Channel: Africa Adventures

Category: Pets & Animals

Tags: africakruger national parkbirmingham lion pridewildlife

Description: Watch the Birmingham Lion Pride, with its two White Lions (Male and Female) trying to hunt a Warthog Family without success. They then decided to cross the road and look for prey somewhere else. Filmed on the R531 about 5 Km west of Orpen Gate, Kruger National Park. Casper the White Lion is only ONE of THREE White Lions currently alive in the wild. The other two White Lions - a Male and a Female - are from the Birmingham Pride and their territory are in the Ngala Private Game Reserve to the west of Kruger National Park. From time to time the Birmingham Pride wanders into Kruger Park close to Orpen Rest-camp area. The Birmingham pride is the prominent pride of Ngala Private Game Reserve. The current dominant coalition of the Birmingham Pride are two males known as the Ross Males, who took over the Pride in early 2018 and were born in December 2010 Their two White Lion offspring's are currently about 3.5 to 4 years old. The Birmingham pride currently consists of five adult lionesses, eight sub-adults born approximately between September 2018 and March 2019, and two cubs born in late March-early April 2020 and three new cubs born in December 2020. You can see them all in this video. PLEASE VISITORS TO KRUGER PARK: Respect the Wildlife AND other tourist! • Please give the Animals space. • Don’t drive next to animals when they walk down the road. • If you need to follow them, then do so at a reasonable distance to avoid the stress it might cause the animals by following too closely. • Please TURN OFF your car engines at a sighting – The Wildlife and other Tourist DO NOT need your AIR and NOISE Pollution. GAME DRIVE ETIQUETTE - RULES (SANParks): – When you come across a sighting, slowly pull over on the side of the road closest to the animal, but keep a safe distance – If there are animals in the road, immediately stop at least 20 m from them – The lane furthest from the sighting should NEVER be blocked, so that others can pass if they want to – Don’t linger longer than a few minutes at a sighting, so that others can view it too – Never go off the designated roads – Never climb out of your vehicle during a drive, or hang out of your car windows or sunroof – Don’t hoot or blare loud music – Avoid driving into vegetation, as this could damage the environment or kill small animals – During night drives, never shine a spotlight directly in animals’ eyes – Never make noise to get animals to move, stand up or otherwise react for pictures – Respect the rangers, and always comply with their requests or instructions Beautiful, Original and High Quality Wildlife videos only on this channel. Enjoy, Like and Subscribe for more. SUBSCRIBE youtube.com/user/jks18354?sub_confirmation=1 ALSO: Watch and subscribe to this amazing "Big On Wild" Wildlife Channel youtube.com/channel/UCmH6LsdLEjFUk3JmWgEJeTg AND a Lovely NEW Channel of Peter and May: youtube.com/channel/UC52rISyzMEDuphX6V3VJqpAd