@@adiosmiamigo Multiple females will gang up on one male if they don't want any male around. A pride of females will tear up and chase off an outside male to protect their cubs. If they accept him they'll still beat up just to show them they mean business in the pride. The male already in their pride they'll still shove him around a bit when it comes to their cubs. Sure one male can kill the females, he just doesn't want to get into a fight with 3, 4 or 5 females all at once. So he backs off. This is why females gang up. They know there's a better chance of chasing off unwanted males together.
@@black10872 In this situation she scared him off. The lioness didn’t like the males treatment of the cub and told him that. The male ran away because he doesn’t want to fight. Yes a male lion is physically stronger but he’s not dumb. If they would end up fighting, they would both get hurt. Not a snart move now is it? 🤔😂
Right, which must be a difficult feat with jaws and teeth that rip to shreds...just shows they have feelings like us about our babies..someone mentioned he was probably teaching the babies skills..but mom was right to intervene..too rough there pop 😊
@Son Of Rabat A lion pride is a sisterhood, meaning if you beef with one of them you beef with all of them. There can be up to 12 lionesses in a single pride. The lionesses also live with the pride their entire lives. The lionesses are the landlords and the male is just on lease. However, sometimes they cancel his lease along with him. I really don't think a lone male lion stands a chance against a bunch of angry females.
@@swiggityswootyimcomingtost8938 That’s completely the other way around theirs a reason why without male lions their is no pride and their is a reason why if a male lion leave the pride the remaining lions will suffer. The more male lions the stronger the pride the males are made to protect the pride and to hunt big prey that will feed the pride and keep the pride healthy without the males the pride will slowly die off
@@John-it2db Actually, that's incorrect. The more male lions the more mouths to feed. That's why when male lions mature they're forced to leave the pride to avoid incest and them hogging all the food while being less effective at hunting. Male lions ARE essential to a pride, but the pride is strongest when it has more females than males.
@@John-it2db That simply is not true. The average pride consists of two to three mature lions and five to ten lionesses and their offspring. The lionesses do the majority of the hunting; although smaller than lions, lionesses are faster and better at stalking because they blend in (a lion's mane doesn't blend in as well). Due to their bigger size, however, lions are better at taking on the larger game such as Cape Buffaloes. The lions most important role is protector of the pride, fending off other lions from taking over the pride, since new lions' first order of business is to kill all the existing cubs so they can mate with the lionesses.
@@lifeismusikmusikislife4684 You have not watched proper videos about male lions enough to know that it was not gentle... it starts out like this until it gets rough... sometimes it can cost the life of the cub since these are just animals and do not know their own strength... it's actually concerning when you see a male lion going after and *playing* with a cub, it must be monitored at all cost...
@javadbahram795 I think you underestimate their intelligence, lions recognize their own strength and can keep it in check when theyre around their cubs. Its why lionesses can carry their cubs in their mouths. The father was being gentle, he was just batting the cub around. The cub didnt want to play anymore so the mother stepped in. If he was being "not gentle" the cub would have been nearly killed, but we clearly see that it was fine.
@@Crunchkycrizipy And you're overestimating their intelligence... the mother carries it in its mouth based on its instincts, as they are the ones designed to take care of the cubs, not the father. You can easily tell when you watch lion pride videos where the father pretty much ignores the cubs. They are known to play with their prey as well, like till its over and they kill it later. The mother senses discomfort and even danger of their offspring based on that instinct and react to the situation they are in. Since we put emotions and whatnot in everything, we get lost in our perception of things and attribute human characteristics to them. In this video, the lion was clearly messing with the cub and annoying it, and the cub made noises as a sign of disturbance because that was its only way of protecting itself and the mother stepped in to stop this annoyance.
You're wrong on how lions become kings. The lion king would banish his male cubs once they are teens in fear of them overthrowing him and those banished male lions would return to the family as adults to fight the father and overthrow him.
@@crimsoncourt9354 But it all starts at a solid foundation my friend, a lion male kicks out his own offspring to prevent inbreeding in the pride, those teen lions need to go out in the Savannah and kick some other non relative males butt once they get older so they can get prides of their own. Now if that cub is not confident in his ability or was raised to be a weakling then he is pretty much screwed. The dad is engaging the cubs "defensive drive" similar to what you would do in security K9 training. You have to be able to engage the right drive to get the required result which dad obviously did perfectly. I suggest you watch some videos training Belgian Malinois/Dutch shepherd/German Shepherd puppies. You have to pretend like they hurt you or you are injured. It builds up the confidence of the puppies/dog. I work with these dogs so I kinda get what it's about.
Actually human women abuse and kill their kids alot more than father do. Also..single mother's children are failing all over the west While single fathers kids are thriving Statistics don't lie.
All of us fathers get the same treatment from the wife when we play with our babies mothers are always giving fathers a little slap to tell us we are being a little too rough 😂.
Male lions kill their kids all the time. Its an actual fact. Males arent involved in parenting so these things are never about what you people think they are.
@@boyafrika5748 I didn’t notice that because I only watched the video once, just because the mom didn’t like dad’s methods doesn’t mean that dad wasn’t helping in his own way.
@@boyafrika5748 ok i get it you are one of those people that absolutely need to argue over dumb shit that doesn’t matter. If this video hurts your feelings then I’d hate to be you because worrying about dumb shit all the time sounds uncomfortable.
Oohhhh yes. He coulda had that baby’s neck snapped or skull crushed in a flash! He was SO delicate with him! So rare to see such a chill Dad who isn’t aggressive about anything. Mom barely had to do anything.
Indeed ... The lion is an apex predator for a reason ... A healthy male adult lion can bring down a fully grown Wilde beast .... That Cub doesn't even Count ... 😆
Absolutely he was being extra careful not to harm the little guy, remember a full grown male is massive, and nimble look how he scales that rock at the end.
Pause at the @0:47, look at the right border of the frame. He wasn't pretending. They edited the video closing in on the lion to hide her, but what happened is that the mum had enough. @0:27 she gave him "the look", a clear and loud warning. He backed off but only for a little while, then started playing with the cub again. Mum circled around and attacked him from behind. He's only playing and he knows better than piss off a female protecting her cubs. Now, in a real fight he probably would win, a male lion is much bigger and stronger, still probably he really doesn't want to get in a fight with her. So he's definitely NOT pretending to be scared.
@@TheMule71 What are you talking about?. He would have massacred her if he wanted. She doesn't stand a chance. This is no difference from us playing with our kids. And then when the mom come in between we react the same. But the same there she doesn't stand a chance in a real fight. People are delusional and it can get you hurt if you going around thinking like this.
