UNIQUEWELL: Baba God You too much ooooo

UNIQUEWELL:

No one knows tomorrow! Today You Can Speak of, You Don't Have Control of Tomorrow. Thank God if it's Well With You Today, Don't Mock Others Because They Lack! It's Not Their Desire To Face ill-situations

redsun: How wonderful it would have been to give them obj for dinner,after starving them for about a week.

fr_evangel: The lions are very small. The ones in Benin Zoo are fed with full grown live donkeys, they even rare the donkeys they are fed with. You dare not enter the cage with the ones i saw in Benin Zoo, the roar alone sends everybody(visitors) scampering for safety. Its deafening! Those ones in Benin Zoo are like 3-4 feet(shoulder) or so, i guess.

Here are the pix of the male lion and the donkey was about the height of that last pix, they attacked the donkey and killed it. That's the way they are fed, once a week or so.

They can tear a full grown man apart in seconds!!!

pharuk: That’s one boring video to look at.
No offence poster, was expecting some action packed stuff, not a juvenile with aba jeans teasing the lion with food.

fr_evangel: The lions are very small. The ones in Benin Zoo are fed with full grown live donkeys, they even rare the donkeys they are fed with.

Guk:

Bros, thats a Horse, not a donkey in that pix

NSNA:

they are enemies and in the wild they don't go and hang out together.

Hyenas kill Lion cubs and Lions Kill Hyenas

arbitrage:

Such hyena must be alone for lion to kill it. Though smaller in size and uglier than other canivores, HYENAS ARE THE MEANEST OF THE BIG CATS. I watched a documentary earlier this week on National Geo Wild as lions killed their prey and were eating. Then came the hyenas and took the prey from them. As the strongest of the lions felt annoyed, he ran into their midst to take the pray from them. You need to see the attack those hyenas gave the lion and he escaped for his life as he left the meat for them.

The next after that was a big tiger who just killed its prey and was dragging it to where it will eat. The relatively smaller sized hyenas pounds on him and he had to run from them while growling at them from distance.

Then the documentary came finally to a point where the commentator was saying that, the most ferocious lions and more ferocious tigers would kill their prays before eating them, but hyenas are the only ones that will eat their pray alive. Believe me, they started running in circle around a herd of buffalo to confuse them and while they created the panic, they ran after and attacked one of the largest buffaloes in the herd, while the rest where escaping for their lives. The buffalo was so massive that they could not grip its neck or head to strangle like lions and tigers would do or a leopard would attempt. But while they gripped him from behind and legs and dragged him down so that he knelt down on four legs, the ever mean hyenas (with their usual fearful growling noise) started tearing and eating the buffalo alive. While his body and head were looking helpless and struggling, they ate him bit by bit to his intestines until he gave up the ghost. Then they continued the butchering. Before you say Jack Robinson, what they had left and were dragging along in a row was a long skeleton of the earlier buffalo.

Hyenas are mean and fearless of any lion or tiger. No other animals can dare lions and tigers but hyenas; not because they are stronger but I think it's their grouping - unity.

saxywale:
Are hyenas members of the cat family?

arbitrage:

Such hyena must be alone for lion to kill it. Though smaller in size and uglier than other canivores, hyenas are the meanest of the big cats. I watched a documentary earlier this week on National Geo Wild as lions killed their prey and were eating. Then came the hyenas and took the prey from them. As the strongest of the lions felt annoyed, he ran into their midst to take the pray from them. You need to see the attack those hyenas gave the lion and he escaped for his life as he left the meat for them.

The next after that was a big tiger who just killed its pray and was dragging it to where it will eat. The relatively smaller sized hyenas pounds on him and he had to run from them while growling at them from distance.

Then the documentary came finally to a point where the commentator was saying that, the most ferocious lions and more ferocious tigers would kill their prays before eating them, but hyenas are the only ones that will eat their pray alive. Believe me, they started running in circle around a herd of buffalo to confuse them and while they created the panic, they ran after and attacked one of the largest buffaloes in the herd, while the rest where escaping for their lives. The buffalo was so massive that they could not grip its neck or head to strangle like lions and tigers would do or a leopard would attempt. But while they gripped him from behind and legs and dragged him down so that he knelt down on four legs, the ever mean hyenas (with their usual fearful growling noise) started tearing and eating the buffalo alive. While his body and head were looking helpless and struggling, they ate him bit by bit to his intestines until he gave up the ghost. Then they continued the butchering. Before you say Jack Robinson, what they had left and were dragging along in a row was a long skeleton of the earlier buffalo.

