In the African jungle, it's every lion, wildebeest and crocodile for itself! - BBC wildlife

[seeeew66aaaa33]

سبحن الله 

[hussnfussel7]

it makes no different what animal wins because in the end every animal in the jungle is eventually eaten by another. so they are all food for each other.

[zaneacademy]

"In the African jungle, it's every ..., wildebeest ... for itself!" exactly, it seems that they could easily overcome the lions and the crocodile if they always act as group...

[MucusFelidae]

I don't like talking faces.

[21sabrina1]

change the tname of this video its really bad and pointless kinda pissed me off

[StillEnrico]

damn im glad im not a wildebeest .. what a life .. danger everywhere

[rogerbuttz]

well that was shit

[nongq102]

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[85BladeGhost23]

thumbs p if u think the girl in the commercial is smoking hot

[Zombiepull]

maybe i am wrong, but THis is no Jungle.

[vegetablehazzard]

am i the only confused at 0:34 ? is it me or does the lion in front have more than 4 legs?!

[JudePal]

@vegetablehazzard No, those are the legs of the second lion. watch it again, she disappears right at 0:33

[ravenal2006]

why is george w bush in africa???

[yaroukh]

@ravenal2006 so that the African guy can be a president in America

[biggsleezy]

what questions me is how non-human creatures can drink what from the rivers without getting any diseases or stomach aches

[comicmonster100]

@biggsleezy >>> what questions me is how non-human creatures can drink what from the rivers without getting any diseases or stomach aches <<<

Animals do get sick from drinking dirty water - we had a farm and domestic farm animals are extremely sensitive to even the slightest variations in food / water quality and animal sickness contracted from poor water / food is a major cause of concern - wild animals may have a higher resistance but weak in the herd do often die of sickness - natures way

[biggsleezy]

@comicmonster100 are any of their sense organs able to tell them what and what not to eat?

[thenpancrea]

JESUS CHRIST IT'S A LION GET IN THE CAR!

[MARAVILLOSO162]

Lions: Target locked

Lions : Alpha team move in...

*Wildebeest Runs into water*

Lions: there all yours Romeo

*Crocodile dives into water*

[phoenix1916]

More like African Plains!

[king707066]

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That was a jungle?!

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[Xonx68]

Wow, that was a great big build up for a whole lot of nothing. :P

[wildanimals127]

@speedyxtreme yeah..... But usually "he" is just used as a relative term. Not confused as much as paying more attention to it being a lion that the lion's gender. Haven't you ever called your girl dog a "he" or said "him" when you meant a female friend?

[CutieayAliceio232]

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[2girls1freak]

i still say my cat can take one of those lions on.

[pfalky2k]

@2girls1freak, we don't keep cats. we keep garden tigers.

[SpeedyXtreme1]

Cool video !!

Anyone notice at 1:50 he says 'here HE comes' and it's a lioness? LOL confused guy.

[Xonx68]

@SpeedyXtreme1 Actually I think it was a juvenile male, but it's hard to be sure with the quality of this video.

[awaiseali]

LOL

[Crystalinalake]

@wawda2 Sick of seeing this BLOODY COMMENT!!!

[pachor2]

fuck the ads



[30inventionman]

Nature man cool

[die4gooners]

I can spend my whole life watching just animal documetaries..

[sohcsarewicked]

@die4gooners @ReturnOfJackDawson You should watch the documenary called "Earthlings" its here on youtube, very relaxing

[thenewgeneration123]

If you come back after death, wildebeest is the least thing i would want to be, they are getting hunted by every animal, cheetah, lion, crocodile, leopard, hyena, and they are not stron like buffalos or fast like impalas

[Fear08MX]

@thenewgeneration123 For me it would be a cow or pig. Lol, you are destined to die the day you are born if you are a cow or pig. Wildebeests have at least some chance of survival unlike cows and pigs.

[thenewgeneration123]

@Fear08MX I was thinking about wild african animals hehe

[sohcsarewicked]

@Fear08MX thats true Wildebeest is born into wild but cow or pig or chicken is born into hell

[moons160]

DAMN NATURE, you scary!

[MassObliterator]

They don't seem to show these anymore, its almost always animal cops

[000MrEloy]

muchas gracias por haberme permitido ver leones vs bufalos bay

[Haxxtt]

lol lions are such attention whores

[cageybee777]

incredible cats indeed!

[unitedoverload2]

but some documentaries use comp now there is no more realistic only comp used

[Darragh112]

how do you get a job as either a reporter or a camera man out there

[Tonyokay87]

@Darragh112 graduate work in zoology, you have to know what your talking about. maybe a few years in television, doing god knows what. million in one job, good luck if your trying.

