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A lion and a giraffe are no match for a fight. A lion can never defeat a giraffe due to its colossal size and height. A lone lion manages to kill animals like a Zebra, Wilderbeast or a young buffalo by biting its throat/windpipe and suffocating it to death. However, giraffes are so tall that a lion can never reach its throat for a bite. The only way a lion can reach a giraffe's windpipe is when the giraffe is knocked off its feet and a single lion cannot knock off such a big animal by itself. There are instances where a big pride of lions successfully manage to overpower a giraffe and it takes a massive effort. One kick from a giraffe is enough to break or dislocate a lion’s jaw or even break its limb and giraffes are known for kicking. So a lone lion can never overpower an adult giraffe. A giraffe calf is something that a lion can fancy its chances against, but never ever an adult giraffe. The lion would easily have its spine broken in two by a single kick from the giraffe—if you haven't noticed, giraffes are much, much larger than lions and their legs are designed for this very purpose. He'd have a tough time hunting down the giraffe if he didn't have a working nervous system, eh?Adult male lions technically can kill young giraffes, but usually it takes around three to five or more fit lions working together to successfully catch a full-grown one.

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This video is Part 2 of a Playlist of 19 videos showing the birth of the puppies through their age of 8 weeks! Warning: This may be disturbing to some people. This pregnant Boxer named JuneBug had 4 puppies!!!! This videos shows the 2nd of the 4 puppies born and is amazing since she had it standing up! The puppy is show born in an ambiotic sac common to all dog births. It is common for all mothers to eat the sac because in the wild she has to hide the smell from possible predators. She gave birth on the floor in a shallow box containing comfortable green outdoor cushions. We put adjustable colored collars on them to make it easier to identify them. If you want to see the xray of the puppies before birth please look at Part 1. This video is part of a playlist of 19 videos showing the birth of the puppies through their age of 8 weeks!