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😂

He went back several times to make sure of that❤

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Pretty much 😂

i was thinking rhe same thing....if that had been my godmother Aunt Lou, she would not take any crap for her cats and sure as heck would make that Lion run for his life if he made a bad move.

Literally😂

$h!t We Ain't Even Friendly Like That ~ They Gone Think We Soft Now😂

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Reputation* fix it buddy

​@@NuclearPoWeR666😭🤡

r/murderedbywords

As if he could not just gobble them up if he were hungry.

@@khadz1705 But he is hungry. He's hungry for love.

@@Curious2Know2 He's considering the granny as part of his pack.

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

He's marking them with his pheromones and masking the "human smell", The lion doesn't "love" them. They are his property.

😂😂 that’s exactly what he did. “You’re part of the hood, na’”

​@@BapeGangMember"part of the hood"😂😂😂

the hood@@BapeGangMember 💀

😂😂😂

Yes, and the smell of a fresh sourdough baguette, 🥖🥖🥖

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 ohhh jesus 😂🤣😂🤣

Oh... So you don't go to american bakeries, or Italian bakeries, or Mexican bakeries? Are you saying they're not as good? Huh? HUH!? ARE YOU DISCRIMINATING!? YOU RACIST! I'm joking. XD

Nom nom nom😂😂😂

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Your comment is the most intelligently stated. This lion being friendly with complete strangers is in fact unprecedented in video history here on UKposts. There are plenty of videos of lions and the people who raised them having a special bond, but this guy is just out of control social with every single stranger on that vehicle. This is a priceless video.

@@LitReflex001 some even eated thier own owner with special bond

Ate. But yes always be careful

eddy, same here. for those going through the comments, I've got good news. God is good because He gives His blessings to everyone, whether they be good or bad. but everyone has at least, told a lie, or stolen something in their life. and that makes them sinners, and God will not allow sinners in heaven; in His presence, because He is holy. so, God has to punish the sinners in hell, because God is severe and just. but God is also love and He made a way for some to be saved from His wrath. here are the steps: 1. admit that you're a sinner and are lost. 2. realize that the penalty of sin is death (hell). 3. believe that Jesus (who is God) died on the cross, was buried, then rose from the grave, to pay the penalty for man's past, present, and future sins. 4. trust Christ alone as your Savior, and not on your own good deeds to get you to heaven (nor a combination of your faith and self-righteous works). 5. pray to God NOW that you're accepting Christ's free gift of salvation because if you die before making this decision, it's too late, and you'll 🔥🥵😈 6. and to be a disciple, tell people about Jesus, read the bible, go to church regularly to know God's will for your life.

I said the same thing they must treat this lion wonderful

Oh hey Joe, what's up

UNKLEJOE??? Aren't you that mf who made "Literally Hitler"? 😂💀

A dog goes "Bah". What does a lion go?

👏🏽 Good one, and you should have more likes 👍🏽

JOE?!!!!?!??!??!?!?

Except he isn’t the leader of this pride

robert the lion expert

NOPE HES PREPPING HIS MEALS. HE WAS GEETING AGRRSSIVE @ END

@@biswajit07 He is completely right. Consider to read books about cat behaviour before posting other comments on the topic.

And all this is so beautiful!!! ♥️🇮🇹🇬🇧And so right!

Cats is cats. . . ;)

I notice how he kept rubbing against one of the guide’s leg… just like an oversized house cat!!

His ass ending up in someone's face. Like a true cat.

@@somethingserious4090 He is not a cat!!! He is a lion! No matter how he is behaving

@@amystuckey5900 Well, I agree…. he’s a feline but not a cat

I thought maybe he was a rescue? From a circus or show, that misses being around people. Or maybe he just wants to go on a ride in the cruiser!

he does

thank heavens he did it that way and not peeing on you

Lion gay? 🤣

@@leozama1how is he gay, it’s an animal

Passive agressive

Lol. Right.

You don't grow old by being a coward😃

@@squirrelcovers6340 neither do you by petting too many lions.

