Young male lion doesn't want to move out of fathers territory
2022 ж. 18 Мам.
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The Mbiri male coalition stormed into the River Pride region, and attacked one of the young males. Although the powerful male stood his own - he did walk away with a few war wounds.
Filmed in Klaserie private game reserve
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Dad: "Okay son, you have to leave and conquer another pride now, youre old enough" Son: "Ok" Dad: "Then why aren't you leaving?" Son: "I wanna conquer *your* pride." Dad: ".....Listen here you little shit..."
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They’re not his fathers. Irrelevant comment
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!! This was the comment of the millennium!
"Dad, no, im still too young to work and afford rent"
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Neither of them are his father
@@notchkali9892 that's exactly right
Yeah he's the step son but he can be revengeful am it happens all the that why adult Lions are never happy 😊
@@notchkali9892 why u mad lmao 😂 o
I Don’t blame him. It’s a tough life out there in the real world. Working, paying mortgage, buying groceries, getting a career, etc.
... standing up to the Woke mob...
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Millennials…………….SMDH!
lol!
Love how the dad’s just want him to leave but don’t want to attack and wound him, coz they still know he’s one of them and carries their bloodline!
The start of the vid it says this is the tail end of the fight.
@@punkem733 yeah we know that, not the point, they got the message across and didn’t harm him further ( yes they will kill him if he goes back to the pride )
did the lion tell you that huh?
@@ethereal5867 @1:14, the adult lion marking his "territory" on the tree that DAT'S MY HOUSE!???
It’s really not that deep. He’s just getting a warning from his dad, if he comes back he’s getting it, simple as that.
The life of a young male lion is so hard
Same for us young males everywhere in the world it’s rough when you don’t have partners or companions
The life of a single young male lion is so hard. If he had brothers, it wouldn't be so bad.
Yes, this is why they’re so vicious when it comes to gaining or defending territories
@@omarigadlinsr Absolutely. Every man seeks camaraderie a tribe.
@@Nepthu this is so true brother so true!
All the best young man
What??
It always amazes me how concious and family oriented lions are. Yes they are telling him that is time to move on, and being their offspring they deterr themselves from hurting him. If it were a lion from a different pride or offspring they would fight it to death.
Off you go young man! The lion roars are thunderous and beautiful. This video was buffering and suddenly came on with the volume turned up loud in my earbuds. Scared the crap out of me.
😄 hope you didn’t jump up and… 🏃🏾
He knows once he leaves his fathers territory, his life is on the line 24/7. Such a tough and brutal life to live. I'd rather be a lioness, at least they get to stay with the pride.
Harder for a single male cub. If he had a brother, it would have been easier to form a coalition.
Interesting they have to kick male out. In other species bird prey. They just leave on their own, some very early other take a little longer but they look for their own life. Yet not very skilled in hunting neither having a territory. Very intimidating. I remember watching a camera that follows a bird nest. Bald eagle nest. The eaglet just took off to the unknown and never came back.
@@rlvsun lions are social animals. They prefer to live with the pride.
@@rlvsun sometimes curiosity and hormones make them leave on their own, but not always. It's easier to mooch off your aunts and sisters for sure! Especially with no brothers to leave with you.
You sound weak . I’d rather be the male lion anyday… I mean you’re a damn lion as well theoretically. You just wanna lay around the kids and take D all day don’t you? 😂😂
As a MAN this is sad. Let's hope he makes it.
They probably proud of him for not giving up so easily lol
As the dad walks away with a single tear in his eye and whispers under his breath, "That's my boy."
If I was a lone lion with no brothers or cousins I wouldn't want to leave either...
Ikr he don't have a chance in hell of surviving without a coalition
The adult lions are just warning the young lion to leave after all he’s son of theirs
💯 if he was an intruder, they would have killed him.
I agree.if he was not their son they would kill him
No I don't think he's their son he's from the river pride o believe and shaka mbiri and scar zz mbiri aren't pride males of river pride
Those lions looks pretty close in age.
@@lc8945 One of them clearly looks of age, and it seems the other is the uncle probably close in age, but older then the son. It was clearly two against one in this video, but I could be wrong 🤷🏾♂️
Look at dad, scent marking all around the young lion, roaring to express domination and his territory, saying this is my line do not cross again, you’ve been warned! Walk away, just walk on….
This is exactly what I'm going through with my youngest son! 😆 🤣.
Why are you trying to cast your son away after giving birth?
