Against All Odds: The Struggle of White Lions in the Brown Savannah | Nature Is Brutal



White lions are rare. Yet sometimes these snowy cubs are born into tawny prides. Their existence is a constant struggle, as they’re unable to camouflage themselves in the savanna. From rival prides to stampeding buffalo, danger is everywhere. Join us in Kruger National Park as we follow a pair of white lion cubs through their early months. When a group of nomadic males catches their scent, will their mother be able to protect them?

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  1. Did you know that ‘white lions’ are not albinos?
    Actually they are not truly white, they do have some pigmentation of very light brown and they also have dark eyes. They are leucistic animals, produced by the mating of two tawny lions that both carry a recessive gene for white coat color. Want to get more fascinating insights into the natural world? Check out our playlists ⬇:
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  2. always appreciate the dramatic narratives! glued to the story from start to finish… can't we get longer videos? would be nice to see a map of where they travelled, context really expands the storytelling. perhaps some flavour stats about how common these white lions are, and some estimates of their chances of survival?

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  3. I always love watching lions! The white cubs are gorgeous and it was fascinating to see the bravery and intelligence of the lionesses in keeping them safe. Amazing nurturers and still ferocious! Ive always loved that duality in them

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