I've seen this before on television also. On the show they said the reason the lion adopted the antelope was because she was excluded/ostracized from her pride. I'm not sure really, but I think this story is so fascinating.
This is a shortened brief version of an actual show that featured this on Animal Planet. I recall when the antelope was killed the Lioness cried like it would if it had lost a cub. They said she cared for these antelope cause she had a traumatic experience with her own cubs death.
No the lion did not eat it the antelope was out of his sight for seconds and a larger Lion came out of the bushes and ate the antelope. These lion however adopted 8 different entolope but non of the 8 lasted as long as the first one.
Nat Geo showed this on a show called 'Bizarre animal friends'
I am not sure the lion did adopt this antelope, suspect she just decided to eat it later when she is hungry... I would love this to be an adoption, but lions are lions, and nature is the nature!
@nyanaify not always. We are consciousness and we are limited somewhat to the decision space that is allowed in what ever species body we inhabit. This lioness wasn't sick or deluded in some way, she was probably just slightly more consciously evolved than most other lions. She probably struggled somewhat with the notion of survival and altruism but of course being a lion she could not express much outside of futile attempts at parenting. Look up the work of Tom Campbell, he explains this.
It's kind of sad if you think about it. Here is this lion that appears intimidating to what would be, obviously, her prey, but all she wants is to adopt it and raise it as her own but the prey tries desperately to escape her or it perishes eventually. It's just my perception on this topic though.
You guys wanna know the real reason this is happening? Back when God created us, animals all got along, and the "Carnivores" were acutally "Herbivores". And if you aren't a Christian and you don't like this answer don't bother fighting me.
You guys wanna know the real reason this is happening? Back when God created us, animals all got along, and the "Carnivores" were acutally "Herbivores". And if you aren't a Christian and you don't like this answer don't bother fighting me.
o.o This is kinda sorta child abuse. The baby seemed really nervous. I wonder so hard why she chooses to do this, and what level of thinking it's on. Like, are her instincts messed up, does she simply feel that the antelope is an appropriate surrogate for a cub, or has she put some logic into this? So many questions, lol X3
@GenjiZerk No, it wasnt, i read that after the first antelope was killed she was roaring in anger, also why would she keep the first antelope for 16 days
im not feeling this human and animal comparison.... humans are inteligent beings that should not need any kind of guidance from an animal on how to behave...
fact: we should be logical enough to understand that a human is a human regardles of his colour or creed.... we should also understand the difference between good and bad, right and wrong
Hate isn't because someone was misinformed or due to a bad education. The individual makes the decision to judge another being based on their own feelings -- you can't really blame it on "well, my mommy said" or "this is what I learned in school". In the end, it's the person's responsibility on how they act on how they feel.
All you people saying shes keeping it so she can eat it later are high. Do you understand how long and time consuming that would be? She could go kill about 10 zebra in the weeks time it takes to keep that baby alive.
I'm all for thinking all animals are capable of amazing things, but..
I think the lioness was disturbed. I don't remember how she came to be alone, but it's natural for her to want companionship/offspring.
There were times in the documentary where she acted as if she wanted to eat the antelope and other times starved herself, not eating at all. I personally think her expressions and body language shown was really strange too.
@shinocicada might it be the case of an animal being more intelligent as it is supposed to be and realizing (!!!!??) that killing for food is something bad...? I wonder... Maybe she was just disturbed but if she deliberately starved herself and fought her instincts of eating the antilope, might be something wonderful happening out there too....
@lkrnpk I highly, highly doubt 'higher intelligence' is the case here.
It certainly wouldn't show through in this way. A lion, even born smarter than others will never gain MORAL STANDARDS, especially ones as controversial as that. Morals in the true sense of the word are exclusive to humans, while empathy is debatable in certain species.
She didn't fight her instinct so much as appear to forget them, and then remember them at other times. I respect your points but I stand by mine. :3
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i want to think, oh she is a female, she wants to mother. But at the same time, I think that she is smart and she is looking after it so that when it is grown she can eat it.
As sensational as some people want this to be, it ain't much of a lesson for humans to learn. The relationship isn't happy, the antelope is scared out of its damn mind and wants to get out of there but the lion is violently holding it there. She means well but doesn't have the capacity to realize how bad it is.