[Darragh112]

@Tonyokay87 thanks

[Ghostdog15]

DAMN NATURE, YOU SCARY

[greatjoe22]

for a moment the croc was like JACKPOT

[plt1985]

THE BBC HAS TO KNOW THAT WHO WATCH THEESE DOCUMENTARIES WANTS TO SEE THE ANIMALS ITSELFS NOT A GUY TALKING AND RECORDING HIM AND THE ANIMALS... YOU BBC GUYS HAS TO FOCUS ONLY ON THE ANIMALS, THE STARS ON THESE DOCUMENTARIES ARE THE ANIMALS

[S1434S]

@plt1985 yea they r motherfuckers



[JimTLonW6]

@plt1985 I don't agree, the fact that we have a commentary from professional and involved commentators adds a lot to the vids and is what makes this series better than any other that i've seen.

[cronicsmoke1]

@JimTLonW6 yea you're right, quality show all the time and the presenters make/keep it ace. love these programmes

[chelsiao]

@JimTLonW6 I agree with you because, if it wasn't for them how would we know what's happening. It's good they tell us so we can get a better understanding of their everyday life.

[TemplarX2]

@plt1985 Doing differently for once.I like his commentaries but you are right sometimes it get too much.

[DSheffieldPhoto]

@plt1985 Worst. Grammar.  Ever.

[plt1985]

@DSheffieldPhoto

ENGLISH IS NOT MY NATIVE LANGUAGE!! SORRY

[chinbling26]

dats why i love natgio wild

[RamboW4NN463]

The jungle is the real ghetto!!

[Sora1euri2]

must suck being wilderbeast

being chased all the time

[Bychance37]

They looked so gorgeous by the water drinking. Boy he blew that one LOL

[cheetahspots65]

I ALWAYS vote for the predator their way cooler looking, for all people who vote for the prey are just softies, all hooved animals are stupid their legs are all gangly and retarded.

[11bGemini]

@cheetahspots65 I don't know why but this post almost made me spit my cereal out....haha.

[pfalky2k]

@cheetahspots65 & yet without them, you'd have no predators. i love prey. they keep my beloved cats going.

[sevenelevenuser]

fuck killer whales i kill em for fun

[Simolkaw]

GOOD video

[MishuTaste]

The African continent is insane!

[dunkje1]

@ 0:30 - 0:37

The two lions in front transform into one :D

[CORAZONBLANCO9]

@dunkje1 LOL

[xtr0gd0rx]

@dunkje1 holy shit haha

[BluePitNose]

Both lions and crocodiles failed big time lol.

[timetorollallday]

man i f i was able to recordd that shit i would be an ass and make a loud noise and get the wildabeast to run for nothing

[hanwenzero]

lol dood the wildbeast would prob just go wtf was that and keep on drinking xD

[fabregas360]

That would be interfering with nature as you're technically helping the beasts out by preventing the lions from catching them off guard.

[Oliiiverr]

We are a part of nature it does not just belong to other animals and we can interfere all we like.

[nils4545]

@Oliiiverr Offcourse, but I wouldnt mess with a lion or croc :D If I didnt have a gun

[thebutler89]

"battle at kruger" is like this. It's a bunch of buffalo, lions, and crocodiles having an all out battle. It's insane.

[Mazumune]

@thebutler89 Nature of all these animals is like Kruger.

[NinjaMatie]

Lucky day for the wildebeests haha!

[jmdnarri]

Speaking from experience?

[squackman100]

This clip is amazing. It shoows " nature " at its best. Survival of fittest, cohabitation. primal instinct. Truly extrodinary.

[killerfocker]

fail big time

[5tickets]

nice job

[africanjungle52]

Lions and Crocodiles a Team?

[GEORGEBUSHISAKUNT]

Yawn.....

[jessegrohs]

omg xD he sounded like he was disapointed that none of the wildabeast died.. lol

[redbullsn1per]

"African Jungle" different than the jungles your all thinking of...like per haps the "Amazon Jungle"

[Zombiepull]

@redbullsn1per a Jungle is a Jungle or not? a big area with many trees... or not? i was grown in the city so maybe im wrong, but this looks like a Halfdesert.

[madstaringeyes77]

he's got a point, that ain't no jungle.

[Peacetoyouandyours]

It's not the fucking jungle and it ain't worth watching. Another BBC FAIL.

[jeanmichelcaillou]

haha, thanks for the warning

[nobby1997]

That Simon King, what a poofter, I mean c'mon!

