Top Incredible Buffaloes Attacks On Lions

 

Top Incredible Buffaloes Attacks On Lions


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Top Incredible Buffaloes Attacks On Lions


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The most astonishing thing about the buffalo story is not that lions were attacked, but that they were attacked at all. 


Lions are notoriously shy, and buffaloes are notoriously dumb. 


But somehow, the lions managed to organize themselves into an effective hunting party. 


How did they do it?


One possible answer is that the lions were hoping to eat the buffaloes. 


When lions attack buffaloes, they typically kill one animal and drive away the rest. 


But lions are known to chase buffaloes away from the herd.


Another possibility is that they were hoping to eat the buffalos and then kill them later. 


Lions hunt in groups. 


They sometimes attack a herd, kill some buffalos, and then move on.


A third possibility is that the lion's boss, a pride of lions led by a dominant male, had organized a hunting party to attack a buffalo. 


The pride leader would have been responsible for finding a buffalo and ordering the other lions to attack it.


Why, then, did the lion's boss order the attack?


The answer seems to lie in the pride leader's territory. 


Lions may hunt in packs, but the pride leader's territory is the center of his pack. 


The pride leader wants to defend it. 


If he lets buffaloes move into his territory, the buffaloes will threaten his pride.


But why would they threaten him? If lions attack a buffalo, he will just kill it. 


The buffaloes are big and scary, but he's not that scary.


The pride leader's territory is his only source of buffalo. 


A pride needs a lot of buffalo to survive.


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