Lion Uprising: First Blood in the Fight for Territory (Full Episode) | Savage Kingdom 

And to think he was simply helping his mother, getting her food, helping her heal. This episode really showed that fathers in the cat kingdoms, are actually bad fathers. The cannibal nomad, Neo's father and then of course Lion King Sekekama in his own ways.

💯💯💯💯 he has a nerve he never was there and now he treats him like this though he was nice to him upon meeting him the first time

yeah.

He will eventually feed vultures and other animals, no need to feel sorry, its nature.

His father ate him

right. Looks like we are watching a disney movie.

Al contrario di Sakemama

That was a terrible incident and that broke my heart.

We agree! Thanks for watching!❤️

Well cry more because the dad ate him

@@idkany293 Jeez, your comment is unnecessary

@@idkany293incredibly unnecessary. Keep your misery to yourself

Omg you got pinned so luckyyyyyyy

Me too!!

Hey bro jst wondering does the episodes start from bottom to top or from top to bottom -of the playlist?

Its the actor from Game of Thrones Charles Dance

Charles Dance is a great narrator and a very gifted British actor

Charles Dance, remember the name.

It's, shall we say, embellished a bit for dramatic effect, but yes, Charles Dance is perfect as the narrator. It did say under the one description that they do use some storytelling in the series. The best example I can think of is when Tsebe went with the 3 brothers and left all the cubs with Thata. The narrator said the brothers would "demand breeding rights or they would kill the cubs". Something like that. That's not how it works. When new male(s) take over a pride or a bunch of females, they do kill any younger cubs so the females will come into estrus sooner, so they can breed and have their own cubs, thus passing on their own genes. It's not used as a punishment when females won't mate with them. Also, females won't normally mate unless they're in estrus. They do take some liberties and Anthropomorphize, or assign human emotions and feelings onto animals, and that's not how it works. But I do enjoy the series, I just wish they would stick to scientific, factually based storylines as much as possible. I think they do a fair job at it, but it could be better. Anyone who's an avid watcher of nature documentaries, can usually spot the inconsistencies, and still enjoy the series. It's beautifully filmed and still serves a valuable purpose, to get people to care about these animals. People will WANT to save and conserve what they care about. I've always loved the big cats, I just wish there weren't so danged many hyenas 😛😅

Dance, Charles! DANCE!

You have to thank Mother Africa. Natgeo is making billions with our animals. Our way of living have preserved what you are watching. Thats why we don't have concrete jungles. Viva Great Mother Africa.

@@mrhumbamakombe8387 They're not endangering these Animals nor abuse them in any way, this could be you making these Documentaries right now.

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Omg, thanks for this comment. Had no idea it was him!

@@naomicox4376it’s not 😭

Lots of words to say "they are telling a story" .....

@@billyyank5807 It's not just a simple, or even a true or realistic "story". It's a humanized dramatization of what animals instinctively do in their natural habitat...completely devoid of human thoughts, motives or emotions. And who exactly are "they" who's telling the story? Surely not the animals themselves. They're the producers and filmmakers who are creating the "story".

YEAH!!! what he said!

I wouldn't call it anthropomorphism because I can't pronounce it. Is it a verb?

@@mbp7060 The word "anthropomorphism" is actually a noun...the attribution of human traits, emotions, or intentions to non-human entities (animals, inanimate objects, etc.).

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Neyos dead right ?😢

@@whitelionking9635 No that was the outsider's son.

I was a bit confused. Did he eat his own cub? The one with injured leg? This is so sad.

@@learningtho582 Yes! I’m pretty positive he did! Which had me in SHOCK!

@@learningtho582the cub was probably impressed with his dad and male lions who are wanders have short tempers he probably injuries him on accident

Facts

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yes, he is in Alien 3

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That wasn't Sekekama. That was a drifting male.

That was not Sekhakama, that was some lone male, a drifter. The king is many things but he’s no cannibal, he actually allows his grown sons to stay which is highly unusual in a lion pride

@Cedric Neal:. Did you never think about, that this is a very natural and helpful Education also to us Humans in this Times with an overload of unhealthy Food!??? I was grown up in very loving but strengh Farmer-Family with a strong "Look" to our Behaviour. Be patience, be helpful, be quiet, always shown our good Manners was very important. For me this was a very good Start into my Independent Life. I think, we can learn a lot of "Wild Animals"... 🥰❣️👏👏👏.

This king is cruel and vile.

The king of beasts

'See' them struggle

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