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How to download videos from Safari on iPhone and iPad

Contrary to popular belief, it’s easy to download videos on iPhone and iPad using Safari. In this tutorial, we will show you how to save video files locally to your iPhone Camera Roll and the Files app for offline viewing.

What videos can you download on iPhone?

In almost all chat apps like Messages, WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, etc., you can download the videos people send you and view them inside that messaging app or export them to your iPhone’s Photos app.

Social apps

Most social media apps like Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook don’t allow easy saving of video clips to the Camera Roll. However, some free video downloader apps from the App Store, iOS shortcuts, and third-party websites let you save videos from these social platforms to your iPhone. Have a look:

• 6 ways to download Twitter videos on your iPhone
• How to download Instagram Reels without watermark for free
• How to download Facebook videos and photos

The YouTube app has a video downloader option, and the only legal way to download YouTube videos is by tapping the download button inside the official app. The saved video stays sandboxed in the YouTube app from where you can watch it without an internet connection, but you can’t transfer it to the iPhone Camera Roll.

In about 125 countries and regions like India, Israel, Egypt, Malaysia, Pakistan, Philippines, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Thailand, Turkey, UAE, and Vietnam, you can download most YouTube videos in the app for offline viewing – no YouTube Premium is required.

However, in countries like the USA, the UK, Australia, France, Italy, and more, you must have a Premium subscription to download YouTube videos .

You can browse websites using Apple’s Safari and search for the video you want to download. Some sites may offer an easy way to download the video, while others may have no such option, and when you tap the video, it starts playing in Safari with no visible button to save the video file. But worry not, as we will show you how to address this. These tips won’t work for all websites but should cover most of them.

How to download videos on iPhone and iPad

1) Open Safari and find the video on the concerned website. For this tutorial, I’m using Pixabay , which is a library of royalty-free stock footage.

2) Once you’re on the video page, tap the download button or link . If you don’t see a download button, jump to the next section .

3) After you tap the video download icon on a website in Safari, you should see an iOS pop-up menu with two options – View and Download . Tap Download , and it will save the file. You’ll notice that the Safari address bar now has a tiny arrow icon with a circular blue progress bar signifying the download status.

4) Tap Safari’s  arrow icon and pick Downloads  to get to the download manager, which lists the downloaded files. These files are saved in a folder inside the Files app .

But you can easily add them to your iPhone’s Camera Roll using one of these two ways:

Save video: Tap the video file > share button > Save Video.

Drag & drop: Tap and hold the video file, and its tile will slightly lift. Drag it a bit from its original position to detach it, but don’t lift your finger yet. Now, swipe up (or press the Home button) using your other hand to get to your iPhone Home Screen. From here, open the Photos app and make sure you’re inside Recents or an album. Finally, drop the video file by lifting your finger. You’ll see that the video is now added to the Photos app.

Another method to save a video file using Safari on iOS

As mentioned earlier, not all websites offer a download button. But for a video, you will see a play button, and tapping it starts playing the video inside Safari. So, if you find yourself on such a website, play the video and then follow these steps:

1) On the Safari video player, tap the Picture in Picture button , which will detach the video and put it inside a small floating window. It won’t work if you tap the Picture in Picture button directly on the web page video player, like that on Vimeo.

2) Tap the share button from the video player screen.

3) Pick Save to Files > select iCloud or On My iPhone > Save .

Don’t see the share button in step 2?

In the left screenshot, you see a video playing/streaming on a web page. And in the right image, you see a video file starting to play inside the default Safari media player.

If a video is embedded on the website, it generally plays on that same web page (left image above) and doesn’t launch the video player inside Safari. If this is the case, you won’t be able to download the video unless you look for third-party sites that can save such videos. For example, tapping a video on Twitter starts playing it in the browser and you can’t download it directly from Safari, but you can use a site like Twitter Video Downloader in Safari , which will grab the Twitter video, play it in Safari video player (right image above) and let you save the file.

On some sites, tapping the triangle play button over the video may start playing it on the webpage, making it impossible to download. Hopefully, you can address this by looking for a View , Download , or Play button, which loads the actual video file and starts playing it inside the Safari video player. Once the file is in the Safari video player, enter Picture in Picture, and tap the share button > Save to Files.

Find downloaded files on an iPhone or iPad

You will find the downloaded video in the following places:

Inside Safari: Tap the downloads button in the URL bar, hit Downloads , and you’ll see the video file.

In the Camera Roll: Open the Photos app and tap Recents from the Albums tab.

In the Files app: Open the Files app and tap Recents to see the video. You can also tap Browse and look for the video in the downloads folder. From the Files app, tap & hold a video thumbnail and then choose Share > Save Video to add it to the Photos app.

This is how you can download video files on your iOS or iPadOS device. Not all websites allow video downloads. But in many situations, you can use the above methods to save it locally and watch it offline without a Wi-Fi or cellular connection.

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How to Download Videos From Safari on iPhone and iPad

While on the internet, we often come across videos that we would like to save for offline viewing or sharing. However, downloading videos from the Safari browser is challenging. Also, most social media websites (where many users come across these videos) lack a built-in option to download videos nor allow users to download videos.

We’ve compiled a guide to help you learn how to download videos from Safari on your iPhone or iPad. Also remember that while you can download videos from the internet, make sure it is for personal use and refrain from sharing elsewhere. We’ll talk more about this, later in the article. 

Steps to Download Videos From Safari on iPhone and iPad

Please ensure that you only download videos from websites that allow users to download videos. Planning to repurpose the content? Before doing that check whether the videos are royalty free. All I’m trying to convey is that avoid trouble by following the legalities. 

To demonstrate the process, we’ll be using the Pixabay website which has thousands of free stock videos shared by the community members.

Time needed:  3 minutes

Steps to download videos from Safari on your iPhone and iPad.

Alternatively, you can tap and hold on to the video, drag it to the Photos app, and directly save it to your iPhone or iPad. 

Where are the Downloaded Videos Stored on iPhone and iPad?

The videos you download are saved to the Photos and the Files app. Navigating to download videos in the Photos app is quite easy. You can find it in the Albums > Recents . However, if you want to locate it in the Files app, follow the steps mentioned below. 

