Forget thousands of crazy snakes and a lizard… Africa has a genius giraffe who totally kicks a lions ass. Yup, you want to watch this.
In the latest episode of the BBCs new Planet Earth 2, we visit the world’s deserts, a land of extremes that pushes life to the limit. Animals here have developed ingenious ways of dealing with the hostile conditions – giving rise to the most incredible survival stories on Earth.
The clip which is going viral is focused on a pride of desert lions from a pack of desert lions of Namibia who were so hungry that they risk hunting a giraffe several times their size… and the footage is a glorious as it sounds.
As David Attenborough calmly commentates the would-be brawl, the giraffe’s chances of just waltzing away from a brewing lion attack appear to be quite slim indeed. Then, much to the entire lion community’s collective annoyance, the flipping giraffe throws a few kung-fu blows before confidently strutting elsewhere.
Watch the awesome clip below:
That’s gotta hurt. #PlanetEarth2 pic.twitter.com/NYm0313RWP
— BBC One (@BBCOne) November 27, 2016
Suddenly feeling like you’re the world’s biggest fan of giraffes? Hell yeah! Join the club:
That giraffe just absolutely bulldozed the female lion and escaped! Great footage #planetearth2
— George Watts (@gwatts16) November 28, 2016
That giraffe nearly kicked that lion's head off. Fair play to the lad. #planetearth2
— Mike P Williams (@Mike_P_Williams) November 27, 2016
I will never complain about Mondays again after watching that lion get kicked in the face by a giraffe #PlanetEarth
— Res (@rares_stoica) November 27, 2016
There is also a full documentary dedicated to these amazing lions called Vanishing Kings – Lions of the Namib.
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