The Ten Commandments: Part 2 - The Laws of Man

In the extended edition of Part 1, after the frogs, the scene changes to lice that crawl on Egyptian man and livestock. The scene changes into a lion roaring behind the lighting of the torches summoning wild animals to attack every Egyptian like Pharaoh Seti ordered the killing of all Hebrew newborn babies in the edict. The animals are lions, tigers, bears, leopards, vultures, peacocks, elephants, hyenas, wolves, rhinos, cheetahs, giraffes, deer, zebras, monkeys, gazelles, ravens, ostriches, owls, scorpions, jackals, crocodiles, hippos, snakes, eagles, gorillas, baboons, rats, and foxes. Those animals terrorize the Egyptians with loud roaring and growling at midnight. One of the elephants (an African elephant) trumpets, rearing up, and hits one of the Egyptians and the Egyptian soldier falls. The lions and tigers roar along with leopards snarling and bears growling making the Egyptians panic. We then see the cheetahs pouncing on the Egyptians and the Egyptian livestock. A gorilla climbs up grabbing Egyptian newborn children followed by vultures, owls, ravens, and eagles flying over the lighted torches killing the Egyptian women and men. A pack of wolves pounce on the Egyptian cattle and livestock. The peacocks, jackals, hyenas, rhinos, antelope, deer, antelope, buffalo, zebras, owls, crocodiles, and giraffes roam the Egyptian houses. The scorpions jumpscare the viewers followed by monkeys swinging and landing on Egyptian roofs and spiders making webs inside the houses. The snakes then jumpscare the viewers like the scorpions to the Egyptians. Those are the extended scenes in The Ten Commandments (2005).