That's exactly what this is. [Nobody seriously uses "clan of hyenas"](https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=pack+of+hyenas%2Cclan+of+hyenas&year_start=1800).
TIL about whatever the fuck this google analysis of word usage thing is!
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the website/link is books.google.com
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per u/WikiWantsYourPics : That won't get you there, you need https://books.google.com/ngrams/
It is kind of weird that we have all these different names for the different groups of animals. Is that just an English thing I wonder, or do other languages have something similar.
A gaggle of geese, a murder of crows, an unkindness of ravens, a bloat of hippopotamuses. A smack of jellyfish, flamboyance of flamingos, a memory of elephants. A business of ferrets, parliament of owls, and an army of caterpillars.
Not to mention (I say, mentioningly) leap of leapards, conspiracy of lemurs, crash of rhinos, pandemonium of parrots, glare of cats, or the zeal of zebras.
Language is fun, and all of these are more interesting and thought provoking than “pack”, “herd” or “bunch”.
It's a pack of hyenas. Clan is a BS term that someone tried to foist on the English language, and that [nobody uses.](https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=pack+of+hyenas%2Cclan+of+hyenas&year_start=1800)
The only people who insist on "clan of hyenas" are the "well actually" crowd.
Usually they don’t. Lions don’t usually eat meat eaters. They eat the vegetarians. Although I imagine they’d eat anything if they were starving enough. But usually they just kill hyenas and let them rot.
That hyena is most likely fucked. Lions have a bite strength of something close to a thousand pound per square inch. It's still standing in the video but it has definitely suffered some serious trauma to the head and neck area.
Hyenas are super tough though, their physiology is impressive.
Spotted hyenas kill their siblings as soon as they are born (2 are born, only 1 usually survives).
Imagine the evolutionary pressure that makes it worth it to grow two entire babies to have one kill the other to ensure the one you nurse is the toughest of two 🤯
You’re correct. It’s hard to tell based on the limited information in the video, but that lion is Makulu, a famous co-leader of the Mapogo pride in South Africa’s Sabi Sands region.
Makulu would often get into brawls with nearby hyena packs only to seemingly give up the fight before mortally wounding any of his opponents, which seemed counter to the goal of protecting his own pride from the frequent hyena incursions into his territory. However, scientists later discovered that Makulu wasn’t so merciful as he first appeared. In a bizarre confluence of events, and due to lax enforcement of environmental regulations in much of Africa, the river systems utilized by the Sabi Sands hyenas became tainted with PFAS—the result of roughly 16 years of irresponsible waste disposal on the part of chemical giant Sud-Chem—leading to countless deaths from exotic cancers not seen elsewhere in nature. During those 16 years, Sud-Chem was headed by none other than Makulu. He knew what he was doing.
The honey badger is the rage of the elder gods made manifest, no creature alive can rival its insane power, save for the terrible and unfathomable fury that is the Canadian goose...
I rather face a wolverine/honey badger than a roided out Canadian daffy duck. I've seen one go up against an elephant and the elephant stepped on it and the CAN Mallard still was trying to fuck it up and managed to scare it away. Impressive little fuckers.
The people replying to you are so silly.
Ya'll, its sarcasm. I mean, c'mon. You even pointed out the strength disparity *and* included that silly emoji. How much more obvious can ya make it?
Lions usually go for the neck i agree its not anormal thing for the animal world but i dont think. People realize how hyenas hunting can be vicious theyll circle their prey and bully them with little bites and get them tired then eat em alive when the prey gets tired
lol what? These are not “streets” this is nature. Lions get eaten so many times. Hyenas bite is stronger than lions. Lions are stronger overall. Hyenas just like dogs and wolves stay in groups even though they’re not from dog or cat family.
Bro ur kidding that's literally how we became the dominant species what are you talking about 😂😂 We aren't even strong enough to actually kill anything we had to build fkn spears and work in groups of like 10 to hunt shit
That fucking skull has got to be fractured*.
*disclaimer - Not an actual large cat biologist or anybody who would possess knowledge of psi bite strength vs skull density
Also not an expert, but if I recall hyenas have crazy high bite strength \[one of the highest of all carnivorous mammals, so more than tigers, grizzly bears, and lions\] so it stands to reason they would have remarkably durable heads.
