The Lion Grabs Cheetah From Its Head Until Death

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00:00 This lion caught a hyena by the neck.

00:03 Over these herby plains, the prey slowly began to surrender before the mighty predator and its strong bite.

00:12 Although they are often known as the king of the jungle, most lions actually live in the savannah or grasslands.

00:20 When this pack of wild dogs was resting, they were attacked by a lion.

00:28 The fully grown predator caught himself a pup.

00:31 As for the rest of the pack, they got away without looking back.

00:36 Lions are fast animals. They run at a speed of up to 81 km/h.

00:45 This lion attacked a cheetah.

00:52 He swiftly grabbed him and attacked him on the neck, which made him crumble before the ferocious aggressor.

00:58 Although they are cousins, lions tend to attack cheetahs to reduce the competition over food and to protect their territorial dominance.

01:07 Lions are not hateful, but rather jealous of cheetahs.

01:11 When this baby giraffe was left alone, it was attacked by a hungry lioness.

01:19 The big cat quickly put an end to the prey's life with a single bite.

01:24 A female lion needs 5 kg of meat a day. A male needs 7 kg or more a day.

01:32 When this crocodile left the water for the banks of the river, he was attacked by a couple of lionesses.

01:39 The hungry beast started approaching the prey slowly, seeking a way to finish him.

01:48 Lions hunt and consume large animals they find in the grasslands they inhabit.

01:53 This young elephant was attacked by a couple of lions.

01:57 The male jumped over the prey and took him down.

02:01 As for the female, she waited until the big hunt crumbled to sink her teeth in its flesh.

02:08 Lions go on the hunt for food mostly from dusk till dawn.

02:14 Female lions do 9% of the prize hunting.

02:17 (upbeat music)