Lions attack Wild Dogs with very small puppies on their way to new den
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Wild dogs, or African painted dogs, often choose dens that provide safety and concealment for their pups. However, denning close to a road can be risky due to human disturbances, the possibility of the pups being injured by vehicles and being more accessible to predators. In this case two adult wild dogs with ten pups were denning next to the Satara - Tshokwane road just south of Nkaya pan near Satara Rest Camp in the Kruger National Park. To ensure the safety of their pups wild dogs often change dens either due to human disturbances such as the constant presence vehicles or to avoid detection by predators. However, this movement can make them vulnerable, as predators may take advantage of these moments to attack. When these two wild dogs started moving the 10 pups along the tar road, presumably to a new den, it was an extremely noisy process due to the yelping and vocalizations of the pups. During the move two hyenas started following the pack; while the two adult wild dogs were preoccupied with the hyenas, the pups were left unguarded and became vulnerable. This was when three sub-adult male lions took advantage of the situation and attacked the pups, the attack resulted in the death of at least two pups and scattered the confused and panicked rest of the pups. Lions typically do not eat wild dogs. While they do kill wild dogs, this behavior is usually driven by competition rather than a need for food. Lions and wild dogs compete for similar prey, and by reducing the number of wild dogs, lions can decrease competition for these resources. The primary instinct of wild dogs is to protect their young, but the overwhelming threat posed by the lions led to unavoidable losses. Immediately after the incident, after the lions left, the two adult wild dogs began searching intensively for the pups by vocalizing and trying to gather the scattered pups. Wild dogs are known to persist in searching for lost pups for extended periods, sometimes even up to a day or more, depending on the circumstances. They will continue to actively look and call for the missing pups. By the time we left the sighting the adults had no success in locating the pups.
Them puppies loud as hell, alerting the whole neighborhood that its lunchtime...lol 😂
THANK YOU!!!! LMAO...
line of vehicles following babies.
I’ve often thought that, too. If they shut up a little maybe more would survive.
@@alanratay4583 You know they're animals, right?
@@blobbertmcblob4888 like we all
I wonder if having 50 vehicles following the dogs and puppies played any part in them not avoiding danger.. 🤷🏼♂️
The road attracts them all?
Seems as though it would, but I believe the lions are going to find the dogs without the invasion of humans…
I love wild life and safaris but I think humans are becoming too intrusive in wild life
@@the_engineer325 how so?
My thought exactly! While I enjoy some of these videos this whole invasive tourism saddens me
The problem with Kruger is too many unregulated tourists who have no sense of passion for the animals 😮 only their own selfishness 😢
Nah. U must not interfere.
@ycshittu5412 a convoy of vehicles following wild dogs around is interfering. It's weird you can't understand that. Not wasting my time on this plebeian.
@@ycshittu5412 They've already intervened lol. It's unnatural that people are there with their cars.
@@mikhail6790 no its not. It's a game reserve. People pay to watch. That's how they generate revenue to pay rangers that protect the animals from poachers. Speaking as an african
what do you expect from millionaires going on safari, basic understanding of wildlife? they laugh manically when animals get eaten alive
cmon man at this point u cant deny the tourists there are interfering with nature...
Actually the lions are interfering with nature first before the tourists..
@@banggoman7371Why? It is their instinct to kill the dogs.
@@banggoman7371 lions are nature
The dog's went to the road to try to avoid the Lions and instead of losing lots of pups they only lost one.
@@KumaLynx-mj9cz and so the tourists..
All that yipping and whining is just like ringing the dinner bell for a predator.
Probably because the engines are loud af 😂 and theres a bunch of them in one spot. If "yipping and whining" was the way to kill these things then I imagine that wild dogs probably wouldnt exist considering they've all made similar sounds at one point no? 🫡🤦♂️ @@LakeSanctuary740
Can these people just keep the distance.
Exactly.
Νο. It's on the road. Animals need to fuck off from there.
Idiot what these people have to do with them???!!!
I was thinking the same thing
"do I dare eat it in front of the camera?" , " take it into the long gras first, it's better for PR" 😎 Nature good folks
I have been fortunate to visit Kruger Park more than 15 times, starting in 1996 and my last visit was in 2019. However, I have made the difficult decision to never return. The park has become excessively developed to cater to the large number of foreign tourists who visit every year. This has had a devastating impact on the wildlife. Kruger Park, once a beautiful sanctuary, has now turned into a congested hub of inexperienced and sometimes disrespectful visitors. Many South Africans can no longer afford to visit the park due to the corrupt government's focus on attracting foreign tourists for financial gain. It is truly heartbreaking.