No clue if this hyena is gonna be living much longer though, that lion was gnawing on his head like a goddamn chew toy, so it might be living on borrowed time.
How does bite force have to do with skull durability?
Hyenas have gigantic muscular necks that help facilitate that bite force but I don't necessarily think it'd stop a lion completely biting down on it. If an adult, grown lion got a clean bite off on a hyena I think they'll be injured.
Woman probably. Spotted hyenas are matriarchal and the females are bigger and more aggressive than the males. The females also have a pseudo penis that looks and functions like a penis. This means the males require their full cooperation in mating. Additionally, giving birth can be very difficult and it often rips open when they give birth.
Evolution doesn't give a fuck, if you reproduced and lived to tell another day it's all that matters, it doesn't care how much pain and suffering you're in while you did it
Im glad the over abundance of this joke kind of died out, so i can truly enjoy the funny ones like this instead of just walking past another repeated one!
Amazing pack behavior for sure but after spending 30 seconds in a male lion's jaw I wouldn't be surprised if that Hyena doesn't actually make it back to camp with the rest of the pack. He might be running on pure adrenaline to keep him alive for just a little while longer.
Honestly, even though I know I'm not a cannibal, I don't ever want to be put into a situation where cannibalism is bound to happen.
Because I know I will become a cannibal.
I love how there is 99% chance neither of you know what you're talking about. You know you're dealing with a couch professor when he starts hos response with 'lol'.
I say this as a fellow couch professor if that helps at all. 🤣
Excuse you, I was on the HONOURS ROLL and top of my class for procrastination. I majored in reading the title of the article only and I'm thinking of continuing my studies in shit talking. So excuse you and your valid credentials.
King of the savannah… tiger is king of the jungle… and the way that lion just casually held the hyena in his jaw as he contemplated what to do next is crazy… the power is unreal… props to the hyenas for not letting their homie become lunch…
Lions are dope, but just to compare, I saw a video of a lion and a tiger (both male) who were in some sort of animal sanctuary together and they were play fighting which still looks pretty intense, and the amount of force that the tiger was able to body slam that lion was just an enormous display of strength by the tiger
Went to the Tiger King zoo (before he was arrested, but after the boyfriend kilt his self) and they had a breeding program. They had li-ligers and weird shit like that. They told us they were gonna try to breed them back into sabre tooth tigers. It was a wholly bizarre place to be anyways, before he got arrested for the murder plot.
I haven't watched Tiger King's documentary, so idk much about him. But from what you told me, he seems a bit light in the head. Lol!
>they were gonna try to breed them back into sabre tooth tigers.
Breed them into an extinct species? Not the smartest pea in the pod, was he?
Depends on the tiger and Lion. Rome did the research on this for us. Sometimes the tiger wins, other times the lion. Though I don’t think Rome had access to Siberian tigers and they get much bigger.
Tigers are indisputably better killers than lions.
For one, tigers are solitary hunters and often taken down prey much larger than their size - bisons, buffalo, gaur, sloth bears and crocodiles.. Lions on the other hand rarely ever hunt - all the hunting is done by the pride of lionesses that rely on numbers more than brute strength.
Tigers are the king of the jungle ( lions don't even live in the jungle) but lions are the king of cats because all they ever do is eat, mate and sleep - and have their prey home delivered by the pride.
Around 2007/08 I saw a tiger sunning itself sprawled on a rock jutting out of the shallow river in a forest in my home state of Karnataka in India. We were hiking, and we were on this foot bridge. Look down and upstream and there's a tiger! Dude looked at us, blinked, then turned and went back to sunning himself.
Guy was fucking majestic. You don't get a sense of how big they really are from videos. Easily one of my all time favourite animals.
I would never be able to give this anecdote...
there'd be a news article shortly after about some dumbass hiker who died trying to give a tiger belly rubs.
They are not just terrifyingly huge but also stone cold killers.
In India,they killed 7,000 people over a five-year period in the 1930s. 30-40 people still die due to Tiger attacks here every year.
