The Epic Showdown: Lions And Buffalo Face Off In Jaw-dropping Wildlife Encounter!

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The full video of the sighting of the Mangheni lionesses stalking and catching a buffalo The lion pride brought down a buffalo from a large herd close to a waterhole, the buffalo herd returned to the water to drink and tried to rescue their fallen comrade from the lions The buffalo had already taken it's last breath but that did not stop the herd from trying to revive it. Eventually the buffalo herd gave up and the lions returned to feed along with all 12 cubs of the pride. The Mangheni pride are the largest lion pride in the area.
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@sherimcdaniel3491 3 года назад

I had to add a quick comment after watching the entire video. I have never seen buffalo behave as they did upon finding their fallen herd-mate. But when the guide said he hadn't seen it, it took on a more emotional reaction! It seemed almost as elephants mourn their read. So grateful for sharing it, Rob!

@Allexstrasza 3 года назад

Hmm I have seen that in other scenes like this actually. One where they chased off the lions and protected the corpse for a long time before giving up

@mr.brenman2132 Год назад

@@Allexstrasza I've seen them do that but I've never seen them all over the corpse like that.

@faustinoxavier Год назад

@@Allexstrasza lkmpppsicsp

@gatorduran3288 10 месяцев назад

I love these Lion stories especially when they’re hunting and feeding!

@Moonman372 4 года назад

I've literally seen dozens of documentaries on lion predatation, and never have I witnessed that kind of extraordinary behavior from buffalo. It was, as you said, rather emotional.

@ingehumphries8039 6 лет назад

That lioness knows what she is doing. Covering her mouth and nose to keep her from screaming and at the same time suffocating it. Nicely done!

@sasikala-xq9ur 5 лет назад

Tamil yuuuuuuuuuuuiooiikiioii

@dcal42 5 лет назад

Inge Humphries like

@AuthenticGogetters 5 лет назад

Yeah, he says that in the video lol

@m.s.1753 4 года назад

Inge Humphries to keep her from bellowing, you mean.

@vybetronz5285 3 года назад

Also the other lioness could have bit the neck

@flyinthebug35 6 лет назад

18:17 the moment that Bull realizes his friend is dead...he turns with a look of pure hate and revenge on his mind. Its so telling its kinda scary that even a human can feel his rage towards those Lions. Amazing footage.

@diegoprods7971 4 года назад

16:20 reaction is also amazing

@Grim_Concept 4 года назад

I never expected something like that.

@SaadKhan-xn1xv 3 года назад

Yeah, I'm sure the lion community is trembling.

@BigBrotherMateyka 2 года назад

Rare to see cape buffalos reacting like that to one of their own deceased. Spectacular footage.

@bernardgome5564 7 лет назад

Thank you for this incredible vid.

@donsilva6452 6 месяцев назад

I understand that the buffalo is lions' food, but it's a lot of suffering for it! All while liins & "humans" are enjoying the sight! So sad! Greetings and may God continue blessing all...

@l3uIletpoints 2 года назад

The perfect description of this channel at 0:01 - "that's enough about me, let's look at some animals." Amazing videos of bush life - unencumbered by the superb storytellers' ego. His amazing footage allows us to be a part of his experience, reflecting back to us these events - as they unfolded for him. The very real drama in the moment along with the emotionally charged feelings that we as humans feel in these situations, when life in the bush can seem both cruel and benevolent at the same exact time needs no commentary. Other than sprinkling some color here and there to help the uninitiated viewers among us to understand certain behaviors as they unfold, these videos don't have, nor do they need any added musical drama/background.

@Allexstrasza 3 года назад

4:28 that moment looks like they sat up, looked at the camera for a group photo lol :D

@PAULLONDEN 7 лет назад

*That's* one amazing capture ! The intense way these lionesses scan their surroundings.... That mud smudged lioness killed that buffalo all on her own...... >19:15< These buffalos came moving in with their whole eco system.....clouds of flies , flocks of birds......a-mazing!

@Unknown-bc6qw 3 года назад

"Hi Im rob the ranger, but thats enough about me" 😂

@benjamintony2056 3 года назад

a trick: watch movies at KaldroStream. I've been using them for watching a lot of movies these days.