DoubleR66 is correct, tigers come in a variety of colours and patterns, it's natures stealth weapon.

[MishuTaste]

What would they do if they ran out of gas?

[Grouvalorebetis]

it's called Gnou, not wildbeast

[SledR8cr]

Gnu has no o, and they call them wildebeest. Its the same thing.

[DoubleR666]

those tigers are pretty lazy beasts. thousands of buffalos and no catch - stupid cats.

[thedudeguy1234]

your retarded those arnt tigers there lions

[MrHairyNutz]

its a tiger.

[wolveshockeyrs]

@DoubleR666 and they aren't buffalo either :/

[DoubleR666]

i like buffalos.

[TheBigBeavis]

Are you retarded? They are cleary lionesses. Tigers have stripes dumbass. These cats would easily kill you. So don't call them stupid.

[DoubleR666]

Tigers have plaid fur with green and yellow feathers attached to it -- at least where i come from. These Lions in this video are Tanzanian Lions, Angola Lions are bigger and have longer tails -- i am an expert on this issue so don't call me retarded.

They would not kill me, they have more fear of humans than humans have fear of lions. Compared to humans liontigers are dumber than humans -- fact !

[wpn25t]

Wheres the action?

[wwerules10]

Look you've just watched it so must be intrested, if he wasnt there then u couldnt see anything like this sooo......

[fefiss86]

This fucking guy parks his car in the middle of the action... LEAVE THE ANIMALS ALONE!

[MrEC95]

he didnt parks his car idiot. he stood there for an hour and was about to leave untill he said the lioness looking at the buffalos.

[SuperVincent85]

ok and i dont see how that little lion could bring down that big ass wildebeest

if only the wildebeest work together and back each other up instead of just taking off, non of them would get eaten

[SuperVincent85]

are lions friendly to humans

why dont these bbc douchebags ever get attacked?........they are driving in a strange contraption in the wilderness

arent these lions the kinda animals that anything sets em off, but a strange car with humans in it with a camera in their habitat dont bother them one bit

[sorryufool]

yeah its a preety cool and intense moments

[jarviadam]

These documentaries are great, but mother nature can be a relentless ruthless bitch sometimes, I know I wouldnt wanna face that fate DAMN!

[troppolocco]

oh it not a jungle thankyou for sharing that we needed you guys to tell us

[ReturnOfJackDawson]

i just love animal documentaries.. i find them soo relaxing and i enjoy them a lot!

[zlkimagenX]

Relaxing! When I watch these things I am so freaking tense! I am like. Please don't die wilderbeast, Please don't starve cheetah cub for the entire freaking thing!

But ya they are very enjoyable

[ReturnOfJackDawson]

lol yes true there can be intense moments.

[zlkimagenX]

Ya I know right. Like when a male lion tries to take over a pride and we are all like NO he will kill the cubs!!!

I never get used to that. (T_T)

[theedrstrangelove]

it's not a jungle!

[hickmantaylor]

its not the African jungle its the African plains

[plugindave]

lol "my goodness can they drink"

just imagined a bunch of wasted lions

[TheChosenFewTV]

am i SERIOUSLY trippin or @ 2:29 those three hills above the river look like animal heads..

the one on left looks like a croc showing its teeth face forward (or a snake head), and the middle looks like a male lion with his mouth in the shape of an O like he just saw something crazy

lol

[cacashepee]

i thought the same thing ha h ha ha

[natureboi147]

HAHA how did you notice that lol

[peteq1972]

Oh man, i wanted to see some munching lol.

[Ninety2q]

Caught between the devil and the deep blue sea. haha that is great

[mjp2501]

Simon King and Johnathan Scott are #1 wildlife commentators.

[BobbyEnergy]

near the end of the video hes like" we'll looks like the lions where unsuscessful this trip" then you see a lion flying from behind into the screen!

[aciiid1]

dint see it , are u tripping?

[Hackiesacker007]

This is similar to the "Battle at Kruger" video. I guess these encounters between Lions, Wildabeast, and Crocidiles are more common than I thought.

[thekanman]

what play by play commentary

[CMink7777]

Survival, competition, and fucking each other over.....Animals....they remind me so much of human beings. Oh yeah....we are animals with more clever more cunning sophistication.

[nokiafan4life]

is it just me or do all predators have eyes on the front of their heads, and all the prey have eyes on the sides of their heads? or do i need to get my eyes checked?

[pl0x007]

duh ofcourse it is

[MrNetworkAutumn]

maybe... but APPLE IPHONE

..just had to write that! XD

[reddwarfposse]

You are correct.

