Love from Ontario, Canada! What a show by the buffalo herd! Lives up to its reputation! Fiercely loyal to their injured comrade till the comrade decides that it is enough of his time on earth. The fallen buffalo was perhaps their herd leader of the yore. Must have seen its prime. Must have warded off many enemies to protect its charges throughout its life. We have not seen a buffalo herd to keep their defenses up for such a long duration. Hats off to the buffalo. Go Buffalo Bills. The next Super Bowl is yours.
everybody relax a bit - those guys were not a 'film crew', but some tourists that got lucky to witness an encounter between lions and buffalos. they zoomed as much as they could, and they can't move closer, because for protection of the animals they are not allowed to leave the track, which is a very good thing. so maybe simply be happy that those guys did film it, and did bother to share
I must say you did a very good job in capturing this. Much better than many profesional vids I have seen. The panaromic view makes it a delight to watch.
Impressionnant de nous avoir fait vivre ce moment de réalité dans son temps sans romance sans coupure. Un instant de vraie vie, qui nous fait découvrir et vivre le courage et l'entraide de ces buffles qui se battent jusqu'au bout, de la persévérance des lions et leur patience. Une belle leçon pour nous tous.
Great vid dude (even if slightly ruined by the 4x4 'train'). Not often you get to see a hunt from start to finish in one shot. Good work. So amazing to see the tactics used by both sides and the rewards and losses from a such hard work.
They are not going for the tail first, they are going for damaging the spine to immobilize. The woman in the video asked why they went for the tail. Also, you can't go for the head first due to the horns.
I was there too!!! Wasn't that incredible? That poor buffalo. He had one loyal friend who kept trying to help. Obviously there were many tourists there that day but I was in one of the vehicles a lioness walked right by. Three days prior to this I had witnessed a cheetah track and kill a wildebeest. So I was super lucky on that safari :). It's so cool to see this video again.
^^^@treece1231 .. Wow ain't you "One Lucky Son of a Gun" I'd Love 2Go on an African Expedition, Adventure Safari, that must have Been Epic to Watch them Wild Animals Trying to Survive Another Day in the Animal Kingdom Chur! :D] .v ..
It's good, but very long, and unfortunately a little too far to see anything properly. But the interaction of the herd was brilliant, till in the end, hungry, thirsty and needing to cool down, they had to sacrifice one of their number. It was obvious he wasn't up to running away with the others. Just maybe the bull pushing him over, on that final charge, wasn't as much an accident, but as an act of martyrdom. Lol Thanks!!
Bevanna kittykattqueen ah.. spoiler alert**** haha - i was just scanning thru the comments as it is a tad boring at the beginning... it's still awesome to see how the herd acts as well as the lions - wish I could be there myself to see stuff like this. :)
Amazingly well done video. Again, I noticed the lions are using the safari vehicles. One for shade and two as protection from the buffalo. One nice thing about this video is showing how well organized the lions are. Wouldn't it be awesome if someone figured out how to train lions to round up cattle. Of course, just like the buffalo did in the end, you would have to sacrifice at least one of the cattle.
It's so mind boggling to watch the lack of common sense by buffalos when confronted by lions. All they need to do for survival is move in units, stick together, and never separate from the unit. The only thing the lions can do or try to do against a buffalo unit or herd is trick individual buffalos to seperate from the group.
Lions are not jackals they are just trying to survive, Unlike humans, we’re just there to watch and enjoy. The panoramic view was great, however with all those cameras, didn’t anybody have a zoom lens to zoom in to the action after the buffalo went down?
“So happy glad NO CRAZY ASS MUSIC DRAMA FROM HUMANS !!! “JUST PURE REAL LIFE OF NATURE !!! I SPEND 3 WEEKS IN SOUTH AFRICA 2008 THIS IS HOW ITS EXPERIENCED !!! “SOUNDS OF NATURE !!!
Those stupid tour guides should leave large gaps in between every four or five vehicles so the lions and buffalo can get through. There are entirely too many vehicles interfering with the animals. 28:56 11 lions. The large buffalo they got will feed them for a while.
It depends on where you go and what you want to do. A ~30 day trip with airfare from the US and back with spending money would run roughly $8,000. You can do it for a bit less if you are frugal, or a huge amount more. I recommend checking out GAdventures. That is who we did out trip through, and it turned out great.
Very impressive. My wife, daughter and grand-daughter were there two summers ago and have a similar video on RUclips...you should easily go past her 82,000 hits. Her video had a smaller group of lions and a smaller group of water buffalo. The lions were trying to cut out a young water buffalo. Seems like the lions always win.
