Between the ice, fear and panick, a teen probably could fall, but to lay limp without trying to get up. If mammoths are anything like elephants they're mean and smart. Elephants know they're bigger. A pride of elephants is charging that group of lions
A cave lion group of this size could definitely take down a juvenile like this, but in front of a whole herd, definitely not, and a cave lion wouldn’t let go of the neck just to roar, those few gasps of air the mammoth will take could undo all the cave lion’s work so far
They should have gone with a coalition, pack or pride (choose how you would name him) of Homotherium serum, a creature who have the build to take down juvenile wooly Mammoth
The one the lion went for was not fully grown, but I do agree that obviously one cave can't take a ADULT. The mammoths could've done a lot better in protecting the Herd but oh well it is what it is.
While I really love the woolly mammoth design, and that the CGI is amazing, I really hate that a single cave lion was able to kill the teenager within 2 seconds. The teenager could have totally defended itself and the family had enough time to save them. Also I feel like the cave lions would have been more scared of the mammoths then they are shown here.
@@Skidd7046 they sure do While big cats are able to take down young calves The teenagers and adults would be much harder for them Especially when the adults and most likely the teenagers are able to defend themselves perfectly and can win fights
That’s Right. The Documentary did it wrong. It takes more than three cave lions to take down a teen mammoth. If the mammoth teen is down, the teen will still defend itself with the mammoths, size, super strength, trunks, and tucks to fight back. I with the documentary should have depicted the lions hunting caribou or steppe bison, when a teen Mammoth to be more realistic.
@@mozdaboz While that is true. They don’t instantly take them down. It takes a very long time to bring one down, and even then, they more often then not have to eat it alive, since their jaws aren’t wide enough to properly suffocate the elephant.
They should have gone with a coalition, pack or pride (choose how you would name him) of Homotherium serum, a creature who have the build/physic to take down juvenile wooly Mammoth
I think is the most stupid documentary in reality lions have no chance to kill a young baby infront of his family and mother and if they tries💀💀rip lions
Agree, this didnt make sense, even one Mammoth would be enough to stop them. Its like Modern Lion would run into a elefant family and killing a young one in the middle. Its dumb
@@Iceman1007 today's bush elephants literally leave their young when they know its too late. I think you guys just cannot handle the fact that even the smartest Herbivores are often afraid of Carnivores. Grow up ^^
That makes no sense at all a sing lion can’t take on a mammoth nor elephant on its own Either these are some strong cave lions or that calf was weak it’s probably a young juvenile that got killed. The average amount of lions needed to take on an elephant is about probably 20-50 lions.
@@Jimmoieie the largest modern lion in the wild was according to what google sees as trust worthy 375kg barely smaller than the largest wild tiger wich was 388
spelaea*better know as the erosion cave lion* and had a relatively longer and narrower muzzle compared to that of the fellow extinct and modern lion.Despite this,the 3 species don't exhibit major differences in morphology.Like modern lions of Africa the females were smaller than males.In 2016 a hair found near the Maly Anyuy River was identified as cave lion hair through DNA analysis and is 100%match to African lions and sabortooths.And lions of today can bring down the african elephant so it makes sense that cave lions can bring down a mammoth.cave lions lived in various environments from the steppe to the mountains to what is now alaska and yellowstone.as top predator the cave lions hunted large herbivores to keep there population in a healthy number witch include animals like the famous woolly mammoth,bison and horses,as well the occasional cave bear.The regular presence of cave lion bones in Ice Age caves is responsible for how they got there iconic name,and scientist are now able to bring mammoths along with cave lions, smilodon/sabortooths,Terror birds,wooly rhino,giant sloth and all the ice age animals back to life in 2027. Narrator:with little cover,the cats don't bother hiding Cave lions:(walking up to the heard) Me:that's awful ballsy.
There’s two species of cave lion, the American cave lion (Panthera atrox) and the Eurasian cave lion (Panthera spelaea). On its heyday, the Eurasian cave lion could hunt large game like reindeer across Europe, Asia and even North America, thanks to the land bridge. The American cave lion prefers the same biomes as its African cousins: spacious savannas and grasslands.
