The lion pride works together to take down a buffalo — even calling in their cubs to watch as they bring down their prey. - [Narrator] The herd is inching closer to the forest, where the cubs ...

Although the clashing horns may look menacing to us, when African buffalo bulls fight, it’s usually a friendly sparring match ...

This is the painful moment a lion got a nasty shock when he tried to take down a water buffalo and ended up impaled on its huge horn - for 20 minutes. The drama happened when a pride of hungry ...

they are capable of taking down large animals living on the African plains like water buffalo and wildebeest. The male seems to spend a lot of time doing nothing. “The male lion has a reputation ...

In an unusual encounter at MalaMala Game Reserve, a family of lions was seen to be enjoying some beach bliss and water fun.

(Male lions, not strictly belonging to any pride ... especially with larger and more dangerous animals, such as cape buffalo or hippos—thereby contributing something besides sperm and protection ...

Gathering in such large groups helps dissuade predators like lions, leopards, hyenas, and African wild dogs. Older male buffalo, though, often strike out in smaller clusters or on their own.