En el cautivador documental ", se explora la intensa competencia entre dos majestuosas especies que luchan por el recurso vital del agua un hábitat en deterioro. A medida que el clima se vuelve más hostil, los leones, conocidos por su increíble destreza en la caza en grupo, se convierten en depredadores implacables, mientras que los búfalos deben desarrollar estrategias ingeniosas para sobrevivir en un entorno cada vez más árido. Este documental no solo captura la brutalidad de la naturaleza, sino que también ofrece una visión profunda de la resiliencia y adaptación de estas criaturas.
La narración se presenta de una manera educativa, brindando información sobre el comportamiento social de los leones y la fuerza colectiva de los búfalos. A través de impresionantes imágenes y una narrativa envolvente, los espectadores son llevados a un viaje visual que destaca la lucha por la vida en la sabana africana. El documental invita a reflexionar sobre la interconexión de las especies y la fragilidad de sus hábitats, planteando preguntas sobre la conservación y el impacto humano en la naturaleza.
Con un enfoque en la autenticidad, "La Lucha por la Vida" se presenta como una obra maestra que no edita ni manipula la realidad, permitiendo que la naturaleza muestre su verdadero rostro. Este documental es un imperdible para quienes aman la vida salvaje y desean entender mejor las dinámicas de los ecosistemas.
#LeonesVsBufalos, #DocumentalNaturaleza, #VidaSalvaje
Keywords: documental, leones, búfalos, competencia, agua, hábitat, naturaleza salvaje, caza en grupo, supervivencia, conservación.
La narración se presenta de una manera educativa, brindando información sobre el comportamiento social de los leones y la fuerza colectiva de los búfalos. A través de impresionantes imágenes y una narrativa envolvente, los espectadores son llevados a un viaje visual que destaca la lucha por la vida en la sabana africana. El documental invita a reflexionar sobre la interconexión de las especies y la fragilidad de sus hábitats, planteando preguntas sobre la conservación y el impacto humano en la naturaleza.
Con un enfoque en la autenticidad, "La Lucha por la Vida" se presenta como una obra maestra que no edita ni manipula la realidad, permitiendo que la naturaleza muestre su verdadero rostro. Este documental es un imperdible para quienes aman la vida salvaje y desean entender mejor las dinámicas de los ecosistemas.
#LeonesVsBufalos, #DocumentalNaturaleza, #VidaSalvaje
Keywords: documental, leones, búfalos, competencia, agua, hábitat, naturaleza salvaje, caza en grupo, supervivencia, conservación.
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00:00Another stampede. Oh my God. Oh, look at that.
00:05The lion is coming down the hill.
00:07Look at that. It's impressive.
00:09There, there, there's the lion coming.
00:21We bring you the sightings of the most incredible wild animals in the world.
00:30Oh my God.
00:34Recorded by tourists
00:39who were in the place
00:42at the right time.
00:48The hippos may intervene.
00:54Look.
00:56Oh my God.
00:57That's impressive.
00:59There they are.
01:01That's how all safaris should be.
01:10To see some action in the African savannah,
01:12you have to take into account the seasons.
01:19The arid winter is about to fall.
01:22The animals are thirsty.
01:24And the predators are watching.
01:28The buffalos need to drink every day.
01:32They usually go in huge herds.
01:36A defensive strategy against the largest feline in Africa.
01:42Lions love buffalos.
01:45And yes, in groups they are more protected.
01:49But lions also hunt in herds.
01:52And some of them are hunters.
01:55And some of them are specialists in hunting large prey.
02:07To see the deployment, you have to go to the puddles and rivers.
02:11That's where the herds of buffalos are headed.
02:15And where the lions await them.
02:18Stay alert.
02:20If you blink, you will miss the confrontation.
02:23Oh my God.
02:25Oh no.
02:30A lone buffalo looks cornered by a herd of lions.
02:39He has no escape.
02:40So he gets into the water.
02:52Oh no.
02:53Hey, look over there.
02:54There's something in the water.
02:55But the buffalo's escape plan is coming down.
02:59Guys, look.
03:01Look, look over there.
03:02A crocodile.
03:03Oh my God.
03:07Look, look.
03:11That's amazing.
03:15Oh my God.
03:17Oh my God.
03:19Oh my God.
03:21Oh my God.
03:34I'm dying.
03:35I can't follow him.
03:36The buffalo is not going to escape.
03:38And if he does, the probability that he will survive is almost zero.
03:44The lions are waiting for him.
03:51Oh my God.