@Son Of Rabat The lionesses are in charge of the hunting therefore a lion for them is an easy kill, they are the hunters and killers the lion males are lazy and not up to a lioness killer skills!
At the very end on the right of the screen, around the other side of the tree. A quick flash of a lioness charging dad. That’s why he took of running and roaring 🤣😭🤣😭
That's the way it is. Group of lionesses watch over and protect the cubs. That's why the father will play with the cub, but knowing that he can't seriously harm the cub. The male lion ran off, not because of the cubs reaction, but out of what the lionesses could do to him as a result of that type of reaction towards him from the cub.
@@anaibarangan4908 false the male ran so that the Cub can chase him that’s natural behavior and hunting skill training the father is teaching his Cubs that male lion can wipe the floor with all those females and have them for dinner if he pleased
@ahabduennschitz7670 Not all of us. Some of us aren't scared of our wives. Some of us knows how to put her in her place. Some of us are actual men with a spine.
@@SynergyEnergy33 it’s still going to live with lions throughout its life in captivity and it’s apart of their natural instincts. If the cub isn’t toughened up, he will just be completely dominated and abused by other lions throughout its life.
It isn't that serious. From birth to death, these lions lives are fully controlled by their human overseers. They will not allow anything bad to happen to that cub now or in the future as an adult.
You are right David, and not to get all crazy, but these lions would just about give their lives for that cub, where as human women argue reasons that they should abort their babies. Who exactly is the civilized species?
What a great dad, he just wanted a reaction. He wants to know he's raising a cub that can have a pride one day. And as soon as he got the rawr, he acted terriified and fled, helping to instil confidence.
Absolutely nothing to do with what the video is showing. Animals do not pretend like this. You are adding a little too much of your human feelings in this.
@@JesusLovesEVERYTHING you are not just clueless, you are deeply clueless even from such a clear video. The male lion ran because of the females getting aggressive. Nothing to do with pretending to run away from the lion cub's "roar". This is not Disney's The Lion King. Get back into the real world...
The Dad (Male Lion) is teaching the baby cub how to be ferocious and confident. The way the (Daddy) Male Lion jumps across the rocks (when Mom says that's enough classroom teaching for today) is so majestic.
Yeah, he's safe cuz he's in a zoo. In his real habitat, he'd be fearing for his life when a bunch of other males want to take over his pride and would possibly kill him.
The cubs mother seemed a little concerned, looks like she chased off the male in the end, you can see her in the right hand corner they are very protective over their cubs.
Lions are one of the few animals that you just understand what's going on from the outside looking in even though they don't say much. I love how the lioness' have the concerned look face as the Dad keeps playing with the kid..
awww Daddy is teaching him well! I read how they play 'attack' scenes out gently to teach their little ones & pretend to act scared when they do the right thing, and daddy did that at the end! this was a blessing to get to see!
You’re both right. In this video dad got a little carried away and was mom- checked. But somewhere out there is a great video of a mother lion obviously spotting her cub badly hiding behind a log, walking nonchalantly past, and sailing about four feet straight up in the air when the cub “ surprises” her. It’s hilarious.
A father teaching his son not to be a coward, when picked on, when being bullied DON'T TAKE SHIT FROM NOBODY NO MATTER HOW BIG THEY ARE. STAND YOUR GROUND. Beautiful, now we as humans need to accept this challenge and teach our son's how to be brave Men
Yep, Dad scragging the kid like any of us fathers used to do (I say used to because you're probably not allowed to do that sort of thing these days !!)
The mommy stepped in to tell daddy it’s time , and the cub actually kind of hissed at the daddy, very brave cub! Nice the daddy said ok and hopped off!
🤣🤣 he’s destroy that whole zoo at the same time if he wanted to. He did not back off. He was playing around.. this lion has a black mane!!! Meaning he’s very very very powerful!!
@@mikej1633 - The lion ran because the lioness chased him. For the record, the females in the pride do the hunting. The lions are well aware of their strength.
@@blacknosugarnocream male lion is twice as powerful as a female one. He backed because of respect and love not fear. He could fold her if he wants to. And male lions hunt more than u think. Female lions hunt faster prey. But when it's hippos, buffalo, giraffe male lion also take part in the hunt.
@@sailo8681 - Females are better hunters & stronger runners. Do male lions join in sometimes? I will give you that. But as for why the lion backed off, you're anthropomorphizing the lion -- I have a tendency to do that to animals, too. However, in that same vein, you fail to consider there is only ONE adult male in a pride. If he attacks a mom who "shoos" him away from a cub for being too rough, rest assured the rest of the lionesses will protect her. NONE of them would trust the male in the pride if he not only roughs up a cub (their raison d'etre), but also "folds" an adult female who helps the others hunt. He moved away because he was made to do so. The consequences for not doing so would be too dire.
@@blacknosugarnocream Females are not better hunters. They take on hunting while males fight for territory. Male lions are generally involved in hunting unless there's territory threats. A male lion can take a buffalo BY HIMSELF. It takes 3-5 females to do that. In this clip the male lion isn't fearful of the lionesses physical. He can kill all 3 of them if he wanted to. Mom was just letting him know enough is enough, you see this behaviour throughout animals.
Was at the zoo recently, went by the Lions, and was lucky enough to be close when one of the male lions started to roar. The sound of that beast resonated to my core. I was amazed at the volume of sound! What a magnificent creature.
One of the most terrifying things in this life is hearing lions roar near you. It happened to me once, either in 1997 or 1998, as I recall, at the Nairobi Animal Orphanage, here in Kenya, in East Africa. My body went cold. I don't even know what triggered the lions into roaring all at once, but it's scary. A Kenya Wildlife Service warden sprinted at me from some distance away, anxiously asking me in Kiswahili, "What happened?! What happened?!" ("Ni nini?! Ni nini?!"). I answered him in Kiswahili too, "Sijui ni nini" ("I don't know what it is"). Even the Kenya Wildlife Service warden was visibly anxious and perplexed, and he looked like an experienced guy to me. Regards, Michael M. Kamau, Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa, 27th April 2024.
@@freespeech4023 As Earth is a prison for the souls of human beings. The animals in a 'zoo' have compassionate care and are fed according to their nutritional needs. They are in captivity and the status of the species plight in the wild is made know to those who care to read about it, zoos are opportunities to educate the public about our fellow inhabitants of this ball flotaing through space. Nothing is perfect.
Awww the Dad is acting like his cub scared him at the end lol I love when this happens bc he's actually training the cub to do that and by acting scared the cub is learning what it takes to defend himself. So amazing!!! They are so intelligent.