1. Open the Files app on your iPhone or iPad. 

2. Head to the Browse tab and tap the iCloud Drive option. 

3. Now tap on the Downloads folder and you’ll find the downloaded videos in this tab. 

Download Videos from Social Media Apps and Websites 

Downloading videos from social media sites like Twitter, Instagram, etc., might not be ethical or even legal. Especially, if you want to download and share these videos or use the content in your videos, etc.

Coming to YouTube, it allows users to download videos for offline viewing within the app. These videos will not appear in the Photos or Files app and can only be accessed on YouTube. You might need a YouTube Premium subscription for some videos and resolutions (This is region specific). We have a guide that will help you download YouTube videos on your iPhone or iPad .

Now, if you upload your videos to YouTube (to store them privately as backup), then downloading these videos shouldn’t be a problem. You can look up websites that allow you to download videos from YouTube. However, please refrain from downloading videos from other creators and using them as it will come under copyright infringement laws. 

On the other hand, Twitter, Instagram, and other social media websites do not allow users to download videos even within their apps. So, if you’re looking to download a video from Twitter you can check out our detailed guide to download Twitter videos on your iPhone .

If you want to download Instagram reels or videos, you can use websites like Snapinsta , Save Insta , etc. Again, please ensure that you do not circulate these videos or repurpose the content as it can land you in trouble. 

Download Videos From Safari With Ease

We hope you’ve learned how to download videos from Safari on your iPhone or iPad. Now that you’re aware of the steps, ensure that you do not download and use the content. And, if you intend to do so, please pay the royalties or take the necessary permissions from the original creators. 

If you have any doubts regarding downloading videos from Safari on iPhone or iPad, let us know in the comments below. 

Open the video in Safari > tap Download > tap the Download Icon in the address bar > select Downloads > play the video > tap Share > Tap Save Video. 

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Streaming video in Safari: Why is it so difficult?

The problem

I recently implemented support for AI tagging of videos in my product Sortal . A part of the feature is that you can then play back the videos you uploaded. I thought, no problem — video streaming seems pretty simple.

In fact, it is so simple (just a few lines of code) that I chose video streaming as the theme for examples in my book Bootstrapping Microservices .

But when we came to testing in Safari, I learned the ugly truth. So let me rephrase the previous assertion: video streaming is simple for Chrome , but not so much for Safari .

Why is it so difficult for Safari? What does it take to make it work for Safari? The answers to these questions are revealed in this blog post.

Try it for yourself

Before we start looking at the code together, please try it for yourself! The code that accompanies this blog post is available on GitHub . You can download the code or use Git to clone the repository. You’ll need Node.js installed to try it out.

Start the server as instructed in the readme and navigate your browser to http://localhost:3000 . You’ll see either Figure 1 or Figure 2, depending on whether you are viewing the page in Chrome or Safari.

Notice that in Figure 2, when the webpage is viewed in Safari, the video on the left side doesn’t work. However, the example on the right does work, and this post explains how I achieved a working version of the video streaming code for Safari.

Basic video streaming

The basic form of video streaming that works in Chrome is trivial to implement in your HTTP server. We are simply streaming the entire video file from the backend to the frontend, as illustrated in Figure 3.

In the frontend

To render a video in the frontend, we use the HTML5 video element. There’s not much to it; Listing 1 shows how it works. This is the version that works only in Chrome. You can see that the src of the video is handled in the backend by the /works-in-chrome route.

Listing 1: A simple webpage to render streaming video that works in Chrome

In the backend.

The backend for this example is a very simple HTTP server built on the Express framework running on Node.js. You can see the code in Listing 2. This is where the /works-in-chrome route is implemented.

In response to the HTTP GET request, we stream the whole file to the browser. Along the way, we set various HTTP response headers.

The content-type header is set to video/mp4 so the browser knows it’s receiving a video.

Then we stat the file to get its length and set that as the content-length header so the browser knows how much data it’s receiving.

Listing 2: Node.js Express web server with simple video streaming that works for Chrome

But it doesn’t work in safari.

Unfortunately, we can’t just send the entire video file to Safari and expect it to work. Chrome can deal with it, but Safari refuses to play the game.

What’s missing?

Safari doesn’t want the entire file delivered in one go. That’s why the brute-force tactic of streaming the whole file doesn’t work.

Safari would like to stream portions of the file so that it can be incrementally buffered in a piecemeal fashion. It also wants random, ad hoc access to any portion of the file that it requires.

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This actually makes sense. Imagine that a user wants to rewind the video a bit — you wouldn’t want to start the whole file streaming again, would you?

Instead, Safari wants to just go back a bit and request that portion of the file again. In fact, this works in Chrome as well. Even though the basic streaming video works in Chrome, Chrome can indeed issue HTTP range requests for more efficient handling of streaming videos.

Figure 4 gives you an idea of how this works. We need to modify our HTTP server so that rather than streaming the entire video file to the frontend, we can instead serve random access portions of the file depending on what the browser is requesting.

Supporting HTTP range requests

Specifically, we have to support HTTP range requests. But how do we implement it?

There’s surprisingly little readable documentation for it. Of course, we could read the HTTP specifications, but who has the time and motivation for that? (I’ll give you links to resources at the end of this post.)

Instead, allow me to guide you through an overview of my implementation. The key to it is the HTTP request range header that starts with the prefix "bytes=" .

This header is how the frontend asks for a particular range of bytes to be retrieved from the video file. You can see in Listing 3 how we can parse the value for this header to obtain starting and ending values for the range of bytes.

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Listing 3: Parsing the HTTP range header

Responding to the http head request.

An HTTP HEAD request is how the frontend probes the backend for information on a particular resource. We should take some care with how we handle this.

The Express framework also sends HEAD requests to our HTTP GET handler, so we can check the req.method and return early from the request handler before we do more work than is necessary for the HEAD request.

Listing 4 shows how we respond to the HEAD request. We don’t have to return any data from the file, but we do have to configure the response headers to tell the frontend that we are supporting the HTTP range request and to let it know the full size of the video file.

The accept-ranges response header used here indicates that this request handler can respond to an HTTP range request.

Listing 4: Responding to the HTTP HEAD request

Full file vs. partial file.

