Male Lions Mating at Kruger National Park | Kruger Park Sightings
2022 ж. 16 Сәу.
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The Lion King has a new boyfriend and is madly in love in my latest Kruger national park wildlife sighting.
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They really be takin “Lion Pride” to the next level
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lol
King is enjoying
having fun
"Dominance"... You're telling me that lion didn't feel good?
Yea I don’t agree that it’s a form of dominance just a form of bonding. Animals don’t have concepts like gay or homo. So what we might think of as strange animals are fine with. They don’t discriminate.
And one more thing animals are good at is MINDING THEIR OWN BUSINESS!!!!
Don't be naive they are doing this because they are closed in a park with with disproportional sex ratio they would have in open habitat and when they are closed in park they lose completely their instincts and territory dominance.
@@siloemascolo2769 Actually it has nothing to do with a 'disproportionate sex ratio', it isn't a substitute for female lions or anything to do with losing instincts. In the wild sometimes groups of males travel around together, and this is a way they assert dominance and maintain the hierarchy of their group to avoid conflict. It isn't even sexual from the animals perspective, and it isn't the same as with a lioness. It's just part of a male lions natural behaviour, mounting other males is just another way that they display dominance, it happens just as much in the wild with lionesses around, because it's a completely different thing.
@@akatsukitoast I am from the largest forest in the world and those things not happens.
Most straight people TRY to mind our own business, only to have alphabet people walking around, going look at us, we're gay and KISSING. And if you don't applaud it you're "racist"
😂😂
then subsequently nuzzles on his bro. after care is important
Legit
He even rolled over onto his back, belly & throat exposed, to make sure his dude doesn't feel threatened or stressed out. It's honestly really sweet.
I guess they love each other 💘 😻 💜 💛
It’s showing dominance
@@adamshaw8021 It’s just release bcz wife doesn’t like 👉👈 too often
@@adamshaw8021 nope
@@sonnydanielj7508 nope
@@adamshaw8021 You may wish that, but scientists disagree with you.
Half of the comments are people somehow finding out for the first time that homosexual practices exist in other species lol 😑
The lions do it to assert dominance, not because they’re “in love”
@@60sbabydoll777prove it. U can't. Dominance is a human made word
@@60sbabydoll777 Then what's with the affectionate head-rubbing, & the one who was just on top (thus _supposedly_ dominant) at the end rolling around with his belly up while the other stands above him (a _supposedly_ submissive pose)? 🤔 (Part 1/4 cuz invisible character limits) Having studied animal behavior for 35+ years, I'll sum it up: There's a lot of complicated nuance to dominant/submissive animal behaviors; it's not such a black & white issue, & there are a VAST number of exceptions to the oversimplified ideas most of the public has been fed by often outdated basic education, flawed studies, & theories taken as fact despite mounds of evidence against them. Many pioneer biologists in the old days had highly colonialist mindsets & superiority/inferiority complexes instilled into them as a product of their time, & they wrote with this bias, which has remained fairly unchallenged & just accepted for centuries because it "made sense", thus was brought into our classrooms. And so, even slightly more modern takes still often view behaviors through that outdated lens, looking for patterns that fit the narrative, rather than seeing if there's a whole different one at play. They also build their bias on repeatedly professed observations of greatly altered animal populations, which are passed off as "as natural as possible", when the whole setup was actually built on misunderstandings. A major example is the now-debunked idea that all wolf packs operate on Alpha, Beta, down to Omega social structures; those were formed by observing unrelated wolves forced to live together in captivity, when most packs are mostly related family units who can choose to remain or leave anytime, or be voted out if they're troublemakers. The studied wolves instead had developed abnormal coping mechanisms for their man-made unnatural living situations (superiority/inferiority complexes, paranoia, rejection sensitivity, desperation for attention, elevated introversion/extroversion, antisocial behavior, etc), & the researchers thought that those resulting mental illnesses were distinct militaristic ranks & social roles. 🤦♀ But I digress...