Buffalos did very well this time. His partner was injured in his hind leg and they understood (after several attempts) that there was nothing else to do. 12:26 The camera missed the first attack.
They went away then came back. His partner sniffed that injured leg and new what was going on. The injured bull could never make it to water so he was done lions or no lions. Unless the herd can carry water back for him lol.
The cars keep on the roads, no off-roading, and the country needs the income from tourism. It spoils it alright but it helps pay the rent and the animals are used to it, the Crater is well-populated with wildlife and is more accessible than many other conservation areas.
A win-win. The lions live another day, the buffalo suffered minor casualties & Tanzania gets to keep a diverse ecosystem (without which there'd be less tourism, less $$ for imports, and so the locals would have to cull all the local buffalo anyways). Of course the lions get hated on, because they're at the top of the food chain. But just look how brave they are, taking on a much larger sized herd of much larger sized animals.
Awesome to see it go from just hanging out in a chess match and then the end. P.S. I know you can’t get off the road all the other trucks are on and your not set up like nat geo out there so I won’t make silly comments about distance and quality etc etc. lol!
how many tourist can you fit in a small area?...i donnt even want to know how much they paid for that .... someone please tell m,e can you film with your I phone?
AMAZING trip to Africa! You were so fortunate to have been able to witness this perfect cycle of life! The people criticizing you and this video must be vegetarians or vegans, because those of us who eat meat understand the lions. LoL! There are only about 25,000 lions left in the wild and hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of buffalo. They NEED the lions to eliminate some, just to make sure they have enough to eat.
@@garythegman9680 lions are the only cat that is social..ie lions live in a familiar unit..all blood related except for the adult male or males..the adult male will father cubs and will rule the pride usually from 5yrs of age to 10yrs would be a good run and a day would come that a younger stronger adult male would fight and win and then the pride is his...all of the lionesses can stay and any males would be chased off or if cubs they are killed to ensure the adult males bloodline...all male lions after a certain age are naturally territorial..possessive.when a prides young male cub starts to reach sub adulthood status he is exiled from the pride..which helps to keep a clean bloodline and also he is competition to his father for takeover...Lions are super interesting awesome animals
The fact that just at this site there is like 20 vehicles..wow..humans ruin the very last square inch of land...the poor animals trying to hunt with all the spectators cant help...it is sad! I know I wont contribute to it..I've forever wanted to go to Africa but not to add to this obvious encroachment on the wild life
@@garythegman9680 haha not funny. Don’t remotely appreciate the sarcasm. Believe it or not, a lot of animal lovers just like to see animals living in their natural environment. Wow, what a novel concept. Go figure.
what i see here a betray, a buffalo betray another one, so as to save the rest, the one being eaten alive is scarifying himself to save his companions, buffalo did that all the time when they actually could defeat the lions by teaming together, they just panic
How unintelligent you all are, do you not realize that this has been going on for centuries, older animals in the herd will be taken by predators for the herd to survive. This is the reason that herds exist.
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Love from Ontario, Canada! What a show by the buffalo herd! Lives up to its reputation! Fiercely loyal to their injured comrade till the comrade decides that it is enough of his time on earth. The fallen buffalo was perhaps their herd leader of the yore. Must have seen its prime. Must have warded off many enemies to protect its charges throughout its life.
We have not seen a buffalo herd to keep their defenses up for such a long duration. Hats off to the buffalo.
Go Buffalo Bills. The next Super Bowl is yours.
This is in Arusha, Tanzania 🇹🇿! Come and enjoy!
**Greetings From Chicago! @ Narrator, Thank U4 Mentioning d "issue" created by all those cars!**
Amazing video. One good thing is that you film steady, no shaking or waving. Very good job. And no annoying loud voice.
everybody relax a bit - those guys were not a 'film crew', but some tourists that got lucky to witness an encounter between lions and buffalos. they zoomed as much as they could, and they can't move closer, because for protection of the animals they are not allowed to leave the track, which is a very good thing. so maybe simply be happy that those guys did film it, and did bother to share
why don't they help?
Ну и мамочка - буйволиха, как " храбро " выбегает с телёнком
I must say you did a very good job in capturing this. Much better than many profesional vids I have seen. The panaromic view makes it a delight to watch.
Impressionnant de nous avoir fait vivre ce moment de réalité dans son temps sans romance sans coupure. Un instant de vraie vie, qui nous fait découvrir et vivre le courage et l'entraide de ces buffles qui se battent jusqu'au bout, de la persévérance des lions et leur patience. Une belle leçon pour nous tous.