Now for the tricky part. Are we sending the full file or are we sending a portion of the file?

With some care, we can make our request handler support both methods. You can see in Listing 5 how we compute retrievedLength from the start and end variables when it is a range request and those variables are defined; otherwise, we just use contentLength (the complete file’s size) when it’s not a range request.

Listing 5: Determining the content length based on the portion of the file requested

Send status code and response headers.

We’ve dealt with the HEAD request. All that’s left to handle is the HTTP GET request.

Listing 6 shows how we send an appropriate success status code and response headers.

The status code varies depending on whether this is a request for the full file or a range request for a portion of the file. If it’s a range request, the status code will be 206 (for partial content); otherwise, we use the regular old success status code of 200.

Listing 6: Sending response headers

Streaming a portion of the file.

Now the easiest part: streaming a portion of the file. The code in Listing 7 is almost identical to the code in the basic video streaming example way back in Listing 2.

The difference now is that we are passing in the options object. Conveniently, the createReadStream function from Node.js’ file system module takes start and end values in the options object, which enable reading a portion of the file from the hard drive.

In the case of an HTTP range request, the earlier code in Listing 3 will have parsed the start and end values from the header, and we inserted them into the options object.

In the case of a normal HTTP GET request (not a range request), the start and end won’t have been parsed and won’t be in the options object, in that case, we are simply reading the entire file.

Listing 7: Streaming a portion of the file

Putting it all together.

Now let’s put all the code together into a complete request handler for streaming video that works in both Chrome and Safari.

Listing 8 is the combined code from Listing 3 through to Listing 7, so you can see it all in context. This request handler can work either way. It can retrieve a portion of the video file if requested to do so by the browser. Otherwise, it retrieves the entire file.

Listing 8: Full HTTP request handler

Updated frontend code.

Nothing needs to change in the frontend code besides making sure the video element is pointing to an HTTP route that can handle HTTP range requests.

Listing 9 shows that we have simply rerouted the video element to a route called /works-in-chrome-and-safari . This frontend will work both in Chrome and in Safari.

Listing 9: Updated frontend code

Even though video streaming is simple to get working for Chrome, it’s quite a bit more difficult to figure out for Safari — at least if you are trying to figure it out by yourself from the HTTP specification.

Lucky for you, I’ve already trodden that path, and this blog post has laid the groundwork that you can build on for your own streaming video implementation.

• Example code for this blog post
• A Stack Overflow post that helped me understand what I was missing
• HTTP specification
• Range requests
• 206 Partial Content success status

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10 Replies to "Streaming video in Safari: Why is it so difficult?"

Hi, thank you for this blog, it is very helpful. It works perfectly with Safari (Mac), but not in Mobile Safari on ios (downloading the full video before starting to play…). Do you know why?

Thanks for your feedback!

That’s strange… the production version I’m using works although I never tested the code for the blog post. It might have been broken when I simplified it.

Could you please log an issue against the code in GitHub, that will be an easier way to work through the problem, thanks.

Ashley Davis

I’ve encountered this problem with a web page I’m writing that shows videos. I’m doing the range queries correctly, but they still malfunction because the user shows first one video, then another. Your code assumes there’s only one video path, so it won’t work in this case. Range requests don’t include the file path. So how does the server code know which file to retrieve the bytes of data from? I tried using a session variable, but this fails because the session variable can change asynchronously with respect to what the video player is actually doing. The user can reposition and switch between a number of different videos! On Mac/Safari, this abnormally halts the video player.

Range requests can have a route, they can have query parameters or they can have a body… so that’s at least three ways to statelessly include the file path or id of a video to play. Use which ever one best satisfies your needs.

The problem doesn’t happen because of accept range requests (using the Accept-Ranges header), or for requests to open and play a video file. You are correct, all information from the server is available there.

The problem happens for range requests from the client, which are made by the client application, such as a video player. These requests ARE ONLY MARKED by the HTTP_RANGE header. There is no other information that the server can use to locate the file whose bytes are to be returned to the client. This is one of the rare cases where a client calls a server to obtain information. Usually, it’s the other way around.

This appears to be a very poor design, since multiple overlapping video displaying can be done by one server on behalf of one user. The bytes returned by the server may go to the wrong client player, which causes a crash of the player.

You must be misunderstanding something, If what you were saying were true then YouTube wouldn’t work.

You might be able to learn more here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Range_requests

YouTube works fine because it serves one video at a time. So its byte requests don’t need to specify which file is the context. When a client of mine tried to access a second video right after a first, the log showed that the byte requests were interleaved, probably due to lack of sync in setting the path in the Session variables. Anyway, when I look at the $_SERVER information for byte requests from the video player, the video path is NOT there, just the range of bytes.

Ok maybe I’m misunderstanding something.

But I just opened two browser windows and started two YouTube videos simultaneously. It was serving two videos simultaneously and seemed to have no problem. In fact I imagine that YouTube is serving millions of videos at once because that’s how many people are probably watching YouTube at the same time.

If you want I can look at your code and see if I can spot a problem with it, just email me on [email protected]

It is possible that my explanation is incorrect. The fact is that my code works for Firefox, Chrome, and Safari on a mobile device. It only fails for Safari on MacOS. It is a known bug with apparently no solution published as yet.

Do you have links to information on the bug? I might be able to help if I learn more about it.

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We don't know if you have this experience when watching a funny video clip in your Safari but find it constantly buffering due to a slow/unstable internet connection or insufficient internet bandwidth or outdated browser, or whatever reason. Whatever the reason, the best option to solve the buffering problem is to have your wanted videos downloaded to your iPhone or iPad. Thus, you can watch them without interruption.

If this is what you want, just apply any of these methods to grab your wanted videos from Safari on iPhones.

Method 1. Directly Download Videos from Safari to iPhone or iPad

Starting from iOS 13 , iPhones let you save files from Safari as long as the video comes with the download option.

🎯If the videos you want to download are from YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, or other platforms that have strict download restrictions , then this method doesn't work .

Step 1 . Open Safari and navigate to the video site from which you wish to download videos.

Step 2 . Find the video you wish to download.

Step 3 . Tap on the " Download " icon to save the video.

