Masai Mara Lions Safari with Klaus Tiedge
2020 ж. 4 Ақп.
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Day Safari out with Klaus Tiedge looking for opportunity to film & photograph Lions in the Masai Mara.
We trail 3 Males but they are sleeping so we find a young mother with 3 adorable lions cubs playing in the bush. That evening we witness the cruelty of the Masai Mara as a new-born lion cub is likely killed by it's older sister and the pride ends the day with a call to hunt during a beautiful sunset.
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Notch, Dark main, Scar... Legends of massai mara ever
His stories kannd vannekaale😂
Ella malayaligalum ingane thodangiya enth cheyyum😂
Rest in Peace Klaus. Your work is a living legacy ❤
Did he pass away?
Ahh, the Toyota Landcruiser, the tireless workhorse of the savannah :D
I find it interesting how lions and tigers process an open jeep differently, tigers attack and lions chill.
The style of the photos - post production - is amazing. The fact that the safari vehicle Klaus uses allows him to shoot from the truck bed - gives 75 cm + advantage to the rest of us. On my last safari I was in the front left seat and this made a huge difference for my shots, but being able to be even lower while close to big lions is wonderful. I was last in the MM in March 2017, but only for 16 days. Staying in my favourite camp on the Mara side we got to track most of the big prides and males (particularly Scarface and his three brothers)
🇮🇪. Excellent video sharing such beautiful images of such beautiful lions 🦁🦁 they are my favourite animals in the world excellent upload
thank you for this beautiful video, and more videos, God bless you
They are all so cute and cuddly and cute puggy nose!!Thank's for Sharing
Have you seen the film? kzhead.info/sun/qMuNhMysoKBrgZ8/bejne.html
RIP Klaus🙏🖤
Goddess me! Absolutely adorable precious three little cubs! Though I feel very sad for the little one who mom must be out hunting or so? Poor little thing won’t survive as he has been treated as play thing 😢
So beautiful those amazing creatures!
Beautiful video. A true inspiration to me and the art.
Another great video! Thank you for sharing!
excellent photography
Lieber Klaus rest in peace, your photographs live in us
So cute baby of lioness ❤😊
you inspired me Rest In Power
Great video, it’s very well done and those cubs are so cute
Thank you, if you enjoyed this please check out our Documentary Film: kzhead.info/sun/qMuNhMysoKBrgZ8/bejne.html
But why was the small cub killed. And I’ve never seen a mother bring out a tiny baby that small to meet the larger group??
Very good video! Every second is worth to see carefully! I want to Kenya now.
Very nice video thank you.
Beautiful shots..
Love Kenya... Beautiful country
Wonderful .
Brillant many thanks
Sou do Brasil, documentário maravilhoso
Wow, very cute
Awesometastic ...
Don’t moms usually introduce them to the rest of the pride after a few weeks? Those are tiny
Usually not until at least 2 months or more. They’re still too delicate after a few weeks....they’re still fragile even at 2 months or more but not as easily injured accidentally by older cubs or bigger members of the pride. They’re fathers aren’t even allowed to be near them at first. I’m honestly surprised those itty bitty ones are with the pride at all.
It looks like all the shrubs and bushes have been cut down there's nowhere for her to hide them
Nice
That is truly incredible to witness and yes, life in the bush is harsh and I am wondering if the mother of the cub is from another pride and got chased off by this pride??
Wow! The cubs are so cute! While closing to them, I wonder what's human beings in their eyes? Did they know they were photographed? If there were some hyenas attacking them, I might be interfering(though I know I couldn't..).....they are really so adorable...
i loved the video so much thank you for that
I’ve seen lionesses guard n protect the Cubs with their own lives from first breath until last. In nature tho it is the rule only the fit survive and for good reason so I agree it’s circumstantial.
Did they killed that cub? or it survived?
Woaw awesome 📷🤩 thanks for the video! One day, i hope to see lions in Kenya
Why are there no lions in Kenya?
👍🦁⚘♥️
Weird because usually the mother gives birth away from the pride and doesn’t introduce then until the cubs are a few weeks old... must be a weird circumstance here.
Often when a lioness gives birth to only a single cub it is abandoned. The effort & likeliness of successfully raising a single cub is not worth the outcome for the pride. They must keep their numbers up to keep the linage going, a single cub will mess with the growth potential. It is a harsh reality of the animal kingdom and reminds us of the cruelty of nature. It doesn’t work on emotion, but survival of the fittest. A sad, but real moment indeed.
@@DeanPaarman That makes no sense as there has been many cases of lionesses giving birth to single cubs and raising them to adulthood
Ross hence the word: often. There is no absolute rule. It’s also circumstantial. This was a particularly large pride (over 18 lions).
@@DeanPaarman It makes no sense for a lioness to invest three months being pregnant, for her to give birth to a single cub and for her to say, nah, one cub is not worth it so I will fall pregnant again and if my next litter is again only one cub then I will abandon that one as well, it just does not make sense and goes against nature itself!
@@ross_spirou_photography I hear you. I cant say whether this is normal or not, but it's what happened while we were there, and corroborated by our guide. I'm absolutely no animal expert, but am told that circumstantially this happens in the Masai Mara every so often. It was March when we filmed this, which is rainy season. The migration (real food source) is 6 months away. This was a pride that was constantly on the move. Nature decided it was not going to work... only reporting on what I saw.
muy triste ver Cachorros que en 48 hrs pueden estar Muertos , , si los rescatan podrían tener una oportunidad , solo necesitan pasar los primeros 6 meses
Não sabe esses filhotes quando crescer vai saber que não é fácil sobreviver.
That cub is too small to be out of the den. Older cubs are just too rough on the babies. Lionesses don't usually introduce the cubs to the whole pride until they are approximately two months old. I believe Klaus died of cancer several years ago.
their coat looks reddish
Really?🙄😂 no shit
This is one confusing video. What happens to them?
Hi there, this was just left over behind the scenes footage from the film. Scenes that were left incomplete because we had to leave the area (end of day). But you can refer to all the completed stories in the final film: kzhead.info/sun/qMuNhMysoKBrgZ8/bejne.html
Looks like all the shrubs are gone, nowhere for her to hide her cubs. They are so exposed.
Why is it that the lions wouldn’t attack the camera or people on the Jeep?
Because they know human meat is disgusting.
@@oasis5683 haha...are you serious?
They have bond with these lions since they were cubs so...
@@watiu9lei no he is african oasis.
Lions and Big cats don't eat humans its not order of nature, however, they will attack humans if provoked,
You should know that the cub is NOT "a few minutes old"! Lion cubs are born blind and with their eyes "closed", I think for the first 2 weeks, but I'm not positive on how long for sure. But this cub's eye's are open! So that proves you wrong! Get your facts together because I don't like composing texts or comments!
Relax dude! Jeez
release the lion here in Franca- SP
bro look like meek mill
Music is badly applied
They were too small to b with pride Mom might introduced them earlier but this happens if they are too young.
The music is too much.
decent video but the music took away from it, stopped watching very early