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00:00 For male lions, their territory is sacred.

00:09 Their primary territorial defense is the maintenance of the food source and the hunting area they

00:15 inhabit.

00:17 War will break out when strange male lions appear on their territory.

00:23 If you're curious as to how male lions are going to defend their territory, join us for

00:28 this video.

00:30 The Lion King's last war to defend his territory.

00:34 This video shows a very violent scene where a coalition of four male lions brutally attack

00:53 an intruder in their territory illegally.

00:57 [Lion Roaring]

01:00 Taking advantage of a large number of attacks on a male lion from all sides, the battle

01:10 is raging.

01:12 [Lion Roaring]

01:34 Male lions are finally successful in driving the intruder out of their territory.

01:40 The intruding lion is forced to leave with severe wounds.

01:44 This is another battle for territorial gains from male lions.

01:53 A male lion enters the territory of three other lions and a fierce battle ensues.

02:00 Will the female end of the male look the same as the video before?

02:05 They attack each other with sharp bites and claws, which can cause severe injury to the

02:10 opponent.

02:11 The intruder shows his power over the three adult lions.

02:21 Perhaps, they also felt that their enemy was not weak.

02:34 Finally, they left.

02:35 The war ended there and no one knew whether the war would continue tomorrow.

02:40 In the African savannah, the lion is the only big cat species in the world that lives in

02:55 a community.

02:57 [Lion Roaring]

03:10 In the female lion herd, they prey on animals such as antelopes and zebras and a number

03:16 of other mammals.

03:17 [Lion Roaring]

03:40 [Music]

03:50 Male lions do not participate in predatory missions, but they do have a very large task,

04:05 which is to protect the colony's territory and safety.

04:09 They mark their territory with urine and will send out loud growls to warn intruders into

04:22 their territory.

04:24 [Lion Roaring]

04:35 Young male lions will leave the pride when they reach maturity.

04:39 They may ally with other young male lions and begin their journey to conquer new territory.

04:45 [Lion Roaring]

04:53 In this newly formed group, there will be three or four male lions, one male lion leading

04:59 the others.

05:03 [Lion Roaring]

05:25 [Music]

05:35 On the African steppes, territorial wars between animals are frequent.

05:40 [Lion Roaring]

06:03 These fierce battles only end when the loser accepts a retreat and gives control of the

06:09 territory to the other opponent.

06:20 [Lion Roaring]

06:49 [Lion Roaring]

06:51 There are also male lions that actively break away from the pride for some reason.

06:56 [Lion Roaring]

06:57 [Music]

07:04 They often wander in search of their own territory or take over the territory of another flock.

07:11 [Music]

07:20 When a new male lion takes over a pride, the male and male lions in the pride will be evicted

07:26 or even killed.

07:29 [Music]

07:49 I hope this information is useful for you.

07:52 Please leave your thoughts on a battle to defend your territory in the comments below.

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08:03 Goodbye and see you in the next video.

08:07 [Music]

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