Step 4 . Once it's done, you can see a small download icon in your URL bar, tap it and select "Downloads," from where you can preview the video you downloaded or tap " Share " to save it to your video library or your iCloud.  

Quick Tips : If there is no download icon, you can tap and hold the link to the video and tap " Download Linked File " from the pop-up menu.

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If you can't download videos with the above-introduced method, you can try using some online downloading services. You can find such services by entering some keywords like " YouTube video downloader ," "Instagram video downloader," "Facebook video downloader," or more in your Safari. Then, select the top one from the results. If you don't want to waste time finding such services, you can try the following one we pick for you. 

Step 1 . Open the YouTube app on your iPhone or iPad.

Step 2 . Find the video you wish to download and click the " Share " icon.

Step 3 . From the pop-up window, click " Copy Link ."

Step 4 . Open Safari and go to savefrom.net.

Step 5 . Paste the URL you copy and press " Go ."

Step 6 . Then, choose the video resolution you want and download the video to your iPhone or iPad. 

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Step 2.  In the new embeded page, click "Download" to proceed.

Step 3. In the configuration window, choose the format, quality, save path, and other parameters for the downloaded YouTube video. Then click "Download" to start the downloading process.

Step 4.  After the downloading finishes, you can view the downloaded items in the "Downloader" > "Finished." 

Disclaimer : Bear in mind that it's illegal to download copyrighted content and use them for commercial intensions without authorization. Before you download videos, you'd better check whether the sources are copyrighted.

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In Conclusion

All possible ways you can use to download videos on your iPhone from Safari have been detailed in this guide. As you can see, you can achieve your goal in many different ways. Which way to choose depends on whether the video has a download button and the video site you wish to download from. If you want an all-in-one approach to downloading videos, EaseUS Video Downloader is an excellent option.

Under normal conditions, you can download videos from Safari to your iPhone, but problems may arise when you do that. If you have doubts about downloading videos from Safari, here are some answers to the popular questions. 

1. How do I save a video from Safari to my Camera Roll?

To download a video to your Camera Roll from Safari, you can open the video you want and tap the video to show the three dots. Then, select "Save to Camera Roll."

2. Why can't I download videos from Safari?

There are many different reasons why you can't download videos from Safari. If you have this problem, you can try some solutions and suggestions  Apple promotes. 

3. Where do Safari downloads go on iPhone?

The files downloaded in Safari are default saved in the "Download" section of the File app. 

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How to download videos from safari on mac and iphone without limitation.

Safari is widely known as a superb web browser created by Apple. It is one of the common-used browsers that provides a great viewing experience for people to watch videos from any websites. However, watching videos online with Safari always requires a steady and fast Internet connection. If you apt for watching videos smoothly anytime and anywhere without buffering, the best solution is to download the target videos in advance.

Therefore, this article will show you how to download videos from Safari below, helping the needed people back up favorite content or view the video or movies without limitation.

• With the best video downloader software
• With the online tools
• Without any tool
• Is there any useful video download extension for Safari?

Using the Best Video Downloader App for Safari

Cisdem Video Converter is the a powerful all-in-one video downloader that can download videos in 1080p, 4K and even 8K resolution from any websites ( YouTube , Facebook , Youku , TikTok, etc.) on Safari, Chrome, Firefox and more browsers. Also, it is capable of downloading videos in bulks, and supports playlists or channels downloading, greatly saving people’s effort and time.

Furthermore, it can be worked as a superior converter that is matched with embedded video editor, enabling you to convert the downloaded videos to any video and audio formats, even presets for third-party software or devices in a variable appearance that you want.

Steps on how to download any video from Safari on Mac with Cisdem:

1. get the app.

Download and install Cisdem Video Converter to your Mac.

Launch it, click the third icon on the top to enter into the “Download” interface.

2. Copy and paste the URL

Open Safari, visit to any website to copy the video link, such as YouTube, open the wanted video, right-click on video and choose “Copy video URL”.

Then, go back to the downloader App, paste the copied link into the bottom blank box for adding URL, click “+” to start to analyze the contained video.

3. Start the download process

Click Download icon to start to download all videos instantly. Once completed, tick out “checkmark” icon to find the just downloaded videos on your device.

2. On iPhone

Video Saver owned by Xuyen Cao is an excellent video downloader for iPhone to download videos from Safari. It can not only download videos from Google Drive and Dropbox, but also come with a built-in browser to download videos from any websites effortlessly. It will download videos up to 1080P in batches, providing high quality for enjoyment.

Besides, it is a multipurpose software that can also be worked as video converter, editor and manager, which allows you to make basic editing to the download video and archive them well. However, you need to upgrade to the pro version if you don’t want the annoying ads.

Steps on how to download videos on iPhone from Safari with App:

Download and install the software from your App store.

Press on the three-dash icon on the top right corner, and choose “Browser” from the expanding list.

• Input and visit a reliable online video downloader address, such as savefrom.net
• Then, open the Safari browser on your iPhone, move to a website that contains the video you want, and then copy the video link.
• Back to the interface of Video Saver, paste the copied link into the required box for analyzing URL, and press “Download arrow” icon to start the process.
• Once done, choose the preferred resolution and click “Download” to save the video to your iPhone.

Download Videos on Safari with the Online Tools

#1. loader.to.

Loader.to is a reliable video downloader to download videos from Safari online without installing extra software. It is able to download videos from YouTube, Vimeo, SoundCloud, Facebook, Twitter, Twitch, TikTok, and IMDB, matching with corresponding interface for people to perform. It offers multiple output formats to choose, including MP3, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OPUS, OGG, WAV, MP4 and WEBM. It even supports downloading videos up to 8K resolution, but only in WebM format.

Steps on how to download any video from Safari online with Loader.to:

Open Safari, visit https://en.loader.to/4/.

Open a new tab, visit the supported website, choose one favorite video and copy its URL.

• Back to the online tool’s web page, paste the copied URL into the URL filed, and choose one desired output format from the “Format” section.