I was in Kruger in 1993. Sorry to hear of your observations...it was truly a wonderful place (saw a black leopard, of all things).
I am surprised the government does not have two entry fees: one for South Africans and another for international tourists. Many places do this.
Government and Religion are the cancer of mankind. But people will always support them until the end of times.
@@alanfoster6589 I'm pleased that you could experience Kruger during its prime. While Kruger Park does provide South Africans with discounted entry fees, acquiring them is extremely challenging. Foreign tourists are given priority over locals. Although I'm not South African, I resided in South Africa for 3 years, and my South African friends have kept me informed about these matters.
@@alanfoster6589they do. The op is talking absolute nonsense.
This is completely inaccurate. You obviously have no idea what you are talking about. R122 per adult and R60 per child. The park is very well run. Abundance of wildlife. Just came back from a trip to the Kruger a week ago. Gates are closed when the daily quota is reached. Best sightings we have ever had in the Kruger.
SORRY FOR THE PUPS BUT AS YOU KNOW THOESE WILD DOGS CATCH A SINGLE FEMALE LION WITH HER CUBS THEY WOULD TRY ARE DO THE SAME THING OR WORST.
true
True, but lions are classified as vulnerable, wild African dogs (terrible name, I prefer lycaon) are endangered... so their losses are much harder on the species overall.
@@lilith6571 They're really endangered?
Sh*t, I would have never guessed. They seem so prolific and (I believe) have the highest hunting success rate of all the predators on the Savannah.
Being a cat lover, I am partial to all the big cats, but I have a soft spot for the African dogs. They have so much personality!
They’re gross.
@@klauswigsmith Yeah, their numbers have been decreasing, very significantly so in some places, afaik the main issue, as it's often the case, appears to be habitat loss/fragmentation, it's reducing their genetic difference, making them more vulnerable to diseases. It looks like in South Africa they artificially move them from one place to another, and there are plans to use artificial insemination, in order to alleviate somewhat the problem.
The young male lions are so awesome looking
Pure elegance.
They look like dragons.
The lionesses job to do the hunting and females don't have mains.
@@Adzcantsing Those were both young males and had the beginnings of manes growing around their necks and heads.
Beautiful young male lions 🦁
ワイルドドッグの子供の群れを動画で見るのは初めてですが、
色々な動物生き物の生存で、自然動物界が成り立って居る事が実感できる動画ですね。
The two young male lions...."hey what's this?......Come on man, let's go, live the kid alone....okay......naaah, I'm hungry."
Love the description, it’s very informative. Im learning!
That puppy would be doing a lot worse to its own prey.
Lions eat their prey often alive. RUclips is full of videos showing that. I can't even believe you didn't see any of it
@@Dutti215your response is irrelevant did you not fkn understand? No one is talking about the hyena eating its own pups for you to bring up lions eating their own,
@@GuillermoSanchez-jr6mp I know that male lions kill lions cubs unless they were their own offspring but I didn't even bring it up. I was talking about lions eating the prey often alive lol. The video is about lions and wild dogs. Hyenas are out of it lion fanboy. The guy accused wild dogs and I replied to him. Cope lion fanboy
@@GuillermoSanchez-jr6mpThat's a weird hyena-sexual who hates lions to death for no reason. That weirdo is on every lion and hyena video 😂😂😂
Where?
It seems most of the puppies made it. I might be wrong.
Из-за машины ничего не слышно было взрослым гиеновым собакам так бы они успели спрятать щенят. Есть вина тех людей которые ехали и снимали на камеру как убивают щенят.
Львы кушали щенят - своих и чужих - уже тысячи лет, без всяких машин.
@@vparakhin..Yes you're right..there's always been hunters and the hunted ...but the absurd number of vehicles with their motors running ( as a rule) definately make it more difficult for communication between those being hunted ...communication is so important re an urgent exit strategy when being hunted or followed....that's a known fact....the wildlife can't hear one another above the engine noise..... particularly if they're bloody diesel engines!.... Fact....Too many vehicles making it much more difficult for those puppies to hear the pack over the noise and make their escape ...
An ad on to my comment:....when I was in Tanzania, I watched a cheetah mother with cubs that was semi encircled by so many vehicles as she started her hunt, that she deflected and just gave up...another missed opportunity for her which she couldn't afford ..... that says it all!!
Te pojazdy jadące za zwierzętami gorsze niż naturalny instynkt zwierząt.
👍👍👍
Please be careful with the animals, thank you, many blessings.