No I really think it was the little guy giving a roar, that made dad fake fear, lions definitely do this, they also fake like the little ones are stronger than they really are, probably to instill confidence.
@terrencejackson9248Why would you say "mommy bear" when it's a lion. I get the saying when used in relations to humans, but they're both animals. Why not be specific and address the right animal
The dad reminds me of my father . He the type to be goofy towards us . That cub got the best dad because it’s rare for a lion to initiate play with its cub it’s the other way around
Female cats are highly protective, and I find it adorable how these lions were interacting with each other! Even my little female domesticated cat will "protect" me from my male cat when he gets too vocal or rough while playing with me. Its hilarious
@@alicepittman2411 no he ran so that the cub can chase him he’s teaching the cub and training the cub for hunting skills this is natural behavior and do you think that a male lion would fear female lions??? The male lion that can take down a thousand plus pound buffalo? The male lions that deters predators effortlessly with a roar unlike the female lion And that without the male lion their would be no pride because their is no protector and only the male lion can hunt big prey so the pride can eat. if that male lion got irritated all those female lions would become submissive and stay in their place
@@John-it2db Naw I don't believe that.. those lionesses was about to throw down on him.. that why he jetted.. lionesses are very protective of their cubs no matter how majestic the male lion may be..lioness has a maternal instinct of the well being of her cubs and will fight to protect it along with her sisters
Oh bless , it's a confidence builder from a king to his son, the dad bounding off is a reaction to the cub showing him his little teeth due to the teasing , cute none the less.
Mom lioness was closed by and when she saw that Dad was getting a little bit too rough with her baby, she came closer and Dad stepped back! 😂😂 and the baby was so very cute and adorable, so precious indeed. Lioness Moms are excellent mothers and not to mess with when their babies are around her. They are indeed great, great Moms. Blessings to them all and hoping they live a healthy and long life. Love lions, they are very beautiful creatures. ♥️♥️👍👍🙌🙌😍😍
@@free_your_mind2216 That is a demonstrably false statement. Casey Anthony comes to mind. She drowned her three kids. Then there's the millions of mothers that had abortions. So, yeah.
@@markfox1545 why so nasty? Not called for. People like you ARE the problem. Looking for shit & then inventing things to be annoyed about. Totally uncalled for
So cool how gentle the father is! Also cool to see when the cub says no and his mother INSTANTLY warns the father and he knows what will happen if he doesn´t listen!!!
@@thecensoredmuscle563 A male lion could kill a female lion, but not without getting wounded. He could get lethality wounded or even killed... It`s no walk in the park as you seem to belive!
@@thecensoredmuscle563 no he couldn't. The females are the hunting experts, not the male. (WARNING GORE) they'd gang on him and rip his limbs apart if he really hurt the cub.
@@powerwise234 absolutely nothing wrong with what he said. Instead of raising a wimp snowflake that folds when his world comes crashing down on him, raise a strong, sober, and morally prudent individual that's not afraid of a mosquito bite.
Q lindos me encanta como actuan esos cachorritos y sus padres.siendo tan feroces.estos cachorritos les saca la asus padtes la ternura .ellos nos enseñan
Lioness are subservient to the leader, if another male chased this one off in a fight she will kill all her cubs and make new ones with the new lion. The lion is preparing for the cub to have his own family and only the strongest can have one.
that was so cute in the end when the dad got that brave little snarl from the cub and he just hopped on out of there. he wants his boy to grow up strong and brave. so cute. and the females all watching, like "cross the line and it's over, daddy."
This is the cutest dad, to have such a chance to play with his cub. Usually it's bigger siblings which play it this way, and though it may look a bit too rough, it's a lesson to the young cub that 'hey, life ain't easy out there'. It does happen frequently, but certainly not with the cub this small, and even more, not with the adult male. Nevertheless, he meant no harm.
It's not a lesson. Cats in general play fight. Thats how they are. Doesn't change the fact it could get hurt and in the wild, the lionesses takes het cub out of the pride for a few months until they are big enough to withstand overzealous relatives.
@@Angel-nu7fm No, it was literally the mother chasing him that scared him away. You can see her on the side of the screen. At no point would that lion run away from its cub out of fear, even if it stood up to it.
@@TacitSwine750 Actually the males, while training the younger males fake fear or injury to build the little one's confidence in fighting while rough housing with them.
He was just pretending to be afraid, Joy you do know that, had this been a male who was not the little guys dad, he could and lots of times would simply kill the cub and any others, to have the lioness go back into heat. It is a terrible thing, but it happens, this male was just playing and teaching here, and mom was making sure, it didn't get out of hand.
It's so cute when animals lay on their back with their little mouth open and gently swipe at you with their little paws. Submissive, but aggressive. So cute!!!
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I guarantee you that cute little cub had been irritating daddy for hours before daddy returned the favor. LOL
I think you're definitely right Sir.
No, it wants nothing to do with it, its a stepfather, the Mother divorced the biological father a year ago. Now she dates losers who are abusive.
@@tombryan1 if that was the case that baby would have been breakfast not a playmate lol
@Jack Sparrow you dead yet?
@Jack Sparrow , I’m sure they will be filming you for other reasons , specially if the cubs mother gets hold of you .
I like how the mother is keeping and eye and finally scare the father away.
She doesn’t scare the father away. He could demolish her if he wanted. He’s just playing around
@@adiosmiamigo there were two actually 3 females watching closely. The females do the hunting. They were letting him know their presence.
@@lovelocked5385 male lions are not afraid of female lions. That’s the point, doesn’t matter what you say
@@adiosmiamigo Multiple females will gang up on one male if they don't want any male around. A pride of females will tear up and chase off an outside male to protect their cubs. If they accept him they'll still beat up just to show them they mean business in the pride.
The male already in their pride they'll still shove him around a bit when it comes to their cubs. Sure one male can kill the females, he just doesn't want to get into a fight with 3, 4 or 5 females all at once. So he backs off.
This is why females gang up. They know there's a better chance of chasing off unwanted males together.
@@adiosmiamigo He said the females do the hunting, as if the males don’t join in sometimes, or can’t hunt by themselves at all lol
That Dad saw the mom and was like "oh shit, we're just playing babe"
Hahaha. So true.
@Son Of RabatCalm down dude nobody tried to k!ll anybody 🤣 She was just letting him know to leave the baby alone.
@@adrukova1407 Female lions stand aside when the alpha lion kills the cubs. Stop thinking a lioness is on par with a lion.
@@black10872 In this situation she scared him off. The lioness didn’t like the males treatment of the cub and told him that.
The male ran away because he doesn’t want to fight.
