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Great sighting. Thanks.

Beautiful birds and scenery. Thanks.

The fastest and the tallest. Thanks.

Lovely sighting and sounds. Thanks.

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He lived like a Royal King 🤴 and Died Fighting to the last ...A True King 🤴

Day of the Jackel .. 😬

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This lion looks old. In the wild, the average lion lifespan is between 10 and 14 years. In captivity it can be slightly longer, up to 20 years. This lion is at the mercy of nature. Nature really doesn't care much about the individual, nature takes care of a much bigger picture, the entire species. I get tired of reading comments like 'lions eat baby animals alive!' etc and some people think that makes it ok to hate them. Yes, lions DO eat baby animals, but nature has that covered. Animals like buffalo, zebra and antelope breed in abundance, they can afford to lose some of their young so other animals like lions, cheetah and leopard can survive and feed their young. It's called a food chain, and behind every successful food chain are both predator and prey species. Predation also helps keep the balance in the food chain by making sure species don't overpopulate, which can in turn harm both the species themselves and the wider food chain. Predators also take care of weak, sick and injured animals, meaning only the strongest genes are passed on. That's how it works in nature, it's NOT Disneyland or the zoo out there on the savannah, out there you are at the mercy of nature.

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in Kruger park was made a porn muvi also

Beautiful lush foliage full of exotic life! Cheers M&F

Lovely video. Also interesting because it is so different from Kruger. Thanks for sharing.

Es muerte natural 😮?

After seeing Jackals near a dying lion, now I get why they see them as Anubis and call them the gods of death and afterlife.

Too many anthropomorfic and voyeuristic comments.

Lovely elephant video. Thanks!

Lovely lioness. Thanks for sharing!

Шешенамысгеиндер комектесписндерма ветеринарга апарып

That lion's spine was severy damaged.

I find it fascinating how the jackals were already waiting for him to die to, no wonder the old Egyptians chose Anubis as their god of death to be portrayed as a jackal

I think, someone gave a shot of grace, the shot of a gun is heard. For the hunting, for the shot of grace, small weapons are here allowed, very small, 2 of these mouse guns (or bigger), not more; but the sound of shot here is from a gun, suppose ...

Rest easy, King.

Where is the last moment? There is the moment before, and the moment after, but not this last moment! Wrong video description!

Hey! Very nice video! Since we are planing trip to Namibia in February, do you mind me asking was this actually filmed in February? As we are bit scared to go in this period as it is rainy season in Namibia but on your video it seems pretty sunny!

Thx to your fucking toying with the view and filming like an asshole, you missed the moment when he died. I'm not the kind of person to enjoy to seeing live death - I would never watch that for a human being, but it would have been interesting to see that for a lion... and you loser fucked it up!

In Nature.....there are no "animal's rights"......just Nature.

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Sad..😢

Probably has a Saddle Thrombus.

That hurt lion was beaten in a fight by 2-3 others,he lived a full life now its over.It happens to most all of them he lay there in nature peacefully and died.

E’ una scena Straziante …

There was no need to cut away from the moment of death.

He's trying to hang on😢

This is bad

I know this is life, and no doubt my fear of death comes into play, but it saddens me to see this. I hope wisdom will give me strength.

1:30 the Rage in the pain ! 3:36 thirst of the dying. 5:02 Beauty in the loneliness. 5:25 then he's gone 😢!

First bird, common chaffinch, Fringilla coelebs. Second is Eurasian jay, Garrulus glandarius. Third is marsh tit, Poecile palustris. 4 is Great tit, Parus major. 5 Eurasian nuthatch. 6 Crested tit. 7 Goldcrest. Long-eared owl. 9 Common kingfisher. 10 Wall creeper. 11 Eurasian pygmy owl. Eurasian treecreeper. Long-tailed tit. Did I miss any? these are great photos. I will be looking for leaves and other birds when I get to Slovenia in the next few weeks.

Probably a young nomad male that was unlucky to trespass into the 3's territory, and they captured him. Sad.

Als Teppich gut❤

So sad😢

Er ist als Held geboren und als auch wieder gegangen!!!! Amen 😢

good to see but sad

Buliwyf: 'Lo, there do I see my father. 'Lo, there do I see-- Herger the Joyous: --my mother, and my sisters... Buliwyf: and my brothers. Herger the Joyous: 'Lo, there do I see the line-- Edgtho the Silent: --of my people, back to the beginning. Weath the Musician: 'Lo, they do call to me. Ahmed Ibn Fahdlan: They bid me take my place among them. Buliwyf: In the halls of Valhalla... Ahmed Ibn Fahdlan: Where the brave... Herger the Joyous: May live... Ahmed Ibn Fahdlan: ...forever.

Feel so bad for him

It's Mr T

It's a teen lion.

Death eventually comes to all living things. Humans know they will die. We do not know if animals know they will die, but some animals seem to express what we would call grief when one of their family group dies.

Heartbreaking. He is angry with the lower half of his body for not moving. Youngster stood no chance if his battle was with the 3 larger males.

The Cape Fox (Fennecus chama) is a small dog native to South Africa, it is the smallest living dog species to ever dwell in South Africa and is also considered the largest of the six extant species in the genus Fennecus, the other five extant dog species in the Fennecus genus are the Bengal Fox (Fennecus bengalensis), the Blanford's Fox (Fennecus canus), the Ruppell's Fox (Fennecus rueppellii), the Fennec Fox (Fennecus zerda), and the Pale Fox (Fennecus pallidus), with the latter of the five being its closest living relative.