@alvarochaim1643 3 года назад

@Benjamin Tony Yup, I've been using KaldroStream for since december myself =)

@ej3291 3 года назад

You're the best Rob! I always enjoy your videos.

@brandoncowan 4 года назад

Dude I've been looking for this page for weeks now but I love this page bc I've never seen such raw footage. It probably takes hours to get all this but we are all the great parts. Easy subscription for me lol

@xinhao2198 5 лет назад

Thank you for all these great videos, as always from Rob~

@G13ZZ Год назад

Какие прекрасные большие кошки

@ryandunn9887 6 лет назад

Thank you rob. That was an incredible sighting.

@DanielRademeyer 7 лет назад

wow man, how they just stood there trying to wake him/her up was so good

@vn8375 5 лет назад

very very well done momma lioness. She is the reason they kept this buffalo. As we all see, upon first noticing one of their mates is down, they all returned. And they somewhat returned by chance. It looked like a single buffalo was doing a small investigation, running off one of the lioness. And by chance sees the other two feeding. And then, incoming the entire herd very soon after. But it was obviously too late, directly because of this very tacatful lioness and her method of suffocation. It is not by chance she rules the biggest pride in the region. It is because of her and her sisters/cousins wit and smarts that she/they are so successful. Nature tends to make sense much more often than not.

@MissesKennedy 5 лет назад

I agree. It was surely kind of heartbreaking to watch the herd licking the dead companion, trying to wake her up. But let's face it: Lionesses outsmarted them. In fact, the Buffaloes would be able to fight back lions much more successfully if they were more often using tactics like standing together in a row, asses covered behind and horns toward the lions (muskoxens do it ! ) instead of running away, litteraly trggering the lions hunting reflex. Watching these kind of films brought me to the conclusion that while there may be occasional more smart and courageous specimes, Buffaloes as a whole, are lacking that little bit of intellegence more it would take to make them a hard, if not impossible prey.

@SyedIftekharashar 6 лет назад

Perhaps your best video Rob the ranger !! This is incredible!! Even better than Battle at Kruger

@carlat79 2 месяца назад

I cried when I saw that the buffalos were trying to save him.

@RealidadeDaTerra 4 года назад

I love your videos Rob and specially because your are very humble. Thank you!

@mihaiburis9191 7 лет назад

Brilliant post, thank you

@jackiecoak9488 4 года назад

such great filming and sound,, brilliant, keep them coming,,i feel like iv'e been on safari

@spec7599 2 года назад

Rob always has the BEST lion videos!!!

@joelscher5979 4 года назад

Nice video!, But damn. Wanted to see more of how the buffaloes are mourning their buddy

@Grim_Concept 4 года назад

Yeah, really interesting behavior.

@jandreshernandez5131 6 лет назад

Saludos y gracias por poner al descubierto la maravilla natural...

@BigG-is3et 7 лет назад

If I ever could afford it I will love to take me and my boo on safari with this guy. Love your videos

@PNWCagey-Dub Год назад

Wow. Great sighting.

@elizabethbalazs7322 4 года назад

Thanks Rob for the beautiful videos you are sharing with us

@bellemislang2262 3 года назад

My God! The faces of the lionesses as soon as the young buffalo went down! As if they are trying to say ‘Did anybody hear or see that? Watch out for the rest of the herd!’ Good work with these lionesses!

@wykeishacraft6820 4 года назад

I love this channel where you can hear the animal , and the narrator don't do a lot of talking. I enjoyed this 📹 😊😊😊 looks great out there.

@peterprice6035 2 года назад

This is just incredible footage. For some reason the birds landing and chirping on the buffalos' backs made it seem more poetic and whimsical. I know birds do this all the time, but it was just the timing of it all.

@cjgameon264 2 года назад

Ok...... you're being "too" extra. There's no such thing as the "timing" of this. The birds are just there, picking fleas and ticks. That's all. So, STOP IT.

@peterprice6035 2 года назад

@@cjgameon264 Nah, I think I'll allow my comment to stand. I'm ascribing poetry to this, and anthropomorphising it, even though I clearly know it's a matter of complete coincidence and it's just part of the natural world. I already indicated as much. So just nah.