Yes a male lion is physically stronger but he’s not dumb. If they would end up fighting, they would both get hurt. Not a snart move now is it? 🤔😂
@@Emsev100 If that what you think to make yourself feel better, then go right ahead. People who know these animals know the truth.
it's sweet how you can really tell how gentle the father was the entire time
Ye
Seriously given a lions strength even one move to rough would seriously hurt the little dad was so super careful. I could watch the two play all day.
Right, which must be a difficult feat with jaws and teeth that rip to shreds...just shows they have feelings like us about our babies..someone mentioned he was probably teaching the babies skills..but mom was right to intervene..too rough there pop 😊
and love how he pretended to run away scared when the cub 'roared' at him!
I think this video speaks a million words. Very good display of family dynamics in the majority of mammalian species. Amazing stuff.
Mom comes over and gets all “don’t be too rough dad” … ☺️
Lol yep 😂
I saw that too 😊
Mom had to intervene, because Daddy was gonna get hurt! 😅
"Harold, i swear to god if he starts crying you are sleeping on the rocks tonight"
@@eef_2022 PLEASE THAT'S SO FUNNY I UGLY LAUGHED
Dad wanted him to stand up for himself, teaching him valuable life lessons. Awesome to see ❤️
He's Really wants to play with his Son.
yeahhhh...thats what happened. ROFL
Or….he had homicidal tendencies and the mother knew it.
@@Lovelyone1Yeah male lions very often kill their kids. It sucks, but thats nature i guess. Theres nothing "cute" about this video.
@@mmm6325 is it just a Lion thing..or does that often happen with other big cats as well?
Amazing how both female lions approach with a clear look of, that's enough.
@Son Of Rabat Yes, often times a male lion doesn't want to mess with an angry lioness
@Son Of Rabat A lion pride is a sisterhood, meaning if you beef with one of them you beef with all of them. There can be up to 12 lionesses in a single pride. The lionesses also live with the pride their entire lives. The lionesses are the landlords and the male is just on lease. However, sometimes they cancel his lease along with him. I really don't think a lone male lion stands a chance against a bunch of angry females.
@@swiggityswootyimcomingtost8938 That’s completely the other way around theirs a reason why without male lions their is no pride and their is a reason why if a male lion leave the pride the remaining lions will suffer. The more male lions the stronger the pride the males are made to protect the pride and to hunt big prey that will feed the pride and keep the pride healthy without the males the pride will slowly die off
@@John-it2db Actually, that's incorrect. The more male lions the more mouths to feed. That's why when male lions mature they're forced to leave the pride to avoid incest and them hogging all the food while being less effective at hunting. Male lions ARE essential to a pride, but the pride is strongest when it has more females than males.
@@John-it2db That simply is not true. The average pride consists of two to three mature lions and five to ten lionesses and their offspring. The lionesses do the majority of the hunting; although smaller than lions, lionesses are faster and better at stalking because they blend in (a lion's mane doesn't blend in as well). Due to their bigger size, however, lions are better at taking on the larger game such as Cape Buffaloes. The lions most important role is protector of the pride, fending off other lions from taking over the pride, since new lions' first order of business is to kill all the existing cubs so they can mate with the lionesses.
He was being so gentle to that cub. Mom just was just being a mom. I think she felt it had gone on long enough.
He wasn't being gentle enough according to the mother
@@lifeismusikmusikislife4684 You have not watched proper videos about male lions enough to know that it was not gentle... it starts out like this until it gets rough... sometimes it can cost the life of the cub since these are just animals and do not know their own strength... it's actually concerning when you see a male lion going after and *playing* with a cub, it must be monitored at all cost...
@javadbahram795 I think you underestimate their intelligence, lions recognize their own strength and can keep it in check when theyre around their cubs. Its why lionesses can carry their cubs in their mouths. The father was being gentle, he was just batting the cub around. The cub didnt want to play anymore so the mother stepped in. If he was being "not gentle" the cub would have been nearly killed, but we clearly see that it was fine.
0:25 She walked past and gave him a warning stare already but he persisted.
@@Crunchkycrizipy And you're overestimating their intelligence... the mother carries it in its mouth based on its instincts, as they are the ones designed to take care of the cubs, not the father. You can easily tell when you watch lion pride videos where the father pretty much ignores the cubs. They are known to play with their prey as well, like till its over and they kill it later. The mother senses discomfort and even danger of their offspring based on that instinct and react to the situation they are in. Since we put emotions and whatnot in everything, we get lost in our perception of things and attribute human characteristics to them.
In this video, the lion was clearly messing with the cub and annoying it, and the cub made noises as a sign of disturbance because that was its only way of protecting itself and the mother stepped in to stop this annoyance.
Nobody can teach a lion to be a king but his dad. That was a level 10 confidence booster for that cub.
Mom: Okay. That's enough. Don't get crazy.
Dad: It's fine. He can take it. Right, little guy?
Yup
You're wrong on how lions become kings. The lion king would banish his male cubs once they are teens in fear of them overthrowing him and those banished male lions would return to the family as adults to fight the father and overthrow him.
@@crimsoncourt9354 But it all starts at a solid foundation my friend, a lion male kicks out his own offspring to prevent inbreeding in the pride, those teen lions need to go out in the Savannah and kick some other non relative males butt once they get older so they can get prides of their own. Now if that cub is not confident in his ability or was raised to be a weakling then he is pretty much screwed.
The dad is engaging the cubs "defensive drive" similar to what you would do in security K9 training. You have to be able to engage the right drive to get the required result which dad obviously did perfectly. I suggest you watch some videos training Belgian Malinois/Dutch shepherd/German Shepherd puppies. You have to pretend like they hurt you or you are injured. It builds up the confidence of the puppies/dog. I work with these dogs so I kinda get what it's about.
so true. he snarled at him and dad ran away.
I love how he acted scared when the cub gave him the fire he wanted 😂 so cute. He’s just teaching him how to be ferocious.
No if you looked to the right it's mother came with the smoke!
That's why he took off
@@rah7866 you're right
But so is the other dude. What you said does not remove what he said.
@@rah7866 Exactly. It's very impressive.
@@thenarrator1984 Yes it does.
@@marysketch4772 nah it does not.
The mother was closing in on him! Nothing like a mother's love.
Yes there is, a fathers love!
@@T.R.U.T.H.. fathers have zero rates of abortion. A mother's love? Tuh.. abortion is not love.
@@Face_Reality Bingo! You've just hit the nail right on the head brother.
That explains Dad's hurried getaway 🤭
Actually human women abuse and kill their kids alot more than father do.
Also..single mother's children are failing all over the west
While single fathers kids are thriving
Statistics don't lie.
