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Intraspecific Conflicts - Lions [Wild]

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Intraspecific Conflicts - Lions [Wild]

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07-22-2020, 03:53 PM

So this is new video from Latest Sightings





3 male male lion attacked and younger male lion and injured him badly. Though elephants and hippo interrupted the fight, but injury was enough for the young lion and he ultimately succumbed to death.

Well, I think Wild lion irrespective of numbers, prefer to wreck the backbone and legs thus immobilizing the enemy. They always attack from behind to other lion and if they got good hold, game is over for the victim.
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RE: Intraspecific Conflicts - Lions [Wild] - sanjay - 07-22-2020, 03:53 PM



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