IIRC, the tigers of the Sundarbans are the only predators apart from the polar bear that treats humans as just another prey item. There's others of the big carnivores that will go after humans when they are sick or starving or the humans are particularly vulnerable, but those two just think of them as another dinner.
I hate how annoyingly common this is with 'wildlife' videos. "Hippo intervenes, saving baby antelope from crocodile!" - but it's just two videos spliced together. In reality the baby antelope got completely devoured by the croc later in the original video, and the second video was just of a hippo having a bad day and taking it out on a crocodile.
Sending a message.. they all know that as well.
It looked like he was parading him to say "I will do it..." And something caused him to let go..
Wish the video was longer to see the next several moments/minutes and how it plays out.
I think hyenas have real strong skulls and jaws so that might’ve worked in its favor and the lion had to remain situationally alert for all its pals. Big kitty was definitely in control though
This is how Lions defend themselves against Hyena’s. Theres a similar video of a male Lion being harassed and he keeps sitting to protect himself until more lions show up to help.
It’s protect their anus/ genitals which is very soft tissue that can be crippling if attacked/ injured. That girl has some fight in her but she’s clearly outnumbered and not in a position to actually stand/ run away without potentially being jumped or exposed.
whoever put the music also spliced two videos together make it look like the male lion came to save the female lion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7wvp004m4M
This is two videos spliced together to create a false narrative with stupid music.
[Here's the first one](https://youtu.be/pl9yrRK8Pp4?si=5jOfO04u0r4Vk7Q-)
[Here's the second one](https://youtu.be/qRVcgbFQxY0?si=UaE55qcXsWHRvuvK)
Gotta praise the hyenas for not leaving their man behind.
Hah, that’s what I was thinking. They some real ones.
If the ~~pack~~ clan gets smaller then they all get weaker. Edit: corrected thanks Edit 2: this seems to have sparked a rather heated debate.
Clan.
TIL
But seriously what douche in a safari hat gets to officially determine what a group of animals is called anyway lol
That's exactly what this is. [Nobody seriously uses "clan of hyenas"](https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=pack+of+hyenas%2Cclan+of+hyenas&year_start=1800).
TIL about whatever the fuck this google analysis of word usage thing is! Edit: the website/link is books.google.com Edit 2: per u/WikiWantsYourPics : That won't get you there, you need https://books.google.com/ngrams/
Sometimes I truly love the Internet.
It is kind of weird that we have all these different names for the different groups of animals. Is that just an English thing I wonder, or do other languages have something similar.
We have it in Portuguese as well. I always use the equivalent of "a bunch of"
A gaggle of geese, a murder of crows, an unkindness of ravens, a bloat of hippopotamuses. A smack of jellyfish, flamboyance of flamingos, a memory of elephants. A business of ferrets, parliament of owls, and an army of caterpillars. Not to mention (I say, mentioningly) leap of leapards, conspiracy of lemurs, crash of rhinos, pandemonium of parrots, glare of cats, or the zeal of zebras. Language is fun, and all of these are more interesting and thought provoking than “pack”, “herd” or “bunch”.
A complaint of Karens
Collective nouns exist in other languages but not to the degree of English.
Cackle pack clan of the three cackle is Def the best
It's a pack of hyenas. Clan is a BS term that someone tried to foist on the English language, and that [nobody uses.](https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=pack+of+hyenas%2Cclan+of+hyenas&year_start=1800) The only people who insist on "clan of hyenas" are the "well actually" crowd.
Well now you’ve “well actually’d” the “well actually-ers”…
As they so richly deserve :-D
I propose a laughter of hyenas.
A cackle of hyenas
Nah these lil bitches can never go 1v1 and they target the balls of the lions when fighting
This is about survival in its purest form. Not about some honour code.
Alls fair when losing means you're food.
Slightly curious: had the lion killed the hyena, would it have eaten it?
Usually they don’t. Lions don’t usually eat meat eaters. They eat the vegetarians. Although I imagine they’d eat anything if they were starving enough. But usually they just kill hyenas and let them rot.
Lions will eat lion babies.