(Part 2/4) While there MAY have been some aspects of dominant/submissive behavior here, it's not completely certain. And even if there is, it's almost never a case of simply "one or the other". Social animals are NOT engaged in constant power-struggles, as we've been conditioned to think. It certainly happens, & mounting behavior CAN be part of that. But you have to look at the context of the situation, the body language, etc. And in this clip, if there IS any power-play (which is uncertain), it's extremely casual & light, & definitely not the focal point of the interaction, but instead a potential by-product. By the end, we see both dominant & submissive acts by BOTH lions in equal measure. If we were to judge simply by that, then these two lions almost certainly see each other as equals, & are actually putting mindful efforts into keep it that way. The "top" lion wanted to make it clear to his partner that he wasn't trying to become dominant, by immediately behaving affectionately & submissively after an act that COULD, in certain contexts, be taken that way (mounting). And the other lion showed receptive* body language throughout & immediately after the act, showing trust in the one servicing him, & returning the affectionate behavior afterwards to show approval for the activity & the other's presence. ((*While he did bear his teeth at the topper a couple times & may have growled, that's pretty much 50/50 on either: 1) Telling the other he's had enough, which he did without any major threatening language, attacking, or moving away which he was free to do anytime... Thus, it may simply be lion language for "I think I'm done", or at worst would be a raw expression of mild annoyance, like "Hey, cut it out."... Or 2) He was on the way to climaxing. Any cats, big to small, will emit what seems like angry (growling) or pained (yowling) sounds/facial expressions when they're climaxing. While it's often claimed to be due to a male's barbed member hurting them, the barbs are basically the texture of the cat's tongue, so they're not THAT sharp. More like "textured for pleasure". The supposedly pained/angry expressions even happen when the bottom cat is the one who begged for the mating, & afterwards may exhibit gratefulness & affection with their topper, sometimes even begging for more. If you think about it, aren't a great deal of humans the exact same? Don't' their climaxing expressions & sounds oftentimes seem to mimic intense negative emotions? Don't they sometimes try to pull away out of sheer intensity sometimes, even when they're loving it? 😉 Thus, those who claim that it's always painful are assuming way too much. And thus also, it's very difficult to tell if a growling, teeth-baring feline receiver is disapproving or in ecstasy.))
(Part 3/4) He did oblige the other's submissive posture (lying on his back, belly-up), by standing over him. This could have been for many reasons, which there isn't enough context for to know for sure, but here are several possibilities: 1) Unrelated to the coitus, he simply heard/saw/smelled something & wanted to get a better view, 2) By happenstance, he wanted to stretch out his limbs & let circulation return to his legs from lying down for who knows how long with his limbs bent, 3) He was thirsty, hungry, any of dozens of unrelated impulses he was on his way to meet. *_...But if we DO examine the "dominant/submissive" angle:_* 4 a) He wanted to take a turn acting dominant to make sure that the other male didn't think of it as a power-play (though as I said, the other lion clearly wasn't pursuing such momentum, so this is unlikely, especially since that was only done AFTER lots of reassuring nuzzles & face-rubs had already taken place), 4 b) The same (taking a turn to feel dominant), but out of caring, to reassure the other male that they were balanced with one another, so the rolling topper wouldn't worry that he had overstepped his boundaries (like "We're good, buddy. See? You were up higher, now I am. Fair & square. You don't have to grovel on the ground"). (The way that bonded housecats will reaffirm their equal "ranking" by taking turns gazing at each other then looking away... [Because if one does all the staring, then that IS a power-play, which can be challenged by the other refusing to look away either, sometimes leading to fights... and being the only one to look away is submissive]. Just one of many examples, where dominant/submissive balances can be used as a reassurance of EQUALITY & affection, rather than its opposite.) 4 c) The same, but out of that sense of pride some felines get to hide perceived weakness from other onlookers (like when a domestic cat casually grooms itself to pretend it didn't just ungracefully fell off the desk) (Like "Huh? What do you mean I was on the ground as if I could've been losing a fight or being eaten? Nah look, see? I'm not injured!"). More of a "saving face in front of outsiders" action, with no concern about how the other male perceived him. Humans WERE watching, after all (& he did look their way at one point, perhaps to make sure that they saw that he was on his feet), & so could other lions, prey animals, competitors, etc. So perhaps he was just trying to show that he was still fit & healthy, as a self-preservation measure.
Rare video . Good job brother
Yes we are all ANIMALS.
Lolz looks like they do this a lot! Go lover lions! 🌈🔥🦁
they aren't lovers, they do this to hierarchically dominate each other
Exactly they don't make heir sexulity a big deal they dont and have pride day No female day No male day No pride gay day Your gender is not an achievement to celebrate it
@@hanojo6098 facts
@@thecoolmf5297 lmfao being dominant would involve fighting to death. this video shows that they are doing it for pleasure. clearly gay as hell!
@@hanojo6098of course you find a way to make this about homosexuality
who are these males look impresive
We witnessed lions mating in the Masai Mara. The cycle of life is very evident there.
"It's simple Joe. They love each other. It's just basics."
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These recordings confirm that love between men is not reprehensible. Through the persecution of homosexuality has deprived men of love and empathy for each other.