@tw.1774 4 года назад

Love that intro lol

@taking_a_break_ 11 месяцев назад

I LOVE THE VIDS ROB GOOD JOB

@ewerson18 6 лет назад

That lioness is giving it a kiss

@ronald6138 3 года назад

I know this video is older , But Rob Thank You for Taking me there On Safari , it was Just wonderful .

@ferodrigues1211 5 лет назад

that intro was amazing

@chrispevey4886 3 года назад

Hell yes it was. Straight to the point

@PW-ru5mr 5 лет назад

This guy is,cool. I enjoyed the videos!!

@SuperTeachersUnite 7 лет назад

Jiss... those buffalo are faaaaaaaaatttttt!!! Looks like you had a lot of rain this year.

@Jacob99174 6 лет назад

Best freakin intro to your videos!!

@BAHRAMCR 6 лет назад

great video. Buffalo was designed to be food, so do not feel bad, that is mother nature.

@Claudia-vu6vb 4 года назад

Love your channel. Amazing, like always. Thanks💜💙👍

@chiefdryno 5 лет назад

ROB..... YOU SIR SOUND AUSSIE!!!! Great job mate 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺✌️✌️✌️

@brianmaduku2759 4 года назад

Buffalos have the numbers and size advantage, yet they run lol

@BaBaBooeyWRLD 5 лет назад

Incredible Rob 👍👏

@user-qs1ij5il8e 3 года назад

Massive and gorgeous predators! Also damn adorable 🥰

@G13ZZ Год назад

!!!!!!!

@vn8375 5 лет назад

Great sighting Rob. I always find myself coming back to view this unique scene. Keep up the great work. You should be proud of the work you do. You a very lucky individual to be able to witness nature at its best.

@raytavares5344 2 года назад

Wow wow thanks for the vedeo, buffalo clan breathing in life to their fellow one, cpr too?

@TheTechnoHash 5 лет назад

Literally the kiss of death 💀

@sureshlimbu4549 4 года назад

thank you for those great vedio.

@cesargomes7761 3 года назад

Excelente reportagem por esse motivo se torna um otimo documentario.gostei muito .

@Rasheed9 3 года назад

This is one of the deepest things ive ever watched.

@SeptemberPhoenix111 4 года назад

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love this channel brother!

@mapogosmapogo964 4 года назад

Thanks sir rob

@TheLaup222 4 года назад

Great video Rob. I especially enjoy your answers FAQs to those who accompany you.

@serengetilion 7 лет назад

beautiful, focused, patient Lionesses.

@JCPFILMS 3 года назад

Hi, I'm Rob the Ranger... Alright and cut! LMAO..... He gets right to the point.

@MrVazsholik 3 года назад

makes me think how weak we are compared to wildlife. lions would finish us of so easily compared. guess we talk seconds. nature is a tough place, but it is fascinating to see how they work together.

@natlovesfashion27 4 года назад

You can tell that when the bull cane around the bushes & discovered 1 of his own dead, he literally thought ... “Damn! They got Earl! Awww damnit!” LOL!!!!

@tmoneybabyy 4 года назад

😂😂😂

@wykeishacraft6820 3 года назад

It's good she hold the mouth to keep it from screaming out for others buffalos come try to save it or preys try to come steal it! Nice Video

@oskaruib 3 года назад

Its actually how lions suffocate buffaloes

@Everyoneisanartist776 4 года назад

That buffalo acted like he was all torn up about what he just saw!

@pyrotechnicveteran2389 6 лет назад

Sounded like some dirt bikes when the Buffalo's ran

@moneyisgood2011 2 года назад

Great and very detailed video Rob u the man!!!!!!!!!!!!👌🤙👍

@sherimcdaniel3491 3 года назад

Rob, I'd love to hear more about you! "How about Hi! I'm Rob the Ranger...I like giraffes"

@stojanavukosavljevic3694 2 года назад

Природа је велико ЧУДО...!

@TheTiranoloco 7 лет назад

Hermoso vídeo saludos de México

@reynaldbonilla4784 6 лет назад

amazing video.