A better lesson than "tolerance" here is that good intentions don't mean you aren't causing harm.
@Tomtomchacha so your saying in the world some races are lions and others are antelopes then? The point is that if a predator can so drastically befriend prey (the prey can't communicate so he doesn't know), then why can't humans be friends over something as little as skin color?
@cobbfc4life This is a single lion with a really strong maternal desire, which unknowingly or uncaringly torments a baby antelope and essentially dooms it to death at the hands of another lion. Humans exhibit a much stronger capacity for caring than that. This tolerance crap people try to shove down other's throats in these videos is as simple and narrow-minded as people on the other end of the spectrum who are bigots. At least you guys aren't "evil", I still can't stand feel-good stupidity tho.
@Tomtomchacha Lions have poorer empathetic understanding towards foreign species because they're natural predators. Humans are also innately quite manipulate and vicious, but can rise above this with acquired information and education.
The lioness must have lost her pride when she was young.. doesnt know what the hell its doing (hasn't had the opportunity to learn).. although I'd question how she'd survive that long if that was the case.
it could be that her baby died inside her belly and she knew she was going to have a cub but it just did not come out and it died i think she got to sad and help less she adpoted it and cared for it like a cub
It's not defying the rules of nature. It's responding to visual cues of the baby antelope's facial and body proportions - the same proportions Disney uses in their designs, because it makes humans go SQUEE and want to hug and take care of them. Well, it's not just humans. Such a response is hardwired into all mammals. In this case, she was probably not too hungry and close to breeding season, so the NURTURE instinct outweighed the EAT instinct. That's the core reason behind all such adoptions.
If different species of animals can become friends with each other, then it'd be a great lesson for us humans to become friends with anyone of different races. We need to learn to not be so racist/sexist/etc.
@Baller027 Right, percentage is not the point. My point was that if some species of animals can get along well with other species, then humans need to be more friendly. Some animals hunt and eat meat, some humans hunt and eat meat, but animals can also be friends with their prey, and us humans can as well.
@HarrowingWinter .. showing these animals have compassion and feelings. I agree there i so much we can learn from the animals. Stop making them our food, we need to protect them as they protect us. We are bigger and have more intellect but we sometimes act like fools, fighting against one another, persecute others based on beliefs, sexual orientation etc .. Go Vegan or at least a vegetarian, your body and soul would love you for it.
@HarrowingWinter i hate comments like this, you make it sound like humans are disgusting beings that hate everyone and other animals are perfect and have it all figured out. but would you say the same about your friends and family? are they terrible human beings that need to learn to stop being so racist/sexist/etc.?
@HarrowingWinter But they weren't friends. The Antelope was terrified and tried to get away. The lion probably just had some left over mother instinct, maybe she lost a cub.. This "friendship" is based on pure selfishness by the lion. It needed something, and didn't care if the antelope was happy or not.
The only thing we as humans can learn from this, is that not everyone agrees with you on what is a good time, and what is a good idea to do, and you should show people that respect.
@SmileyLieutenantDan No other animal is capable of self-deprecation, no animal understands it's wrong doings and upholds laws to stop any such thing happening again such as poaching, killing etc. No other animal spends it's life helping other animals find homes and treat them better and feed them. Yes there may be some sick twisted humans, but look at the majority here, a lion doesn't take pity on the mother it took from a baby zebra, but we recognise that and act agaisn't such acts.
@Justpooinabush "no animal understands it's wrong doings" I will keep that in mind when animals are recorded to kick members of their pack out for doing something they don't like.
@HybridD91 Ok then, if humans aren't the niceist animals on this planet, then who is? Humans kick their members out of their society when they do something wrong? They put them in Jail, and even go as far to kill those who put that ammount of torture and cruelty on animals and other humans. Nothing compares to the generosity and love humans put into helping other animals, creating homes, nurturing them even though they aren't related and will get nothing out of helping them except for happiness.
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@HarrowingWinter That analogy is dumb. You are comparing predator and prey (2 very different species) with different races of humans (1 species that has reason). Most animals avoid other species, and in some cases hate or eat them. Mutual companionship between races/sexes of humans is FAR MORE COMMON than friendships between unlike animals. Your point is touching, but your reason is awful.