I mean, most of the time its about dominance so maybe lets not create stories based on nature? What is true that is males have sex with males in many species, I am not sure how common female to female is though.
@@patrickbertlein4626 There are bonobo females that have lesbian sex. Homosexuality does not have to occur in all animal species. You cannot tame a rattlesnake. Other animal species can be tamed very well. This has to do with the social brain. In us humans, homosexuality is biologically inherent.
Gay
@@patrickbertlein4626 I wouldn't say "most" of the time it's about dominance. Most of the time it's about either reproduction, or pleasure, depending on the species. Aggressive mounting usually does NOT involve full-on coitus, just a quick aggressive couple of humps, or simply holding them in the locked position like a wrestler. That, I can assure you, is NOT followed by soft, gentle cuddling & nuzzling, followed by the one on top (supposedly dominant) proceeding to roll over in a SUBMISSIVE posture in front of their "opponent." 🙂 (Body language & context are more important than the action verb itself.) And female-female mating happens all the time too. In both cases, hundreds of species have examples. Dolphins will have mixed-sex orgies, not caring who is doing what with who as long as it feels good (they're pretty much all bi/pan). The majority of giraffe mating is between females, for one more targeted example; in-between meeting with males to briefly mate, the female herd members most often perform "necking" (courtship) & passionate mounting & tongue-tangling for companionship & pleasure with each other. Heck, there are even a few whiptail lizard species that are ONLY female! They evolved a high success rate of self-fertilization (their eggs hatch a bunch of baby clones of the mother, by a process called parthenogenesis, which 70 known vertebrate species are capable of in rare cases including hammerhead sharks, many snakes, & Comodo dragons). But those unisex whiptails still can't activate that function unless they go through the motions of mating. Which they exclusively do with other females, because that's all there are! 😯 And more than just mating, many same-sex animal couples also engage in courtship (certain calls/songs, synchronized dances, other ritual behaviors specific to mated pairs), affectionate bonding (which these lions clearly are doing, as I pointed out), & even raising young (or attempting to). They actually fill a valuable niche in that last regard. Many species of penguins notoriously may start with 2 or more eggs, but can only successfully raise one baby. Thus, they usually either kick out one of the eggs, or after the babies hatch, they're unable to make room for the second baby on their feet/in their sheltering pouch. So, the egg or baby is doomed to freeze to death. That's where the gay penguins come in, of either gender variety (though males tend to be more successful). Their bonds with their mate can last for years, or even a lifetime. They recognize each other in the huge crowds, exchange ritualistic vocalizations & beak rubbing, groom each other, snuggle, mate... & do their darndest to raise young (Infertile heterosexual couples do too, of course). They can still propagate their species, by taking in those otherwise doomed extra eggs/chicks (as well as any orphaned babies after seal or polar bear attacks kill their parents) & giving them a chance of survival. 😃 Some have been observed, both in the wild & at zoos, to resort to adopting a smooth rock, in hopes it'll hatch like an egg. 😂 But otherwise as I said, they'll adopt any abandoned babies eagerly. (Some, like humans, can be selfish though, & try to kidnap someone else's egg or chick because they wanna raise a baby soooooo badly, LOL, yikes!) One more fascinating case of systemic same-sex pairings: About 25% of male Black Swans settle into a homosexual lifetime bond with each other. They'll then be each others' wingmen & woo a female, who lets them mate with her. They treat her well so she sticks around, until she lays eggs. Then, they're like "Your job here is done, LOL bye!" & they chase her off (poor gal...😅 but many of them are used to it since it's so common), then the dudes proceed to raise the eggs like a normal pair, taking turns setting on the eggs, feeding the cygnets (fancy word for baby swans), etc! If you do some research, there's just so many fascinating discoveries out there in regards to animal "LGBT" mating habits. From fish who swap sex from female to male (or vice-versa), if for example, their harem boss dies & needs a replacement... to how both male & female flamingos & pigeons, & exclusively _male_ penguins, literally produce milk for their young ("crop milk", stimulated by prolactin just like in mammals, though lacking carbohydrates, instead mostly made of fat & protein), to how there are birds (the Ruff, a type of Sandpiper) with 4 genders (1 type of female, then 3 types of males with distinctive appearances, roles, & behaviors)!!! Their system's too complex for me to summarize, so look for an ârtĭçlę called, hehehe, uhh, "Rùff śë⨯: Scientists identify genetic sequence of a bird with four genders" (but with normal letters; Y.T. might not like if I type the phrase normally. But yeah, "Ruff" specifically, not the other spelling, hehe). It does a good concise job of it. 😳 The more one researches, the more we discover how outlandish yet surprisingly common these sorts of phenomena are. Nature's SO full of exceptions to the supposed "rules", that one realizes we really are just making those rules up. They seem so arbitrary in the face of the vast diversity of actual reality out there in nature. Discoveries that were suppressed since early explorer days (deemed too "depraved" to be published publicly) are finally allowed to resurface, & modern science & improved observation techniques are showing us just how little we really knew about the living world around us. And it really puts things into a new perspective. Nature truly is wild! 😃
@@patrickbertlein4626 There are many species in which females engage in homosexual behavior, you can just google it
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Love the excuses from the homophobes. I think the lions are just having the time of their lives lol
I love how nature further proves transphobes correct
@@EternalEmperorofZakuul I gotta see this awesome take. Time to explain what you mean. Or are you just projecting or own confusion or insecurities?