@@susivarga7303 the scream I scrumt

@@squirrelcovers6340 Conversely, you don't grow old when you're eaten by lion.

She probably thinks that she has lived her life long enough.

Likewise

Il reste un prédateur et C. très dangereux

One part of me realizes how dangerous this could be. The other part of me: "Daawwww, fluffy kitty..."

I totally agree with both parts of you.

SAME!! the inner child is SCREAMING "omg kitty!!! Eeeeee!!! * happy dance *" and my outer adult is saying...yep they gone be dinner... You can't predict they won't attack out of nowhere no matter how well they treat them. Lol

Lisa can you tell me where this is because I would really like to go. Like you said it's so cool. Amazing to have something like that to remember would be so cool. Have a great day and thank you😊😊😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉🎉

@@pamhutson475 well I replayed a few seconds of the video and the person I believe was speaking Russian. I think. Or maybe it was Ukrainian? Wish I could help more.

@@Silise-op8qz what’s so funny?

language ? lol its species barrier 😅

@@himavanthdhanvanthri7401 Should’ve been more specific. I see now why you’re confused. Take music for instance. Everyone understands music. The singer may sing in a language you don’t understand. But music is a language everyone does understand. We all understand beats and rhythms. A singer can have a nice voice to listen to whether you understand or not. Music is an international language. Being accepted by an animal, be it a domestic pet or a predator such as a lion, too goes beyond the language barrier. Everyone understands the concept of acceptance and affection be it from a person or an animal. They trust you. You trust them. I’m a cat owner. I have two now and one of them didn’t instantly accept me. He avoided me and slowly grew to trust me and wants to be around me. His litter mate sister took right to me. I’m accepted and trusted by them. I’ve never encountered a lion. I don’t know if they’re like my house cats. How I scratch my cats may not be accepted by a lion. But to be accepted by a lion who could kill you in seconds, goes beyond the language barrier. Not spoken language,but the language of acceptance and trust from a lion an animal that can’t be fully domesticated. And no one wants to do anything that can accidentally tick off a lion. Love is a language of affection and trust. It needs no actual words. Trust is a language of sorts. It has to be cultivated. One doesn’t need actual words of a language. Obviously a lion can’t understand you telling him I like you. But they understand a gentle touch, they know what behavior isn’t threatening by you and they reciprocate. My cats know I love them. They don’t understand words of love but they show affection. And affection transcends words thus it goes beyond the spoken language barrier. Animals use body language. You learn to understand it. Humans use body language that you don’t need words to learn to understand.

What?!?!?! You obviously don’t own cats or dogs

This is a sub adult lion -he's in most ways still a cub. I doubt he'll be like this when adult with all those raging testerones and territorial instincts

You’ll never find a dog or cat as excited to see people?? Have you ever seen a dog or cat??

No just well fed before they entered

@@jesusblessthesecommentsamenyour comment doesn’t invalidate OP’s but yeah, I’d say well fed is a big factor. A well fed lion that’s not conditioned with stranger humans will be a lot more dangerous

@@zen8704 I wasn’t asking for validation but glad you agree with me and a lion is just as dangerous as another lion. God bless

@@jesusblessthesecommentsamen I mean that’s like saying all humans are equally as dangerous because the species is generally dangerous. It’s not true, behavior plays a large role

@@zen8704 no humans is a totally different topic to lions God clearly states the difference between both humans and lions when he created them. Lions don’t have a soul to be judged for sins like humans do to enter heaven. They are from heaven and return so their behaviour is all the same kill to eat when they are full they don’t kill to eat. God bless

Yeah, until it gives it a good bite at someone's neck😂

Absolutely… life time wild experience

@@noivongxoang235 No no please 😂

@@InMyVersionIMV When it happens then people would be like, omg that's so unexpected, unbelievable.😅

@@noivongxoang235 😂 True 😅

His name is Phillip 😂

@@lanabarten2467 Oh, thank you, Lana, Phillip is such a precious baby. You're a Sweetheart for giving me that information, God Bless you, Honey.❤️

LOVERBOY an excellent name

until you turn your back on it

Check out "The Lion Whispherer" Kevin Richardson. He runs a sanctuary for Lions,Hyenas,Leopards. Especially check out his interaction with Meg and Amy.

