Why Lions Don't Attack Tourists 

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I just watched a Rhinoceros turn a safari SUV into a trash can so idk about this. Even if it worked on lions I ain't testing it out. And if I see a rhino that foot ain't coming off the gas pedal.

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Not gonna lie, this conclusion is pretty silly.

Wtf! He got eaten

He just didn't want to take an arrow to the knee

I got that reference 😂

​@@marcosa.cartagenafraguada6854 "there's something prowling around here "

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I spit my coffee 😂

What kind of Lion is named Bob😭😭😭

It's super rare but when it happens it explodes on internet

There is always a few who can see through the Matrix...xD

Usually someone triggers the attack. They see the vehicle as a large animal and don't attack. The guides tell you not to wave your arms around or stand up, etc.

Yes, do not show videos that are wrong and potentially can cost someones life !

There’s only like one video that shows lions attacking people in trucks on safari tours

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14 arms, 2 of the people are single-handed

@@rushabhchheda2582I wonder why…. 😏

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"man fuck that, even if that hippo looks like its parents were cousins, it'll still rock my shit"

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They couldn't even eat the formed Elephant too (the adult one)

no problem with cheetahs they don't attack humans

@@beaburdistduhthey’ll still swat at your ass tho

​@@beaburdistduhWhich is funny because they easily could. They kill animals way bigger than humans. Luckily they dont know that they could easily kill us

I don't know how ppl go on these open vehicle tours. No freaking me

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Right bro...better safe than sorry. 😂

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​@@iman007wardadli fr if I'm going I'm staying on top of the vehicle

That's actually hilarious 😂

I think its so funny when its a dog that knows you 😂 like, the moment i get out of the car he will be so happy, and i know he can already smell me, but If i'm inside the car the dog barks like the world depends on It 😅

Dogs bark at EVERYTHING.

Dog barks at my flip flops

My dog barks at the wind lol

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That's a he.

1000% you ain’t gotta be no expert to see the wheels churning like… yo that’s just a human right there I could just grab him

​@@nashpvwell it's a lion and it doesn't have a mane

@@nolife097 look carefully. It's having mane. It may be sub adult

​@@nashpvwhat's even the point

They dont know shit

They do. By comparing behaviour patterns.​@@armany2171

Just stupid assumptions, nothing else.

I mean, the only obvious thing to do here is making assumptions. Maybe the two geniuses above my comment could give their superior and more intellectual explanation?

They don’t these channels just make shit up as long as it’s content

This is so underrated

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Maximals maximise!

Yes white man I saw it too

@@26pwdh I think he was just making his point since there are multiple people shown in the video, stop projecting

​@@ClaudioNoClipjk with a little truth

@@26pwdh so focused about race but bro is having leftist "jokes". please don't loot anything on your way out

@@ClaudioNoClip okay bye bye

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Your dumb lol

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I'm just here to inform you that we have identical pfp

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Yeahh

Especially when you stand up.

I’m definitely not going on this than

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@@jayz4evr ok

I mean a car could kill it

I agree. Animals are smarter than we think they are.

​@@RogerDominguez-de4hjits not really smartness though it's just enhanced instincts that even humans have. The lion doesn't have to be smart to use its eyes and see the very fleshy being in front of it.

@@zaingamingtv2242 do you not have a dog or a cat? Pay attention to their behavior. Animals are very smart.

@@RogerDominguez-de4hj I do have a dog and no they aren't smart. Intellect and instincts are very very different things. Intellect requires abstract thoughts which requires a shit load of energy thay dogs did not evolve to acquire. Even if we blatantly ignore biological facts animals like dogs still aren't smart from what I've seen as they basically just copy what you train them to do. The analogy would be an idiot that can perfectly follow instructions but is shit at doing anything by himself. This isn't exactly the case with all animals but my dog for example frequently gets himself stuck everywhere I'm not looking and constantly requires some sort of aid. It isnt happening all the time but he is quite stupid. I still love him though.

Only stupid people do that, but animals are indeed stupid.

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I don't think the word "never" was used a single time in this short

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Are you a African boots scratcher?

Thank you Narrators like this always infuriate me. If a lion can tell a zebra apart from the ground, a wilderbeast apart from the water and an antelope apart from the trees, it can bloody well tell a human apart from a vehicle

@@girishkamath642 100%. This narrative can cause the viewers to get the get the wrong idea. The vehicle is not some safe haven where animals cannot touch you. There is nothing stopping a lion from grabbing you if it is desperate enough. It is extremely rare though and I've never heard any cases where it has happen personally. I would compare it to plane accidents. Never usually happens but that doesn't mean it cant happen.

