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45 HORRIFYING Moments Strongest Male Lion Fight To The Last Breath Click CC for subtitle: English / United Kingdom / Canada / French / German / Japanese / Korean / Portuguese (Brazil) The vast expanse of land in Africa is the birthplace of epic and frenzied battles among lions. Have you ever wondered who will emerge as the victor in this thrilling and suspenseful conflict? Will the intelligence and strength of the lions be enough to resist their numerous adversaries? Or could such a fight lead to unpredictable outcomes? Join us as we watch the entire video and seek the answers. As the African savannah is blanketed by the descending dusk, the air fills with the frenzy of roaring lions engaged in a fierce battle. Tensions escalate as one of the lionesses from the Kambula pride becomes excessively aggressive towards one of the cubs. In response, the other lionesses in the pride swiftly react. A young nomadic male lion found himself cornered by a more dominant male, facing the consequences

JAKE PAUL VS NATE DIAZ Fight Highlights Jake Paul comes away with a victory over MMA legend Nate Diaz in a 10-round cruiserweight bout via unanimous decision.

Get ready for the most exciting drag race in carwow history! We've got the World Championship-winning Red Bull RB8 going up against the 1,914hp Rimac Nevera and the Goodwood Hillclimb record-holding McMurtry Spéirling! So let's see how these marvellous machines compare. Starting with the Rimac, it's equipped with four electric motors that can produce an eye-watering 1,914hp and 2,360Nm of torque. It's packing a 120kWh battery pack, so as a result it's pretty heavy, tipping the scales at around 2,300kg. And as you can imagine, all of that power doesn't come cheap, with the Nevera costing around £2,000,000! Alongside it we have the McMurtry. This single-seater EV is a whole lot lighter than the Rimac, weighing in at just 1,000kg. It's also equipped with two electric motors that produce around 1,000hp, while also packing an incredible fan system that helps to generate 2,000kg of

s the US government really calling for legislation to invade Mexico and destroy the cartels? On March 7, 2023, 2 American tourists were by the cartel while visiting Mexico. In response Senator Lindsay Graham announced his plan to introduce a bill that would lay the groundwork for authorizing the use of U.S. Military Force against Mexican cartels. A major step as the pentagon typically just advises and assists with anti-narcotics operations. But this new bill would bestow upon the Mexican cartels the unique honor of becoming one of only 65 foreign terror organizations in the world. Written by: Chris Cappy & Brian Sproule Video Edited by: Michael Michaelides This FTO designation would have many consequences, among them it would authorize the use of US military Targeted drone strikes with AGM-114 Hellfire missiles, nighttime American special forces surgical raids on cartel leaders as they sleep, satellite intelligence assets refocused on the southern border. Supporters say this will give the US government more powerful lethal tools to destroy the cartel. Critics claim it could ruin a relationship with an important strategic ally. Declarations like this are controversial and have understandably alarmed the Mexican government. It’s called into question the correct role of the US military in counter narcotics. From Mexico’s perspective it’s easy to see how they might not see much of a distinction between a targeted missile strike on a drug lab and a full blown invasion. In 2019 an attack by cartel members had 9 US citizens lives ended and 5 others injured in Mexico inside an area just south of Arizona where rival cartels are still at war. These cartel groups are fighting to secure smuggling routes close to the U.S. border and this activity leads to mistaken identity, cross fire, and sometimes targeted attacks against innocent Americans. US Texas Army National Guard soldiers on the border with Mexico have been shot by machine guns and taunted by heavily armed cartel members across the Rio Grande. This has promoted the US embassy to issue safety warnings advising Americans against traveling to certain dangerous regions in Mexico.