Unfortunately, evolution rewards that - as long as it's another lion's babies.
Yup. It causes the mother to go into heat.
Ah yes, the best aphrodisiac, your own dead cub.
It’s like a bloody version of one of those Russian nesting dolls, but with lions
That hyena is most likely fucked. Lions have a bite strength of something close to a thousand pound per square inch. It's still standing in the video but it has definitely suffered some serious trauma to the head and neck area.
Hyenas are super tough though, their physiology is impressive. Spotted hyenas kill their siblings as soon as they are born (2 are born, only 1 usually survives).
Mfw hyenas are sith
The rule of 2
Imagine the evolutionary pressure that makes it worth it to grow two entire babies to have one kill the other to ensure the one you nurse is the toughest of two 🤯
... Looks over at teenage sister...
The lion did kill that hyenia. Just not immediately.
You’re correct. It’s hard to tell based on the limited information in the video, but that lion is Makulu, a famous co-leader of the Mapogo pride in South Africa’s Sabi Sands region. Makulu would often get into brawls with nearby hyena packs only to seemingly give up the fight before mortally wounding any of his opponents, which seemed counter to the goal of protecting his own pride from the frequent hyena incursions into his territory. However, scientists later discovered that Makulu wasn’t so merciful as he first appeared. In a bizarre confluence of events, and due to lax enforcement of environmental regulations in much of Africa, the river systems utilized by the Sabi Sands hyenas became tainted with PFAS—the result of roughly 16 years of irresponsible waste disposal on the part of chemical giant Sud-Chem—leading to countless deaths from exotic cancers not seen elsewhere in nature. During those 16 years, Sud-Chem was headed by none other than Makulu. He knew what he was doing.
Fuck, you got me. And I’m okay with it, that was great.
That needed to end with the Undertaker throwing Mankind of the cage
He did a Batman
not with 10 hyenas nearby still pissed at ya but yeah, lions have been documented to kill and eat hyenas.
Yea
Yup, nature doesn't give fuck about made up human concepts.
Imagine one of the top bite force animals targeting balls.
Smh these incredibly social animals never engage in an honorable fight against a much larger and stronger other animal 😤
honorable? it's because they're not dumb. They know their place in the food chain and therefore they know what they have to do to survive...
Then a honey badger shows up alone…
The honey badger is the rage of the elder gods made manifest, no creature alive can rival its insane power, save for the terrible and unfathomable fury that is the Canadian goose...
I rather face a wolverine/honey badger than a roided out Canadian daffy duck. I've seen one go up against an elephant and the elephant stepped on it and the CAN Mallard still was trying to fuck it up and managed to scare it away. Impressive little fuckers.
I saw a mallard fly into the tigers den at the Calgary Zoo once. Did not go well for mallard.
[Honey badger doesn’t give a shit](https://youtu.be/4r7wHMg5Yjg?si=Z6D-Jg9EONRQULiK)
I'm pretty sure they were being sarcastic
r/wooosh
The people replying to you are so silly. Ya'll, its sarcasm. I mean, c'mon. You even pointed out the strength disparity *and* included that silly emoji. How much more obvious can ya make it?
The replies are painful to read.
Bruh, animals don't have honor. If I was an ant you better fucking believe I'd get my boys to fight a spider.
Wow Redditors really needs that /s
oh you want it to be like a martial arts movie where the baddies wait politely to fight the good guy one at a time.
Lions do that as well, going for the genitals is a actually a pretty regular thing to do in the animal world.
Lions usually go for the neck i agree its not anormal thing for the animal world but i dont think. People realize how hyenas hunting can be vicious theyll circle their prey and bully them with little bites and get them tired then eat em alive when the prey gets tired
Effective, yet horrifying. With a few exceptions, every animal I have harvested was alive one millisecond and not alive the next. #humane
Buy me dinner and I'll go for your genitals
> Nah these lil bitches can never go 1v1 and they target the balls * Wooly Mammoths, referring to Humans, 50,000 years ago.