Which weed did animators smoke while making this? No way a lone cave lion can bring down a young mammoth of that size this effortlessly. It literally just pulled the mammoth a little and made it fall. Carnivores weren't some entities with supernatural strength. Just look at today's Lions trying to tackle down a baby elephant and how much time it takes to do it. It would had been more accurate if all the members of the pride took that mammoth down together.
CGI as well as the animations and behavior of these creatures (especially the lions) just look so unrealistic. Who made this? Clearly someone who never watched nature documentaries.
This is crap mammoths were way bigger than today elephant's and yet i see how a teenager get's down so easily that's bullshit,plus the teenager wouldn't stay that far from the herd 😂😂😂
Look soo false those mamoths would have crushed the lions during day light and I’m sure the lions would attack only wounded or very old that are dying mamoths they better would go hunt something smaller then a pack of mamoths.
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Between the ice, fear and panick, a teen probably could fall, but to lay limp without trying to get up. If mammoths are anything like elephants they're mean and smart. Elephants know they're bigger. A pride of elephants is charging that group of lions
A cave lion group of this size could definitely take down a juvenile like this, but in front of a whole herd, definitely not, and a cave lion wouldn’t let go of the neck just to roar, those few gasps of air the mammoth will take could undo all the cave lion’s work so far
Bro didn't you notice that at 1:49, the other lion got the mammoth's trunk. So all the work did not go wasted at all.
@@lionultimatewarrior252 elephants can breathe through their mouths and trunks so it was still wasted
They should have gone with a coalition, pack or pride (choose how you would name him) of Homotherium serum, a creature who have the build to take down juvenile wooly Mammoth
I'm sorry but one cave lion could not single handily take down a mammoth.
True
The one the lion went for was not fully grown, but I do agree that obviously one cave can't take a ADULT. The mammoths could've done a lot better in protecting the Herd but oh well it is what it is.
They definitely can tho
Ice
What is the reason you are saying that ? If you are talking about this video, you must be blind and deaf or someone who got no logic and mind
I’m calling bullshit, elephants wouldn’t abandon a baby, neither would mammoths, especially to such a tiny pride of lions.
While I really love the woolly mammoth design, and that the CGI is amazing, I really hate that a single cave lion was able to kill the teenager within 2 seconds. The teenager could have totally defended itself and the family had enough time to save them.
Also I feel like the cave lions would have been more scared of the mammoths then they are shown here.
These documentaries always underrate big herbivores
@@Skidd7046 they sure do
While big cats are able to take down young calves
The teenagers and adults would be much harder for them
Especially when the adults and most likely the teenagers are able to defend themselves perfectly and can win fights
@@Skidd7046 i mean a single lioness takes down a buffalo so it wouldn't be that hard for them (more than usual at least
@@omarsali2990 multiple videos of Buffalo throwing Lions 3 meters high:
@@Skidd7046 yeah keep in mid buffaloes are multiple times bigger but ot only take 1 lion to take a buffalo down
That’s Right. The Documentary did it wrong. It takes more than three cave lions to take down a teen mammoth. If the mammoth teen is down, the teen will still defend itself with the mammoths, size, super strength, trunks, and tucks to fight back. I with the documentary should have depicted the lions hunting caribou or steppe bison, when a teen Mammoth to be more realistic.
Lions of today don’t mess with Elephants.
They do if their pride is big enough...
@@mozdaboz it’s foolish really.
@@mozdaboz
While that is true.
They don’t instantly take them down.
It takes a very long time to bring one down, and even then, they more often then not have to eat it alive, since their jaws aren’t wide enough to properly suffocate the elephant.
@@beastmaster0934And they aim for a young one, never a lion pride would attack à fully grown and healthy elephant
@@mozdabozno
We have Cave Lion in Far Cry Primal
They should have gone with a coalition, pack or pride (choose how you would name him) of Homotherium serum, a creature who have the build/physic to take down juvenile wooly Mammoth
plot twist, that mammoth wanted to be food
I think is the most stupid documentary in reality lions have no chance to kill a young baby infront of his family and mother and if they tries💀💀rip lions
Agree
Yeah, I feel like an angered mammoth would wail on an enemy far more than just waving their trunks a few times.