Love how protective and attentive the mother is of her cub.❤
Father are not protective ?????
I LOVE how mommy watches Daddy for a bit, then she comes over to let him know "that's enough" of smacking on the baby! 😆🤣👏
Right and her sister was right there just in case things got out of hand..They're just like us..😊
Dad didn’t want mom’s smoke.
@@kelly5198they aren’t like us lmao
Lol
It’s as if she said to him. Play nice and gentle or I’ll get you 🤣😂🤣
All of us fathers get the same treatment from the wife when we play with our babies mothers are always giving fathers a little slap to tell us we are being a little too rough 😂.
True
Exactly! You can see the mother and aunts getting nervous. A little roughness is what the cubs need for self-defense.
True you male do get a little bit rough mom always come to rescue
“Leave my baby alone” 🤣🤣
Oh, now don't call her a Karen already.
Mom approaches and dads like “what ? Im just playing baby” 😂😂😂
mom was ready for him, lol
Awwww. Lions will eat cubs so the lioness will be forced to mate with him. So cute
@@JPBADD7549 Go play with your baby, retodd.
@@seanmurphy2302 not their own cubs, but the cubs of other male lions whom they've ran off and taken over their pride.
@@seanmurphy2302 🫥
Dad was teaching his baby how to be ferocious and then he pretended that it worked, that was really sweet of him actually.
Or…as you can see, Mum chases Dad of “that’s ENOUGH” she says lol.
Male lions kill their kids all the time. Its an actual fact. Males arent involved in parenting so these things are never about what you people think they are.
@@boyafrika5748 I didn’t notice that because I only watched the video once, just because the mom didn’t like dad’s methods doesn’t mean that dad wasn’t helping in his own way.
@@boyafrika5748 ok i get it you are one of those people that absolutely need to argue over dumb shit that doesn’t matter.
If this video hurts your feelings then I’d hate to be you because worrying about dumb shit all the time sounds uncomfortable.
@@pommiebears yh but at 0:27 the cub scratches dad
0:35 the way he kept looking back like I don't wanna play anymore 😂. It's crazy how gentle the lion was being. Even though it looks rough.
Oohhhh yes. He coulda had that baby’s neck snapped or skull crushed in a flash! He was SO delicate with him! So rare to see such a chill Dad who isn’t aggressive about anything. Mom barely had to do anything.
He a good pops
@@everlasting9292 Since they're in zoo, lions don't have to worry about hunting/hunger/guarding territory. That's why they're chill and playful.
Indeed ... The lion is an apex predator for a reason ... A healthy male adult lion can bring down a fully grown Wilde beast .... That Cub doesn't even Count ... 😆
Absolutely he was being extra careful not to harm the little guy, remember a full grown male is massive, and nimble look how he scales that rock at the end.
I like how the dad ran off pretending to be scared.. heart warming 😍
Pause at the @0:47, look at the right border of the frame. He wasn't pretending.
They edited the video closing in on the lion to hide her, but what happened is that the mum had enough. @0:27 she gave him "the look", a clear and loud warning. He backed off but only for a little while, then started playing with the cub again. Mum circled around and attacked him from behind.
He's only playing and he knows better than piss off a female protecting her cubs. Now, in a real fight he probably would win, a male lion is much bigger and stronger, still probably he really doesn't want to get in a fight with her. So he's definitely NOT pretending to be scared.
Lol mother chased him cause he was getting rough with her baby
hooman uses misinterpretation to make an inaccurate conclusion and now they are screwed due to their cognitive dissonance
There was very little pretending here..
@@TheMule71 What are you talking about?. He would have massacred her if he wanted. She doesn't stand a chance. This is no difference from us playing with our kids. And then when the mom come in between we react the same. But the same there she doesn't stand a chance in a real fight. People are delusional and it can get you hurt if you going around thinking like this.
That cub be like "man, wait till I'm older and try me one more time"🤣🤣
Exactly. Once that last nerve is gone daddy gonna be weeping. Lol
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Mom stepped in that's enough!
Cub only need about 2 years and then the fight will be fair lol
Yeah lil man already got some gubs lol
Nothing is our world better than a mother's love
I love how the lionesses were keeping an eye on them.
It is the lion who keep an eye on him.
He just had to get one more swipe in at the end 😂 those lioness where coming 😅
I know , the baby was scooting away and the lion gave one last gentle swat! Very adorable!
@Son Of Rabat True.But you forgot the lioness live with their pride if they don't like the lion male they will kill and even eat them sometime.
Yeah, those lionesses were definitely coming for him if he continued. That lioness at the end had him running.
He and the cub did have some fun.
@Son Of Rabat The lionesses are in charge of the hunting therefore a lion for them is an easy kill, they are the hunters and killers the lion males are lazy and not up to a lioness killer skills!
At the very end on the right of the screen, around the other side of the tree. A quick flash of a lioness charging dad. That’s why he took of running and roaring 🤣😭🤣😭
Gorgeous lion! It seems like several female lions were watching out for the adorable little cub. So cute! Thanks for sharing🦁😍
That's the way it is. Group of lionesses watch over and protect the cubs. That's why the father will play with the cub, but knowing that he can't seriously harm the cub. The male lion ran off, not because of the cubs reaction, but out of what the lionesses could do to him as a result of that type of reaction towards him from the cub.
Yes cute cub . I think the male was just playing anyway.
@@anaibarangan4908 false the male ran so that the Cub can chase him that’s natural behavior and hunting skill training the father is teaching his Cubs that male lion can wipe the floor with all those females and have them for dinner if he pleased
So you know correctly:@teresa
Female Lion=Lioness
There will be a 'snap quiz'
later.
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🦁{🐱 (close enough)}
@@victoriaredsky3859 For the life of me I couldn't think of the term while commenting. Thanks for clearing that up!🙄😁🤣
Dad "Ran away" when his cub acted fierce... That's a Daddy!
He ran away because he was about to be scolded by his Wife.
We all been there
Gotta make him tough
You can see a lioness (female) running for him in the top right. Probably the cub's mom.
@ahabduennschitz7670 Not all of us. Some of us aren't scared of our wives. Some of us knows how to put her in her place. Some of us are actual men with a spine.
He didn't run away from the cub... you can see the lioness went after him... stop assuming they are like us...
See. He aint no different than any other man. He ran at the right time
Any other man that knows how to play with his kids?
He's teaching him toughness and strength. He's going to need that for the world.
The cub was literally born and being raised in a freaking zoo sarounded by family. For what purpose would it need to learn those skills for?🤷🏽♂️
@@SynergyEnergy33 It's still a natural instinct for them
@@SynergyEnergy33 it is what they are meant to do and learn
@@SynergyEnergy33 it’s still going to live with lions throughout its life in captivity and it’s apart of their natural instincts. If the cub isn’t toughened up, he will just be completely dominated and abused by other lions throughout its life.
