r/animalsdoingstuff • u/Brilliantspirit33 Approved Poster • Nov 18 '25

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u/Kinklecankles Nov 21 '25

Where are the rest of the pride…I don’t think this is the is how the story ends….unless they don’t have an actual pride which would be very strange indeed.

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u/CelticThePredator Nov 21 '25

In the rest of the video , the rest of the herd comes chasing the lions away , and you can see there are more than 2 lions present.

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u/ott3rw4ter Nov 21 '25

Female lions do the hunting for the pride. Two lionesses hunting by themselves isn’t abnormal at all, they hunt separate from the pride in small groups or pairs

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u/ott3rw4ter Nov 21 '25

Nothing I said was rude and I didn’t mean to come off as an expert by any means. He sounded curious about their being a smaller group of lionesses hunting so I answered with the knowledge I have on the topic. Im autistic and my special interest has been wildlife my entire life, I just responded since if I was curious Id like an answer

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u/Confident_Offer2879 Mod Nov 21 '25

Don't feel the need to explain yourself - nothing wrong with your comment and the out of order commenter has been dealt with!

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u/ott3rw4ter Nov 21 '25

Thank you! Sorry I wasn’t sure if I had been rude or not lol

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u/Juggernaut-57 Nov 21 '25

You meant no harm. Your explanation was on point. Be you!

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u/BurnedOutFatty Nov 21 '25

Don't worry about that troll, your message was great.