Six Male Lions Attack Buffalo Just Because They Can

The young males of the Kumana Lion Pride killed a buffalo the day before, and they and their Mluwati father feasted on it all night.
With their stomachs full, they discovered another herd of buffalo and were enticed to hunt once more by instinct.
Filmed at Kumana Dam in Kruger National Park, South Africa.

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[TheGoldenRule]

They’re like, ” Damnit, Steve! Get up so we can go!”.

[hawksfight]

Lion attacks on buffaloes are a common occurrence in the wild. Lions typically target weaker or isolated members of the buffalo herd, often employing ambush tactics and coordinated teamwork to bring down their prey. It's a dramatic and intense event, showcasing the raw power and survival instincts of both predators and prey in the African savanna ecosystem.

[WolfgangDibiasi]

Anybody notice that lizard chilling in the tree @6:31 😂

[Salman-Bin-Ahmed]

That one son looks GIGANTIC. nevr seen such a big sub adult lion. Incredible.

[WildlifeEcama]

7:38 The buffalo was gored by its own species...🤣

[dr.utkarshshaha]

Overconfidence gets u killed.
Its not always necessary to face ur demons ; sometimes running from them also helps 😅

[headsalad]

6:32 monitor lizard just chilling in the tree.

[ricardodomingo]

The young buffalo want a fight with the lions & ignored the help of his elders.

[JomoDaMusicMan]

that one was just begging to be eaten, he kept going back, telling lions, please eat me, the other buffalo just got tired of rescuing his stupid A, THERE'S AN OLD SAYING BE CAREFUL FOR WHAT U WISH FOR BECAUSE U JUST MIGHT GET IT. AND HE GOT HIS WISH

[DA-bplf]

The lions were like, come on man! He’s injured! If we don’t eat him, someone else will!

[kittyfiend]

Anyone else notice the lizard in the tree at 6:27? lol

[sammyjjoo]

In the end that buffalo helper got bored and exhausted 😄

[righttobeararmsetc.]

He help him get free but he wouldn't get away until it was to late

[QUEENLAKERS]

LOOKS LIKE FATHER AND SONS OR BIG BROTHERS AND LITTLE BROTHERS 😂❤😂

[dhowto]

Poor buffalo. His friends can definitely say they tried to save him.

Six Lions are probably just too many foes for three buffalos...

A team pride of Six Lions will eat well and rule for a long time.

[SharksSJ]

I like to imagine the lions were letting them say their final goodbyes before they finished off the poor bastard. Ruthless and cunning predators.

[yatotomototo]

But the way African buffaloes help each other is impressive. They are not so dumb animals, in some aspects they are smart.

[muaythai]

One Brave Bull - Coming Virtually on its own to save the Bull.

[plumeria]

Thank you for not talking during filming.

[kraiguarsmith]

They pick their prize, focused on the objective and definitively got the prize. Strategic principles, coordinated to perfection. Amazing, video. “Lions and Buffalos”.