Kevin Richardson strapped a GoPro camera on a tame, but natural hunting, African lion named Meg. Thanks to that, we get to see a lion's-eye view of what it's like to takes a waterbuck.
Sadly, the African lion population is in free-fall, largely due to an American company -- FMC -- which sells Furadan (carbofuran), a highly toxic, tasteless pesticide in Africa, where herders are using it to indiscriminately wipe out all predators -- lions, cheetahs, leopards, hyenas, etc.
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