@@andrewgroleau6414 well can you biologically become a female without surgery and hormone treatments, eventually having a functioning uterus and periods? Do that and i will apologize
@@EternalEmperorofZakuul get help please. Transition your thinking. Now the thread said homophobes. And you jump in with your transphobia. Trans people exist and they should have equal rights and not be judge by miserable people like you. What they can or can't do biologically doesn't change their right to exist and not be hated. I don't care for any apology. Try to be better.
@@andrewgroleau6414 you got triggered by my first statement, so prove me wrong. I'll wait.
why are people not accepting the fact that these lions are gay like girl you guys will always find ways to make everything straight
Two kings 🌈🌈🌈
Yoo
They say ones never enough and that couldn’t be further from the truth
You mean "queens"!
" Mom, what are they doing? 😰 "
Wrestling
Having fun🥰🥰
@@UmiChan192broh
I think they were just clowning around, nothing to see here lol
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Animals, not only lions, do this to show dominance over another one.
If he was just humping him then yes you’d have a good point but they’re having SEX. The bottom is also enjoying it if you look at his facial expressions and they got touchy after they finished the deed. Also its a scientific fact that dolphins have SEX for pleasure with same gender
More like messing with your homies when your wife’s not around
@@-bigChungusVerified something you probably practice 🤣🤣
@@damon4104 Something that’s very much what straight Europeans do 😆
@@-bigChungusVerified you mean rainbow Europeans I see you're confused as well🤣
hell yeah boys
Well homosexuality is seen in over 400 species. Or this could be another case of "boys will be boys" 🤣🤣🤣🤣.
It's alittle bit of both i believe 🤣🤣😅😅🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️💯💯💯💯
You know what else is natural? Not mutilating your body in an effort to become male or female
@@EternalEmperorofZakuul what does that have to do with anything if you don't mind me asking 🤔
@@ericjones7769 an argument against transgenderism
Lovely
Wow, I didn’t know that male lions mate with each other
Well they do when they are seriously looking for a stupid juicy einus.
It’s actually because it’s their way of establishing dominance. Male lions mount other lions to show who’s superior.
animals off all species exhibit homosexual behaviour. that's why it's a very normal and natural part of life 👍🏽
@@ariaaliyou know what else is natural? Strong borders
@@EternalEmperorofZakuul 🤨🧐
The Lion Queen!
New lion wave in progress
LION LGBT
Lioness with mane is also a thing yk tht right
What the hell!! I really thought the title was a joke! Maybe these lions are from San Francisco lol 😂😆😂😂
Yes,Homosexuality exist in animals as well what alotta people don't know
El leo: hay hueco 👍
😮😮😮 wowowowow
Adjustment in emergency. Give and take policy😀
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Dogs are the same I found out in a friend's house with their 2 big poodles.
Ill never look at lions the same again😂😅😂
Many animals are queers even bugs
They be gay👨❤️👨👉👈
No
@@supernimo739gaming7yes
No it's not to establish dominance but much rather an act to reinforce social bonds
He gave his male partner a nice kiss and some licks on his face in the immediate aftermath of coitus. That's tenderness ❤😢
Gosh! Alphabet people are also in the wild 🤣🤣
Wow!! Could never imagine... Why I rock with Jaguars and only predator I know of who main meal is another predator...
There's probably gay jaguars out there
ㅇㅎㅎㅎㅎ ㅇㅎㅎㅎㅎ 지상극락
so mufasa doesn't scar
I had not read the heading/subject matter well. I thought it was lions mating only to watch and after the act I see the lion that had been mounted also having a dark mane 😎🤔!
I didn't hitedi that i'm just a lion acazalado wow
Чисто ♂️крепкая мужская дружба♂️
IRL!Pride Rock
LOL underrated comment! 😆 🏳🌈🪨
Look at that, not a single lion came out of nowhere and started spouting bible verses, strange how nature works.