Hyenas are mean and fearless of any lion or tiger. No other animals can dare lions and tigers but hyenas; not because they are stronger but I think it's their grouping - unity.

While hyenas are known as scavengers, they also possess great intelligence and skill on the hunt. One strategy is for a single hyena to cause confusion in the herd, while the others in the pack pick off an older or weaker member and chase the rest away.

arbitrage:

Such hyena must be alone for lion to kill it. Though smaller in size and uglier than other canivores, hyenas are the meanest of the big cats. I watched a documentary earlier this week on National Geo Wild as lions killed their prey and were eating. Then came the hyenas and took the prey from them. As the strongest of the lions felt annoyed, he ran into their midst to take the pray from them. You need to see the attack those hyenas gave the lion and he escaped for his life as he left the meat for them.

The next after that was a big tiger who just killed its prey and was dragging it to where it will eat. The relatively smaller sized hyenas pounds on him and he had to run from them while growling at them from distance.

Then the documentary came finally to a point where the commentator was saying that, the most ferocious lions and more ferocious tigers would kill their preys before eating them, but hyenas are the only ones that will eat their prey alive. Believe me, they started running in circle around a herd of buffaloes to confuse them and while they created the panic, they ran after and attacked one of the largest buffaloes in the herd, while the rest where escaping for their lives. The buffalo was so massive that they could not grip its neck or head to strangle like lions and tigers would do or a leopard would attempt. But while they gripped him from behind and legs and dragged him down so that he knelt down on four legs, the ever mean hyenas (with their usual fearful growling noise) started tearing and eating the buffalo alive. While his body and head were looking helpless and struggling, they ate him bit by bit to his intestines until he gave up the ghost. Then they continued the butchering. Before you say Jack Robinson, what they had left and were dragging along in a row was a long skeleton of the earlier buffalo.

Hyenas are mean and fearless of any lion or tiger. No other animals can dare lions and tigers but hyenas; not because they are stronger but I think it's their grouping - unity.

tomakint:
never mind that was a blunder from him, Hyenas resemble a dog more than a cat, of course they have their own family, Hyaenidae, unlike cat (Felidae) and dog (Canidae)

tomakint:

@ the bolded, we called them "Narrator" Commentators grace the football pitches and other sporting events, never mind we are all here to learn!

arbitrage:

Thanks a lot for the correction.

fr_evangel:

He is very correct, though they resemble dogs they are more closely related to cats: http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/hyena/

tomakint: I have witnessed it many times, I don't fancy the way they go about it, I was expecting to see live goat or ram so that they can create a scene but what I saw were 'severed meat' being thrown at them, it's like an uncivilized human being in the village feeding, no pep to it

fr_evangel:

He is very correct, though they resemble dogs they are more closely related to cats: http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/hyena/

tomakint: I have witnessed it many times, I don't fancy the way they go about it, I was expecting to see live goat or ram so that they can create a scene but what I saw were 'severed meat' being thrown at them, it's like an uncivilized human being in the village feeding, no pep to it

NSNA: If you watch the second video towards the end you will see that it is a Hyena is in the next room.

Why keep Hyena in the same space with Lions.

Oyinbo will be angry!

arbitrage:

Thank you for the National Geographic link you gave that also explains it better. I even thought all those four-legged carnivores in the wild (non-aquatic) are called big cats family. Thanks for the excerpt below:

"Although hyenas appear similar to dogs, they are actually more closely related to cats. They live throughout much of Africa and eastwards through Arabia to India. Spotted hyenas live together in large groups called clans that may include up 80 individuals and are led by females."

pharuk: That’s one boring video to look at.
No offence poster, was expecting some action packed stuff, not a juvenile with aba jeans teasing the lion with food.