@@jinahkh4931 It's not casting. It's a language men speak when one is too comfortable without anything to be comfortable about at that moment. My dad told me what's my plan and I told him,I need his 50% support not the 100% any more n he was shocked because that was what he wanted to hear from a first born at the age of 27. My Father still helps me tho and I in turn fully helps my younger siblings,some live with me as I'm speaking.✊
Raw at him like a lion
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Poor 6 years old kiddo. 😄
The young lion is now living independently under his own tree few metres away from his father. That's equivalent to living in the basement of parents house in human world.
This is so very sad to be forced to leave your family at 3 years old...and he’s on his own...no fellow brother to hang out with...that 8s a very lonely & tough lesson to learn for the young male...,hope he makes a family of his own ...but again he has to challenge an adult male lion to start his own pride....nature is so hard for every animal but particularly on young male lions...good luck young ‘un.
I bet the son becomes a legend in his adulthood.
That's the story of the lions! I've also seen a young strange male get cornered by 2or 3 huge dads... he was very "humble" acknowledged the males... there was thunderous sounds but there was no fight🤷🏾♀️ poor thing.. he'll soon grow up!💪🏾
Like Father, like Son , Dad Respects his ❤️ 💯🔥
Too bad it doesnt look like he has any bros/cousins close to his age. Time to go find a partner to rule a kingdom someday.
That’s probably why he refused to leave… alone.
To go out alone as a young nomad gives him the worst odds.. But it also can make him king of kings if he gets through..
A clan of 34 hyenas mauled him that night he didn’t make it
@@jsmiller0605 Lol
Time to go out on your own young simba and create your own pride and be the master of your own kingdom.
That's one tough young lion even his dads respect him and give him a relatively wide bath otherwise he could have taken a very thorough beating 💪
Lions don't thoroughly hurt their young sons. They are just tough but not brutal, they must give the sons a fighting chance since one day they too were expelled from the pride. They can't hurt the son otherwise he won't be able to fend for himself
They would not fight him abd he knows it because they are his dads but they are giving him tough love to go out there and find his own pride..if they werenot family he would be killed or badly injured.
@@nt6001 Great point. This is like a stern talking to in human terms.
I love seeing a young sub-adult give as good as he gets, this shows he’s got spunk, a king in the making. 😻🐾💯♥️🦁
This one will survive and become great. He's a good boi.
Part of the father should feel proud
He's going to be a badass when he grows up.
This was me when my parents tried to encourage me to leave the nest in my 20's except instead of fighting my parents I cried and asked "cant I stay just a little longer...please?"
when men were real men we moved out when we were 18. Todays men in their twenties are like girls in the 1980´s. You know that´s not something to be proud about ;)
@@north2green dude im in my 50's now. I didnt move out till I was 21 and joined the military in 1987. I was being self deprecating which is a far more interesting quality than being prideful which is so boring and lame.
@@north2green actually males used to move out and start businesses at 13 y/o. Louis Vuitton started his brand at 13
@@north2green well in most countries around the world an adult age is considered 13-16 year old.
@@chapter404th I never get why so many people on youtube try to correct someone by lying/making up nonsense. This only makes you look more stupid than you think you are ;) Most developed countries of the world consider someone an adult at 18. No arguement about this, that is a fact (which you can learn if you studied about this or just look it up in google country by country). Just because the minority of countries like Saudi Arabia or Cuba consider adults at the ages of 15 and 16 does not mean "most". Most means the majority, and the majority consider an adult to be age 18. Stop trying to correct people without knowing things because you just make yourself look like a moron ;)
Those throaty roars sounded like an idling Harley Davidson.
The message is already home.
A future warrior indeed. He’s a got a nasty attitude already.
Title doesn't match what's happening??
One day he’ll be a King 👑 👊😎
Great footage
Future King of his own pride, strong young male will find coalition males to conquer a pride of their own, to father their own blood lines. The way of the bush, in lion society. 🦁
they never "find" coalition, they have to be brothers growing up together, this male being solo probably gonna get killed and never see any bright future, back in a day when there was space to roam he could get some territory in perifery, but now days its all small nature parks last land available cause humans, so competition is insane and males just die unless they have bunch of brothers
@@MostIntelligentMan they do find coalitions .
@@MostIntelligentMan Yeah lions do form coalitions with others outside their natal pride. Some recent examples of lions spotted together multiple times: Nhenha, the last Birmingham/Gowrie male, with his son the Nkuhuma male, after Nhenha's brother Tinyo disappeared; the last of the four Musketeers, Morani, with his son from the Rekero Breakaway pride, after Morani's brother Scarface died of old age last year; and the Birmingham and Torchwood young males. Of course, we have the most famous example of Notch forming a coalition with his five sons. I'm sure there's many more examples I'm not aware of.
@@GlassOnion23 so u just confirm, father and son family, not strangers..
