Never Give Up... The Zebra and the Lion

[setospetdragon]

2:34 *looks around* "Man, I'm glad no-one caught that on tape."

[1779BEZ]

yay zebra!!!!

[MsMoonlight2]

Wow!

I bet Lion female was like-What Hell Just happened, I had that damn Zebra. How will I explain this to my husband the King of The Jungle and my children..LOL

Good for U Young Zebra Stallion. Show that Female Lion whose The Man...LOL.

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[papi928]

The zebra punked that lion. Now all the other lions will kick it out of the herd for being weak.

[darrennz2008]

YEH .... FUCK YOU IN THE FACE LION BEEEEEE- HOTCH !!!!!

[JetoraOrzus]

fucking have it!

[jimmiespeed]

That was awesome. Way to go zebra

[manstie]

"What happens next is unprecedented... they start having sex..."

[irobxd]

@manstie lmao

[MrDavkoz]

Wow, you can clearly see at 2:00 the zebra moving towards deeper water and lying down on top of the big cat.

[Ronnie196325]

Why did that biblical shit make it so that animals have to suffer to survive

[StormChick05]

""if im gonna die im taking you with me, bitch!!"

[Menolifee]

Im sad because of this :(

Now the lions little babies will suffer in hunger.

FUCK YOU ZEBRA.

[DELGangster86]

Take that, Bitch!

[ProducerX000]

tooo funny

[TRASUPO]

That Zebra is a water hog, probably frolics all day making mud pies.

[coolesteagle]

the zebra was smart.

[DanPotthast1]

get pooped on!

[Schatface]

GET OWNED

[EricFalcon1]

Hi everyone.I recently posted my newest video of affirmations for 'activating the law of attraction,' spoken out loud to inspiring music. It's very powerful and effective. Just sit back and listen, or keep it on in the background, while you do other things. Best regards, - Eric Falcon

[TheChampionInMe]

Good stuff. Some good lessons here about never giving up.

[oldguitardude]

Zebra seems pregnant. That explains the indomitable spirit.

[InsanePuppy11010]

@oldguitardude

But it's a male...

[laylacalif]

@oldguitardude then why would the narrator refer to the zebra as a stallion?

[nickfrohead82]

Thank you for this video

[AngelKay7]

At 2:30 she's like "WTF?" lol

[eurandi]

impressive!!!

[5thsauce]

the zebra didn't consciously "try too drown the lion", it was just damn lucky.

[chrisbetarez]

agreed, that statement is ridiculous.

[zihuetlachtli]

wich one yours?

[shangrilastouch]

I'm sure the lioness wasn't hungry for much longer...

And the zebra, covered in blood, must have left a scent for other predators to hunt him down...

... and so, life goes on in the bush...

[bareknucklepaul]

Thanks mate!

You make my day!

[runeiceb]

wow, amazing

[hooligan2005]

What was the more serious blow dealt the lioness?

[EricFalcon1]

Good question.

The narrator might be referring to the lioness' realization of her missed meal as the "more serious blow" which she suffered;

Or more likely, in this instance, I think the narrator may have 'projected' onto the lioness the *uniquely* human ability we posses to have our 'egos' hurt; which can feel like a "serious blow" to us;

[EricFalcon1]

While a lioness can have a 'pride', that's something entirely different than the unfortunate humanly 'pride', which leads to 'egotism', and which then eventually and inevitably results in self-consciousness and self-pity;

This observation by the narrator was just a minor portion, fortunately, of an otherwise excellent narration of this film clip.

[ksnyder777]

"Pride" isn't always a "bad" thing!

Lest you have piggish men!

[EricFalcon1]

Yes, that's a good observation about the word "pride."

It's odd that we have a word in the English language which has two totally different and nearly opposite meanings...merely depending upon what 'context' the word is being used in. "Pride" can either refer to a 'virture' or a 'vice', depending upon the context of usage.

[EricFalcon1]

On the one hand, pride can be an admirable, non-self-indulgent sense of esteem for one's appearance, abilities, or accomplishments, and is known as virtuous pride, greatness of soul, or magnanimity.

[EricFalcon1]

And on the other hand, the unfortunate kind of pride, the one that is viewed as a vice, is also known as vanity or vainglory. Vanity and vainglory involve self-indulgence and self-absorption...and are associated with a distorted or grossly exaggerated sense of oneself, which is not reflective of reality (i.e., "egotism").

[EricFalcon1]

In the virtuous sense, pride can also refer to a high opinion of one's nation (national pride) and ethnicity (ethnic pride).

[ksnyder777]

I know what "pride" is!

I'd counter claimed the implication that "pride" is always bad!

But yes you're right! Good observation!

[pjstrupp]

Funny, I searched for "Winston Churchill Never Give In" and this video came up.

The zebra and the lion have a strong similarity to the Battle For Britain.

Thanks for posting.

[rocha39]

'if you are going through hell, keep going' best advice. Thank you for sharing this