Great vid dude (even if slightly ruined by the 4x4 'train'). Not often you get to see a hunt from start to finish in one shot. Good work. So amazing to see the tactics used by both sides and the rewards and losses from a such hard work.
1:10 i do'nt belive
লদাঅঅঅঅঽদথেওঋতয
dude really
Expert: There is the wounded one 12:12
Cameraman: proceed to aim at the sky
Панорама афигенная!А горы!!Снято талантливо!!!Обожаю всех!!Спасибо большое!!😍😍😍😍😍🤗
Хочется слышать естественный шум , а не смех и громкий разговор
Perfect illustration of the Issue with Safaris in Tanzania - just count the No of Vehicles at that One Sighting.
Недалёкие травоядные. Съёмка очень интересная.!!!!!!
Great Video !
Nice content 👍👍👍
Amazing! Once in a lifetime to be there!
It won't surprise you when you present the Aun that was seen 9 years ago
They are not going for the tail first, they are going for damaging the spine to immobilize. The woman in the video asked why they went for the tail. Also, you can't go for the head first due to the horns.
Nice shots of the grass and your finger
Wild Life * - * Nice Video 🦁🐂
Is there a garage thare that sales second hand 4 by 4 s looks as if there are
Spectacular.....this standoff under that hot noon sun. Ended in an anti climax because you couldn't zoom in to the eventual bloody reward.
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I was there too!!! Wasn't that incredible? That poor buffalo. He had one loyal friend who kept trying to help. Obviously there were many tourists there that day but I was in one of the vehicles a lioness walked right by. Three days prior to this I had witnessed a cheetah track and kill a wildebeest. So I was super lucky on that safari :). It's so cool to see this video again.
^^^@treece1231 .. Wow ain't you "One Lucky Son of a Gun" I'd Love 2Go on an African Expedition, Adventure Safari, that must have Been Epic to Watch them Wild Animals Trying to Survive Another Day in the Animal Kingdom Chur! :D] .v ..
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Incredible is the wrong word to describe the experience, more like sadistic.
We were there too! It was an amazing experience, so impressive to witness this!
Hope you enjoyed the meat
@@twahathomas3514 _y&,
Why u lyin i didnt see u there i am there always
Me too.
Me too.
Посмотрела с огромным удовольствием, ... Спасибо большое.
It's good, but very long, and unfortunately a little too far to see anything properly. But the interaction of the herd was brilliant, till in the end, hungry, thirsty and needing to cool down, they had to sacrifice one of their number. It was obvious he wasn't up to running away with the others. Just maybe the bull pushing him over, on that final charge, wasn't as much an accident, but as an act of martyrdom. Lol Thanks!!
Bevanna kittykattqueen ah.. spoiler alert**** haha - i was just scanning thru the comments as it is a tad boring at the beginning... it's still awesome to see how the herd acts as well as the lions - wish I could be there myself to see stuff like this. :)
I had to rewind . He sure did head butt his bro. To save the rest of the herd most likely
Stand off at the OK Coral. Absolutely fascinating!
Fascinating cat and (in this case) Buffalo game the way the lions were probing for any weaknesses in the herd and eventually found one.
I'm in. Q
Amazingly well done video. Again, I noticed the lions are using the safari vehicles. One for shade and two as protection from the buffalo. One nice thing about this video is showing how well organized the lions are. Wouldn't it be awesome if someone figured out how to train lions to round up cattle. Of course, just like the buffalo did in the end, you would have to sacrifice at least one of the cattle.
dont know what video u watched but i think it couldnt b the same one i watched
Charles you're an idiot.
Всё же буйволы не совсем умные животные
Did they deliberately gouge their own herd member and leave him? Or was it an accident?
OMG! There are so many vehicles. That’s why I would never go on a extremely commercialized safari.
Viideo is not good and clear
It's horens I suppose next year they have traffic wordens
It's a joke
It's so mind boggling to watch the lack of common sense by buffalos when confronted by lions. All they need to do for survival is move in units, stick together, and never separate from the unit. The only thing the lions can do or try to do against a buffalo unit or herd is trick individual buffalos to seperate from the group.
Good video
Lions are not jackals they are just trying to survive, Unlike humans, we’re just there to watch and enjoy. The panoramic view was great, however with all those cameras, didn’t anybody have a zoom lens to zoom in to the action after the buffalo went down?
Amazing vedio weldone buffalo for grop job wow...
1:10 i do'nt belive
un gran video !!! lastima que al final no pudieron acercarse mas !!! se ve muy poquito !!! igual esta muy bueno lo que subieron !!!! gracias !!!!