@@GAP_ZA that's a good analogy I've watched videos of tigers attacking people of howdahs. A tiger would never attack an elephant but if there are people on top, they are fair game. Large predators are smarter than we give them credit for

Yeah. They probably don’t know what the fuck the vehicle is, but they can deduce it’s large, powerful, and not edible. Also they likely view the humans aboard as too much of an effort to try and snatch.

@searchingfornessie8410everything good with you? You tweakin again in the comments

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​@searchingfornessie8410Bro has no sense of humor💀

Yeah I was thinking the same

thats all well and good. when i was in kenya on safari, i needed a piss, had to go behind a bush whilst the driver kept and eye out for me. quickest piss i ever had!

@@kanedNunableu crazy u risking your life hell no 😢

this video is full of shit

Can be a combination of multiple things no one knows for sure everyone can just speculate till we learn to read minds

And to add to this, Lions will not attack something they cannot easily separate from its pack. While Lions are technically apex predators a lot of thinks can still kill them so it would be unwise to eat something without separating it from the herd first

It can and does happen. It only takes that one time in ten thousand then everyone is for some reason surprised.

You're right - plus lions are always very wary of getting injured themselves so tend to go for easy, known kills (this next part i did already post tho i thought I'd copy & paste it here as it ties in to your answer so well)...... I remember seeing a documentary about an African tribe who hunt on foot and they said the best way to deter a lion close by from attacking was to maintain eye contact, then crouch down, hold your spear or a large stick vertical on your head and then quickly stand up again - it apparently confuses the lion into thinking the spear/stick is part of you and that you're a much bigger animal than they first realised.

This makes sense. Why would a lion attack something unfamiliar when there is already an abundance of familiar prey. It's too risky.

That my thinking. All it takes is one too many humans leaving vehicles in the presence of lions for them to catch onto the game. If I'm not mistaken, tigers already sussed us

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U think so? I worked at a zoo and a cheetah sized me up with its belly on the floor in a stalking stance and once id turn my back or lose eye contact with it that shit would move closer to the wall which why i quit dont be fooled

@@quilmoney6100 I could only find 2 incidents of cheetah attacks that ended in a fatality. The first being a 3 year old toddler who was left unattended in a Tiger Breeding facility, in South Africa. The other was some nut job in Belgium (ironically named Karen)who hid in the zoo until after it closed. And then she snuck into the enclosure of a cheetah she had adopted. The first incident is terribly tragic and the fault of the child’s idiot parents or guardians who thought it was a great idea to bring a 3 year old child to a film maker’s home that was also tiger breeding facility in South Africa. I’ve seen a lot of footage of White South Africans doing idiotic things with wild animals. Like the guy who was convinced he and a male rhinoceros that lived down river from him, were “friends”. He thought it was great fun to “ride” the rhinoceros in the river. Well, he thought it was great fun, until the rhinoceros killed him. The other, non lethal attacks of humans by cheetahs: the humans seemed to think they were no “big deal”. They got the distinct impression that the cheetahs were playing. Apparently both cheetahs and domestic cats play in the same way. They combine play behaviors and predatory instincts. So sometimes playing with a domestic cat can result in a scratch or a bite. The same thing can happen with a cheetah. I saw the footage of another game warden who wanted to study night time cheetah behavior. One of the cheetahs had a previous injury and she didn’t have great control of her bite strength. So he wouldn’t play with her in the same way he played with the other cheetahs. They were all snugly with him at night. One cheetah insisted on being his pillow. He didn’t get any more than a couple of minutes of sleep each night. The cheetahs were super excited he was there and pretty playful.

​@@konjurekatrina"cheetahs don't attack humans" "I could only find 2 incidents of cheetah attacks", where's the sense in that?