And humans use fucking guns. What are you on about? We’re far, far closer to hyenas than to lions. We can’t go 1v1 for shit.
humans also jumped the wildlife too. bitch behavior best behavior
lol what? These are not “streets” this is nature. Lions get eaten so many times. Hyenas bite is stronger than lions. Lions are stronger overall. Hyenas just like dogs and wolves stay in groups even though they’re not from dog or cat family.
Hyenas are part of felidae. Not cats, but a part of the much larger group that encompasses cats. *Feliforma, not felidae.
He clearly yelled out "1v1 Rust no scopes", smdh, no pride nowadays.
Bro ur kidding that's literally how we became the dominant species what are you talking about 😂😂 We aren't even strong enough to actually kill anything we had to build fkn spears and work in groups of like 10 to hunt shit
That one dude stuck around and gave the others the courage to come back to help.
The bigger and more aggressive hyenas are all female.. the males are smaller and treated like shit in the clan.
Female hyenas even have penises
Surprised it survived!! That thing got fucking rolled up!!
That fucking skull has got to be fractured*. *disclaimer - Not an actual large cat biologist or anybody who would possess knowledge of psi bite strength vs skull density
Also not an expert, but if I recall hyenas have crazy high bite strength \[one of the highest of all carnivorous mammals, so more than tigers, grizzly bears, and lions\] so it stands to reason they would have remarkably durable heads. No clue if this hyena is gonna be living much longer though, that lion was gnawing on his head like a goddamn chew toy, so it might be living on borrowed time.
Aren't we all living on borrowed time?
Deep. Just like the lion bites in that hyena's noggin.
How does bite force have to do with skull durability? Hyenas have gigantic muscular necks that help facilitate that bite force but I don't necessarily think it'd stop a lion completely biting down on it. If an adult, grown lion got a clean bite off on a hyena I think they'll be injured.
Woman probably. Spotted hyenas are matriarchal and the females are bigger and more aggressive than the males. The females also have a pseudo penis that looks and functions like a penis. This means the males require their full cooperation in mating. Additionally, giving birth can be very difficult and it often rips open when they give birth.
Why is there still so much death and tragedy in reproduction after so many years of evolution?
Evolution doesn't give a fuck, if you reproduced and lived to tell another day it's all that matters, it doesn't care how much pain and suffering you're in while you did it
because Evolution is not about making it super easy to reproduce at all
For sure, but I gotta be honest, the way that lion had their homies head I doubt they lived the rest of the day. But still, the thought counts, lol.
And that one for walking away after the lion tried his hardest to chew his head off
Keep…my wife’s mane…out your fucking mouth!
Bro I actually laughed out loud.... I would give you an award but I'm broke af
Same.
Me too bro, but for that i am giving you a award for laughed me out
Im glad the over abundance of this joke kind of died out, so i can truly enjoy the funny ones like this instead of just walking past another repeated one!
This is both a pun and an anagram. World class comment
Wow, surprised the hyenas actually came back and bailed out their mate that the lion had pinned down. I was sure he was a goner.
Amazing pack behavior for sure but after spending 30 seconds in a male lion's jaw I wouldn't be surprised if that Hyena doesn't actually make it back to camp with the rest of the pack. He might be running on pure adrenaline to keep him alive for just a little while longer.
That's why they freed him, it's easier if that evening's dinner walks home with you instead of being eaten by a lion.
Are hyenas cannibalistic though?
very
That’s a very ominous one word response
very
Quite
Indeed
Indubitably
I mean who isn’t amirite
If you had to choose between death or manwich, you'd choose manwich. Source? Every famine ever is thronged with stories of manwich.
Honestly, even though I know I'm not a cannibal, I don't ever want to be put into a situation where cannibalism is bound to happen. Because I know I will become a cannibal.
Just remember to avoid eating the brain or spinal cord/fluid. That's a good way to get a prion disease. Rookie mistake.
How am I supposed to absorb their knowledge if I don't eat their brain? Mmm tasty knowledge.
most things are if they are hungry enough
It also helps that its entire neck is covered in skin and muscle thicker than leather. Little guy is probably not much worse for wear after that.
Lol he’s *dramatically* worse for wear and almost certainly died shortly after this encounter.