@ALI-sx2lj 4 года назад

Lions are my favourite animal

@mahmutcelik342 6 лет назад

Super gute Videos Rob! Weiter so!! 👍

@jamonfalin1528 3 года назад

thanks for the video

@wykeishacraft6820 3 года назад

Great Channel and Videos as always , thanks fir sharing.

@aboferas12 7 лет назад

ooh. i hope always upload long video.Thanks

@sherimcdaniel3491 3 года назад

"As long as the buffalo is able to call for help, the herd will come back." Meanwhile next morning: “Sharon, I tell you, that Horace is so bull-headed, he left last night and hasn't come home...AGAIN! I've had it, I'm not....What? What do you mean you saw a familiar head by the waterhole?? "

@GuantanamoBayBarbie2 3 года назад

Lol.😄

@cherylchaison5085 2 года назад

Never saw buffalo go back and try to get the dead one up

@ryangunstructionhayward 4 года назад

Waiter -how would you like your steak Me - medium rare Waiter - how would you all like yours Lions - extra extra extra rare preferably still breathing Waiter - o my

@cdiana1 6 лет назад

Your videos are easily the best out there. Have you ever considered over-dubbing some narration afterwards? The comments you make during the taping are usually interesting but I would imagine you’re hindered by wanting to avoid drawing attention yourself with hungry lions around etc.

@robtheranger 6 лет назад

+cdiana1 hi, thanks for watching, glad you like it. Yes in the future I will be making a series of videos looking back at some of my more popular footage with a more detailed explanation of the situation as a voice over

@MatrixDiscovery 3 года назад

16:56....the oh damn moment when the whole herd was coming back.

@user-vt1jh6jz7n 7 лет назад

Nice video!

@mais1aprendizado847 5 лет назад

Muito lindo essa cena 😯

@THEBAG4ME 2 года назад

THE LIONS LOOKING LIKE WHAT YOU WANT

@thiefgarr 6 лет назад

Against an adult, healthy buffalo, ..lions always have higher chances of getting injured or worse.

@MattSmith-iq1ld 4 года назад

Which is why they usually attack in groups, although I have seen a lone male lion kill a male bull. It was unreal.

@jeremygekonge5193 7 лет назад

Hi Rob! Awesome video! Thanks for posting. Quick question, how many adult males in this pride?

@robtheranger 7 лет назад

+Jeremy Gekonge there are three dominant males (four when the cubs were born but one died) but they are not always with the pride as was the case here.

@jeremygekonge5193 7 лет назад

Thanks Rob.

7 лет назад

Rob, you do amazing work. Love your videos. Thank you

@techygamerytr4765 4 года назад

The king is where 😂🤔

@myname-jj9oi 2 года назад

the lioness very smart she bites buffalo's mouth so he can't call his clan to help him

@taking_a_break_ Год назад

I like it I'm always watching it 😏 😌 ☺️ 😎 😉

@HamidKhan_206 5 лет назад

I love it

@pamelaslaughter 5 лет назад

the noise from the cars threw them off.

@DMBall 3 года назад

"Call the EMT's! No, wait a minute. Too late."

@brucephillip6456 6 лет назад

Thank you Rob. Thanks for not blithering endlessly like so many videos, with females going, "oh poor thing" all the time. Two thumbs up.

@ABCDEF-le7zq 7 лет назад

Perfect & sad footage but this is mother nature.

@hermis2008 6 лет назад

I enjoy seeing this things, I feel excited.

@user-in1ie1et4s 2 года назад

Good

@DavidHolcomb1776 7 лет назад

All the Buffalo return for the funeral and say their goodbyes and you become Lion dinner.

@joshdyck5497 3 года назад

*introduces name* Thats enough about me lmaooo

@JammiH 5 лет назад

These gals are professionals.

@houseguest4534 4 года назад

Is this pride still about now if so how many lions are in it and could you possibly do a video on them also thank you for taking your time to share the videos you make with us

@idesiremore9607 4 года назад

Awesome

@maryreynolds5310 7 лет назад

Thank you Rob! Im happy to see the second half of this video. This I believe is the best video yet. I give it an A+ Your the best Rob!! I appreciate what you do and thanks again for all you do.