It isn't that serious. From birth to death, these lions lives are fully controlled by their human overseers. They will not allow anything bad to happen to that cub now or in the future as an adult.
Don’t know who’s more cute… the cub or the dad….!!!! But it looked like mom was coming to smack daddy for messing with her baby…!!!🦁🐾🦁🐾
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Yeah! 🤦😂😅😂😂🤦😅😂😅That's exactly what she was coming to do😂😅😂😂😂
That's adorable, he backed off fast once Mom came in!
I'm always amazed at how such fierce animals can also be so loving and caring for their young. Nature truly is a beautiful thing.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
You are right David, and not to get all crazy, but these lions would just about give their lives for that cub, where as human women argue reasons that they should abort their babies. Who exactly is the civilized species?
@@ericday4505 Exactly!
@@ericday4505 oh please !
You know a of animals kill, even eat their young, right?
What a great dad, he just wanted a reaction. He wants to know he's raising a cub that can have a pride one day. And as soon as he got the rawr, he acted terriified and fled, helping to instil confidence.
Absolutely nothing to do with what the video is showing. Animals do not pretend like this. You are adding a little too much of your human feelings in this.
Yeah, they do. I've watched enough discovery/ animal planet to confirm this is true.
@@JesusLovesEVERYTHING you are not just clueless, you are deeply clueless even from such a clear video. The male lion ran because of the females getting aggressive. Nothing to do with pretending to run away from the lion cub's "roar".
This is not Disney's The Lion King. Get back into the real world...
His fleeing had nothing to do with the cub! You need to change your glasses! The lion fled because the lioness was about to take him to task! 🤣
@@aychirouchiwa8791 they're smarter than you think
A mother and her love for her child is one of the most precious thing on earth also doesn't matter what species a mother is!
Some mother animals kill their baby.
@@jonb2756 they do not have the mother instincts developed in them!
@@mehulrathod7739 but you said it doesn't matter what species a mother is, which implies that these characteristics are in every mother.
mothers take care of the cubs. fathers take care of the pride. sidechick included
@Wasn't Me single dad of 2 I beg to differ some moms are just carriers 😞🤷🏾♂️
The Dad (Male Lion) is teaching the baby cub how to be ferocious and confident.
The way the (Daddy) Male Lion jumps across the rocks (when Mom says that's enough classroom teaching for today) is so majestic.
Look at mamma she’s watching her baby 😻
The safest kid in the world.
SATYAJEET VAIDYA : You got your point there and you are very right , nobody would want to mess with that kid ,lol
no, lions are in danger, hunters everywhere
@@KarlMarxBR700
You are right sir.
Directly/indirectly, Humans have caused lot of destruction to other lives.
My observation was just for that moment.
Yeah, he's safe cuz he's in a zoo. In his real habitat, he'd be fearing for his life when a bunch of other males want to take over his pride and would possibly kill him.
Not the safest if there's a male lurking around.
The cubs mother seemed a little concerned, looks like she chased off the male in the end, you can see her in the right hand corner they are very protective over their cubs.
Basically they couldn't take it no more
@SB LIVE exactly!😆🤣
All the females got a closer look to make sure he was playing 🤣🤣
Sorry but they did not chase him off he was playing around
@Yallsofake bro ypu can see a vid of lion dpin this to his cub with nobody around look it up
Lions are one of the few animals that you just understand what's going on from the outside looking in even though they don't say much. I love how the lioness' have the concerned look face as the Dad keeps playing with the kid..
awww Daddy is teaching him well! I read how they play 'attack' scenes out gently to teach their little ones & pretend to act scared when they do the right thing, and daddy did that at the end! this was a blessing to get to see!
No he didn't the lioness chased him
You’re both right.
In this video dad got a little carried away and was mom- checked. But somewhere out there is a great video of a mother lion obviously spotting her cub badly hiding behind a log, walking nonchalantly past, and sailing about four feet straight up in the air when the cub “ surprises” her. It’s hilarious.
😂did you not see the lioness gang up on him?? Pay attention cause he definitively felt that pressure
Mom keeping a watchful eye to make sure dad doesn't get too rough.
Mom was like “You a grown man you better leave my child alone” Dad took off running
Dad may be bigger than everyone, but knows to back off when mom gets involved! 😊😊😊
He got no balls.
Facts..
Eh he just knows the divorce courts will ruin him.
Dad is much stronger than mom.
A father teaching his son not to be a coward, when picked on, when being bullied DON'T TAKE SHIT FROM NOBODY NO MATTER HOW BIG THEY ARE. STAND YOUR GROUND. Beautiful, now we as humans need to accept this challenge and teach our son's how to be brave Men
So glad my father taught me that.
Yep, Dad scragging the kid like any of us fathers used to do (I say used to because you're probably not allowed to do that sort of thing these days !!)
Except the libs call it toxic masculinity nowadays! 😱
Stop micro aggressing to me! Safe space! Safe spaaaaace! Counselor! Counselor! I need immediate care and support! I feel unsafe!
The look of the cub at the end, when the father touched him as if to say "What do you want? Leave me alone, I'm not playing anymore" 😂
😂🤣🤣
He’s enormous and his mane is fantastic. Mom had enough 😂
Love the way the mom kept an eye on baby......and dad obeyed mom....she saw the cub had enough rough pawing......thanks for such a cute video!!!!
The mommy stepped in to tell daddy it’s time , and the cub actually kind of hissed at the daddy, very brave cub! Nice the daddy said ok and hopped off!
Did you notice how big daddy backed off when lioness came into the picture.... Lol... Big tough guy....🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣 he’s destroy that whole zoo at the same time if he wanted to. He did not back off. He was playing around.. this lion has a black mane!!! Meaning he’s very very very powerful!!
@@mikej1633 - The lion ran because the lioness chased him. For the record, the females in the pride do the hunting. The lions are well aware of their strength.
@@blacknosugarnocream male lion is twice as powerful as a female one.
He backed because of respect and love not fear.
He could fold her if he wants to.
And male lions hunt more than u think. Female lions hunt faster prey.
But when it's hippos, buffalo, giraffe male lion also take part in the hunt.
@@sailo8681 - Females are better hunters & stronger runners. Do male lions join in sometimes? I will give you that.
But as for why the lion backed off, you're anthropomorphizing the lion -- I have a tendency to do that to animals, too. However, in that same vein, you fail to consider there is only ONE adult male in a pride. If he attacks a mom who "shoos" him away from a cub for being too rough, rest assured the rest of the lionesses will protect her. NONE of them would trust the male in the pride if he not only roughs up a cub (their raison d'etre), but also "folds" an adult female who helps the others hunt.