03:56When he sees the lions, the buffalo thinks twice and turns around.
04:04Oh my God.
04:06Oh my God.
04:10What is that?
04:21No.
04:27Look.
04:28Do you see them?
04:29The lions are waiting for him to come out.
04:32There, there.
04:34The buffalo gets out.
04:35Look at them.
04:36It was too big for the crocodile.
04:39There.
04:40Oh my God.
04:42Guys, look, look.
04:51Oh my God.
05:00The lion is attacking.
05:14Oh my God.
05:20Oh my God.
05:29Oh my God.
05:38This is crazy.
05:51For lions, it's very difficult to kill buffaloes.
05:55Buffaloes are capable of killing a lion,
05:58and it takes the lions to kill a buffalo.
06:02They have to be equal to each other.
06:05For the lions, the objective is to separate the buffalo from the herd.
06:13The buffalo can't escape.
06:16He can't keep the lions away.
06:18He can't keep the lions away forever.
06:25Look, look.
06:27There are a lot of buffaloes.
06:28A herd of buffaloes appears from among the weeds.
06:32Unlike many herbivores,
06:34the buffaloes don't stay as if nothing,
06:36watching one of their own die.
06:40Now that the herd has arrived, things are going to change.
06:49Oh my God.
07:02They're running away.
07:04And the females?
07:11It looks like the lion is lagging behind.
07:19It's a strong herd of lions.
07:22Why would they give up so easily?
07:25The most interesting thing about this sighting is the story behind it.
07:30Why aren't the lions attacking the lions?
07:33The twist is that the lions are on the defensive.
07:37No!
07:39Before all of this happened,
07:41the buffaloes were closer to the lions' young.
07:45With the buffaloes getting closer,
07:47the herd focused its attention on defending them,
07:50instead of trying to kill the buffaloes.
07:55Females of the herd raise together with the babies.
07:59When the buffaloes came along,
08:01the females went straight to the young,
08:03and the male tried to get away from the enemy.
08:07If the life of the young is at stake,
08:09the herd doesn't care about having a good meal.
08:14For the lions,
08:15a buffalo is a delicacy.
08:19A feast for the whole family.
08:23And for the lions,
08:24a buffalo is a delicacy.
08:27A feast for the whole family.
08:30And for the lions,
08:31a buffalo is a delicacy.
08:33A feast for the whole family.
08:36Both species fight an ancestral battle.
08:41And the winner is not always the strongest.
08:49Keep your eyes open.
08:52Next, you'll see how aggressive the buffaloes can be.
08:55We have buffaloes and lions in puddle four.
09:00Look, the herd has caught a lion.
09:03He's biting the dust.
09:05There he is.
09:06Look at her.
09:07They're throwing her from side to side.
09:09And now they're trampling on her.
09:11Poor thing, they're trampling on her.
09:15Look, there she is.
09:17Oh, no.
09:20I've never seen something like this.
09:22It's clear that she's not going to get out of there alive.
09:36I hope they don't find anyone else.
09:39Like they catch the young.
09:46I hope they don't find anyone else.
09:49Like they catch the young.
09:52Like they catch the young.
09:55They're passing each other.
09:57Look, look.
10:00Mother, they've turned her around.
10:02No, she's dead.
10:08They've already broken all her bones.
10:11Even though she's dead,
10:12the buffaloes will continue until she's completely gutted.
10:18In all the years we've been doing safaris,
10:20we've never seen...
10:31Wow!
10:39How did it happen?
10:41The buffaloes need to drink every day,
10:43and it's likely that the lions were waiting for them,
10:46but they miscalculated the time
10:48and found the wrong herd.
11:00In a safari,
11:02not everything goes as you'd expect.
11:09For one animal to survive,
11:12another has to pay the price.
11:14That's why the parents put so much effort
11:17in defending their young.
11:23Look, guys, look over there.
11:29Look, there are two.
11:32Look, there are two.
11:43They'll be a couple of months, at most.
11:57Where will he take them?
12:01I don't know.
12:06I think they're scared.
12:24Wow!
12:25You have to be very careful.
12:27I think he's aware of the danger.
12:31I think he's aware of the danger.
12:46Is he calling them?
12:48What a cutie!
13:02Yes.
13:08Wait, wait.
13:09He's coming out again.
13:12There are the young.
13:15Yes.
13:16He had to take them.
13:17They didn't want to come.
13:32He's trying to hide.
13:58I'm going to give you some information.
14:01Female leopards are single mothers.