Well documented Lisa it's a cruel world out there.
I can't even understand why people would be driving in their vehicles following a pack of wild canine up and down a dirt road somewhere in Africa, has life become so boring?????
They Are not following, just driving by and noticed them. Just Like noticing a deer or bear on the side the road eating or walking by.
That dirt road sure looked black topped to me. Have you been to a national park in America the past twenty years? Same thing. They paid to be there and were encouraged to do so to bolster the local economy - and are VERY much welcomed due to that - and also see some spectacular wildlife. I'll agree that it's not the most natural setting (at least this particular video), but it's 2024 and these creatures don't even pay any notice to the vehicles they're so used to it, and frankly, whether there was anyone there or not this scenario would have transpired. It's called nature. Not really all that far removed from you or I browsing the local supermarket meat aisle.
@dyates6380 yep, you're exactly right, the love of money, that's a weakness that man can not afford to overcome up to now, when they are not killing these animals for sport and bragging rights they are a bother and interference to the animal's social and domestic routine, give the animals a break I say.
Always has been
Well, you're watching too.
Wild dogs. After careful scouting trying to discreetly move the pups. Meanwhile 50 cars ...
Pity we cant complain and limit these people interferring!
If anything, the noise of the vehicles would tend to drown out the crying of the pups more than it would attract predators.
When the puppy was attacked, where was the rest of the pack at?
You could see the pup was injured or somewhat lame and it had no chance in the wild.
Seeing the adult painted dog jumping around in search of the lost puppy at the end is heart breaking, maybe there's a chance the puppy survived somehow..?
Нет, конечно. Его специально украли от родителей и подбросили львам. Сломав предварительно задние лапы.
@@antonbar5494What are you on about, stolen by who exactly?
Nio chance. And that Puppy would have grown into an adult who does a lot worse to otrher animals. So what.
@@zigzung5569Don't pay no mind, he must be subject to hallucinations.
@@zigzung5569. Probably by Hillary Clinton.
Esto es lo último de la vida salvaje. El humano y su destrucción de ecosistemas...
Did the car hit the little dog? Various situations can be turned around by such persistent car attacks, will it change? It's not nice to watch wildlife when there are lots of cars driving around
Stop yapping! 😂
Dog looked like it was lost and stayed put to be found by their parents but ended up meeting their end instead. But yeah I do agree that it’s dangerous for any animal to be on the road lol
them cars waited around hoping to see that shit
Yea they’re on safari that’s what they payed for.
How did you post that emoji?
@@PSYCHOBEVOon website version you can click and choose from many emojis that are dedicated from RUclips.
I was surprised too when I see one of them, different design 😊😊😊
So nice of that lesbian lion couple to be able to adopt that lost puppy. South africa is so progressive these days. 🤗
🦁: Trajiste la catsup?
🦁: No.
At about 2:08 I thought of the Far Side cartoon with caption, "Look out! This one's got a coathanger!"
0:37 New security alarm system sound.
The lions are trying to lure the parents to them. They will poke the puppy every now and then to make it cry. The wild dogs already know where the puppy is, the parents are deciding if they should try to get the 1 puppy or leave and raise the other 9 puppies.
What would you do? 🤔
I think wild dog puppies should learn to be silent.
@@liberated743 And how should they be silent when they are puppies? Try being around a baby and see if the baby will learn to be silent.
@@MusicLove-jd5xf When they sense danger, they should hide and be quiet by instinct, just like the cubs of other species of animals do.
@@liberated743 Not all cub species stay silent. You do also realize that the humans are in cars with the engine turned on trying to video tape them. They are all crossing the roads.
@@MusicLove-jd5xf Anyway, although I feel a little sorry for the puppy, I don't like wild dogs, I find them repulsive, and I hate how they even seem to enjoy tearing any prey alive. (Yes, I know sometimes lions do it too, but at least they don't seem to be enjoying themselves while doing it.)
I can’t watch this anymore
I can. With great interest.
Big idiot @@starter47990
Then don't?
The lion was interestingly gentle while killing the pup. Not sure if being around other lion cubs may have garnered that behavior.
What I can see is that the wild dog has a problem with his leg?
Это сделали люди. Для видео.
Ongelooflike video Liza!! Hoop die ander pups het oorleef!😢
Those puppies may be cute, but actually they are a merciless killer 💀💀💀
Not even a snack
"So sad" in commentary ?? huh.....