@TheCostran29 May just be a re-incarnated human ... so they say, when everyone dies, they are re-incarnated as a tapeworm, a fly, a chicken, a dog maybe when you die, you are re-incarnated as a girl? That may explains why some people know so much at a young age, LOL ... they already lived once and are living again with out knowing they already have! uuuuuu weird, true, and freaky....
Hmm, lets see how many vids there are on here with odd parent/baby relationships. Tiger adopts piglets, cats raising squirrels, lion adopts antelope....wow, scientists, maybe you should watch youtube once in awhile. I grew up with wild animals, I've seen some amazing acts of compassion and companionship.
LOL! You are daft! Those youtube clips you see if Tigers/piglets - cats/squirrels are just in domestic and influenced by human domestication. Quit watching those artificial and human influenced clips. If a Tiger in the wild saw a piglet it would eat it. This is true wildlife and not those stupid home-made/zoo clips.
she obviously feels bad for smashing all the antelopes and eating them, i think the male lion kills it because it knows it as good as dead, not being able to return the fawn to its family.
I saw something similar to this once where a leopard killed a mother baboon, but then took the baby and raised it as it's own, protecting it from other predators...it was amazing.
The internet fucked up her thinking.
MarkAllenChannel 7 hours ago
i think its because she might have a mating problem
all4agd 2 days ago in playlist Weird, True & Freaky
I've seen this before on television also. On the show they said the reason the lion adopted the antelope was because she was excluded/ostracized from her pride. I'm not sure really, but I think this story is so fascinating.
nickid15 1 week ago
This is a shortened brief version of an actual show that featured this on Animal Planet. I recall when the antelope was killed the Lioness cried like it would if it had lost a cub. They said she cared for these antelope cause she had a traumatic experience with her own cubs death.
RunaroundStar 1 week ago
She just wanted a pet
DJGSprite 2 weeks ago in playlist Weird, True & Freaky
She grabs its leg like 'hahahahaha..no'
lizzinatashaa 2 weeks ago 5
Mother Lioness of Calcutta.
RoyalJester17 2 weeks ago
antelope:mom what are you cooking lion:young man don t be picky
RCStrasbourg82 2 weeks ago
subhanallah..
camur88 3 weeks ago
Here, Kitty Kitty..Kitty Kitty
utveg522 3 weeks ago
Maybe the lion likes to wait until they've gained more weight before eating them?....
J109uk 4 weeks ago 12
@J109uk Except the antelope didn't have access to milk... and would be starving to death.
FerreThoughts 1 day ago
No the lion did not eat it the antelope was out of his sight for seconds and a larger Lion came out of the bushes and ate the antelope. These lion however adopted 8 different entolope but non of the 8 lasted as long as the first one.
Nat Geo showed this on a show called 'Bizarre animal friends'
adsonkool 1 month ago
I am not sure the lion did adopt this antelope, suspect she just decided to eat it later when she is hungry... I would love this to be an adoption, but lions are lions, and nature is the nature!
nyanaify 1 month ago
@nyanaify not always. We are consciousness and we are limited somewhat to the decision space that is allowed in what ever species body we inhabit. This lioness wasn't sick or deluded in some way, she was probably just slightly more consciously evolved than most other lions. She probably struggled somewhat with the notion of survival and altruism but of course being a lion she could not express much outside of futile attempts at parenting. Look up the work of Tom Campbell, he explains this.
joemoe23 3 weeks ago
I like how the reporter said "the lioness is breaking the rules of nature" (something like that) DUN,DUN,DUNN JAIL TIME!
eveTmtz821 1 month ago
QUIT PLAYING WITH YOUR FOOD!
smoth7 1 month ago
awww thats sad
dannybell223 1 month ago in playlist Season 1
It's kind of sad if you think about it. Here is this lion that appears intimidating to what would be, obviously, her prey, but all she wants is to adopt it and raise it as her own but the prey tries desperately to escape her or it perishes eventually. It's just my perception on this topic though.
donttouchmyfoupy15 2 months ago
she probably lost her baby and trying to find a replacement
Mrsxdimmplez 2 months ago
WTF stand for Wierd, True, and Freaky.