14:05The father leaves,
14:06and they have to take care of the young.
14:12She has to buy them food
14:13and hide them when they go out hunting.
14:17Leopards hate open spaces.
14:19They feel too exposed.
14:21This situation is a good example of that.
14:26Wild animals don't usually identify
14:28with cars as a threat.
14:32But even so,
14:33the mother is very attentive.
14:39Even though the puppies don't pay much attention.
14:43Very good, little one.
14:44He's telling them,
14:48come with me now.
14:51At this time of year,
14:53it's worth going to the ponds
14:57to see the thirsty animals
14:59and their predatory patients.
15:21But sometimes,
15:22when you go looking for fights,
15:24you find real gems
15:26in unexpected places.
15:29And those are usually the best sightings.
15:36A cobra del cabo
15:38is seen cornered by a group of earth squirrels
15:41in the arid bed of a river.
15:44What's that?
15:45Have you seen it?
15:46Look, there in the bushes.
15:48But what's going on?
16:03The snake is fast,
16:04but the squirrels don't stay behind.
16:15Look!
16:18There's a question in the air.
16:21Ground squirrels don't feed on big snakes,
16:23so what are they trying to achieve?
16:27These are creating a defensive strategy
16:29to try to chase away the snake.
16:34Ground squirrels dig a lot.
16:38They live in huge communal burrows
16:40where they also hide their young.
16:44They're not afraid of humans,
16:46so they hide their young.
16:51Cobra del cabo kill their young.
16:55They hunt for chicks in nests,
16:58squirrels in burrows.
17:01No little one is safe.
17:03They strike fast
17:05and have a very powerful neurotoxic poison
17:08that could kill even a human being.
17:11But the squirrels
17:12dodge their attacks like a ninja.
17:16This cobra has been caught with her hands in the dough.
17:26The squirrels use their tails
17:28to distract the snake and make it look bigger.
17:36The cobra decides to attack.
17:40But is it going to attack?
17:46Reinforcements have arrived.
17:48A thick-tailed mongoose.
17:51Told you he had a different purpose from squirrels.
17:55This guy is not protecting his young.
17:58He's hunting a cobra.
18:05The snake is at heart of the game.
18:07The mongoose are capable of killing
18:09even the deadliest snakes.
18:11The mongoose are immune to their poison
18:13thanks to special proteins in their blood.
18:18But it is really dangerous
18:20to dodge those sharp fangs.
18:26It's a standoff.
18:29Who is quicker,
18:30the snake or mongoose?
18:36The mongoose are the ones
18:38who have the upper hand.
18:48They're very even.
18:52I think he's losing interest.
19:00Yeah, look at the cobra.
19:02It's his lucky day.
19:04He didn't get his girl's snack,
19:06but at least he didn't turn into one.
19:18Attention, attention.
19:19A herd of news
19:20is approaching the hippos' pond.
19:37It could look like a normal pond
19:39at this time of year.
19:41With hippos and their thirsty news.
19:43But someone else is hiding not far from here.
19:48A crocodile!
19:49Wow, he's caught it!
19:53Oh, that's bad.
19:56You don't see this every day.
19:58There's another crocodile coming this way.
20:00Okay, they're going to try to get us into the pond.
20:03They have to turn around to drown him,
20:05to be clear.
20:06In these cases,
20:07the hippos may intervene.
20:09They don't like crocodiles.
20:11No, no.
20:12It looks like he's managed to escape.
20:14The pond is already up there.
20:16But more hippos are coming.
20:19This is a fascinating situation.
20:22This is a huge crocodile.
20:24He's just getting the perfect ambush
20:26to surprise a herd of news.
20:28And he's not alone.
20:35What's that?
20:36A crocodile.
20:37A crocodile.
20:38A crocodile.
20:39A crocodile.
20:40A crocodile.
20:41A crocodile.
20:42A crocodile.
20:43A crocodile.
20:44A crocodile.
20:45A crocodile.
20:46Crocodiles are very stealthy predators, very cryptic, they can be hidden in shallow waters
20:58and you can barely see them, and once they have their prey, they don't let go, they're
21:06not just biting them, they're choking them, but if there's an animal that hates crocodiles
21:14it's the hippos, and hippos are not trying to be heroes, they just can't stand them.
21:26Hippos are temperamental, fast and unpredictable, and they won't hesitate to kill a crocodile
21:33if they think their own are in danger.
21:45The big crocodile still hasn't let go of New, but the more the prey resists, the more
21:51likely it is that the crocodile will run out of air.
