Lion Hunts Kudu With Audience in TikTok Video, Safari Drama Amazes Mzansi Viewers
- A group of tourists got a scene of live wild animal action during their Safari, and a lion showed its hunter instincts
- A hungry lion was on the prowl, and it showed no mercy when it spotted prey walking between people's cars
- The TikTok video of the animal attack was a viral hit, and netizens were in awe of the footage recorded
A lion put on a terrifying show for tourists who were on a wildlife drive. The wild animal was in hunting mode after seeing a kudu.
Source: TikTok
The video posted on TikTok received thousands of likes. Many people could relate to how the tourists reacted to the nail-biting sight.
Lion hunts kudu in front of people
A video posted on TikTok @bybomberanimails shows when a lion pounced on a kudu. In the video, a woman watching the harrowing scene sounded distraught as she yelled for the kudu to get away.
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Watch the video below to see the lion's epic takedown :
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Many people were in awe, and they commented on the video of the lion. Online users wrote about the live animal action between a lion and a kudu.
Bobby gthang said:
"Why is no one helping?"
Sinno Sinovuyo Ngaye commented:
"Yhoooo nantsi ingozi."
Matthew Filanie joked:
"The lion and kudu are paid actors."
Rodney Manwaring was amazed:
"That Kudu is powerful imagine the strength of a lion to hold it."
Stephen Mc Grath marvelled:
"Wow, that must have been amazing."
Animals fascinate Tiktok viewers
Mzansi peeps are often entertained by wild animals caught on camera. A pack of dogs saved a man who was in grave danger.
Fierce baboons challenge leopard in battle for survival
Briefly News previously reported that a video making the rounds reminded people how vicious life is for animals in the wild.
A TikTok page @latestsightings that posts content about animals living in their natural habitat put the viral video on the map.
According to animal experts, baboons are classified as extremely aggressive. Their high mobility and group vigilance help them from being preyed on.
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