Because these cats are well taken care of. Apparently the trust in their caretakers is so great that it spills over to other humans.

Because you’re thinking in speciesist stereotypes about lions. Don’t you think that’s cynical?

It is probably because these lions have probably been well socialized to get along with humans since they were cubs. I wouldnt dare do this in the wild. However, they still have wild instincts and while they could be friendly most of the time, they can still snap

But did you see how scarred-up he is? That cat has seen some trouble.

What a lot of you don't realize is that these are still WILD ANIMALS. It doesn't matter "how great the person is who raised them." It is instinctively natural for a wild animal like that to be ferocious AT ANYTIME. Anything could've triggered that animal causing everyone on that trolley their lives. Don't you people watch the news? It starts out just like this where the animal lives almost his entire life as the sweetest & gentlest creature, but one day, for whatever reason is suddenly triggered & attacks anyone in its sight. That was beyond negligent of whomever was in charge of that situation.

@@janicerogers6049 It doesn't take a wild animal. Cats snap all the time. I can't tell you how many times I have had my hand or ankle shredded by a pet cat that I know adores me. They just have that tendency to take their moods out on us. The difference is that a 10 lb. cat that snaps gives you some scratches and then apologize later. A 400 lb cat will remove your head. There's no coming back from that.

@@DoubleplusUngoodthinkful Cats can't be completely domesticated. They are still somewhat wild.

@@tanneredens329 thank you! Please say it for the IDIOTS in the back

That's a dog behaviour tbh

My mum will smack me if I played with my food like that

@@joemama6710 haha 😂 I see what you did there

I rubbed my face against some burgers like that. Delicious.

Yeah they rub faces with family only. A very sociable fella !

Yet morons will say that this lion is likely to kill them. All the body language and behaviour of this lion Indicates how tame it is

Yeap that's Alex

Small one, youngster lion. The adult one would be too heavy with its 200 odd kg of weight.

my thoughts exactly

If under constant kind human contact from birth - these big cats are very tame creatures - thus dependent not only on food - but on emotional comfort as well. I had two uncles who went quail hunting - were headed home - when a Bobcat jumped on top of a downed tree. They shot the Bobcat - and when they went to examine the kill - they discovered it was a mother cat - for inside the hollow of the downed tree - were three infant cubs crying. They brought the cubs home and attempted to feed them cows' milk with an eyedropper. There were two females and one male - the male accepted being fed with an eyedropper - the two females did not and subsequently, they died in a few days. The male survived and without the parasites of nature and an unearned - unhunted - constant diet supply of raw meat - that Bobcat named Bob - was extremely friendly - and a massive cat - bigger than most found in nature - due to a reliable diet. His coat was incredibly soft and with routine grooming - and constant attention from me (7 years old at the time) Bob was a house cat and I think he weighed about 38 pounds. Playful as could be - a loud purr - and a robust cry. And a night owl - staying up late watching the old black and white TV with the family until the national anthem and sign-off. When Bob was about a year and a half old - nature was born out of his maturity - and he got out of the house and ran away into the woods - never to be seen again - we figured a female in heat must have been in the woods - sent can cover up to five miles. I missed having Bob around - and today - I miss my grandparents and their farm - the greatest days of my life. Wasn't just Bob - through the years - two Raccoons - a squirrel - and an Owl - were accumulated wild pets. All were eventually freed. All that was missing was Ellie Mae.

I mean one nip in the neck with those jaws and that ladies head is detached from her body. What if something startles it or it smells something that it thinks is a territorial rival? I can't believe they let this happen honestly. There have to have been "accidents" before although it looks like it's been a while since one judging by the behavior of the staff in the video. There are so many incidents (high profile ones) of animals that were raised by humans since birth and still one day something didn't agree with them and they hurt / killed someone. They act mostly on instinct like all animals. Even people can snap and hurt other people one day after a lifetime of never hurting anything and in fact that is usually what it looks like.