He moved away because he was made to do so. The consequences for not doing so would be too dire.
@@blacknosugarnocream
Females are not better hunters. They take on hunting while males fight for territory.
Male lions are generally involved in hunting unless there's territory threats.
A male lion can take a buffalo BY HIMSELF. It takes 3-5 females to do that.
In this clip the male lion isn't fearful of the lionesses physical. He can kill all 3 of them if he wanted to. Mom was just letting him know enough is enough, you see this behaviour throughout animals.
Not only the mother but other females come to keep an eye on the dad. Good mama telling dad no more of that. ❤️
Was at the zoo recently, went by the Lions, and was lucky enough to be close when one of the male lions started to roar.
The sound of that beast resonated to my core.
I was amazed at the volume of sound!
What a magnificent creature.
One of the most terrifying things in this life is hearing lions roar near you. It happened to me once, either in 1997 or 1998, as I recall, at the Nairobi Animal Orphanage, here in Kenya, in East Africa. My body went cold. I don't even know what triggered the lions into roaring all at once, but it's scary. A Kenya Wildlife Service warden sprinted at me from some distance away, anxiously asking me in Kiswahili, "What happened?! What happened?!" ("Ni nini?! Ni nini?!"). I answered him in Kiswahili too, "Sijui ni nini" ("I don't know what it is").
Even the Kenya Wildlife Service warden was visibly anxious and perplexed, and he looked like an experienced guy to me.
Regards, Michael M. Kamau, Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa, 27th April 2024.
It's not a zoo , it's a prison for anamils
@@freespeech4023 As Earth is a prison for the souls of human beings.
The animals in a 'zoo' have compassionate care and are fed according to their nutritional needs.
They are in captivity and the status of the species plight in the wild is made know to those who care to read about it, zoos are opportunities to educate the public about our fellow inhabitants of this ball flotaing through space.
Nothing is perfect.
@@The_Red_Pill311 like I said , zoos are prison for anamals
Momma wasn't having none of the rough play 🤣❤️
Lion: " you're lucky your mom is around"
Lioness: " you're lucky they're cameras around"
The lionesses are tensed about the possibility of the cub getting killed by the male so they were watching the scene very closely
No you are dump. He was playing with her. This is his own. And not another lion
*GOD BLESS MOTHERS EVERYWHERE !!!*
That's adorable! Love that the mom protects the baby
Awww the Dad is acting like his cub scared him at the end lol I love when this happens bc he's actually training the cub to do that and by acting scared the cub is learning what it takes to defend himself. So amazing!!! They are so intelligent.
No. Mom roared at dad! Which is barely caught on camera
no...the lion was reacting to something off screen and to the right
No I really think it was the little guy giving a roar, that made dad fake fear, lions definitely do this, they also fake like the little ones are stronger than they really are, probably to instill confidence.
@@ericday4505 no the lioness roared at him you can see in the video
@terrencejackson9248Why would you say "mommy bear" when it's a lion. I get the saying when used in relations to humans, but they're both animals. Why not be specific and address the right animal
I loved those pinned ears and that "look" back frown on the cub's face afterwards lol.
The cub looked SO fed up with him lmao
That’s it! The cub was actually frowning. I knew I was seeing something specific, but I couldn’t put my finger on it. Warm wishes from Minnesota!
Dad was so gentle with the cub though ❤🦁
So cute..little cub gave some sass and dad acted frightened and ran away!! Teaching him to be fierce!!!
all the moms got up and ready to take action. the future is all that matters to them.
Bless the mummies for looking out for him 🥰
Lovely gentle father just trying to show his son the ways of manhood.
The swat on that little tail was the last straw for mama. When she objected, daddy left skid marks to escape her maternal wrath. 🤣😘🐾🐾🐾
The dad reminds me of my father . He the type to be goofy towards us . That cub got the best dad because it’s rare for a lion to initiate play with its cub it’s the other way around
Dad wasn’t harming the baby at all, I think he was just teaching the baby a lesson in ferocity. Of course mother is on standby 🤣
Love how mom shut that down 😂
What a great mom… run away like a scared little kitten!!!!
Dude, He would humble her in just a matter of seconds, but he actually didn't wanna involve in a fight with her cause that's not how a pride works!
@@maxnick7023 Send a tiger there and he will humble the entire pride
Female cats are highly protective, and I find it adorable how these lions were interacting with each other! Even my little female domesticated cat will "protect" me from my male cat when he gets too vocal or rough while playing with me. Its hilarious
He’s probably thinking crap I didn’t mean to upset the wife
Ikr? 😂😂😂 She probably got very upset, she was ready to attack him and defend her little cub 🦁🐈
@@CassiaMdB nah she wasnt , she would get knocked out if she tried to mess with that majestic lion 🥰
Did you see those lionesses standing & coming..that's why he jetted..😂😂😁
@@alicepittman2411 no he ran so that the cub can chase him he’s teaching the cub and training the cub for hunting skills this is natural behavior and do you think that a male lion would fear female lions??? The male lion that can take down a thousand plus pound buffalo? The male lions that deters predators effortlessly with a roar unlike the female lion And that without the male lion their would be no pride because their is no protector and only the male lion can hunt big prey so the pride can eat. if that male lion got irritated all those female lions would become submissive and stay in their place
@@John-it2db Naw I don't believe that.. those lionesses was about to throw down on him.. that why he jetted.. lionesses are very protective of their cubs no matter how majestic the male lion may be..lioness has a maternal instinct of the well being of her cubs and will fight to protect it along with her sisters
I love the dad jumping away, when the Cub stood up to him.
I love the look he throws his dad when walking away but the way dad took off real fast when mom came was a riot!
Oh bless , it's a confidence builder from a king to his son, the dad bounding off is a reaction to the cub showing him his little teeth due to the teasing , cute none the less.
Mom lioness was closed by and when she saw that Dad was getting a little bit too rough with her baby, she came closer and Dad stepped back! 😂😂 and the baby was so very cute and adorable, so precious indeed. Lioness Moms are excellent mothers and not to mess with when their babies are around her. They are indeed great, great Moms. Blessings to them all and hoping they live a healthy and long life. Love lions, they are very beautiful creatures. ♥️♥️👍👍🙌🙌😍😍
I understand how she felt . Even when mine is 35
It's too bad so many cubs die when the pride is taken over by a new alpha male.
@@itzakehrenberg3449 Eh. He makes more to replace them.
