Scavengers of the Savannah | SLICE WILD | FULL DOCUMENTARY
Scavengers of the Savannah | SLICE WILD | FULL DOCUMENTARY
As soon as a wildebeest dies, lions will feed on its carcass for a week or more.
Soon after, other scavengers will come for their share: vultures, marabou storks, and hyenas will all come to feed.
Over a period of five months, this film will follow the life and death of wildebeest, to reveal the world of the scavengers on the plains of…
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Where is the lion pride that time?? They don't know through vultures.. 🤔
"The hippopotomi also dont want anything polluting their stretch of river" ironically the same animal poops in their own water 😂
Bah nature be like that
I quite respect vultures. Their stomach acid can destroy disease causing bacteria. Making them an absolute necessary in cleaning up carcass.
I remember a wild crime investigation scene series where animals from hippos to wildebeest kept dying after drinking from a certain spoiled river – turns out it was botulinum. And this happen after mass eradication of vultures. Nature recovers of course, but not without giving us a lesson.
Wonderful coverage of Mara crossing and details. Which year was this crossing ?
Animal fight documentaries give a glimpse into nature's reality
Them yes ,but not the hyenas
Hyenas don't EAT everything,because the SKIN and the HORNS are still intact on that Wilderbeast carcass
سبحان الله الخالق المبدع سبحان الله العظيم.
How Great Thou art. Oh Lord, my God. JeSUS Christ!!
Africa 🌍
Nagyon szeretném ha ezek a filmek Magyar 🇭🇺 nyelvű felíratozás lehetőségét biztosítanák !
Tisztelettel 🙏👍💝
To think a documentary from 24 years ago feels like you're the "cameraman" filming these animals, unlike the recent docs by BBC and Animal Planet that are more cinematic and wind up losing that "realistic" feel. At least to me anyway.
I feel as though if I was born in the 2010's, I wouldn't have this opinion (at first anyway) until I watched older documentaries later on in life. I suppose I was spoiled in the early 2000's with stuff like The Most Extreme, The Crocodile Hunter, The Jeff Corwin Experience, and so on which is why I like the older docs more than the new ones. Heck when Meerkat Manor: Rise of the Dynasty came out on television it actually had that "cameraman" feel to it while having the cinematic shots restricted to seeing the landscape from a drone's view.
From grass, to Herbivore, to carnivore, to vulture ! Mother Nature's great chain of life ! 🐊
Patient critters to wait on a carcass to spoil before being able to grab a bite, but not the beautiful lapid face vulture with the razor like beak. WOW !" 🤗🐴
Also, liked much the hippos cleaning up their neighborhood and pushing all the dead wildebeest to the shore that was interesting. I've never seen that before ! Thx much for this and your other brilliant documentaries ! 💟
Rubbish disposal
Top norch coverage of my land.
😂 Fun video! ❤
Thank you for the post! ✌🏼😊
Amazing coverage of the migration……thank you 🎉
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Lindo vídeo obrigado por compartilhar às informações dos aminais africanos ❤😊