Seeing the lion next to the man sitting made me realize how big lions actually are and that this could've really went wrong. It might want petted, but even house cats can tear the shit out of you if they're overstimulated

@@JamesAChambers Before visitors arrive - they feed the lions really well - full tummies (if they don't eat they keep them in their cage) - then they tranquilize these cats - so these animals are high as hell on opium and endorphins - thus all these cats are super calm - and their natural inclinations are in total la-la land - the chances of violence are extremely rare. Like never. Such feel-good drugs work wonders on women also. Women who have access to such narcotics are way less likely to file for divorce - but may be more expensive than the cost of a divorce. I read an article once in the American Trial Lawyers Association Journal - where 99% of all women will at some point in their lives - either hire or consult with an attorney. The other 1% work in the Porn Industry. Bill Gates's wife has divorced him - but then he is the nerd that named his company after his private parts - so that marriage was doomed from the start. I'm thinking about opening a competitive business to Microsoft - I'm going to name my company "Gigantic Firm."

i have three cats that are so cute...

I don't want one no matter how magnificent it is

It takes a second for the lion to switch from cuddle mode to slaughter mode.

ask roy horn (siegfried and roy) how cuddly? but they are magnificent.

As I mentioned in my OP, I know it's a wild animal folks. I was just commenting on his magnificence. Realistically, I'd probably not hug one, I'm not daft.

@@Emsyaz same is true for humans. That's why when someone is murdered the murderer is very often spouse or someone related to the victim.

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Right! He was so over it. Just looking like "yeah, I'm not for any of that bs, at all!!!" 🤣

Why Brad? He looks more like a sabastian.

@@lambdee7006 sure. I just called him the first name that crossed my mind.

@@lambdee7006 Idk I think Brad is fitting. Like just a regular guy. Trust your instincts. Probably a unaware pyschic moment😜.

Good shite

She

@@aswing2706It’s male he has a main and testicals.

Lion gay? 🤣

EXACTLY, I'm glad you recognized that, me too!!!

They catch the old and young for food. He went straight for her neck which is what they do with their prey.

Yeah it would be After marking his prey. If he went in search of them

YOU'RE MY NANA NOW and YOU! YOU'RE NOW MY UNCLE!

Yeah, he liked the guy's bald head.

No such thing

Or mabye drugs

@@SummerIsComing606 That's a thought... 😂

@@Hiphopandfriends fym no such thing

She. She's a cuddly lion. Cuddly lions move wherever they want to. Wise monkeys get out or offer pets.

😂

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the other be like we are king bro don't behave like cats

He's actually like: why you flirting with delicious food

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Me too !

That chill you feel in your stomach? Sorry that's covid...the new strand 😔 stay safe

Even if he was 100% domesticated that would be still be a tall order to handle as a family pet

@@JayOne44 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Thanks for the 🤣

hehhe😂

I actually prefer them when they're "ripping faces off", myself.

@@millertoyal lol

They are always fed before interacting.

Humans have the ability to kill too, these lions like most humans are tame. He’s a juvenile so relatively safe, its the adult lions in the background to be wary of.

Yep. Until he doesn't 🤣

and maybe drugged up too

@@alpha-cf2oi lions drugged with soviet communism

@@alpha-cf2oi If they drugged them, they would have to do that each time they bring in tourists which would be everyday. I highly doubt they do that cause it would turn the animal into a drug addict!

Lmfao!!!!! Rotfl!!!

They don’t attack humans bcse they are hungry. They attack bcse they are instinctively aggressive and territorial. Even your family dog has the ability to snap without cause or reason. This isn’t right and those tourists are idiots!

I doubt that would have taken tourists in an open sided cart if there had been any danger. That said, I would have worn depends.

This case not dangerous but otherwise a never ever do eh. Lions in the wild or more wild places are a nope. This case its us stinkin adorable

yes truly

I agree. It is very unusual to allow visitors to a lion park to touch a lion older than about 6 months. This one is obviously very tame, but lions do fight among themselves, to establish dominance, and for food. Such a powerful animal could inflict horrific injuries very quickly if someone does something that it perceives as a threat or a challenge. Having said that, it does look like a wonderful experience.

