Lion Pride Vs Nomads | Wild Africa | National Geographic WILD UK

Today, the smell of the family's carcass tempts nomads into the heart of their territory, though Tau and Banda hardly notice. The mothers are defensive, but they'll wait for the males to make the first move. The nomadic females may get a chance to eat, but the juvenile male won't be tolerated. And then the young brothers see firsthand how their fathers, the pride males, deal with rival intruders. The trespasser is lucky to escape with his life. Roaring is their final act of dominance, a bulletin to neighboring prides. It communicates location, prowess, and ownership.