FriendMeSeb 2 months ago 2
@deandogg1 no i saw rhe resr of rhe show p tv a male liob kills tge antlope
729rina 2 months ago
i saw this before on tv
729rina 2 months ago
i need more slow motion to understand this video
HJsongs 3 months ago
Just proves that Lions can be crazy too!
69QuIzAcK69 3 months ago
The first meat farming lion. Kinda scary
KeskinTRS 3 months ago
lion:what?i am a vegeterian...
johnnyonepiece 3 months ago in playlist Weird, True & Freaky 3
that is sly the lion is beefing it up and gaining its trust then it will just kill
deannodog1 4 months ago
You know I can see my cat doing this with a mouse. Not out of love for a baby mouse however, but just to screw with its head.
MrShayneOneill 4 months ago
the music at the start sort of sounded like the halloween theme song
Highbudget 4 months ago
try a human baby please
ty1977 4 months ago
MOTHER INSTINCT
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HauntingMidnight 4 months ago
You guys wanna know the real reason this is happening? Back when God created us, animals all got along, and the "Carnivores" were acutally "Herbivores". And if you aren't a Christian and you don't like this answer don't bother fighting me.
HauntingMidnight 4 months ago
@HauntingMidnight .rofl grow up moron.god dint create anything and christians are retarded.
M10663 1 month ago
o.o This is kinda sorta child abuse. The baby seemed really nervous. I wonder so hard why she chooses to do this, and what level of thinking it's on. Like, are her instincts messed up, does she simply feel that the antelope is an appropriate surrogate for a cub, or has she put some logic into this? So many questions, lol X3
hamstergirl591 4 months ago
has she ever had any kittens of her own ?
j7x54 4 months ago
"ohhh look the lion adopts something it would normally eat, it's so nice, people could learn from this" we have, it's called adopting lol
puttsardarda 4 months ago
what! sad ending!
dreamypoppy 4 months ago in playlist More videos from AnimalPlanetTV
i guess being a hippie is contagious...only tofu for that lioness maaan...like meat is totally murder dude.... XD
shawn2chuwpy 4 months ago in playlist Weird, True & Freaky
pedolion
kespec 4 months ago
that lioness is awesome
zerk1 4 months ago
Is the Lion a vegetarian
biggsleezy 4 months ago
This is the most false title I've ever came across. "Lion adopts antelope", spare me your bullshit. The LION was PLAYING WITH it's KILL.
GenjiZerk 5 months ago 2
@GenjiZerk No, it wasnt, i read that after the first antelope was killed she was roaring in anger, also why would she keep the first antelope for 16 days
eagc7 2 months ago
@eagc7 I know nothing about what you have read, therefore I cannot form my opinion on it. I'm going off of what I see right here and now.
GenjiZerk 2 months ago
trying to make it fat and eat it lolxd
Savalos97 5 months ago
Lions have learned to farm.
They've evolved.........
kiwiodoom 5 months ago
someday the antelope will complain saying its a vegeterian
narutohokage20 5 months ago in playlist Weird, True & Freaky
im not feeling this human and animal comparison.... humans are inteligent beings that should not need any kind of guidance from an animal on how to behave...
fact: we should be logical enough to understand that a human is a human regardles of his colour or creed.... we should also understand the difference between good and bad, right and wrong
hate usually falls down to uneducation
mbpatelss4 5 months ago
@mbpatelss4
Hate isn't because someone was misinformed or due to a bad education. The individual makes the decision to judge another being based on their own feelings -- you can't really blame it on "well, my mommy said" or "this is what I learned in school". In the end, it's the person's responsibility on how they act on how they feel.
BlueAuraWolf 5 months ago
because she loves
Shiretb 5 months ago in playlist ANIMAL SOULS.. they have them too ;)
@Shiretb ANIMAL SOULS ARE LIEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSS.
Liesssssssssssssssssssss.
ColorsOfTheRainbow70 4 months ago
@ColorsOfTheRainbow70 Then human souls are lies too
carllito12 4 months ago
@carllito12
At first, I was like, that's a stupid argument.