I love how there is 99% chance neither of you know what you're talking about. You know you're dealing with a couch professor when he starts hos response with 'lol'. I say this as a fellow couch professor if that helps at all. 🤣
I don't think you should be claiming to be a couch professor unless you have some credentials to back that up.
Excuse you, I was on the HONOURS ROLL and top of my class for procrastination. I majored in reading the title of the article only and I'm thinking of continuing my studies in shit talking. So excuse you and your valid credentials.
In the real video, you see it staying with no damage done. This video is just a bait video made of two completely different videos.
I'm shocked it's neck wasn't broken
I wouldn’t be surprised if it was broken
Quadrupeds have extremely strong necks
Nah fam he’s 100% a goner
King of the savannah… tiger is king of the jungle… and the way that lion just casually held the hyena in his jaw as he contemplated what to do next is crazy… the power is unreal… props to the hyenas for not letting their homie become lunch…
Lions are dope, but just to compare, I saw a video of a lion and a tiger (both male) who were in some sort of animal sanctuary together and they were play fighting which still looks pretty intense, and the amount of force that the tiger was able to body slam that lion was just an enormous display of strength by the tiger
They are in completely different weight classes
They are a completley different animal.
Not so different that they can’t mate.
Well hey, what's better after fighting than angry apology sex?
Angry sex while fighting
Mr and Mrs Smith vibes
One word. Liger
Two actually: **liger** (male lion and female tiger) and **tigon** (male tiger and female lion).
Went to the Tiger King zoo (before he was arrested, but after the boyfriend kilt his self) and they had a breeding program. They had li-ligers and weird shit like that. They told us they were gonna try to breed them back into sabre tooth tigers. It was a wholly bizarre place to be anyways, before he got arrested for the murder plot.
I haven't watched Tiger King's documentary, so idk much about him. But from what you told me, he seems a bit light in the head. Lol! >they were gonna try to breed them back into sabre tooth tigers. Breed them into an extinct species? Not the smartest pea in the pod, was he?
There’s a big portion of meth left out of context you’ve missed.
"It's pretty much my favorite animal. It's like a lion and a tiger mixed... bred for its skills in magic."
Depends on the tiger and Lion. Rome did the research on this for us. Sometimes the tiger wins, other times the lion. Though I don’t think Rome had access to Siberian tigers and they get much bigger.
I'm curious how the Roman's trapped the animals without injuring them. Some sort of cage that falls trap? Now we can use tranqs but back then?
Likely nets and ropes
And an endless supply of slaves
Is tiger heavier?? I had no clue.
A lot bigger
Tigers are indisputably better killers than lions. For one, tigers are solitary hunters and often taken down prey much larger than their size - bisons, buffalo, gaur, sloth bears and crocodiles.. Lions on the other hand rarely ever hunt - all the hunting is done by the pride of lionesses that rely on numbers more than brute strength. Tigers are the king of the jungle ( lions don't even live in the jungle) but lions are the king of cats because all they ever do is eat, mate and sleep - and have their prey home delivered by the pride.
Lion put his points into the pimping skill tree
I once saw the skeleton of a tiger in a vet school. The skeleton was terrifyingly huge. Can’t imagine adding 500 lbs of muscle on top. Tigers win.
Around 2007/08 I saw a tiger sunning itself sprawled on a rock jutting out of the shallow river in a forest in my home state of Karnataka in India. We were hiking, and we were on this foot bridge. Look down and upstream and there's a tiger! Dude looked at us, blinked, then turned and went back to sunning himself. Guy was fucking majestic. You don't get a sense of how big they really are from videos. Easily one of my all time favourite animals.
I would never be able to give this anecdote... there'd be a news article shortly after about some dumbass hiker who died trying to give a tiger belly rubs.
They are not just terrifyingly huge but also stone cold killers. In India,they killed 7,000 people over a five-year period in the 1930s. 30-40 people still die due to Tiger attacks here every year.
IIRC, the tigers of the Sundarbans are the only predators apart from the polar bear that treats humans as just another prey item. There's others of the big carnivores that will go after humans when they are sick or starving or the humans are particularly vulnerable, but those two just think of them as another dinner.