Liliana Elmo el mismo macho lo cornerio para así conveniencia de la manada x ser debil
Why does the buffalo run from lions first and then comes comeback after a while
nice video! thanks for sharing
“So happy glad NO CRAZY ASS MUSIC DRAMA FROM HUMANS !!! “JUST PURE REAL LIFE OF NATURE !!! I SPEND 3 WEEKS IN SOUTH AFRICA 2008 THIS IS HOW ITS EXPERIENCED !!! “SOUNDS OF NATURE !!!
Time code 32:25 - Looks like one buffalo is deliberately sacrifying the injured one by pushing it towards the lions.
They do that !
1:10 i do'nt belive
All hail king buffalo! You served your time well oh boy.
Those stupid tour guides should leave large gaps in between every four or five vehicles so the lions and buffalo can get through. There are entirely too many vehicles interfering with the animals.
28:56 11 lions.
The large buffalo they got will feed them for a while.
alan30189 I have been to the crater myself and at a rhino sighting there were 70 vehicles. It’s pretty bad
1:10 i do'nt belive
@@phamjennifer1096 Start counting the lions at 28:51. 11 lions.
@@alan30189 wow!! i like it.
It depends on where you go and what you want to do. A ~30 day trip with airfare from the US and back with spending money would run roughly $8,000. You can do it for a bit less if you are frugal, or a huge amount more. I recommend checking out GAdventures. That is who we did out trip through, and it turned out great.
Very impressive. My wife, daughter and grand-daughter were there two summers ago and have a similar video on RUclips...you should easily go past her 82,000 hits. Her video had a smaller group of lions and a smaller group of water buffalo. The lions were trying to cut out a young water buffalo. Seems like the lions always win.
Buffalos did very well this time. His partner was injured in his hind leg and they understood (after several attempts) that there was nothing else to do. 12:26
The camera missed the first attack.
They went away then came back. His partner sniffed that injured leg and new what was going on. The injured bull could never make it to water so he was done lions or no lions. Unless the herd can carry water back for him lol.
I really liked the waiting on the lions side,it paid off at the end.
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why are there so many cars at a sighting? some countries don't have laws governing the parks, this is not healthy for the animals
The cars keep on the roads, no off-roading, and the country needs the income from tourism. It spoils it alright but it helps pay the rent and the animals are used to it, the Crater is well-populated with wildlife and is more accessible than many other conservation areas.
Lions 32:25 : Thanks for helping us😆
I know everybody is excited but there is way too much noise and too many noisy vehicles . Maybe you could just watch and not disturb the animals.
A win-win. The lions live another day, the buffalo suffered minor casualties & Tanzania gets to keep a diverse ecosystem (without which there'd be less tourism, less $$ for imports, and so the locals would have to cull all the local buffalo anyways). Of course the lions get hated on, because they're at the top of the food chain. But just look how brave they are, taking on a much larger sized herd of much larger sized animals.
Jack Lancer Indeed and all that under a burning mid day sun. These cats work for their steak.
Не обижайте львов даже словесно , пожалуйста.
super scenes and very very rare scene here!
Terrible video..
Acho que os leons nao estao famintos.ou estao com muito medo da manada de bufalos.admiro a paciencia de voces.
Awesome to see it go from just hanging out in a chess match and then the end. P.S. I know you can’t get off the road all the other trucks are on and your not set up like nat geo out there so I won’t make silly comments about distance and quality etc etc. lol!
1:10 i do'nt belive
how many tourist can you fit in a small area?...i donnt even want to know how much they paid for that .... someone please tell m,e can you film with your I phone?
The lions and buffalos decided to move closer to the safari for a better video
I wish there were more videos of Bulls standing up to Lions.
AMAZING trip to Africa! You were so fortunate to have been able to witness this perfect cycle of life! The people criticizing you and this video must be vegetarians or vegans, because those of us who eat meat understand the lions. LoL!
There are only about 25,000 lions left in the wild and hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of buffalo. They NEED the lions to eliminate some, just to make sure they have enough to eat.
Carrie Bgceckett
Unity is strength, whether weak or strong. In another words united we stand, devided we fall. The same rule applies to Jungle animals.
1:10 i do'nt belive
Many cats hunt alone,no unity there..
