the most wild wild animals attack video ever seen
Posted by
Charles |
June 14, 2007 .
Lions got buffalo and crocodiles wanted to have it, fight. Buffalo started organized retaliation and rescue, fight. It’s like a unscripted movie. got watch it.
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This is survival of the fitest theory in operation. The buffalo calf was fit enough to survive. The lions were able to trap the calf but did not have a chance to deliver a fatal blow or bite to the neck artery to it or to suffocate it. The vily calf did not give them a chance all the while it was in their grip. The crocodiles lost out because of their inferior strength compared to a lion. Ultimately, the buffaloes who know that strength is in numbers attacked the lions and retrieved their calf. They sensed through the calf’s bleating (not heard on the tape) that it was alive and was calling for help! The luion that was tossed in the air got a severe goring. He may have later succummed.
Hi I reall like wild animals and I just wanted to thank u guys 4 every thing yall do in it is a good thing that most wild animals are here because if something very bad happens they will be there to hep us………….THANKS,
ALOT
cooooooll!!!
One of the very best wild life video”s I”ve ever seen. Never seen anything like it before. It”s amazing what some animals will do to rescue their babies,even from pack animals like lions. Absolutely watchable again and again.It must have been even more amazing actually being there and seeing it first hand.Thanks for displaying it and giving people a chance to see animals and nature together in the wild as we”ve never seen before. E.B.
Such a wonderful video..
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Thats nature at its best. Its about being there for one another both in good and bad times.
What is most amazing to me is the reaction of humans when they witness normal animal behavior. The fact that the buffalo fought to save their young, which shows true altruistic behavior, is very common. Humans are always surprised when they witness other species act this way, as if they were the only animals capable of altruism. After years of scientific trials and studies proving that other species like chickens, pigs, cows and other non-Human animals are cognitive, altruistic, and have similar social behavior, humans choose to ignore this and continue to use these animals for food and clothing among other things, when so many alternatives are available to us.