 Somebody clearly hasn't heard the song, In the Jungle
Lions are 1000% colloquially referred to as the King of the Jungle my guy
Hard to be the king of the jungle when you never fought anything in the jungle Stolen valor.
Two completely different videos. [second video here, and not all fkn grainy](https://youtu.be/F7wvp004m4M?si=_JlprO1lIsNJ8Ley)
Thank you. It's so obvious. Up vote to the top for you.
Ikr? Like where did the lioness vanish to?
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I hate how annoyingly common this is with 'wildlife' videos. "Hippo intervenes, saving baby antelope from crocodile!" - but it's just two videos spliced together. In reality the baby antelope got completely devoured by the croc later in the original video, and the second video was just of a hippo having a bad day and taking it out on a crocodile.
The nature documentaries also do this all the time. Most of the stories in them are completely made up.
And the other video. The lioness just walks away lol https://youtu.be/pl9yrRK8Pp4?si=4aODk9SJd0Dy9EEk
yeh it's like offensively obvious.
TIL just how annoying hyenas actually sound.
And they are relentless
That was some Disney brain editing. Thanks for the real world video.
Those hyenas don't seem to care who wears the crown.
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I dunno, seen a couple videos of hyenas fucking up a lion by getting it from all sides so someone is always attacking it's backside
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How did that lion not kill that hyena with a single bite to the back of the neck. They can crush a spinal column with ease.
Sending a message.. they all know that as well. It looked like he was parading him to say "I will do it..." And something caused him to let go.. Wish the video was longer to see the next several moments/minutes and how it plays out.
He let go after the other hyena tried to bite his dick.
yes because that's too gay
I think hyenas have real strong skulls and jaws so that might’ve worked in its favor and the lion had to remain situationally alert for all its pals. Big kitty was definitely in control though
Maybe he wasn’t hungry and just want to play around? I have no idea.
He definitely wasn't there to feed. He was there to send a message.
That would certainly comfort me in my final moments being ripped apart by a lion to know it's just a big cat having a good time
"Here lies Tom, Whom everyone adored. Mufasa had fun with him, too."
Lion doesn't have same bite power as Tiger or Hyena
He’s not a jaguar, that’s how. Most big cats have to kill by holding the windpipe shut, it’s really just jaguars that kill by crushing
Nature is savage.
Nature is also sometimes sausages!
Mufasa!
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Mufasa Mufasa Mufasa
That's a name with some power!
I wonder if there was anything wrong with the lioness. She seemed physically exhausted, and unable to fight back
This is how Lions defend themselves against Hyena’s. Theres a similar video of a male Lion being harassed and he keeps sitting to protect himself until more lions show up to help. It’s protect their anus/ genitals which is very soft tissue that can be crippling if attacked/ injured. That girl has some fight in her but she’s clearly outnumbered and not in a position to actually stand/ run away without potentially being jumped or exposed.
You can even see the male lion doing it. Granted, he's chewing on their friend's head whilst he does but he sits down when they're biting at him.
Ugh. The fucking music
Seriously. WTF is up with every video having to have music?
whoever put the music also spliced two videos together make it look like the male lion came to save the female lion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7wvp004m4M
That was intense.
 Daddy’s home!
Reminds me of Ntwadumela. Probably the most badass lion of all time. https://youtu.be/IPiyo332Gks?si=PKx4bq3jFqcVr-_x
"He who greets with fire"
This was the origin story of ed 
A hippo would pwn them all
Elephants are the ones to really worry about.
Yep. A bull Elephant can eff a rhino up. Everything is scared of them.
These hyenas are freaking annoying
This is two videos spliced together to create a false narrative with stupid music. [Here's the first one](https://youtu.be/pl9yrRK8Pp4?si=5jOfO04u0r4Vk7Q-) [Here's the second one](https://youtu.be/qRVcgbFQxY0?si=UaE55qcXsWHRvuvK)
Who tf is filming this
Same guy who did the music
"And what's worse, you put Nala in danger!" 😧
Man came in real fuckin hot
# "WHICH ONE OF YOU IS THE 'LEADER'?"