@@garythegman9680 lions are the only cat that is social..ie lions live in a familiar unit..all blood related except for the adult male or males..the adult male will father cubs and will rule the pride usually from 5yrs of age to 10yrs would be a good run and a day would come that a younger stronger adult male would fight and win and then the pride is his...all of the lionesses can stay and any males would be chased off or if cubs they are killed to ensure the adult males bloodline...all male lions after a certain age are naturally territorial..possessive.when a prides young male cub starts to reach sub adulthood status he is exiled from the pride..which helps to keep a clean bloodline and also he is competition to his father for takeover...Lions are super interesting awesome animals
If not using zoom lens, why not go near them? U can make a better film near them, at a safe distance of course!
The fact that just at this site there is like 20 vehicles..wow..humans ruin the very last square inch of land...the poor animals trying to hunt with all the spectators cant help...it is sad! I know I wont contribute to it..I've forever wanted to go to Africa but not to add to this obvious encroachment on the wild life
Birth control, people!!
Lol,you crack me up..
Did the other bull intentionally knock him down, or was it an accidental collision while trying to chase away the lions? betrayed by one of his own!
it was an accident i think because he chased away lions after knocking his mate down.
**I was abt 2 Skip til U mentioned D Dilemma created by d cars!**
По ходу в этом кратере, машин больше чем буйволов!..
Maybe the buffalos should smash into some cars and then the cars might keep their distance and stop interfering with the animal behavior?
Why did you not focus in on the kill etc... very disappointing... left with a mystery... Why are the lions so complacent..
It is an amateur video..
How many of photos will you take? This is why you end up with no charge in your camera before even lunch time 😅
Y the Tourist block off the way that the buffalos could not pass r escape
Amazing bufflo
How many people does it take to count to 15 lol
The countryside is beautiful.
It was a volcano that blew its top a few years back.
Beautiful? It is just sand and brown grass..Lol
Máy thắng quay phím bmay có bản lĩnh bước xuống xe đối mặt với sư tử đi. Chỉ có tai chui rúc trong xe.
Настоящие хищники стоят на дороге Понаехали Приехали за эмоциями
"One, two, three... there's a lot. I dunno maybe I'm wrong." So close to Idiocracy.
The Buffalo find time for everything even in the face of danger.
Very sad for the buffalo. He sacrificed and died alone for his herd. But I want to see they survive together.
Something dies when lions feed.
He didnt die for his herd,he was just lazy and got eaten..
Great footage, man!
Lõvidel kõht täis,nüüd ehk tükk aega on rahu !!Lähevad täis kõhtu seedima ja põõsastesse põõnama😢Selline on elu Aafrikas,väga ohtlik ja hirmus!!😱
Is this in SA
Gosto muito de assistir. Mas gostaria que fosse dublado em português
This human thing isn't working out too bad. Nice to be able to stand upright and see over the tall grass.
Ngorongoro Crater is located in Tanzania.
In camera no zoom very bad 👆👆
Was the cameraman scared of zooming up close ?
12:12 See that, there's the wounded one, camera guy points the camera directly up at the sky, shees!
Different camera guy this would be a great video.
Lions cleverly spreading the herd out looking to isolate a buffalo - preferably a young one.
You take this video in phone camera
Danke das war schön
We never did get an exact count as all the lions were moving around too much. We believe there were 3 male lions, and 6-12 more lionesses.
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一群流氓
I had 3 seizures watching this
Interesting documentary but no zoom!
I think it is so weird all these tourists just want to see and take photos of a kill.
Thats why they go on safaris,do you expect them all to play tag?
@@garythegman9680 haha not funny. Don’t remotely appreciate the sarcasm. Believe it or not, a lot of animal lovers just like to see animals living in their natural environment. Wow, what a novel concept. Go figure.
Isto e um park logo os bufalos sao colocados ai pra alimentar nao so os leoes como leopardos leoas hienas
Looks like one Buffalo had to be sacrificed so the herd can move on
Thank so
Anáturesa e bonito assim au ar livre pra você apresiar
couldn't you get closer?
Love Ngorongoro crater for sho!!
I like when these buffalos force big cats to do jemnastics 🤸
what i see here a betray, a buffalo betray another one, so as to save the rest, the one being eaten alive is scarifying himself to save his companions, buffalo did that all the time when they actually could defeat the lions by teaming together, they just panic
They are cowards like African !
@@charleshoang7363 they held out as long as they can! Eventually they gotta get some water and some feed themselves.
How unintelligent you all are, do you not realize that this has been going on for centuries, older animals in the herd will be taken by predators for the herd to survive. This is the reason that herds exist.
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Lol buffalo are just another food source,they arent smart enough to sacrifice each other,they just eat and crap,lazy animals..
No, it did not spoil this experience. However there were other locations that were not as open and it was a bit crowded.
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Can you people leave those Buffalo alone, Stop chased those Buffalo for Lions to killed