Then I realized you were probably right.
ColorsOfTheRainbow70 4 months ago
aww how cute :)
StephOver18 5 months ago
its proboly a lionness that lost its own cubs and wanted to mother something
keepitganstadawg 5 months ago
I think that antelope is too skinny for lion. She don't want to eat it right now, but to wait for couple of months :)))
socialmarketinguru 5 months ago
@socialmarketinguru She's just waitinig til the "little one" puts on some more "meat" !!!
speedosam1950 5 months ago
the lion adopted the baby since when its older it will be more meaty, animals are smart
TheLastArchdemon 5 months ago
Its a cat with an antelope fetish
sularealty 5 months ago
mabye its conroled recarnation lol lmao
darkorbit244 5 months ago
This lion is clearly broken
YZ250er 5 months ago
That's absolutely amazing!
Lovinghappyhome1 5 months ago
the lion is a pedo.
lameKidification 5 months ago
the lions probably just waiting for it to get fatter to so it could eat it
BUSTARBEAT 6 months ago
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backonmission 6 months ago
tmnt is weirder, and wolves of the beyond is jsut as wird
jarjarbinks000000888 6 months ago
Lion mixed martial arts at 0:54
FBballin 6 months ago
i smell a sitcom.
Jsen111 6 months ago
It's like a human raising a Big Mac....
tookietookie123 6 months ago 30
she's obv just fattening it up
notme2468 6 months ago
okay....but will it blend ?
techtonikrandom21 6 months ago
shes just waiting until he's big enough to eat
JessicaHeartsCain 6 months ago
its a pedo lion.
Jeppecool7 6 months ago
shes just fattening him up to eat uhm later on
axon209 6 months ago
LOL baby thief scared away original mother KIDNAPPER!
axon209 6 months ago
"Antelopes are friends, not food"
8Elsemer 6 months ago 3
All you people saying shes keeping it so she can eat it later are high. Do you understand how long and time consuming that would be? She could go kill about 10 zebra in the weeks time it takes to keep that baby alive.
willsmackyoudown 6 months ago
@willsmackyoudown I watched the whole documentary a few years ago.
I'm all for thinking all animals are capable of amazing things, but..
I think the lioness was disturbed. I don't remember how she came to be alone, but it's natural for her to want companionship/offspring.
There were times in the documentary where she acted as if she wanted to eat the antelope and other times starved herself, not eating at all. I personally think her expressions and body language shown was really strange too.
shinocicada 6 months ago 4
@shinocicada might it be the case of an animal being more intelligent as it is supposed to be and realizing (!!!!??) that killing for food is something bad...? I wonder... Maybe she was just disturbed but if she deliberately starved herself and fought her instincts of eating the antilope, might be something wonderful happening out there too....
lkrnpk 5 months ago
@lkrnpk I highly, highly doubt 'higher intelligence' is the case here.
It certainly wouldn't show through in this way. A lion, even born smarter than others will never gain MORAL STANDARDS, especially ones as controversial as that. Morals in the true sense of the word are exclusive to humans, while empathy is debatable in certain species.
She didn't fight her instinct so much as appear to forget them, and then remember them at other times. I respect your points but I stand by mine. :3
shinocicada 5 months ago
eff you male lion!!
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RolynV1992 6 months ago
@Sandsibscrazy No, its not though the baby died it was starving because she had no milk and she was starving because she couldnt hunt
axXMISSAYxa 6 months ago
Don't you see people, the lion was trieng to domesticate the antilope, Before you know it we'll find monkeys cultivating vegetables
alliencedful 6 months ago
aww its so sweet how she protected the antelope :)
pumkinpie1231 6 months ago
dumb video the same picture over and over again
Anaben11 6 months ago
I love how the mother just ditched her child
RebornLegacy 6 months ago
...Anyone else seeing a resemblance to Misery?
MsFlipflop62 7 months ago
"If a lion adopts an animal, he will eat it within the next couple days"
"But not this lion"
....It hasn't been a couple days yet.
