That’s gotta hurt. #PlanetEarth2 pic.twitter.com/NYm0313RWP
— BBC One (@BBCOne) November 27, 2016
For those bros who are all about smoking themselves silly and throwing on a fresh Planet Earth episode, we should, like, chill. That combination is the best because you get the joy of being stoned with the guiltless pleasure of learning about our planet. It’s basically as good for the universe as recycling or cutting those plastic packing bands that hold six packs together so dumbass seals don’t strangle themselves. At least that’s what I tell myself.
During Sunday’s episode of Planet Earth II, while being seduced by the silky voice of David Attenborough, we witnessed a pride of lions try to lure a lanky giraffe into a trap to eat it alive. The giraffe had other plans, as it bamboozled the lion to the ground and high stepped into the end zone to freedom. I rewinded this scene about 6 times because it reminded me of my old high school football days. I was the lion.
Twitters was equally as baffled.
Lion 1: "We lost another potential meal"
Lion 2: "Are you having a giraffe?"
Lion 1: "What did I just say?!"#planetearth2
— Jamie Hurrell (@Jamiehurrell) November 27, 2016
The lions need to eat. But we don't want the giraffe to die.
This is less of a nature documentary and more a moral dilemma.#PlanetEarth2— innocent drinks (@innocent) November 27, 2016
https://twitter.com/rares_stoica/status/802969316241108993
When you don't want the prey to die but you also don't want the predator to starve #PlanetEarth pic.twitter.com/Eg4sWurp4j
— 🇸🇴 (@defact0_) November 27, 2016
NATURE MAN. NATURE!
[h/t Uproxx]