About RARE FOOTAGE: Lone Lion Hunts an Elephant Family for Survival | 4K
Experience the raw, thrilling drama of the African wilderness live from the luxurious Kavinga Safari Camp in Zimbabwe. This episode takes you deep into the life of apex predators where survival is a daily battle. The adventure begins with the incredible sight of a bull elephant working hard to separate a calf from its herd. As the African sun sets, the action ramps up dramatically with a spectacular, rare sighting of a leopard feeding on an impala high up in a tree. The true test of a king comes with the spine-tingling roars of the resident male lion which drew a collision of three rival males. See exactly how this lion defends his ground against the takeover in a truly intense, tension-filled territorial standoff. From: Epic Safari Destinations Content licensed by Off The Fence to Little Dot Studios
RARE FOOTAGE: Lone Lion Hunts an Elephant Family for Survival | 4K is presented by Real Wild. Its listed runtime is 24 minutes. The source link and publisher attribution are provided with the embedded film.
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- RARE FOOTAGE: Lone Lion Hunts an Elephant Family for Survival | 4K
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- English
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