I never thought that homosexuality exited among lions. WTF!?
You googled it💀
I'm confused, did I just watch what I think I did?🤦🤦
Y.e.ah I'm Soo loo OST right now
It’s just nature It doesn’t need your homophobic comments
@@-bigChungusVerified well going to get my comments especially if it's werid stuff like this. Maybe the Lion was confused also lol
@@damon4104 We are also confused all the time about our purpose of life.. what’s your point??
@@-bigChungusVerified no you are confused about your purpose of life. My point was the lion is confused. I can't be any clearer lol 🙄🤣
Gays lions 🦁 its okay
Its just a phase 😂
Dominance not Penetration
They were from America
Что за хрень!? И среди львов тоже голубые, о как!?
Krueger oa
Queens of the jungle 😑
King* you bozo no females
He's the dominant of the 2 but unfortunately they don't have a queen.
looks like they don't need one!
@@zoeymckeown3194 they just practicing for preparation
@@b.d.851 yeh they don't make real sex
You don’t know that, they could be switches
@@DojaIsGod a dominant don't want to be under
huh dark maned lions. doesn't that mean they're extra virile?
Those are two mall...
Male
Broke back lions
Gay 'pride'
Gay lions.
isn't he just showing dominance
who are you to know all the intentions of lions?
You are so right.
Yes if it was a female it would have been mating it's showing dominance.
@@barbarataylor7515 😂👍
@@neiltristanyabut all you have to do is watch nature documentaries and you can learn a lot about animal intentions. Also, who are you to know the OPs intentions with his post?
Lgbt lions
pride UAHUYASHDUHSADHUSAAGAAGAGAHAHAHAA
Gosh people don't u have other things to do in your lives.
If you had other things to do in life you wouldn't have been here commenting
Голубые
Gays lions 2 males🤯
No they're are not gay, they do that to show who is the more dominant Lion it's not even sex
@@GameOn71213 But what was that affectionate nuzzling at the end 😂
@@-bigChungusVerified all lions do that
@@GameOn71213 it is sex, you christian karen.
Has anyone came to this?
✋👁️👄👁️🔪Bro what lmao 🤨📸
👁️👄👁️ 🍼
Nah bro ain't cooking.
Lion mating his friend
"call me by your name"
同性愛！！笑
Even with animals ??? Wtf😱
This is why I am a tiger man!
😂👍
A gay "tiger man".
@@AgentRafa 😂😂😂😂😂
Gay tigers exist too
@@-bigChungusVerified Ok alphabet bozzo
Wait.. What!!! 😳 * Rubs Eyes* 👀 WTF did i just see! 🤢
This video is a good tonic for your homophobia
Yeah I can't believe they allowed animal sex on KZhead.
What???? Dang I've never heard of animals mating with the same sex
happens in probably all species, which is why homosexuality is a normal and natural part of life 👍🏽
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Guess they will adopt a human kid after that
Homosexual lions 🦁
Gay lions 😂😂😂😂😂😂
S de los niños de la casa con el de la casa y te la
Kinda sus
No kidding this nasty lol
c'est pas gay les lions, c'est juste une question de domination
AU MOINS CELA CONTREDIT tous les naturalistes intégristes et autres .. ce qu'on ne veut pas voir !!!
I don’t thinks so It’s just some fun time
@@-bigChungusVerified nah
Yea keep telling yourself that
Non, cette de lions sont homosexuel, parce que Il somme ils font affectionate adores comportement et Il sont non frères ou père et fils.
Are they gay lions
Uggh
Z
Yeah, but gay-life is not queer.
Gay lion
❤❤❤❤❤oxxxxx
Is you lgb cus yo gun pink
No. Just a color for all
King of the gays
They do this to show their dominance!! 😮
I read that the bottom male has the scent of a female on him is the reason why he's getting hunched on
I've read, and heard many safari guides say as well in various videos, that among male lion coalitions mounting and head rubbing is a way of solidifying and strengthening their bonds as coalition partners. I think 🤔 maybe? this is why neither lion is taking offense to being mounted, and why the first one being mounted in the video doesn't seem to mind his brother's ministrations 😅
you lack a science background if you think a male has a female scent. He has a male scent and that is what attracts his bf.
Something is telling me man has a hand in this. They have corrupted themselves and therefore they have corrupted these animals to fit their agenda. Father help us.
@@ssliburd1 Sex is the most natural thing in the world, it is not "corruption".
@@barbarataylor7515 sex between male and female is natural. Male to male and female to female is against nature and is not natural, it doesn’t produce anything but sickness and diseases.
Gay Lions?
Omg another gay lion