#2. Pastedownload.com

Pastedownload.com is also an excellent Safari video downloader that capable of downloading videos from 1000+ websites on Safari for free. It is easy to use and offers an auto-detection function to automatically monitor and analyze the pasted links. It will download videos to MP4 or WebM from 144p to 1080p. But you have to note that most download options are mute. Another annoying issue of it is that it contains unhealthy ads on the page.

Steps on how to download videos from Safari online with pastedownload.com:

• Switch to any website to copy the link of your desired video.
• Paste the copied link into the URL box of the online tool.

Download Videos in Safari Directly Without Any Tool

In the past, Safari for Mac offers an “Activity” window in the App to download videos from Safari directly with no help of third-party tool. However, the current Safari has canceled the “Activity” feature. If you still want to download Safari videos without installing any software, you can also use the Inspect Element to download videos from any websites on Safari. But this way can cause quality damaging. If you don’t pursue for high quality, you can take the following steps to get your wanted videos.

• Now go to the media website with Safari, open a video and right-click on the page to choose “Inspect Element”.

• Upon finding the URL, right-click on the link and choose “Open in New Tab”.
• Then the video will be played on your computer, right-click on the playing video and choose “Download Video as...” to save the video to MP4 format to your local device. Note: This way does not work with all websites. If it makes no response, grab other ways to extract video offline to your computer.

#2. On iPhone

The steps on iPhone will be easier. But this way is not workable with all websites.

• Open Safari and go to the video that you wish to download.

• Once done, a small download icon will pop up in your URL bar, click it to access to the “Download folder” to preview the just downloaded video.

Can Download Videos from Safari with Extensions?

Yes, but actually, compared to Firefox and Google Chrome extensions, there are a few available Safari video downloader extension for people to choose. Through testings, we finally found out that Airy YouTube Downloader can be a great option, which offers a surprising feature that integrates with the browser to work as a video download extension on Safari.

Compared to normal extensions, this simple tool offers more powerful features, such as supporting batch downloads, supporting YouTube playlists or channels downloading, accessing and downloading private content, ensuring high quality up to 8K resolution, offering optional output formats, like MP4, 3GP and MP3.

• Download and install Airy YouTube Downloader from its official website to your Mac.

• Next, open a new tab on Safari, and visit YouTube website.
• Access to a video that you wish to download and open it.
• Then, click “Open in Airy” tab in the Favorite section and then choose “Allow” to launch Airy.
• Airy will immediately analyze the playing video. Once finished, choose a suitable video format and resolution, and click “Download” button to save the video offline. Note: it only offers 2 downloads for free, which requires $19.95 to unlock unlimited downloads.

Final Words

This article has revealed multiple awesome ways on how to download videos from Safari safely. Since different media or streaming websites applies different encryption codes to protect videos from being easily downloaded, the online or direct download ways may not respond to the uncommon websites. Thus, the most reliable way is to choose the professional video downloader , which is equipped with advanced technologies to handle thousands of websites, ensuring smooth downloading with high quality.

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在iPhone上看到一段有趣的视频，想要把它下载到照片里收藏，是件麻烦的事。iOS不支持文件下载，而视频网站为了保护自己的内容，只在自己的App里提供缓存功能。所以我开发了VideoSaver，一个简单易用的Safari视频下载插件。

它的原理很简单：当Safari载入网页后，插件可以运行自定义的JS，这样我们就可以获得网页中的视频地址，轻松下载到想要保存的地方。

VideoSaver已在Github开源，你可以通过Mac下载，用Xcode编译到你自己的iPhone、iPad上。 注：由于 VideoSaver在数据传输上利用了AppGroup技术，免费的开发者账号将无法使用 请在编译时创建并替换为你的App Group ID。

VideoSaver的主要功能在于它的插件。当安装到iPhone 、iPad后，请先在Safari的插件管理中打开VideoSaver。

在项目的 VideoExtension 目录下，有个名为 MyJSFile.js 的文件，插件通过它来操作当前网页的DOM。你可以在此对特定的视频网站做自定义解析，可以利用Mac上的Safari Web Inspector 查看iPhone上的网页源码进行调试。具体方式和工具可以参考： WWDC 2014 Session 512 。

用Safari打开视频网页，确认视频能够播放，点击Safari分享图标，使用插件下载。

你可以选择直接下载视频，也可以点击右上角的 存储 ，将视频链接保存到应用内以便稍后下载。

当你在应用内下载收藏的视频，可以切换到其他应用，下载任务将在后台继续进行。VideoSaver支持视频循环播放，iPad版支持画中画，多任务。

原生支持的视频网站有 Youtube、 Gfycat、Imgur、哔哩哔哩、秒拍 等等，大部分提供 mp4 视频的网页都可以解析到视频地址。

由于版权问题VideoSaver无法上架App Store，我去掉了VideoSaver的下载功能，只提供视频网址解析与收藏的服务，改名为 VideoMarks（影签）现已上架。你可以搭配强大的Workflow，完成下载的需求。当然影签也可以作为你的视频书签，记录你感兴趣的视频网址。

VideoSaver is a simple tool for Safari to download mp4 video on iOS devices. It provides a safari action extension, when the video webpage has loaded, it can run some custom js to fetch the mp4 video link, then you can download the video file either in VideoSaver or in Photos.

Now VideoSaver is open source on Github. You can build it using your Mac with Xcode to your iPhone and iPad. It requires your have Paid Developer Account to run it, because you need to create your own App Group ID which is not available for free one.

The most important component of VideoSaver is the Safari extension. When your install the app to the iPhone,iPad make sure you enable the app's extension in Safari.

There is a file named MyJSFile.js in the directory VideoExtension of the project, you can actually customize it to manipulate the webpage DOM. You can write your custom parse logic code for the specific video site. Use the Safari Web Inspector on your Mac, to lookup the source code of your iPhone webpage, and to do whatever your want. More detail: WWDC 2014 Session 512

Use Safari to open the video webpage, make sure the video can play. Tap the Safari action icon, use the app's extension to download.

You can download video directly, or just save the link to the app for later downloading.

When you download video later in the app, you can switch to other apps, the downloading tasks will continue in the background. VideoSaver supports playing video on loop, the iPad version supports Picture in Picture, multitasking.

Support video download sites included: Youtube,Gfycat,Imgur,bilibili,miaopai,etc..