Agree, this didnt make sense, even one Mammoth would be enough to stop them. Its like Modern Lion would run into a elefant family and killing a young one in the middle. Its dumb
@@Iceman1007 more than enough if they was only 6 or 7 in this case💀💀
@@Iceman1007 today's bush elephants literally leave their young when they know its too late. I think you guys just cannot handle the fact that even the smartest Herbivores are often afraid of Carnivores. Grow up ^^
That makes no sense at all a sing lion can’t take on a mammoth nor elephant on its own
Either these are some strong cave lions or that calf was weak it’s probably a young juvenile that got killed.
The average amount of lions needed to take on an elephant is about probably 20-50 lions.
It would take about 5 lioms to take dosn a full groun elephant
Here in the video they show a juvenile mammoths
@@omarsali2990 but these Lions were substantially larger than modern Lions
@@ashwinvk4124 yeah still relatively the same difference between them.and mammoth that is between lions and elephants
No, they weren’t. According to Sherani 2016, the largest Eurasian cave lions would’ve gotten to 337 kgs.
@@Jimmoieie the largest modern lion in the wild was according to what google sees as trust worthy 375kg barely smaller than the largest wild tiger wich was 388
spelaea*better know as the erosion cave lion* and had a relatively longer and narrower muzzle compared to that of the fellow extinct and modern lion.Despite this,the 3 species don't exhibit major differences in morphology.Like modern lions of Africa the females were smaller than males.In 2016 a hair found near the Maly Anyuy River was identified as cave lion hair through DNA analysis and is 100%match to African lions and sabortooths.And lions of today can bring down the african elephant so it makes sense that cave lions can bring down a mammoth.cave lions lived in various environments from the steppe to the mountains to what is now alaska and yellowstone.as top predator the cave lions hunted large herbivores to keep there population in a healthy number witch include animals like the famous woolly mammoth,bison and horses,as well the occasional cave bear.The regular presence of cave lion bones in Ice Age caves is responsible for how they got there iconic name,and scientist are now able to bring mammoths along with cave lions, smilodon/sabortooths,Terror birds,wooly rhino,giant sloth and all the ice age animals back to life in 2027.
Narrator:with little cover,the cats don't bother hiding
Cave lions:(walking up to the heard)
Me:that's awful ballsy.
There’s two species of cave lion, the American cave lion (Panthera atrox) and the Eurasian cave lion (Panthera spelaea).
On its heyday, the Eurasian cave lion could hunt large game like reindeer across Europe, Asia and even North America, thanks to the land bridge.
The American cave lion prefers the same biomes as its African cousins: spacious savannas and grasslands.
Sabertooths actually hunted down mammoths,but its disappointing that people cant take the reality and evidences
No, smilodon y otros machirodontidos jamas cazaron mamuts, mucho menos las especies del norte que eran mas pequeñas.
@@manuelsimoes1245 isnt homotherium the only one to have exclusively hunted proboscideans?
Where tf are you seeing Smilodons in this clip? If you can't even identify the species then please do not act like you know the reality of evidence.
Which weed did animators smoke while making this? No way a lone cave lion can bring down a young mammoth of that size this effortlessly. It literally just pulled the mammoth a little and made it fall. Carnivores weren't some entities with supernatural strength. Just look at today's Lions trying to tackle down a baby elephant and how much time it takes to do it. It would had been more accurate if all the members of the pride took that mammoth down together.
CGI as well as the animations and behavior of these creatures (especially the lions) just look so unrealistic. Who made this? Clearly someone who never watched nature documentaries.
God this show has to be quite possibly the worst prehistory documentary in history.
a adult cave lion could take down a teenager mammoth cuz cave lions were much bigger than modern lions and can reach size of 300kg
this is so inaccurate.
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This is crap mammoths were way bigger than today elephant's and yet i see how a teenager get's down so easily that's bullshit,plus the teenager wouldn't stay that far from the herd 😂😂😂
Look soo false those mamoths would have crushed the lions during day light and I’m sure the lions would attack only wounded or very old that are dying mamoths they better would go hunt something smaller then a pack of mamoths.
A cave lion is no match for today elephant
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Stupid documentary.
Very bad.