These "little wilds dogs" aren't grandma's little dogs! They're wild dogs, and they're much more cruel when they attack prey than lions! These dogs disembowel their victim alive, eating the organs... The victim isn't killed, and agonizes the whole time in atrocious pain....🤢 Anyway, be careful, they're not gentles dogs! They also kill lion cubs if they find them! So anyway, it's normal for lions to take revenge.😈🦁
As if lions haven t learned incoming slow car mean food.
They can smell them also
These people are type of those who believes the world belongs to their father
Wow! Those puppies are loud. They sound like a broken ambulance siren.
Oh my heart…..I know it’s nature, but the tiny cub wasn’t even worth the snack for the lion…..
It didn’t even eat it.
Он хромал, родителей не было рядом. Щенка подбросили львам. Это сделали люди для видео. Они же сломали ему лапы.
Not about food they’re getting rid of the competition
@@antonbar5494 Здравствуй. Доказательство этому есть.?
This is like a regulated nature park and what is you see is a "show". I doubt those lion would be so hesitant with their food out in the wild.
Those lions are observing the human as much as they are being observed. I believe that they are thinking that the humans might do something to them if they immediately start feasting on those cubs. They know they caught your attentions
At the same time, the park need the money from those tourist to pay for the park maintenance so the losses from these "show" are within calculation.
If you truly want to see nature at work, just watch from your couch on some geographic documentary. While you don't get to "feel" the atmosphere, whatever that is filmed by the experts from their distance is more authentic than this.
Annoying seeing 20 cars swarming the hunt 🤦🏽♂️
The noise these animals make sounds like an underwater missile detector 0:04
Pretty disgusting seeing all the cars literally surrounding the animals and blocking them in, essentially leaving the pup with nowhere to go and the lions with nothing else to focus on except the pup :/
People need to BACK IT UP
Отряд летенышей и няньки❤❤❤❤
How could people come to seeing these horrible tragedies to animals 😭😭😭😭
Leave them alone. You’re interfering with a natural process. Get your emotions in check!
Por eso las camadas son grandes..hay una alta mortandad cuando cachorros y aún así sobreviven una gran cantidad para la adultez
It is hard to watch sometimes when it involves small animals, but this nature and you have to let nature take its course. There's nothing we can do about it.
Puppy or not ... after knowing the cruelty in the way he is going to kill his prey as an adult , i'm really not feeling too sorry ...
Anyone who seen wild dogs hunt ,knows what i mean ...
They have no choice. They have to eat quick and get the hell out of there because other predators will be right behind them. They do not have time or the hardware to kill in a more so called appropriate manner. Plus they don’t have 4 sets of retractable claws like the big cats do. They only have their jaws. Just bringing awareness my friend. I used to think the same as you. Be well.
@@jxknight1980 well explained
Blaming a wild animal for what they have to do to survive is incredibly foolish. Lions have also been observed eating their prey alive sometimes.
@@LoveForLycaonPictus wasn't blaming anyone ..just stating a fact
I agree. Next to hyenas wild dogs are the worst.
Those wild dogs can’t domesticated like regular dogs. They are just wild animals like lions.
A tarmac road,cars running,engine noise...
I sincerely feel like we're going way too far.
May be I can't see the bright side...if ever existing.
If it wasn't for the tarmac the park wouldn't be there at all. Pretty amazing that it's still there even with the money the road brings in.
@@oneeyedman99
It probably offers the chance of a vast wildlife
sighting but honestly a sand path or any sort of off road trail would be properly fitting the whole environment inside those protected areas. Hopefully I'm wrong but I guess human activities are already deteriorating the ecosystem even inside african natural parks and reserves.
@@INDIGOBLUE555 Unpaved roads are much more destructive to the environment when there is heavy traffic. A sand road would quickly turn into a muddy mess that would be tough for both cars and animals to navigate.
@@oneeyedman99
The heavy traffic ! Are we waiting for traffic lights 🚥in Serengety reserve ??!
Are we cheering at lines and overcrowding as like as on the Everest South Col Route ? Of course tourism generates income but we must pay attention to preserve natural environment *before* making damage instead of crying in the aftermath of our behaviours.
My vantage point is that those sites,as such as in this video, should be considered humanity natural patrimony.*We* made so many mistakes here in Western Europe and we're already paying dearly for them.Hopefully *we* don't want to iterate such behaviours in Africa.
@@INDIGOBLUE555 Who's "we"? Are you South African?
Did the lions sheared the snack?
😂
The dogs chose to travel along the road that they know vehicles move along. A lot of people are blaming the cars for alerting the lions to an easy meal (although I think the pups squealing did the job just fine), but I wonder if the dogs see the cars being around as an advantage in the task of moving all those pups from one spot to another.
