get away!
Hahahahah.
wow I didn't know buffalos looked after individuals ever heard that much. one of them went down, and all of them helped to get it back.. that's normal activity for them?
Unity is a main power
I was hoping the calf survived. It put up a good fight 😔
We`d rather see lions & buffalo attacking tourists..
True story
lesselp
DANIEL DaBLESSED
Kessler
The butthurt is real
That lion slapped the shit out his son at the end of the video ..
+Young Rios, Lol that's his little brother.
Mr. T/Kinky Tail Mapogo lol that was hilarious
+Young Rios I don't believe the cub is his son, they probably are cousins,
vic Jas whatever the relation May be ...it was funny
Young Rios, I agree it was funny. It's Mapogo sons and daughters I've just learned.
Роб, ты сильно удивишься, но "буффало" по-русски называются буйволы))
Best video
Spoiler Alert: The lions win
Chevy Chase dam you!
That was a real painful death because of the people nosing around.
They did it for you to learn more about wildlife . Is that how you say thank you ?
Zach Tamele wtf are you talking about dude.
Tenzin sonamsan Im saying , you are bitching about worthless things
a poor animal have to die a painful death because of the camera crew i dont see the point. there are better ways to capture this. humans need to maintain distance when wild animals are hunting. i guess you have no heart.
Yeah they were so close as to interfere. Not cool.
why the fk they standing so close .. let the buffelo's attack
me gustan estos documentales
saludos desde mexico
Beautiful of animals
This is real wierd. WHy didnt the lions kill the buffalo? They werent doing shit about it, not biting its neck and letting it go away everytime....
Young inexperienced lions
Rob The Ranger Wildlife Videos was there a resident dominant male(s)? Those two males seemed too inexperienced to protect that territory but yet too old to be tolerated by their father(s)!
Why did the buffalo keep retreating? They could have dominated the lions if they just stuck together and held ground.
Perhaps it was because they knew that something was still present that could have interrupted their feast significantly, which in this case could have been the returning buffalo who made several attempts to save their kin.. They could have also been sitting around it because of how close the observers were, though I find that much less likely.
Although.. By the time that the calf got to the water, I don't really know why they continued to.. "play" with their food.
***** Animals tend to only attack and expect not to get hurt in the process. That's why lions often attack the rear or go to the neck if not facing the horns, or go for a stomach after the kill etc. The buffalos are the same