Predators have forward facing eyes to improve their depth perception for hunting. Prey animals tend to have eyes on the side of their head for better peripheral vision.

[SlashCharger]

Which means that predators' eyes need to have accurate judgment of the distance between them and the prey, while prey animals need to have the ability to check their surroundings for predators while feeding.

[dopenass]

you dont need to explain reddwarfposse's comment you dickhead.

[ashley92wales]

unless of course, the predator is in the sea, ocean or river

[animelover1082]

@reddwarfposse i just learned that in science class XD

[MrJohanLindgren]

@nokiafan4life I have noticed that also :)

[FrayEv]

@nokiafan4life It is because The prey are able to see in a 360 view so they can survive more well as the predators idk why there eyes are there

[DUNKDAEXCESS]

@nokiafan4life You're right! That's a great observation. Prey actually usually have eyes on the sides of their heads to produce a wide field of vision so they can spot predators. Predators need to have a focused field of vision to chase after their prey.

[redebla]

@nokiafan4life WHAT ABOUT KILLER WHALES! get ur eyes checked

[flipxy]

@nokiafan4life you pretty much got it right.

reason being that predators need those eyes to focus in on prey, while the prey animals need them to have a wider range of view in order to watch out for predators.

[whooshx2]

@nokiafan4life

oh evolution :D

[brendanodolan123]

@nokiafan4life ,Should have went to Specsavers dude

[julianlev]

@nokiafan4life its no coincidence

prey animals have monocular vision to scan all around for predators

predators have binocular vision to zoom in on prey

[arrebentaAbolhaa]

@nokiafan4life you´re rigth..its that way because the predator is a chaser,he needs eys on the front and the prey need to be alert from all sides

[killophonist]

@nokiafan4life That's some basic zoology yeah ! You won't get a Nobel with this one

[THEVIDEOARBITRATOR]

@nokiafan4life no you are right. the predators have eyes in the front of their heads so they can pinpoint where prey are. and when they strike animals it is better to have a direct view. when you have eyes on the side of your heads, they give you a better view of your sides and what is in front of you. besides, predators ambush from the sides and behind them rather than in front so it makes sense.

good observation. hope i explained it.

[THEVIDEOARBITRATOR]

@nokiafan4life oh here u go. got this from wiki. especially hoofed grazers, lack binocular vision because they have their eyes on the sides of the head, providing a panoramic, almost 360°, view of the horizon - enabling them to notice the approach of predators from almost any direction. However most predators have both eyes looking forwards, allowing binocular depth perception and helping them to judge distances when they pounce or swoop down onto their prey.

[mjp2501]

Poor Wildebeest can't get a break, if it's not the Lions nipping at their heels,, it;s the Crocs trying to nab a couple of em.

[Anonymousse005]

There should be a disclaimer before nature videos when nothing dies!

[LovelyStrings1]

...if only the wildebeest would organize...

[Finn001abd]

So true. If they would just stampeed over the lions they would wipe the lions out.

[tigerstar199]

what the fuck this boring!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[raikouruby001]

Are these Tsavo lions they have no mane and also the guy said "he's" moved up the bank

[num9090]

lions are fierce yes, but if we poison the rivers, then we can solve the problem. but poison wont affect the alligators because their skin is immune to a lot explosions and they're millions of years old, so bombs dont work either. the horned cows are a problem too, because they spread disease to other animal like cheetah and tigers, but if we wipe them out and keep a small number of them in zoos for the future, then humanity will be safe.

[jakefini777]

What the fuck are you saying?

[AwkwardPatty]

idiocy.

[num9090]

"lion had instinct once, but then developed a strong power to choose. the hunters were farmers once, but because the lions decide to make a nature war against them, they had no choice but to defend themselves and the rest of humanity." history will say something similar once hunters have wiped out the lions. it will balance the eco system and its fairer too on the other smaller animals the lions eat, who'll have a better chance now.

[Rekmackan]

Are you Karl Pilkington? Anyways, you crack me up :D

[num9090]

...i wtfzor lol'd @ that 1st rag kill... :)

[jakefini777]

You have to be delusional to think lions threaten humans as an entire species. There are more than 3 billion humans and a relative handful of lions remaining. I don't care if some people die, that would balance the ecosystem better than killing lions because really all humans do is wreck the ecosystem. And the smaller animals drink from the same water you want to poison. So if you want to kill lions to give them a better chance you're going to mess something up big time.

[Finn001abd]

jakefini777: Over 6 billion humans.

[egyptianbawss]

over 7 billion sir

[Emaniac69]

I'll like to know what the hell you are smoking, and if it is available in South Florida. What you say makes so sense.