For piracy reason, VideoSaver could't be downloaded from App Store. So I removed the download feature of it, and rename the App Store Version as VideoMarks, you could extend it's ability with the powerful of Workflow. Maybe use it as the video bookmark app.

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Downloading videos from Safari can be a convenient way to access your favorite content offline, whether it's a tutorial, a music video, or a captivating documentary. While Safari doesn't have a built-in feature to download videos directly, there are simple methods to achieve this. By following a few straightforward steps, you can effortlessly save videos from Safari for later viewing, even when an internet connection is unavailable.

In this guide, we'll explore the process of downloading videos from Safari, providing you with the knowledge and tools to accomplish this task with ease. Whether you're using a Mac, iPhone, or iPad, the methods outlined here can be adapted to suit your specific device and preferences. With the right approach, you'll be able to enjoy your favorite videos at your convenience, without being tethered to an internet connection.

Let's delve into the steps required to download videos from Safari, empowering you to enjoy your favorite content on your terms. Whether it's for entertainment, education, or inspiration, having the ability to download videos from Safari can greatly enhance your digital experience. So, let's embark on this journey to unlock the potential of offline video access, making your browsing experience even more fulfilling.

Step 1: Open Safari and find the video you want to download

When it comes to downloading a video from Safari, the first step is to open the Safari browser on your device. Whether you're using a Mac, iPhone, or iPad, the process begins with launching the Safari app and navigating to the website where the video is located.

Once Safari is open, you can use the address bar to enter the URL of the website hosting the video. Alternatively, you can utilize Safari's search functionality to look for the specific webpage containing the video content you wish to download. This could be a video-sharing platform, a news website, a social media platform, or any other site where videos are accessible.

Upon reaching the desired webpage, take a moment to locate the video you want to download. Videos on webpages can be embedded in various ways, so you may need to scroll through the content or click on specific links to find the video. In some cases, the video may start playing automatically, while in others, you may need to click on a play button to initiate playback.

It's important to ensure that you have permission to download the video, as unauthorized downloading of copyrighted content may infringe on intellectual property rights. Once you've identified the video you wish to download and confirmed that you have the right to do so, you're ready to proceed to the next step in the process.

By carefully navigating Safari and locating the video you want to download, you're setting the stage for the subsequent steps in the video downloading process. With the video in view, you're now prepared to move on to the next phase, which involves copying the video URL to facilitate the download process.

This initial step sets the foundation for a seamless video downloading experience, allowing you to access and enjoy your favorite videos at your convenience. With the video identified and ready for download, you're well on your way to building a library of offline content that aligns with your interests and preferences.

Step 2: Copy the video URL

Once you've located the video you want to download in Safari, the next crucial step is to copy the video's URL. The URL, or Uniform Resource Locator, serves as the unique web address that points to the specific location of the video on the internet. By copying this URL, you'll be able to provide the necessary information to the video downloader website or app, enabling it to locate and retrieve the video for download.

To copy the video URL in Safari, you can employ a straightforward approach that varies slightly depending on the device you're using. If you're using a Mac, you can simply click on the address bar at the top of the Safari window to highlight the video's URL. Once the URL is highlighted, you can right-click and select the "Copy" option from the context menu that appears. Alternatively, you can use the keyboard shortcut "Command + C" to copy the URL after it's been highlighted.

If you're using an iPhone or iPad, the process of copying the video URL is equally intuitive. When you've located the video on the webpage, you can tap and hold on the address bar to highlight the URL. After the URL is highlighted, you can tap "Copy" from the options that appear. This action will copy the video's URL to your device's clipboard, making it readily available for the next step in the video downloading process.

By copying the video URL, you're effectively capturing the digital address of the video, allowing you to transfer this information to the video downloader website or app. This step is essential for initiating the download process, as the URL serves as the key to accessing the video content from its online location.

With the video URL copied, you're now equipped with the vital information needed to proceed to the next phase of downloading the video. This simple yet pivotal action sets the stage for the subsequent steps, bringing you closer to the gratifying experience of having your desired video readily available for offline viewing.

Step 3: Use a video downloader website or app

After copying the video URL from Safari, the next step involves utilizing a video downloader website or app to initiate the download process. Video downloader tools are designed to facilitate the retrieval of online videos, allowing users to save them for offline access. These tools come in various forms, including websites that offer online video downloading services and dedicated applications that can be installed on compatible devices.

When it comes to using a video downloader website, the process typically begins by navigating to the site's homepage using the web browser of your choice. Once on the website, you may encounter a designated input field where you can paste the video URL that you previously copied from Safari. After pasting the URL into the provided field, you can initiate the download process by clicking a button or selecting an option to begin the video retrieval.

Alternatively, if you opt to use a video downloader app, you can launch the application on your device and locate the functionality that allows you to input the video URL. Depending on the specific app you're using, this may involve accessing a designated section for downloading videos, pasting the URL into a specified area, and initiating the download process through a series of on-screen prompts or buttons.

It's important to note that there are numerous video downloader websites and apps available, each offering its own set of features and capabilities. Some may support a wide range of video hosting platforms, while others may specialize in specific types of content or offer additional functionalities such as video format conversion or batch downloading.

When selecting a video downloader website or app, it's advisable to consider factors such as user reviews, security measures, and the overall user experience. Additionally, verifying the legitimacy and reputation of the chosen downloader tool can help ensure a safe and reliable video downloading process.

By leveraging a reputable video downloader website or app, you can harness the power of technology to seamlessly retrieve the video from its online source. This step marks a pivotal moment in the video downloading journey, as it represents the bridge between the online video content and its transformation into a downloadable format for offline enjoyment.

With the video URL in hand and a trusted video downloader at your disposal, you're poised to progress to the final step in the process: downloading the video and preparing it for offline viewing. This transition from online to offline accessibility underscores the versatility and convenience that modern technology affords, empowering users to curate their digital content for personalized consumption.

Step 4: Download the video

With the video URL successfully copied and the video downloader website or app ready for action, the final step in the process involves initiating the download of the desired video. This step brings the entire video downloading journey to fruition, transforming the online video content into a locally stored file that can be accessed at any time, even without an internet connection.