That chirp is probably the most annoying chirp I've ever heard in my life. So loud
Tres jolie video avec les animaux odete bica🐪🐪🐎🐎🦁🦁
They didn't kill it they were just curious they knew it was a puppy ✋😏
We don’t know we haven’t seen the rest of the video, but I really hope that this little baby wasn’t killed or devoured 😢😢
Don’t lions kill and eat baby hyenas ?? Do they only hunt adults ?
Tell me ??
@@polyanna6068 There were instances where lions even raised & protected small animals they found it's documented everywhere you can even find it in RUclips ...
Very hard to watch but unbelievable footage. You've witnessed an age old battle between cat and dog. Wow.
Вы стали свидетелями того, чем занимаются местные, чтобы подарить "хорошие кадры" заказчикам.
I was wondering how dangerous it was when the road was created. I believe they have fenced the area to avoid wild animals
The hyenas are one of the few animals i dont feel bad for
Esses cães selvagens são destruidores implacáveis de vidas. Eles devoram uma impala viva rasgando o seu ventre enquanto ela agoniza viva. Pena que os leões não mataram a matilha inteira.
Sad from an emotional view yet in the larger scheme of nature and universal energy everything especially in the animal kingdom, all life is replenished regenerated and evolves. It may seem brutal but is the perfect harmony that nature always expresses.
Can't pass up a free Snickers bar even if you find it on the pavement.
Je te parle, le fait que tous ces véhicules ont peut-être ou sûrement gêne le petit, je ne suis pas aveugle ,j ai vu que le lion a attrapé le petit, je te parle de la manœuvre des véhicules qui a généré la confusion chez le petit,
Run for your lives, little ones.
The parents may be inexperienced. They could have better camouflaged travelling in the grass as the road is open and can be seen from a long distance.
Wild dogs have a low survival rate to maturity compensated big litter of pups.
Nature works in mysterious ways
I don’t think the lion ate it🤔 No blood?
La natura e crudele e spietata allo stesso tempo queste scene sono agghiaccianti sono sconcertato
The vehicles follow many many different kinds of animals. They are not alerting anyone. The lions & every animal there follow their senses. They’re not humans. The dogs seem to have known danger was very very close. They took them to an open spot without the cover of the grass. Very unfortunate but it’s part of their daily existence.
Too many tourists. Traffic in that park should be guided safari only.
Damn lions 😢😢😢😢
That's nature it's alot note real and truthful then the world is
I think Kruger should be a hike only park for tourists 😊, no cars , all on foot . Cold drinks for the groups when the get to other side😅. You know they would sign up
what? you came to see this sight like this.
At first glance, it looks like human interference caused just enough distraction and that puppy made a bad decision and separated from the group. Maybe thought to hide near people and the cars and got lost. The dogs can't go in and save her.
These are super loud vehicles!!! Disrupting nature balance.
Such gentlemen they were, to go behind the tall grass. 😶
I know it's a part of nature but, still, it's so hard to see it happen. To listen to the cries of the pup being tortured.
Too many effing vehicles too close. You people caused this.
Muy bien leones
so sad, and yes humans are way too close...
Animals lower than a lion cannot understand that being near these tourist caravans is synonymous with death. Evolution did not prepare them for this, they simply see friendly beings, they feel safe and approach...they hear the smiles of those beings; But they never expect that behind that moving rock is a lion, taking advantage of an easy meal.
Damn. Them pups were on their way home from kindergarten
Surprised predators and prey can hear anything over your car engines.
Wild dogs usually travel in packs. They was slipping that day.
It's crazy that all these cars follow ... just crazy.
Indicater sound 😆
It's nature, we are content to watch it
That poor thing. He wanted the Big Mac but could only settle for the Happy Meal. 😢
🥩🦁😈
These cars is what drew those Lions over..so sad how people are
Eat well, King Simba.
Lions doing what lions do best. Eradication enemies.
Wild dogs had a major skill issue having puppies near a road.
I would say lions were distracted, without the cars, all the pups would be gone.
10 years ago , driving guides in kruger threw food out to attract animals if things were not happening , like in the sea's with sharks , wildlife park animals learn vehicles / boats means food .....its so wrong
How much does Africa get paid, letting these outsiders do this all the time
Way too many vehicles and too close
I'm sensing an uncanny valley with them dogs at the beginning
Very funny!
Why don't the adult wild dogs try to distract the lions, so the pups can get to safety?