NATURE | Moment of Impact Part 1 | Lion and Wildebeest | PBS

http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/episodes/moment-of-impact/introduction/5583/?u... Go inside one critical moment to discover how a lion is able to bring down its prey, a hulking adult wildebeest.

"Moment of Impact: Hunters & Herds" premieres on PBS Sunday, April 4, 2010 at 8pm (check local listings) and is part of the 28th season of the Peabody and Emmy award-winning series produced by Thirteen in association with WNET.ORG for PBS. Major support provided by Canon U.S.A. Inc. http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/episodes/moment-of-impact/introduction/5583/?u...

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[ericaduncan21]

Thank you for posting your video for all to see.

[yawenalice]

The Kiss of Death~!

[spike0rvs]

@Elodee123 No way you can compare an animal that is prey to a mentally challenged person. Besides they might feel some pain when the lion's claw goes into them but the Lion makes sure to give the prey a swift death.

[TylerThrashPeace]

nature is still and wabally. but yes all animals do need to eat and some eat other animals. in fact i just saw a frog hunt down a moth and ate it, on my own deck only 15 min's ago

[HappyProletariat]

All of nature is a battlefield

[jajkic073]

I love meat, meat is good mmmmm get used to it lmao

[balkastalkman]

umm this layout sucks wtff, cool vid tho, Nice animations

[Elodee123]

@Iggimoogloop People feel bad because it's not their fault they evolved that way. :) They still feel pain, and suffer. Just because they aren't as "intelligent" doesn't mean it doesn't have a life. That's kind of like us killing mentally challenged kids because we shouldn't feel bad that they were born that way, right?

[Iggimoogloop]

I like it when the carnivores win, especially when their in the cat family, because they're much more intelligent than the prey, which just has to know how to run. I don't know why people feel bad for the prey, with eyes on the sides of its head and a tiny brain.

[dbadmus]

@ElGato2448 Yea they said the previous rating system didn't work. I didn't know where to read their opinions on why it didn't work.