It's a heart-wrenching image of a buffalo with an injured front foot, forced into a corner by three male lions.
The buffalo, wounded, was resting under a bushy rock, but a male lion sniffed over it.
The male lion walked slowly, staring down, the buffalo lying in the middle of the rocks and grass, and the male lion stood above observing the injured buffalo.
After a while, the buffalo smelled the lion and instinctively stood up to try to escape, but due to the forelimb injury, the movement was not as convenient as before. At this time, you can only turn around and try to resist the lion. The injured buffalo will be braver, chasing the lion, and the male lion also symbolically teasingly runs to the rock.
Soon, the second and third male lions also arrived. These are three male lions, not female lions. In the face of such a sense of oppression, even the most powerful animals will panic at this moment.
These are three young male lions who have learned how to hunt from their parents. Two male lions attract the attention of the buffalo, and the other lion goes around the back of the buffalo, seeing the timing and directly biting the buffalo's back. The three male lion brothers quickly pushed the buffalo to the ground.
In the wild, for herbivores, there is a high chance of being targeted by predators or even abandoned by the population. Survival rates are extremely low.
The buffalo did not give up its desire for life despite its physical injuries, even in the face of three male lions.
In order to survive, lions must also hunt.