When using a video downloader website, the process of downloading the video typically commences after pasting the copied URL into the designated input field. Upon initiating the download, the website's backend system retrieves the video from its online location and begins the process of transferring it to your device. Depending on the size of the video and the speed of your internet connection, the download duration may vary, but once completed, the video will be available for offline viewing at your convenience.

Similarly, if you're utilizing a video downloader app, the process of downloading the video involves pasting the copied URL into the app's interface and triggering the download functionality. The app's underlying mechanisms then come into play, fetching the video and saving it to a location on your device where you can easily access it. As with the website-based approach, the download time may fluctuate based on factors such as file size and internet speed, but the end result remains the same: a locally stored copy of the video ready for offline playback.

It's important to note that some video downloader tools may offer options to select the video format and quality before initiating the download. This can provide flexibility in tailoring the downloaded video to suit specific preferences, such as optimizing for device compatibility or conserving storage space. By choosing the desired format and quality settings, you can further customize the downloaded video to align with your individual requirements.

Upon completion of the download process, you'll have the satisfaction of knowing that the video is now readily available on your device, poised for offline viewing whenever the need arises. Whether it's a captivating documentary, an educational tutorial, or an entertaining music video, having the video stored locally empowers you to enjoy it on your terms, without being reliant on internet connectivity.

By successfully navigating through the steps of locating, copying, and downloading the video from Safari, you've unlocked the ability to curate your own collection of offline video content, tailored to your unique interests and preferences. This seamless transition from online discovery to offline accessibility epitomizes the convenience and empowerment that modern technology offers, enriching your digital experience in meaningful ways.

In conclusion, the ability to download videos from Safari opens up a world of possibilities for offline access to your favorite content. By following the simple yet impactful steps outlined in this guide, you can seamlessly transition from online video discovery to offline video enjoyment, all within the familiar confines of the Safari browser. The process begins with the initial step of opening Safari and locating the video you wish to download. Whether it's a captivating vlog, an insightful tutorial, or a mesmerizing music performance, Safari serves as the gateway to a vast array of video content waiting to be discovered and enjoyed.

Once you've identified the video of interest, the subsequent step involves copying the video's URL, effectively capturing the digital address that points to its online location. This crucial action sets the stage for the next phase, where you'll leverage a video downloader website or app to initiate the download process. The availability of various video downloader tools offers flexibility and choice, allowing you to select a method that aligns with your preferences and device compatibility.

The final step culminates in the gratifying act of downloading the video, transforming it from an online entity to a locally stored file ready for offline viewing. This transition underscores the empowerment that comes with controlling your digital content, enabling you to curate a personalized collection of videos tailored to your unique tastes and interests. Whether you're on a Mac, iPhone, or iPad, the process of downloading videos from Safari can be adapted to suit your specific device, ensuring that you have the flexibility to enjoy your favorite videos at your convenience.

By embracing the capability to download videos from Safari, you're not only enhancing your offline viewing experience but also gaining the freedom to access your preferred content without being tethered to an internet connection. This newfound flexibility empowers you to curate a library of videos that resonate with your individual preferences, ensuring that your digital journey is enriched with content that inspires, educates, and entertains.

In essence, the ability to download videos from Safari represents a seamless convergence of online discovery and offline accessibility, embodying the convenience and empowerment that modern technology offers. As you embark on your video downloading endeavors, may this guide serve as a valuable companion, empowering you to unlock the potential of offline video access and enriching your digital experience in meaningful ways.

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Charging elephant kills an American woman on 'bucket list trip' in Zambia

An American woman who was on what she had called her "last big trip" was killed when a charging elephant flipped over the car she was traveling in at a national park in Zambia .

The “aggressive” creature buffeted the vehicle carrying six tourists and a guide, tour operator Wilderness said in a statement Tuesday. It said the 79-year-old victim died after Saturday's incident on a game drive at the Kafue National Park in western Zambia.

The company did not name the victim but Rona Wells, her daughter, identified her as Gail Mattson in a post on Facebook. She said her mother died in a “tragic accident while on her dream adventure.”

A video circulating on social media apparently showing the incident shows a large elephant running toward a car, which slows down as the animal approaches its left side. The elephant then flips the vehicle over and the passengers can be heard gasping as the car rolls over.

NBC News does not know the condition or identity of the person who filmed the video.

Photos shared online of the car, which is emblazoned with the logo of the tour operator, show it tipped onto its side after the incident, with a deep dent in two of its side doors.

Wilderness, which describes itself as a “leading conservation and hospitality company” operating in eight African countries, including Zambia, did not respond to NBC News when asked to confirm the authenticity of the video and the photos.

But the tour operator’s CEO, Keith Vincent, said in the statement that the company’s “guides are all extremely well trained and experienced.”

"Sadly in this instance the terrain and vegetation was such that the guide’s route became blocked and he could not move the vehicle out of harm’s way quickly enough,” he added.

Another woman was also injured in the incident and taken to a medical facility in South Africa, the Wilderness statement said, adding that four others were treated for minor injuries.

“It’s extremely rare to see an elephant that irate,” Marlon du Toit, a wildlife photographer and safari guide, told the “TODAY” show Thursday. “Across Africa, there are thousands and thousands of guests on safari on a daily basis with no negative consequences.”

The exact cause of Mattson’s death was unclear, but the company said her body would be repatriated to her family in the United States with the support of local Zambian authorities and the U.S. Embassy in the capital, Lusaka.

“This is a tragic event and we extend our deepest condolences to the family of the guest who died,” the statement added.

NBC News has reached out to Mattson's family for further comment.

Kafue National Park is Zambia’s largest and oldest national park, according to its website, and spans an area of more than 8,000 square miles. Vast regions of the park remain unexplored and the website says it is home to a variety of untamed wildlife.

A 'bucket list trip'

Mattson spent her winters in Sun City West, Arizona, playing bridge and cards, but during the rest of the year, she "travels all over the world," her friend Brenda Biggs told NBC News. Biggs and her husband, John Longabauth, became friends with Mattson when they moved to the area 6 ½ years ago.

Longabauth said Mattson spoke to the couple about her upcoming safari trip about two weeks ago, and called it "one of her bucket list trips." He said she was very excited for the adventure.