Heifsin85 7 months ago
lol wtf what the fuck
jckillamc 7 months ago
Lion Adopts Antelope .....then eats it
kurwayork 7 months ago
i want to think, oh she is a female, she wants to mother. But at the same time, I think that she is smart and she is looking after it so that when it is grown she can eat it.
lozis15 7 months ago
"5 more times until death, escape or predators separated them" doesn't seem like the best mother does she..?
Nazareadain 7 months ago
are you kidding. the antelope's probably like O ^ O gasp. gasp. gasp. gasp. gasp. gasp.
and the lions like. >8)
nynzxoxo 7 months ago
Lion: Here little antelope, mamma has brought you a meal!
Antelope: Yay for mom! What did you bring me?
Lion: An antelope!
Antelope: ....
duckmonsterX 7 months ago 71
@duckmonsterX Sorry not funny enough to gain likes....
w0wyourbun 7 months ago
@duckmonsterX XD nice!
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Killerthewolfdog 4 months ago
@duckmonsterX Lmaooo
joshescooo 3 months ago
bitch was vegetarian
duderasta125 7 months ago
she wants a baby
TheEmoelmo13 7 months ago
If you'r not hungry today and have no refrigerator what do you do ? Adopt your "dinner" and eat it later
01zack 7 months ago 3
She just wanted a friend.
chafedaddy 7 months ago 3
As sensational as some people want this to be, it ain't much of a lesson for humans to learn. The relationship isn't happy, the antelope is scared out of its damn mind and wants to get out of there but the lion is violently holding it there. She means well but doesn't have the capacity to realize how bad it is.
A better lesson than "tolerance" here is that good intentions don't mean you aren't causing harm.
Tomtomchacha 7 months ago
@Tomtomchacha so your saying in the world some races are lions and others are antelopes then? The point is that if a predator can so drastically befriend prey (the prey can't communicate so he doesn't know), then why can't humans be friends over something as little as skin color?
cobbfc4life 7 months ago
@cobbfc4life This is a single lion with a really strong maternal desire, which unknowingly or uncaringly torments a baby antelope and essentially dooms it to death at the hands of another lion. Humans exhibit a much stronger capacity for caring than that. This tolerance crap people try to shove down other's throats in these videos is as simple and narrow-minded as people on the other end of the spectrum who are bigots. At least you guys aren't "evil", I still can't stand feel-good stupidity tho.
Tomtomchacha 7 months ago
@Tomtomchacha Lions have poorer empathetic understanding towards foreign species because they're natural predators. Humans are also innately quite manipulate and vicious, but can rise above this with acquired information and education.
IdaMiaDot 6 months ago
@Tomtomchacha
Very well stated.
opmike343 4 months ago
Adult Male Lion: "Honey, I'm home!" "What's for supper?"
Female Lioness: "Umm, I don't know?"
Adult Male Lion: "Well, well, well, what do we have here?"
Female Lioness: "Umm, nothing?"
Adult Male Lion: "Mmmm... is that Antelope? What a suprise? Thanks dear for preserving it for me."
Female Lioness: "NO!!! DON'T!!!"
Adult Male Lion: "Sorry babe, it's too late." "AHHH... That hit the spot."
Female Lioness: (runs away crying)
ADballa28 7 months ago
i use to wach this show before lost tapes came one
darknight101243 7 months ago
the lion has a antelope fetish
firenex123 7 months ago
"What drives these curious creatures to defy the rules of nature?"
~ Love.
TheoryOfAll 7 months ago
dude the lion just wants it to get big so he can eat it later ;)
freedmanjoey 7 months ago
maybe the lioness was raised by a human being ,like christian the lion
gimingawako 7 months ago
the lion will lie down with the lam
the days are COMING
sukruoosten 7 months ago
@sukruoosten Well the male lion disagrees and doesn't want the world to end just yet LOL
shawnster44 7 months ago
The lioness must have lost her pride when she was young.. doesnt know what the hell its doing (hasn't had the opportunity to learn).. although I'd question how she'd survive that long if that was the case.
payingwithfire 7 months ago
Awww that's cute, but mom is 0 for 5 in the survival category.
TheOriginalCakeboy 7 months ago
LOL sex slave 1:30
PureHayabusa 7 months ago
lol
baggeghfreak 7 months ago
"scientists will never know why this lioness cared for this calf."