@@MostIntelligentMan You said they have to be brothers. That's proven to be false. Whether they are fathers and sons isn't truly relevant because the point is, they weren't coalition members before. You basically said lions don't form coalitions after leaving their natal pride. Well, they do. The fathers lived for several years with their own coalition members and the sons were either nomads or on the way to becoming one. After the fathers' coalition members all passed away, they've shown the capability of forming new coalitions with other lions. And what about the Torchwood and Birmingham young males I mentioned? These two were both nomads from different prides who formed a coalition to better their own odds of survival. Point of all this is that lions' social lives are more complex than we commonly believe.
Lemme jus roll wit yall 😆🤣😂
Thanks for the information ℹ️
Way to go man
The lion father is like a human father telling his young son to leave his house and venture out on his own😆😆
He must be a bad ass to stand up to those two…!!!🦁🐾🦁🐾🦁🐾 They should let him stay and add more strength in their coalition….!!!!
not how it works for lions bruh. This is so there is no inbreeding. Tough life, really most wild animals have it pretty tough. Best case scenario for this young one is he survives and grows for a year or two, then finds a different pride to fight off the male(s) and murder the babies (they all do it in lion society) then make his own until the same happens to him when he's old and weak.
@@michaelsattler7017 some male lions let their offsprings stay in the pride but dont have mating rights, as time goes the youngster grows tired of that life and decides on his own to venture
Daddy lion: "alright kid,I hope you learned everything you were taught. It's time to move out of here." Son lion : "dad! " Daddy lion : "GET!" Son lion : "BUT DADDY!" Daddy Lion: "IM NOT YOUR DAD! ANYMORE" Son Lion : "DADDY!!" Daddy lion: "YOU'RE NOT MY SON!"
My advice to the young male " choose your battles and this IS NOT ONE OF THEM!
They are just being tough on him . Because other lions out there won't give him a chance to defend himself.
I would probably be scared too if I didn’t have a brother to form a coalition with
That "young male lion" is HUGE! If I was Dad, I wouldn't push to hard either.
But it’s two ✌️ powerful Dads. If he was an intruder, they would have dealt with him.
hahaha well said. but these two fathers are known to be super aggressive. right from their young age they have been fearless and brave. if they really wanted they could easily kill him.
We don't care where you go but you can't stay here! 🦁
please father.... :(
Dad: Son, it's time you leave and find your own way. Young male lion: But dad , it's a cruel world out there! Dad: Yes it is, but your mother and I have already taught you plenty how to hunt, patrol the territory and how to handle girls, so I know you are ready to get out there on your own. Young male lion: No way am I leaving!!! Come on dad, make me leave because I'm NOT leaving!!!! Dad: For the last time I'm telling you to get out there and figure it out, boy!!! Young male lion: NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! Dad: Now I can see you are ready to be king after me one day. If you can stand up to your own father then you can stand up to real men when you are king. Job well done, young man!
this brought fun memories when i wouldn't wanna leave the couch after graduating h.s. then my father wanted me to move on n get a job, now i'm paying ALL the house bills since he's unable to work & his disability money is not even enough to pay the water bill. haaa!
The nature give us example on how we can live our reality.
Look like dad was trying to grab a switch and beat his sons ass 😅
These videos ALWAYS end midway through the action. It would he nice to see the entire video
You watch dad and son fight? For just sake of your pleasure? You little rascal!
Young male almost too grown to be bullied he knows his power. The fathers don't want to get injured warning is enough for now but if young male decide to stick around they will evntually give him good lesson.
The young male is still in his father's territory and the two lions are invaders from another territory across the river.
Amazing video
When the young lion said "RoooowwwwrrrrrRoooowwwwrrrrr!!",I felt that.
Young Male Lion: "Boy..isn't this a far cry from the Lion King I watched last week!"
Coming of age conversation between father and son.
Young lions these days have no respect and all they do is back chat and are rude to their parents. He needs to learn that money doesn't grow on trees and there's life beyond the PS5
Yong lion🦁; go away from here you intruders, it is my father's territory, & I am the next king of here 👑
He's like: "F that! I'm staying right here!"
Father lion : leave the house now Son lion : what house you call this yellow dry bushes house
The father and uncle are not trying to seriously harm the young male, they will rough him up a little to drive their point across. They won't kill or seriously injure him coz he is their bloodline about to set off on his own spread daddies genes lol
one of the reasons they get kicked out of the pride is also that inbreeding could easily happen the old man is very particular about his genes also he better go out there and fight for his own territory and make his own family. Can't believe some ppl are like why kick him out in the comments like they never gone see each other again if the young one is a about that life a soon as he has own territory he gone come back and show the fruits of his struggle. Circle of life I guess..
