Slow buffalo is taken dwon by pride

Lions, apex predators in the savannah, often hunt buffaloes in coordinated groups due to the formidable size and strength of their prey. Taking on a buffalo solo is risky, so lions employ teamwork to increase their chances of success. Working together, they strategically isolate a target from the herd, surround it, and capitalize on their collective strength to bring down the formidable herbivore. This cooperative hunting strategy ensures a more efficient and successful outcome for the pride, allowing them to secure a substantial meal and sustain their energy for survival in the challenging ecosystem they inhabit.