​@@quilmoney6100cheetah has a decency to toy with their prey. When they're not on the hunt they won't attack the prey but just keep the animal in check inside the cheetah comfort zone waiting for lunch time to come. It's the equivalent to a guy who just finished his meal but still putting some snack on the table nearby in case he want it

@@quilmoney6100​​⁠…and yet you were never actually attacked, were you? Serious cheetah attacks on humans are so rare that they’re almost statistically irrelevant. (In other words, they essentially never happen.) Pretty much ALL cats exhibit the behavior you described. My cats literally do the exact same thing when they want to play. …and they’d never dream of actually hurting me. Lol Also, cheetahs aren’t the same type of ambush predator as leopards or jags. Cheetahs don’t have that same instinctive “trigger” when you turn your back on them. Lots of cheetah caretakers have shown this in experiments that you can find on RU-vid. (Dolph Volker is a good one) I have friends in South Africa who specialize in cheetah conservation and from what I can tell, cheetahs are some of the most chill cats in the whole feline family. As OP said, cheetahs are literally so sensitive that they often need emotional support dogs when living in captivity. …and regardless of the dog’s size, it’s almost always the alpha of the relationship. 😂 Cheetahs are quite timid cats because of their place in the food chain. …and even if one were to attack, it would have a hard time actually killing you. Their claws aren’t really sharp and they have a much smaller head with much less bite force in the jaw. They are also not NEARLY as strong as other cats their size. All they can do is run fast for short bursts and choke out smaller animals. They can’t tear you apart like a lion or cougar. Sounds to me like you were just nervous because it was a “big scary cat” and you didn’t know a whole lot about that specific type of cat’s behavior.

They can smell people

I think it's just cause it's not worth the risk humans have guns yk

Sort of. Animals can learn to a degree if the hunt is worth the energy consumed. If a lion sees a dozen humans. Because we, too, are top of the line hunters as well, the lion will think otherwise before attempting to hunt one of us.

I actually do open my fridge and cupboards everyday in the hopes new food has magically appeared inside

​@@trillionwins2028 no, tourists don't carry guns, in fact they don't even have stones.

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Lunch express.🍔

So whenever you drive through a safari, lions see you like that episode from Spongebob where he drives a rock

Lol good point

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Me too. Especially when I have any kind of meat in my lunch.

That's because they domesticated us 🤣🤣🤣 they remember when they were worshiped.

@@aggtown9616 birds do that to me too. What's up with that?🤣🤣🤣

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your loss

Yeah what if one of them DOESENT care and takes my foot or one of my family member

​@@ToJiBlAdebring a shotgun or deagle

People in the early days knew that when you see a lion you get in the car

Tell me when you ever used the term "fuck around and find out" before 2 years ago. People are literally lemmings copying each other to the T now

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I can see the bit. One person steps out, all the lions enter vehicle.

@@lordlittletoeq8537 gonna be a bad day🤣

@@lordlittletoeq8537 if I was in that car when that one person steps out I'm hitting the gas pedal!!!😱🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@texasdarkhorse6227 That'd probably be me. Halfway through the safari I'd be like "Hey wait! I gotta take a leak."🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@edwardlittle5541 facts, bro on his own

I noticed that too. That lion was about to pounce before the cameraman pulled back. You could see his facial expressions.

​@@tek87exactly, he was even snarling at the camera man for being too close

it does happen...

"Oops" on your tombstone would be hilarious

That’s dean schnider he is a RU-vidr he is okay you should check him out he makes cool videos about lions

The last guy is Dean he raise the lion you see along with him pride

Your bad is not moving they saw you get on it

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@@ninjutsuninja5035 Dude steps outta the car. Lion gets him and looks up while eating him and says, "Hey...anybody got any salt?! It needs salt."🤣🤣🤣🤣

nah sometimes they are right too they are not wrong everytime . So by observing an animal you can know what he might do or not For exemple I knew 2 cat I beleive they were abandoned sometimes I even let them go into my appartment Even when they was friendly One of them I know for sure I have to wear a jeans and put shoes because I know if I keep walking to close of him he will bite me So of course I didn't read his mind or know what he was thinking but I knew this detail about him and I could tell anyone how to deal with him Imagine for people that are studying wild animal they will learn a bunch thing about their behavior

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@@siadhr97PESlegendary exactly😄

I think as animals they have instincts that warn them about attacking people becuase we carry wepons also when they're that close they may sense the risk of getting into trouble like if they take one person away the rest are still armed also bears and most other predators seem to have the instinct warning them

@CulturalAd yeah pretty much animals through evolution probably have it hard wired humans tame revenge and they'll comeback later and whatever...

Tesla? U ain’t making it far lol

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@@alex-jy1tsAgain, you aint making it far nor is it bulletproof

just dont step out of the vehicile when lions are around

@@adad87821 hahaha you don't have to worry about that

@@theadventuresofmarley3145 Please step out of the vehicle

Yes. If the illusion is broken. Like the lion seeing a person step out or hang a arm out. Dont break the illusion at all cost.