I no why, its because of mother instincts.
raptordude115 7 months ago 3
it could be that her baby died inside her belly and she knew she was going to have a cub but it just did not come out and it died i think she got to sad and help less she adpoted it and cared for it like a cub
guineapiggirlforever 7 months ago
Animal expert: "When a predatory cat does adopt an animal... cos it's happened before"
Narrator: "Kamanyak's story is unheard of"
Narrators are idiots.
nichoji 7 months ago 2
for the love of god! that lion has no pride!
novak253 7 months ago
It's not defying the rules of nature. It's responding to visual cues of the baby antelope's facial and body proportions - the same proportions Disney uses in their designs, because it makes humans go SQUEE and want to hug and take care of them. Well, it's not just humans. Such a response is hardwired into all mammals. In this case, she was probably not too hungry and close to breeding season, so the NURTURE instinct outweighed the EAT instinct. That's the core reason behind all such adoptions.
Hekateras 7 months ago
If different species of animals can become friends with each other, then it'd be a great lesson for us humans to become friends with anyone of different races. We need to learn to not be so racist/sexist/etc.
HarrowingWinter 8 months ago 88
@HarrowingWinter im pretty sure humans by percentage get along better with other races than lions do with their most common fucking meal.
Baller027 7 months ago
@Baller027 Right, percentage is not the point. My point was that if some species of animals can get along well with other species, then humans need to be more friendly. Some animals hunt and eat meat, some humans hunt and eat meat, but animals can also be friends with their prey, and us humans can as well.
HarrowingWinter 7 months ago
@HarrowingWinter True that :)
5800junker 7 months ago
@HarrowingWinter .. showing these animals have compassion and feelings. I agree there i so much we can learn from the animals. Stop making them our food, we need to protect them as they protect us. We are bigger and have more intellect but we sometimes act like fools, fighting against one another, persecute others based on beliefs, sexual orientation etc .. Go Vegan or at least a vegetarian, your body and soul would love you for it.
lovebeyondnow 7 months ago
@HarrowingWinter yes..we should be friends with crocodiles and sharks and bears
ImNotHuman100055 7 months ago
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ashleyBFFsasha 7 months ago
@HarrowingWinter easier said then done
MrDGulp 6 months ago
@HarrowingWinter i hate comments like this, you make it sound like humans are disgusting beings that hate everyone and other animals are perfect and have it all figured out. but would you say the same about your friends and family? are they terrible human beings that need to learn to stop being so racist/sexist/etc.?
Murder0redruM 6 months ago 38
@HarrowingWinter But they weren't friends. The Antelope was terrified and tried to get away. The lion probably just had some left over mother instinct, maybe she lost a cub.. This "friendship" is based on pure selfishness by the lion. It needed something, and didn't care if the antelope was happy or not.
The only thing we as humans can learn from this, is that not everyone agrees with you on what is a good time, and what is a good idea to do, and you should show people that respect.
Giesji 6 months ago in playlist Weird, True & Freaky
@HarrowingWinter that shit is gay!!!!
abhtx9boy 5 months ago
@HarrowingWinter The human race is the nicest and kindiest race on this planet.
Justpooinabush 5 months ago
@Justpooinabush You are ignorant and misguided if you believe that.
SmileyLieutenantDan 5 months ago
@SmileyLieutenantDan No other animal is capable of self-deprecation, no animal understands it's wrong doings and upholds laws to stop any such thing happening again such as poaching, killing etc. No other animal spends it's life helping other animals find homes and treat them better and feed them. Yes there may be some sick twisted humans, but look at the majority here, a lion doesn't take pity on the mother it took from a baby zebra, but we recognise that and act agaisn't such acts.
Justpooinabush 5 months ago
@Justpooinabush "no animal understands it's wrong doings" I will keep that in mind when animals are recorded to kick members of their pack out for doing something they don't like.
HybridD91 5 months ago
@HybridD91 Ok then, if humans aren't the niceist animals on this planet, then who is? Humans kick their members out of their society when they do something wrong? They put them in Jail, and even go as far to kill those who put that ammount of torture and cruelty on animals and other humans. Nothing compares to the generosity and love humans put into helping other animals, creating homes, nurturing them even though they aren't related and will get nothing out of helping them except for happiness.
