Male lions are always compared to the lords of the steppe, they are kings who rule over a large land and have the right to hunt any herbivore in their territory. In addition, they also have their own herd of many females.

However, that is only true for the leading lions, young or too old male lions and being kicked out of the herd, it is a completely opposite story. They have no territory of their own, just roaming alone.

That causes the “nomadic” male lions to hunt for themselves and even protect their own meals when hyenas peer in. The lone male lion below was unable to do this because the enemies were too numerous and too dangerous.

In this video, a male lion has just hunted a wild buffalo, has not been rewarded with prey, the hyenas have sniffed and come to bother.

Overwhelming in the number of herds of hyenas consecutively rushing to bite the lion’s tail to pull it out. The male lion also fought back, but because he was alone, the hyena was not afraid at all.

In the end, due to not being able to withstand the attack of the hyenas, the lion had to quietly leave to cede the prey to the most greedy man in the steppe.