Fierce Kruger Park Wildlife Battle! 10 Lions, 1 Cape Buffalo, 1 Nile Crocodile & Herds of Elephants.br br The following movie was taken over three different days by different guides and guests in The Kruger National Park, South Africa. br 16, 18 & 19 September 2019.br br Please subscribe and tick the BELL! br Many more videos coming your way.br Subscribe to our channel: br Do you like our videos? br BUY us a coffee?br br ▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬br br 0:00 - Introbr 01:27 - First Sighting 10 Lions on the huntbr 03:52 - Next day same pride hunted buffalobr 06:04 - Noisy Tourist while lion kills buffalobr 07:47 - Next day Lions still feeding on the killbr 10:04 - Lions and Crocodile feeding togetherbr 11:03 - Elephant arrive and chases lions awaybr 13:22 - Large herd of animalsbr 17:01 - Another herd of Elephants chargesbr 21:57 Elephants crossing the river towards the Lionsbr br ▬ Story this of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬br br Firstly, a Pride of 10 Lions appeared unsuspectedly on Alpha Loop a side-road close to Skukuza Camp. br On the second day of sighting, two days later in the heat of the day, the same Lion pride hunts down a Cape Buffalo in the Sabie River at Bravo Loop just a couple of kilometres downstream.br The footage was taken by Gerry Smit and his guests from Kruger Gateway Safaris.br The next morning the Lion pride was joined by an opportunistic Nile Crocodile and a feisty herd of Elephants that did not want the carnivores close to their favourite drinking hole. They are seen chasing the lion and protecting their calves. br br The first and the last sighting was seen with Private Kruger Safaris guides Hennie Bekker & Bernhard Bekker and their guests.br br The result of the movie is an amazing short film focusing mainly on animal behaviour in the wild. We were lucky to capture some unusual behavior that played out during these 3 consecutive days on film.br br The battle for survival is an ongoing daily fight for wild animals and if you come to The Kruger National Park it is exactly why we recommend doing multiple-day safaris in The Kruger instead of just a single-day drive as a multiple-day safari offers the guest the bigger picture and they have the chance to witness amazing animal behaviour for themselves. br br Special thanks! br br CREDITS:br br Buffalo Kill Video:br Guide: Gerry Smitbr Kruger Gateway Safarisbr br 10 Lions walking: br br VIDEO:br Prof. David Cranston & br Melyssa Lee Setzen br br Elephants, Crocodile & Lions:br br Video & editing by:br Guides: br Bernhard Bekkerbr Hennie Bekkerbr Private Kruger Safarisbr br Thank you for watching it.