The BBC was deeply touched by the moment of farewell to the female lion's poisoned child

Carrying the responsibility of a leader and standing in front of the survival of the whole herd, the female lion was forced to make a difficult decision, that is to say goodbye to the poisoned child.

This maternal sentiment scene was very emotional for the BBC film crew.

Accordingly, the next episode of BBC's Dynasties documentary program has impressed many viewers when recording authentic footage of the life of a 14-year-old female lion named Charm, leader. of a herd of lions in the Masai Mara sanctuary in Kenya.

Charm is the leader of a group of lions in the Masai Mara sanctuary in Kenya.(Photo: BBC).

Instead of trying to save lives and protect lions, it is humans who are killing this animal. This is a cruel truth. To protect the cattle, farmers in Africa sometimes poison the meat pieces and place them in places where lions often go to kill them.

In the BBC documentary, Death Charm was forced to abandon his young son (named Sienna) who was only one year old when he was poisoned. Charm is both a mother and a leader, so at the risk of the whole starving family, she decided to leave her behind and leave her dying child.

Although this is a decision that is not easy, but standing before the survival of the whole herd, it is forced to leave. The moment Charmaine turned her head to look at her son for the last time, it caused a lot of excitement for many viewers.

David Attenborough, a naturalist and host, shared: " In the end, the mother lion couldn't do anything to save her child. She would never see her son Sienna again."

Meanwhile, Sophie Darlington, a member of the film crew, and a cameraman about the lion for two years, shared that she was in great pain to witness the poisoning threat to her. all the lions.

Lions are threatened by poisonous pieces of meat from some farmers to protect their livestock.Unfortunately, the charm lion's son ate and was poisoned.(Photo: BBC).

The BBC's crew made great efforts to save the abandoned young lion. Specifically, immediately after discovering the lions had strange behavior throughout the morning, they informed the management of the reserve to send a team of veterinarians to cure. However, the young lion was unable to survive despite receiving the care of the doctors.

Lions are an endangered animal, with halving in the last 20 years. In Kenya, the number of lions is only 2,000 with a decline of about 100 individuals per year.