21:54It's not a good place, it's much deeper.
21:59Take your time.
22:00The crocodile keeps trying, he wants to tire him out.
22:06It's been a long time.
22:07Oh, no, no, no.
22:15There's still a crocodile left, he hasn't given up yet.
22:17Oh, yes, I've seen it, yes.
22:20Come on!
22:22The hippos are biting them.
22:24The crocodile can't kill him as usual, there are too many hippos on the surface, so he's
22:45trying to submerge New to drown him.
22:48No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
22:53New resists and the hippos continue to surround him.
23:00Look, he's moving.
23:01He's escaped.
23:02The crocodile has let go.
23:03Come on, let's go.
23:04That's it.
23:05He's going.
23:06Come on, let's go.
23:11That's it.
23:13Oh, he's leaving.
23:25He's limping a lot.
23:27Oh, no.
23:57But that means that the offspring of the herbivores must follow the rhythm of the adults almost from birth.
24:10Antelopes are born with a fairly developed musculature.
24:15Hours after birth, they should be able to run with their mother.
24:21If they don't, they become an easy prey.
24:28The predators have to feed themselves, and as hard as it sounds,
24:32seeing them hunting is one of the most interesting moments of a safari.
24:46This impala is restless.
24:50And rightly so.
24:52Its newborn doesn't get up.
24:59And the predators approach.
25:10They smell the young, and their hunting instincts lead them directly to the prey.
25:17It's a limited situation.
25:19Everyone wants the prey.
25:22The mother is doing everything she can to warn her offspring,
25:26but she knows it won't do her any good.
25:30And it's too late to intervene.
25:34Oh, look, he's got it.
25:37He's got it.
25:40He's got it.
25:43He's got it.
25:46He's got it.
26:02He's still alive.
26:12The hyena doesn't know what to do.
26:16He's got it.
26:31He's gone.
26:36What a shame, the mother is still there.
26:39He's got it.
26:44The snake is fighting it.
26:49The hyena goes with caution, and rightly so.
26:53It's not advisable to mess with an African rock python.
26:57Their sharp and twisted teeth could hurt the hyena.
27:02And they strike very quickly.
27:06And that means they're very muscular.
27:09They curl up around their prey, and they will cut the circulation.
27:15But likewise, a bite from the hyena could tear the spine off the snake.
27:25This python is still not an adult, and she's escaping while she can.
27:36A deserved victory.
27:38The hyena leaves no traces.
27:41Hyenas are one of the only carnivores capable of eating entire prey,
27:45whether fresh or not.
27:50The hyena didn't wait for the python to kill the impala.
27:55It's actually the hyena who's died of a bite.
27:59It's actually the hyena who's died of a bite.
28:02It's actually the hyena who's died of a bite.
28:10In a safari, you don't always get on a vehicle.
28:14Some of the best sightings happen on foot.
28:21You feel more vulnerable.
28:28Your adrenaline levels go up.
28:31And encountering a pack of lions face to face could have consequences.
28:41But surprising 500 buffaloes is worse.
28:48Another stampede.
28:50Oh my God.
28:51Look at that.
28:53The lion is coming down the hill.
28:55Look at it.
28:56It's amazing.
28:57There, there.
28:58The lion is coming this way.
29:02Hundreds of buffaloes against a pack of lions?
29:06It's a battlefield between predators and prey.
29:16Look at that.
29:18It's amazing.
29:32Oh God.
29:33I don't see anything with so much dust.
29:35Look at them.
29:49Oh God.
29:50It is...
29:52Oh my God.
29:53They're going to kill him.
29:55They got him.
30:01Oh my God.
30:02They've knocked him down.
30:08Oh no.
30:09They've got a calf.
30:11They're going to kill it.
30:32But as usual, the pack of buffaloes returns to rescue the calf.
30:38Oh my God.
30:39Look at that.
30:40Look at that.
30:41The buffaloes are coming back.
30:49They're chasing them.
30:53Look at that.
30:57He's getting up.
30:59He's getting up.
31:07That's amazing.
31:09Oh my God.
31:39The buffaloes keep moving forward, but the lions manage to catch two calves.
31:53They're much easier to drown than adult buffaloes.
31:57Oh my God.
31:58Did you hear that?
32:05The sounds.
32:10Oh my God.
32:22This is a massacre.
32:27Look at that.
32:28The pack of buffaloes is coming to rescue it.
32:32What a battle.
32:34It's...
32:36No.
32:37Oh no.
