This Article is From Jun 06, 2023

Viral Video Shows Lone Buffalo Outsmarts Lions And Survives An Attack

The manager of Elephant Walk Retreat in South Africa's Kruger National Park, Antoni Britz, took this amazing video.

Viral Video Shows Lone Buffalo Outsmarts Lions And Survives An Attack

In the video, a single buffalo confronts lions.

The internet is buzzing with reshares of a video of wildlife that is catching people's attention on social media. By utilising a crocodile-infested river to his advantage, a lone buffalo is shown in the video thwarting lions and surviving an attack from the entire pride.

The video was originally shot by Mr. Antoni Britz, who is the manager at Elephant Walk Retreat.

The Elephant Walk Retreat has shared the video on Instagram with the caption, "The Vurhami Pride paid us a visit at Ellie Walk yesterday; they were attempting to hunt this lone buffalo, giving our guests and our staff quite a show."

Watch the video here:
 

The incident happened in Kruger National Park, South Africa.

"Elephant Walk Retreat, situated 50 m from the Crocodile Bridge entrance to the Kruger National Park, offers self-catering accommodation with views overlooking the Crocodile River. On this particular day, one of our staff members, Sipho, who was working in unit 8, spotted lions from the deck and came to call me," Mr Britz told latestsightings.com.

"There was also a lone buffalo who had come down for a drink at the river. The lions began stalking him, but luckily for the buffalo, he saw them and charged. It was the Vurhami Pride, and they have quite a few sub-adults in the pride who are quite inexperienced, they seemed nervous of the buffalo and didn't want to take him on properly. They kept their distance but didn't give up."

"There was also a lone buffalo who had come down for a drink at the river. The lions began stalking him, but luckily for the buffalo, he saw them, and charged. It was the Vurhami Pride, and they have quite a few sub-adults in the pride who are quite inexperienced, they seemed nervous of the buffalo and didn't want to take him on properly. They kept their distance but didn't give up."

The video is receiving several likes, shares, and comments from social media users.

"Wow! What a herd! What a sight!", commented one user.

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