That young lion is definitely going to be a force to be reckoned with, wonder how he’s doing these days lol
Os pais dizendo que chegou a hora do seu filho conquistar um orgulho próprio e se tornar rei.
Wow Stubborn 🦁
I’m 46 and still live at my parents’ house. I’ve been thinking about getting a job. But then I go back to Nintendo and the thought passes.
One of the five river pride young males i think he was 4 years (old footage from 2019)I dont know what happened to them....Sons of Mantimahle coalition i think
He will make for a brave future king.
Wow that's amazing. Not violent expelling at all. The baby boy looks to be about 3 years old and probably 350 pounds. It's a shame hes not going out on his own with a brother or a cousin.
"Dad im not 18 yet"
Look like he's trying to hold his ground!
This is home, kick rocks.
Yep. I've known, and still do, many men who didn't want to leave and some never did. Totally UNNATURAL. I know guys in their fifties and sixties who still live in their childhood bedrooms ........
*"Don't call me when this nigga start beating yo ass."* *"I can take care of myself."* *"Yeah.... mama gotta have a life too."*
No shite he walked away, he's his dad's legacy, just trying to teach him a lesson that's all. It's unfortunate though that he has to go out on his own, no brothers or cousins.
Real nice writing. The young kittens gas thought: "well bere j am leasing such a food Life!! Why should j get away from dad'shouse them!"
That's the youth of today, they don't want to leave home.
He can't survive alone
William Oscar Garvin:I mean seriously The Pride would have been exactly how the franchise The Lion King that has the story about the pride and the family coming together as one no matter what family you had it will be a family reunion.
We all have a friend like this the ' mama's boy ' 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
😂dad; give me some time am not ready for moving out of home!
He better fight for his life here instead of out there. He wont survive alone in the wild.
I SAID I DONT WANT TO GO OFF TO COLLEGE!!!!
Being financially independent and moving out is hard due to unemployment,COVID,inflation,gas prices
Young lion is tough!
Still, I think those 2 male invaders ended up respecting that young male.
The two big males are shaka mbiri and scar zz mbiri two well known warriors. This young male definitely earned a little respect from these two fierce warriors (whom I absolutely wholeheartedly love) he held is own the youngster which is very good especially if he is a young Nomadic male who doesn't have a partner it's going to be very hard for him. I'm respecting him beautiful boy I hope he has a bright future
Prime example of I brought you in this world and I’ll take you out 😂😂😂
When a group of young male lions get kicked out at the same time then they have a very good chance of survival and taking over territories
This is not fro Kenya?
Mbiri boys. Fearsome as always. Who is this young male?? What is his natal pride and who are his fathers??
River pride. Hosi and Socha's son probably
@@binalmistry Has he already left? If so, do you know how is he doing?
@@kkg108 this was when mbiri males attacked the river pride young male. He survived. Not sure where he is now.
But dad...pleaseeee... I will give you half of whatever mom kills for dinner. Please dad..😢🦁
Lions seem to have a weird social structure that seems counter productive to their evolutionary survival.
They have to kick him out to prevent inbreeding. Inbred cubs are generally weak and they die soon.
@@ameybirulkar7503 Sure, but other animals don't do this. More importantly the evicted lion will find a new Pride, but then they will immediately kill all the cubs. Other animals don't do this either.
@@anthonymorris5084 Yes other animals do kill the cubs so they can mate with the mother. Bears are just as vicious as male lions in killing cubs, especially polar and grizzly bears.
@@anthonymorris5084 other animals don't do this? Horses do this, bears do this, wolves do this, so many animals will kill a female's offspring either to eliminate competition or to prompt the female in to mating again
If he stays he will challenge them later for mating rights. Do you want this lion to mate with his mother and sisters? They didn't really attack him like they would with a rival lion.
I think he's his son so the male doesn't want to hurt him but he wants to shoo him away!
POSTURING, huffing n puffing, just like friday night at any local bar...drink, belch, strut...
Sort of like a 27 year old who doesn’t want to leave his bedroom ! 😏
We're so much alike. I don't have both a territory or a harem. So I'm stuck in my father's domain. We have our confrontations now and then but I have become too large and my father has gotten older and can't push me out anymore.
He wants to stay rent free !
He had a easy life now he's got to hunt for him self
I think if he had a brother, they would have left as a pair, but it seems he is the only male son, it's harsh, coz in male lions, you need a partner,if he had a brother, I am sure they would have left, but being alone it's harsh
I would not like to step in and say calm down!
How the Lion King would have actually ended if Mufasa survived 🦁