32:38Oh my God.
32:50The buffalo is desperate.
32:52Yeah, but they want to drink.
32:54They're thirsty.
32:55You can tell.
33:04It's still alive.
33:06Oh my God.
33:14Look at that.
33:15He's getting up.
33:17Oh my God.
33:35As we've seen on this safari, the buffaloes don't abandon their own, just like that.
33:41And they have no problem chasing the lions when they get past the number.
33:50But if the lions manage to get away from a calf, it's game over.
34:10Oh my God.
34:15Oh my God.
34:20Oh my God.
34:27They're trying to save the calf, but it's dead.
34:40Oh my God.
34:46They've managed to save one, but the lions have caused these two.
34:50It's not getting up.
34:52Oh my God.
34:54Here they come again.
34:56Four less.
35:00These lions had a great plan.
35:02Target the calves.
35:03Oh my God.
35:12Oh my God.
35:14Then the lions take advantage of the chaos they've created.
35:24And the cleverest thing is to kill the prey as quickly as possible,
35:28because they know that the buffaloes are going to come for them.
35:32They're chasing them.
35:34They'll come back later to pick up the calf.
35:40The buffaloes have satiated their thirst and the lions have hunted.
35:43That's the cycle of life at this time of year.
35:56The sightings of the safaris depend on where you're going.
36:01But sometimes the most interesting thing is what you see on the road.
36:07Safaris are not only there to see battles between animals.
36:12They can also teach us a lot about life.
36:25Here we have a lioness sleeping.
36:32And a very big lion on the lookout.
36:38But what is he doing?
36:44Does he want to attack her?
36:50Shh.
36:51Sorry.
37:01Oh my God.
37:31You need to tell him what's going on.
37:33It's a pretty funny situation.
37:51You need to tell him what's going on.
37:53It's a pretty funny situation.
38:02The big, dominant lion has taken a good beating for waking up the lioness.
38:19The courtship of the lions is somewhat aggressive.
38:24It's all a matter of hormones.
38:26The female's instincts take her to mating.
38:29But the male's penis has spikes.
38:32So this means that the act itself is very painful for the female.
38:37It may be a shock, yes.
38:39But it makes her ovulate.
38:45And the bad mood doesn't last long.
38:49In the next 24 hours, they'll mate about 50 times.
38:54But this male hasn't conquered it yet.
38:57It may be that he has taken possession of the herd recently
39:00and is trying to impose his dominion.
39:02In which case, he will try to mate with all the females in the herd.
39:05This female, of course, is not in the mood.
39:08I mean, who wouldn't be after they woke her up like that?
39:17At all seasons, a herd of buffaloes in the dry river.
39:22It could be interesting.
39:23Two herds of lions are approaching.
39:28It doesn't look good for the buffaloes.
39:36They're right next to the lions.
39:38They're very close, aren't they?
39:40Very close, yes.
39:42This time, there are two herds of lions attacking the buffaloes.
39:49Why don't you run away?
39:51At all seasons, the lions come from the south.
39:54The buffaloes head north.
39:56Towards the male lions.
39:58Pete, it's not worth it.
40:07Come here, Pete.
40:09The buffaloes are passing by.
40:27Are they behind the pole cloud?
40:29No.
40:39The lions have dragged him to the riverbed,
40:42making it difficult for the herd to rescue him.
40:48The buffalo has a scar on his back.
40:51Maybe he escaped from the lions.
40:54Will he be able to do it again?
41:02This is very unusual.
41:04Of course.
41:07Two herds collaborating.
41:24The buffalo struggles to keep standing.
41:27If he falls to the ground, it's over.
41:53The herd watches the scene from above,
41:56unable to come down to help.
42:06They've knocked him down.
42:08I don't think he can get up.
42:24The lions have done very well.
42:26They've worked together.
42:28It's not the first time.
42:30But this time they have achieved their goal,
42:32a buffalo of the greats.
42:34It's almost too good to be true.
42:40Males form coalitions,
42:42and they can associate with females from more than one herd.
42:46Look, those two lions could go for the third one.
42:49Look, it's not very funny.
42:51Neither are the others.
42:53But the females from rival herds don't get along.
42:57One of them is buffing the other.
43:16And then they take this flair.
43:27And the males let on to separate them.
43:29They just want to eat.
43:35But power struggles have distracted them,
43:38and it has cost them their food.
43:42Possibly for the second time,
43:44the buffalo manages to escape by the hair.
43:49Another reminder that anything can happen on this safari.