He knows he’s outnumbered. Also lionesses do most of the hunting so they’re in pretty good shape.
@@free_your_mind2216 That is a demonstrably false statement. Casey Anthony comes to mind. She drowned her three kids. Then there's the millions of mothers that had abortions. So, yeah.
Anyone notice how mom showed up at the end and made dad run?😂😂
You mean the whole point of the video and described in the title? Yeah we all saw that, thanks. Wtf is wrong with you?
@@markfox1545 isn’t it past your bedtime?
@@markfox1545 why so nasty? Not called for. People like you ARE the problem. Looking for shit & then inventing things to be annoyed about. Totally uncalled for
0:24 The mother already started to show concern and prepared to intervene.
She knows male lions are known to kill their own kids.
So cool how gentle the father is! Also cool to see when the cub says no and his mother INSTANTLY warns the father and he knows what will happen if he doesn´t listen!!!
What's going to happen if he doesn't "listen"?
A male Lion could destroy a female Lion in like 10 seconds.
@@thecensoredmuscle563 A male lion could kill a female lion, but not without getting wounded. He could get lethality wounded or even killed... It`s no walk in the park as you seem to belive!
@@J1I9M7M4Y a male lion could actually take on 5-6 female lions and win. A solo female Lion would get demolished quickly.
@@thecensoredmuscle563 no he couldn't. The females are the hunting experts, not the male. (WARNING GORE) they'd gang on him and rip his limbs apart if he really hurt the cub.
As a father of three let me just say he's not "picking" on that cub. He's preparing his son for life as a lion. Ya gotta be tough.
Shut up you’re not a lion 🤣
@@halobaby0331 Maybe he 'identifies' as a lion lol and lion pronouns like *Roar!* lol I'm kidding!!
I suspect Jordan Peterson would have a lot to say about that. I also suspect that he would agree with you, largely.
@@halobaby0331 theyre vastly different but both animals
@@powerwise234 absolutely nothing wrong with what he said. Instead of raising a wimp snowflake that folds when his world comes crashing down on him, raise a strong, sober, and morally prudent individual that's not afraid of a mosquito bite.
The look the cub gives him at the 36 second mark … priceless lol
Ikr the cub gives him the stink eye there. Lol.
You know Dad is just a big ol' cub himself.
Reminds me of my dad and I play wrestling and my mom comes in breaking it up when things get too rough 🥰
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
Loved how the father pretended to be scared off soon as the cub did what he wanted, growl back, yuss!
He didnt pretend to be scared off by the cub. He WAS scared off from the mother lioness that growled behind him
I knew the mama was going to get involved at the end and see the daddy run away is hilarious 😂
A greed with you 😂😂
Q lindos me encanta como actuan esos cachorritos y sus padres.siendo tan feroces.estos cachorritos les saca la asus padtes la ternura .ellos nos enseñan
Lioness are subservient to the leader, if another male chased this one off in a fight she will kill all her cubs and make new ones with the new lion. The lion is preparing for the cub to have his own family and only the strongest can have one.
She wouldn't do anything, male lions will come in and kill the cubs and take control. It would take like 10 lioness to take on a male Lion.
Great Dad❤
His mom said ok that’s enough leave my baby alone lol.
that was so cute in the end when the dad got that brave little snarl from the cub and he just hopped on out of there. he wants his boy to grow up strong and brave. so cute. and the females all watching, like "cross the line and it's over, daddy."
I love how the 2 females came over to make sure nothing got out of hand, then sent dad on his way.
What a great father
I love how the lionesses are so motherly🥰
This is the cutest dad, to have such a chance to play with his cub. Usually it's bigger siblings which play it this way, and though it may look a bit too rough, it's a lesson to the young cub that 'hey, life ain't easy out there'.
It does happen frequently, but certainly not with the cub this small, and even more, not with the adult male. Nevertheless, he meant no harm.
It's not a lesson. Cats in general play fight. Thats how they are. Doesn't change the fact it could get hurt and in the wild, the lionesses takes het cub out of the pride for a few months until they are big enough to withstand overzealous relatives.
@@canesugar911 it's still a lesson for life.
And the lion was so gentle
Don't forget that lion is a killer born and it probably would have ended up eating the baby if not for the mom
@@thenarrator1984 that beast was just playing with it's food
@@albertoagilar1807 no. It was a cat playing with another cat
All the women lioness are on guard, they are very observant and very protective over their young!
The mom and aunties were like "don't do too much now" 😂😂
As soon a baby decided this was no longer fun, mom said “alright now, that’s enough!” and dad did NOT want that smoke!! 😂
He ran like hell the minute he saw momma comin😂😂
I like how Dad runs like he's scared of baby 😅 Teaching him to be fearless 😍😍
If you watch again the moment after he begins to runaway , you can see the mother chasing him at the last second .
@@Majin_Doh Nope, it was him responding to the cub's "snarl", teaching him to fight back to end an attack.
Na the mama chase am
@@Angel-nu7fm No, it was literally the mother chasing him that scared him away. You can see her on the side of the screen. At no point would that lion run away from its cub out of fear, even if it stood up to it.
@@TacitSwine750 Actually the males, while training the younger males fake fear or injury to build the little one's confidence in fighting while rough housing with them.
Its a lion after all but I like how the father pretends to be frightened by the little one. He is a good father.
I love it! The pride working together training
their cub. Mom finally let Dad know, enough already! We'll train again tomorrow.
There is something sad about seeing these majestic creatures in captivity
I was just thinking that too. I long for the day when all zoos will become obsolete.
Not just 'something'.....everything about this is just😭😢
Life imprisonment😔
Yes I totally agree but at the very least they are well looked after and aren’t semi starved most of the time.
@@derekrichardson6515 There are many countries in the world where prisoners are well fed.
Momma b like "ok, knock that shit off"
Adorable. Only that young one can get away with messing around with Dad like that ❤️
Ending was hillarious 🤣🤣🤣
Mom protecting babies is the best thing. Even king of the jungle got scared and ran like a street dog 😅
He was just pretending to be afraid, Joy you do know that, had this been a male who was not the little guys dad, he could and lots of times would simply kill the cub and any others, to have the lioness go back into heat. It is a terrible thing, but it happens, this male was just playing and teaching here, and mom was making sure, it didn't get out of hand.
@@ericday4505 Thanks for the info, i actually didn't knew that they kill the cubs so lioness comes on heat.
This is called rough and humble play and it actually important for most mammals to grow strong.
It's so cute when animals lay on their back with their little mouth open and gently swipe at you with their little paws. Submissive, but aggressive. So cute!!!
Mama always know! We watch our babies from our eyes and from our hearts❤❤