Very, very, very well said, Julie!

It’s a he

Thank you for a good comment, please share the video on your social networks so that as many users as possible can see our animals!

Highly beautiful things are ignored bcs they are understood beyond reach

When they see people think, "massage time!" 😂😂😂😊

I am no expert but I think you are probably right

Such a beautiful thing. Also applies to raising people

@@kimberlyhicks3644 true 😂😊

This is lion heaven. They are well taken care of and loved. Wish I could be there to give them a rub on the head.❤

yea because he's thinking maybe ill do you a favor and take you out of your misery !

Like the old lady from Madagascar, "Very bad kitty!" 🤣😂

He's too cute 😍

No, I'm sure he doesn't. I thought he showed a little more attention to her than the others, too.

@@auntiejen5376 He really liked that bald guy too haha.

So, will remember it to the end of that day then.

She just want pets

I looooooove cats and try to call and pet every cat I see. But a lion... Geez, my pants would be full.

I was looking for this comment. This is exactly what my neutered house cat does all over the house.

@@katiefountain2407 You mean house lion?

Apex predators be hangin out.

My cat everytime there's guests he must be related to lion 🤣🤣🤣😁

@@scottgilliam8185 Cats are cats my friend. They are awesome. I think every kitty thinks it is a lion...and lions...this one in particular....thinks is a kitty 🤣

Lol right lol 😂

Or stupid.

😂

At any moment things could have changed and they would have been defenseless.

No this beast is so kind. 😀😀

Very true 😂👍 xx

😂

Yeah , the lion be like : i know 🙄... He's a bit touchy ❤️

Other lion be like: am not up for this behaviour he’s an idiot NoT ME.

😂😂😂

So true 👍

@Marshall Carwood true

@Marshall Carwood what is there ?

They’ll never forget for sure when I was like 5-6 I got to hold a lion cub at the circus… I’m 23 now and I still remember

Very lucky with this experience ? Very lucky they survived !!!

Realistically they dont mark their food like that while its alive and moving around. And amoungst themselves cats do that to each as signs of love and affection so its not a leap to say when cats head bump and rub their cheeks on a stranger its a gesture of peace, affection and contentment.

They don't do that to their food lol...

Fortunately these are well fed lions...

@@JamesSmith-jw6es whats funny about an factual statement?

@@aeroripper and familiar with humans. However I don't think the well fed part is as important as human familiar part.

A lion is never truly tamed. I watch lion safaris every day and know them well. If it becomes ill, scared, or senses someone it doesn't like, it can trigger them to attack. I despise them being in captivity as well.

@@Iconoclast1919 “captivity” stop the cap please… the lion is happy as a kid to have a life like this, he doesn’t need to look for food, he won’t get killed by other lions when he gets old, he can procreate easily, he isn’t at risk to get killed by poachers or hunters who will kill him for fun, do I need to go on? If you are against captivity, then why do you keep cats, dogs, parrots at home? You know that they weren’t domesticated at first 🤷🏼‍♂️ so are these lions

Probably not Hungry.maybe teethless.a bit under narcotic medication...?

@@zsoltcsanadi1207 He has teeth, no narcotics. All cats naturally like humans, if they are properly brought up by one.

@@zsoltcsanadi1207просто Олег Зубков общается со львятами с раннего возраста. Такой Лев же не один, их вокруг десятки, никто препараты им не даёт, неконтактные львы не выпускаются в саванну.

😂

not everyone is as brave as u mushroom 🍄

@@psickUnivUnderGraduate Then why go on that tour? It's like paying for a Ferrari and leaving it in the garage.

They have their phones to RECORD this moment. You boomers will never understand. 🤦‍♂️

​@@markellhawthorne2921 You understand a boomer is someone born just after WWII? It was referenced as the baby boom. Not many of those even on UKposts pal. One person is already recording the moment hence the video of everyone else whipping out their phones. Why not just get copies. Oh right, millennials lack critical thinking skills.