Justpooinabush 5 months ago
@Justpooinabush oh and in reagards to the nicest animal: Dolphins
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TheLastArchdemon 5 months ago
@HarrowingWinter but what fun would that be?
TheLastArchdemon 5 months ago
@HarrowingWinter Ya, we can learn alot from lions, like killing rival cubs.
MrPayincash 5 months ago
@HarrowingWinter That analogy is dumb. You are comparing predator and prey (2 very different species) with different races of humans (1 species that has reason). Most animals avoid other species, and in some cases hate or eat them. Mutual companionship between races/sexes of humans is FAR MORE COMMON than friendships between unlike animals. Your point is touching, but your reason is awful.
carllito12 4 months ago
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utubegirlx 8 months ago
This is breaking all the laws of the wild...
TheCostran29 8 months ago
@TheCostran29 May just be a re-incarnated human ... so they say, when everyone dies, they are re-incarnated as a tapeworm, a fly, a chicken, a dog maybe when you die, you are re-incarnated as a girl? That may explains why some people know so much at a young age, LOL ... they already lived once and are living again with out knowing they already have! uuuuuu weird, true, and freaky....
faostube 8 months ago
Weird, True, and Freaky ... WTF!!!
wakkagonemad 8 months ago
the lioness must be a vegetarian.
walularsawa 8 months ago
Maybe the lion lost her own kid and missed her own cub?
ultima3210 8 months ago
that antelope is probably shitting itself
CompoundSolutionsTV 8 months ago
I'm not the only one who wtf'd right?
DeathWish1279 8 months ago
was this supposed to be a happy story?
Sandsibscrazy 8 months ago
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They should have named it "Edward Cullen"...
Plumira 8 months ago
They should have named it "Edward Cullen"...
Plumira 8 months ago 23
Whoever tries to domesticate a wild animal needs education. They are WILD, hence LEAVE them there.
Gisele091 8 months ago
allah has nout to do with it!
kilara39 8 months ago
lesbian lion.
jaha14 8 months ago
<3 This lion <3
ballsoffury4 8 months ago
Damn nature, you no scary, no more!
PestBreed 8 months ago
Hmm, lets see how many vids there are on here with odd parent/baby relationships. Tiger adopts piglets, cats raising squirrels, lion adopts antelope....wow, scientists, maybe you should watch youtube once in awhile. I grew up with wild animals, I've seen some amazing acts of compassion and companionship.
CoyoteWildFlower 8 months ago
@CoyoteWildFlower
LOL! You are daft! Those youtube clips you see if Tigers/piglets - cats/squirrels are just in domestic and influenced by human domestication. Quit watching those artificial and human influenced clips. If a Tiger in the wild saw a piglet it would eat it. This is true wildlife and not those stupid home-made/zoo clips.
teewoods 7 months ago
Weird True Freaky (WTF)
zoranhacker 8 months ago
she obviously feels bad for smashing all the antelopes and eating them, i think the male lion kills it because it knows it as good as dead, not being able to return the fawn to its family.
sake02 8 months ago
letn them get bigger to eat she just smarter than the rest
wsoares89 8 months ago
Weird
True
Freaky,=WTF?
MorningGloryVine1 8 months ago
n'aawwwwww :D
Simalacrum 8 months ago
animals aren't calculating. They care about their next meal, not preparing their meal for months on end.
AltairEgo1 8 months ago 3
Don't F*** WITH THE KING! MUFASSSAAAAAAAAA
Monk3yPaws18 8 months ago
this is not true. don't believe a word this guy sais. he fucks at wtf rude.
milly4066 9 months ago
Antelope Fetishes. It's a thing.
Tofyi 9 months ago
Incredible!!!
holmsatlarge 9 months ago
lol at 2:36 dog has no legs HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
NTVGAMER123 9 months ago
@NTVGAMER123 not even that funny.......
TheMusicDude1997 9 months ago
I saw something similar to this once where a leopard killed a mother baboon, but then took the baby and raised it as it's own, protecting it from other predators...it was amazing.
krazkid66 9 months ago