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Imagine needing parenting lessons from something that eats zebras.
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Mom ain't having it.

We need more moms like this Nick.

Typical women when it comes to our son's😂 We try to make em hardcore they baby the shit out of them

Yes sir. MWon’t see a lioness using her infant as a shield, or strangling it. Our bar is very, very low right now.

Facts

Momma don’t play.

If only white women would protect their children this fiercely, born and unborn.

Agreed, the liberal white women hate themselves and their children.

Male lions will kill cubs so that the lioness will go back in heat. But your point is a good one. Wish more people defended their kids.

Lionesses are so bad ass, one of nature's female alpha predators, and great mothers.

I feel like that’s what I look like when some mouthy dude pops off at football 😂

Or pops off anywhere. We know how protective you are ❤️

Ok that’s super fair 💕

Adult lions eat young male lions.

IA only lolll

Great parents

Better parents than human females for sure.

Idk aboutchu pigwar, but my mom she's way better mom for me

Yes sir. My mom was the most amazing mother, kind and generous. I don’t remember her ever having a harsh word for me or anyone else.

❤️

I hope that AI lion taught us all a lesson.

🎯🎯

Sad fact of this sad life.

AI crap

@OhhDamnSon Don’t fuck with a momma!

Male lions don't have it easy trust me.

For those like myself wondering if this is ai or not - per Grok: No, the video is not AI-generated. It’s real (or a compilation of real) zoo/wildlife footage. The post from shows a lioness interacting with a cub near/in a green, algae-covered pond (typical of enclosures), with a male lion nearby. Later frames show more typical pride behavior: the lioness with the cub, yawning/roaring, and family interactions on dirt/sand. This matches well-documented real incidents of lionesses rescuing cubs that fall (or get nudged) into algae-covered water that looks solid, including clips from places like London Zoo and Nürnberg Zoo in Germany. The water rescue scene, male lion involvement, and overall look are consistent with those real videos rather than synthetic ones. YouTube AI wildlife clips (especially of lions/cubs) usually show more obvious tells—warped anatomy, inconsistent lighting/shadows, unnatural movement, or implausible behavior—and this doesn’t. The enclosure features (logs, banks, algae pond) and natural fur/lighting also fit real zoo footage. Replies to the post treat it as genuine animal parenting behavior. In short: real lions (in captivity for at least the water part), not AI

My wife when I get onto the youngest child 🤣🤣

No rage like a momma looking afte her young

What may be going on here - Tomcats will kill kittens fathered by other tomcats to bring females into heat sooner. I'm not sure, but perhaps male lions do likewise.

Goddamn mom is not playing around, and the male lion is also always like "oh shit, here we go again" 😂

The king of the jungle has nothin' over the queen of the jungle! My favorite is the next-to-last one where she comes up, looks him nose to nose, then - Whap!

女性は母親になると強くなりますね

@grok this is AI right?

🔥 That's a Lioness....

That’s Momma love ❤️

Now do humans. Abortion.

Everyone romanticizing this, but lions literally practice infanticide. This isn't a "swimming lesson," it's a survival audition. 💀

98% sure this is ai

aren't zebras massive dicks? i vaguely remember it being a thing that the generally least liked animal fpr the caretakers in zoos to handle are zebras

wow

A mother’s children are her one line you should NEVER cross. 😌

Weird shit. You think this applies to humans somehow?

Mothers!

@HeatherJ2652 Don't mess with any female's baby! 😂

Finalement on se demande qui est le roi de la jungle ☺️