@@SleepySeel Wow. You don't have to be an asshole.

No he didn't, he's checking out who owns a car and do they need to extend the cars warranty.

She

@@mahmoudmahmoud1017 that lion not a she

@@Conner100 no sir, this is a lioness, her husband is sitting you can see the differences from male and female there EDIT: yes yes, it's a HE

@@mahmoudmahmoud1017 2:58 that doesn't look like a female lion unless they have balls

The same with wolves, you have to trust the individuum that it will not play rough or hit/bite you if angry. You can not trust every individuum among big cats or wolves, neither every house cat or dog. Depends.

Its animal abuse.

@@SusiBlumentopf Well a house cat won't kill us. They've been domesticated for 1000s of years besides that. Not like lions.

you're so right Fretnes... it would be so amazing, but I would have to know the individual cat. I did zoo school as a kid/teen and got to handle all sorts of younger big cats, but we adults were in the areas we didn't go, only real zookeepers (we did get to go into their holding cage area, and all other back areas, but not into their enclosure proper). We never had much of a biting issue with the baby siberian tigers compared to house cats at the same age, so there's that at least... :D I handled lion cubs only a few times, but they were nuzzlers not fighters :D The baby orangutan just was thirsty but like a human baby liked to squeeze my finger while it drank from the bottle.

I would also love to have been on that trip, and it's great that it went well, but it could have gone bad in an instant. Some of the people were scared, which isn't good around a big predator, they were making loud noises, the one old lady swatted at the lion once- any of this can set a wild animal off. People should not be in this situation without training.

He's gonna be demanding a raise and increased benefits.

nobody takes cart driving job from orang utan

@@ImperialDiecast ORANG

@The King Haha! I can totally imagine that sounding like his voice. 😹🦁

It was his polite way to ask if you could be my next meal

I think he was eyeballing every single one of them trying to figure out which one internal organs would go well with that severed head that i would bite off too.

“Look at the cute human. I will name him George, and I will hug and squeeze him.” (Next day..) “George doesn’t move no more.”

More like a box full of donuts, fresh out the oven

@@leeolie3728 Oven my arse, you deep fry donuts lol.

My thoughts also🤣

😂

EXACTLY 💯

He looked friendly, but I got to be real...I am with you on this all the way! It may not have been this time or the next 99, but you NEVER know when.

@@brianhums5056 😂😂🤣

the lion smashed it's head into her she didn't enjoy that, go see

@@351clevelandmodifiedmotor4 a feline smashing their head into you still means they "like" you (want to mark you as part of their family, keep you from other felines etc) so painful as it may have been it was a good sign for that lady.

@@Idkdude50 oh right I just watched 4 hours if lions in Africa it meens they are marking what belongs to them as food, they don't have human personalities we may see their behavior as love and compassion but it's a lot different in their world's, they love their mate yet they fight them and dig their claws and teeth into the back of their neck, and they love their cubs yet when they get older they fight them or chase each other off

😹!

@Faith Eternal You are so right! Look what Mantecore did to Roy Horn of Siegfried & Roy and he was a highly trained and well loved feline!

@@tonyho5611 and you gonna sit there and guarantee us that?? Nice try! Lions will lion, raised by humans or not. I'm not rolling the dice on that one. No sir!

@@tonyho5611 ever see a 5 pound cat attack the person it was begging for pets & cuddles only seconds before? Now multiply 5×100 & calculate the damage a 500 pound male lion can cause to that same person. It isn't about being raised by humans. Lions are not and will never be domesticated & they will NEVER be safe. Their canine teeth are about 3 inches long each while a domestic cat's canines are about 1/3 of one inch long. A lions claws are about 2 inches long each.

@@PandorasPObox they were used in a Las Vegas show hello ... Big difference from being free range hello

@@haddingtoniangcp2464 than don't visit lions duh

Alex the Lion What are you doing in my car

He will completely end your life..love them but never treat them like a house cat.

I love Madagascar the movie! Lol I miss it.

Alexa- female

Even Alex, got hungry and, upset..