What I personally love about the giraffe is the name camelopardalis.

"What's that thing?"
"It looks like a cross between a camel and a leopard."
<scribbles furiously>

It lived. Here is the original video
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x80lfh6 start at 22:40
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https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/other/nail-biting-video-of-snow-leopard-falling-off-the-cliff-goes-viral-watch/ar-AAO1lMQ

previously posted https://videosift.com/video/Snow-Leopard-seriously-risks-life-to-get-a-meal

Leopard was still moving under it's own power at :35. I think it survived for a while at least, astonishingly.

Hard to tell but it looks like both animals went over and the leopard held on to the deer all the way to the bottom.

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perhaps change in title: Leopard stupidly provokes honey badger maternal instinct.

Although, I would say that baby honey badger is still in a world of hurt and might not make it.

Honey Badger Rescues Her Baby from Leopard has been added as a related post - related requested by newtboy on that post.

Stop ruining my happy endings! Although I suppose the Leopard Seal was pretty happy.

"The plucky Adele accompanies the chicks to the sea..."

... where they're promptly eaten by a Leopard Seal.

"Excuse" does not exist in he Snow Leopard's language.

Good thing those cats were Cheetah's, most easily deterred of all the big cats. Had that been lions, tigers or leopards they would have been fooked.

It sees the approach but doesn't move until the leopard looks away, then just slightly shifts its back legs into position. Awesome.

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You're right, they often get either just the flavor or just the texture, but not often both at the same when it comes to mock foods. Although it seems like every other week a new company is coming up with products that get closer and closer to real thing. Gardein "chicken" tenders for example. I actually find they taste better than the real ones(yeah I didn't think it was possible for chicken to taste any better either!) And hey no cholesterol

I don't see it as a sacrifice, not when I'm the one reaping all of the benefits. The knowledge that I haven't doomed a sweet piggy like the one in the video to stand in a 2x3 foot cage until it collapses is more satisfying than the flavor of the best bacon . Not to mention health benefits, environmental (and some asshat farmer gets less money too is pretty satisfying too haha)

Lions in a cage most certainly wouldn't eat you. They would attack you and kill you out of fear and protection of their territory, perhaps even out of the fun of it, being feline. Assuming they were well fed of course which most animals in captivity are. But they would not bother wasting the energy to eat you when they are fed much tastier and healthier food.
There are also plenty of documented cases were a lions maternal instincts take over and they protect an infant animal. such as this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRUXU172vGg (there is a similar few where leopards save monkeys by returning them to trees etc)
It goes to show that even carnivores with strong killer instincts are able to see compassion, and that they only kill out of necessity to survive. When survival isn't factor anymore the rules are completely different.