Before she left, she gave the couple concert tickets for a show that would happen while she was traveling, telling them to enjoy the concert and "I'll see you when I get back," Longabauth recalled of the conversation.

Biggs said Mattson, who was almost 80 years old, told her that the African safari was her "my last big trip." She said Mattson was "super excited because it was like the culmination of all the trips that she had gone on."

An avid traveler, Mattson took to trips to Europe and Asia, Longabauth recalled, noting that she might have been to South America, too.

Biggs called her friend "flamboyant," "friendly" and "fabulous" and said she loved bright colors. Mattson had taken over Biggs’ job as the event planner for their 200-member bridge club, she said.

"Gail was one of the more up people you'd ever want to meet," Longabauth said. "She was always up. She was always optimistic. She was always seeing the good side of everybody."

Yuliya Talmazan is a reporter for NBC News Digital, based in London.

Rebecca Cohen is a breaking news reporter for NBC News.

Elderly American tourist killed in elephant attack while on safari in Zambia

The tourist died after the attack at Kafue National Park.

An elderly American tourist was killed after an "aggressive" bull elephant attacked a vehicle during a game drive in Zambia, the safari operator said.

The incident took place Saturday morning at Kafue National Park, a Lusaka Police spokesperson confirmed to ABC News. Gail Mattson, 79, was confirmed by the family as the victim.

"An aggressive bull elephant charged the vehicle carrying six guests and a guide who were on a game drive from Lufupa Camp," Wilderness, the company operating the safari, said in a statement to ABC News Wednesday.

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Four other people received treatment for minor injuries after the incident, the company said.

"The six guests were on the game drive when the vehicle was unexpectedly charged by the bull elephant," Keith Vincent, Wilderness' chief executive officer, said in the statement, adding, that the safari guide's vehicle was "blocked" by the terrain at the time of the attack.

"Our guides are all extremely well trained and experienced, but sadly in this instance the terrain and vegetation was such that the guide's route became blocked and he could not move the vehicle out of harm's way quickly enough," Vincent said.

Following the attack, Kafue National Park management was immediately called to assist and a helicopter was dispatched to the scene, according to Vincent. Local police, Zambia's Department of National Parks & Wildlife and other authorities are involved in the investigation, he said.

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Wilderness is cooperating with the investigation, Vincent said.

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"This is a tragic event and we extend our deepest condolences to the family of the guest who died," he said in the statement. "We are also, naturally, supporting those guests and the guide involved in this distressing incident."

The elderly woman's remains will be repatriated to her family in the U.S. with support from local Zambian authorities and the U.S. Embassy in Lusaka, according to the statement.

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Last month, a similar bull elephant attack took place in Pilanesberg National Park, South Africa.

Videos of the March 18 incident show a bull elephant lifting a 22-seat safari truck up several times with his trunk before letting it drop. There were no deaths reported in that incident.

Hendry Blom, a bystander who caught the incident on camera, told ABC News, "We were definitely scared, especially for the people in the truck because we thought they might die."

ABC News' Victoria Beaule contributed to this report.

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US tourist killed after bull elephant toppled safari vehicle in Zambia

Four others were wounded in the attack at Kafue national park, in which the animal barreled into the side of a truck

An elderly US tourist was killed and four others hurt when an aggressive bull elephant charged and toppled their safari vehicle during a game drive in Zambia .

The attack at Kafue national park, in which the large pachyderm ran from a wooded area and barreled into the side of the truck, was captured on video and posted to social media by ABC News. It identified the tourist as 79-year-old Gail Mattson of Minnesota.

Keith Vincent, executive director of the safari operator Wilderness, told the network in a statement that the elephant’s charge was unexpected, and the driver had no opportunity to escape.

“Our guides are all extremely well trained and experienced, but sadly in this instance the terrain and vegetation was such that the guide’s route became blocked and he could not move the vehicle out of harm’s way quickly enough,” he said .

“This is a tragic event and we extend our deepest condolences to the family of the guest who died. We are also, naturally, supporting those guests and the guide involved in this distressing incident.”

Wildlife officials and local police say they are investigating Saturday’s incident, which took place in the national park about 220 miles north-west of Zambia’s capital, Lusaka. Covering almost 8,700 square miles, Kafue is the country’s oldest and largest national park, and is popular with tourists for its abundance and variety of birds and animals.

Wilderness said four other guests in the vehicle were treated for minor injuries.

Family members of Mattson, who also had a home in Arizona, told Minnesota’s KSTP News that she was “living life” on the game-watching holiday. Photographs of her in a safari truck clutching a flower, taken on the day of her death, accompanied the network’s report.

John Longabauth, a friend from Arizona, told the outlet he would miss her adventurous spirit. “She had told us that this safari was going to be her last big adventure,” he said. “Because her birthday is in the summer, she was going to be 80, she felt like she would start slowing down.”

Zambia’s neighbor Zimbabwe has expressed recent concern at a growing conflict between humans and elephants from a rising elephant population, especially one that is migrating more as the climate crisis disrupts animals’ access to food, water and cover, in Africa and around the world.

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African elephant attack leaves 80-year-old woman dead, safari truck flipped, african safari woman killed in elephant attack ... flips truck on video.

An elderly woman was killed in Africa during a safari trip -- this after an elephant charged her party's vehicle ... and flipped it over, which left her fatally wounded.

The unidentified woman 80-year-old was on a safari Saturday in Zambia at the Kafue National Park -- and at one point in the excursion, a bull elephant charges their truck ... and rams into it head-on, all of which was captured in a dramatic video.

The elephant tips over the vehicle, and you can hear panicked screams from the tour guide as well as the patrons -- including what sounds like the woman who actually died.

A chief executive of a conservation and hospitality company called Wilderness Safaris -- which was heading up this trip -- later confirmed that an American tourist had been killed in the attack ... and that another female guest had been seriously injured, and was flown to a hospital.

Four other guests who were part of this safari were treated on-site for minor injuries, and were provided trauma counseling as well.

In terms of how this happened, Wildness says the guide's route became blocked by the terrain and vegetation as they were driving along -- and that they didn't have enough time to move the vehicle out of the way before the elephant could hit them.

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