Nobody to blame but themselves .
Stupid idiots going into an area where predator animals reside :crazy:.
The obsession with hunting has killed them, I don't have much sympathy tbh :bored: .

:devil:

I think that woman that killed that giraffe should go there ...hehehe

I hope the lions take a picture of themself next to her boots and breast implants and post it on twitter x

I agree.

:joker:

Lions are literally the best

:joker::joker::joker:

Can we crowdfund someone to go to their funerals and start a slow chant of "A-weema-weh, a-weema-weh" :think:

Seems I am alone in thinking it would have been a horrible death for anyone and that no-one deserves that :shrug:

Must be even more horrible for the poor rhinos just minding their business but constantly being hunted just for their greed...

:laugh:

I agree and having watched quite a few documentaries over the years and witnessed just how savagely and callously these ivory-poachers slaughter elephants and rhinos, I REALLY could not care less how they met their end. Karma - pure and simple.

finally some karma for the hunters, the hunters became the hunted


i don't feel sad for the hunters, but more happy the lions did fight back now

There is a sense of poetic Justice for conservation to this story.

A story about horrible hunting bastards that ends well instead of them killing yet another beautiful animal. Well done to the lions, tbh

People will laugh that it's what they deserve, while taking another bite from the burger on their plate.
Cognitive dissonance is fun.

I mean I'm not going to celebrate people being killed but it is hard to muster up any sympathy at the same time

I expect people can differentiate the need to eat to survive from ignorant blind greed

exactly this for me

Some people eat lions... animals' meat is meat, isn't it? Cows, lions, dogs - kill it and call yourself disgusting bastard, pay other to kill it out of sight and put it in a nice package and call it need to survive.

also "eat to survive", is a stretch.

Amazing news.

Mother Nature making Nature Great Again

They weren't hunting for meat though... They were hunting for rhino horns. Illegally. In an area that they knew was full of dangerous animals.

I get what you're saying but its not really the same thing.