15 Tragic Moments When Predators Hunt Their Prey
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The tragedy is omnipresent in
The tragedy is omnipresent in the wild, simply, because animals must hunt and kill to eat, but that’s how an eco-system is fine-tuned. If you’re curious about how predators hunt their prey, we have some amazing videos to show you, so sit tight, because we’re getting started.
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Wild Dog Attack Nyala/Sable Antelope
At a picnic site, wildlife enthusiasts were hearing a chattering noise down the river, and it turned out to be a wild dog chasing a large male Nyala bull. He had clearly been running for a while and decided to turn and try to fight the dog. Slowly but surely, more and more dogs began to arrive, which is usually the case and within five minutes, there were eight dogs. It was the rawest death onlookers had ever seen, as the wild dogs were eating the animal alive. Most predators kill their prey first and then begin eating, but it's not the case with wild dogs.
After forty-five minutes, a female Nyala came down to the riverbed - saw the wild dogs, and took off. The dogs instinctively chased her, but eventually gave up and came back to finish their kill. They already had a meal fit for a king, so they didn’t need to kill the queen too. This nyala has a nice set of nice horns, but it’s not enough for the animal to fend off a pack of hungry wild dogs, as they slowly exhaust the animal, until it doesn’t have much energy left, before they strike and eventually eat it alive. These wild dogs come face-to-face with a sable antelope. When the dogs approach, the antelope is ready to charge with its horns. The dogs are apprehensive and approach this hunt carefully, until they finally don’t take a chance assaulting the antelope and walk away.
Wolves Attack Sheep
A lone wolf manages to snatch a lamb in the middle of the night. As the wolf pulls on the lamb to try and drag it somewhere, where it can kill it, the animal resists, but it may not be enough to survive, unless help is on the way. These wolves show no remorse when they ambush a bunch of sheep in their enclosure. The wolves are hungry, and when hunger hits, they break all the rules. The sheep are afraid, and they bleat for help as loudly as they can, but no one comes. The wolves kill a few sheep and eat their prey. A wolf on the prowl chases a flock of sheep and manages to snatch one of the sheep by the collar. The sheep battles hard, but it’s not enough to save it from its predicament.
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Watch our “15 Cruel Hawk Hunting Moments”
video here: 15 Cruel Hawk Hunting Moments
Watch our “15 Merciless Cheetah Hunting Moments”
video here:15 Merciless Cheetah Hunting Moments
Watch our “15 Times Predators Brutally Tear Apart Their Prey”
video here:15 Times Predators Brutally Tear Apar...
Wild Dog Attack Nyala/Sable Antelope
At a picnic site, wildlife enthusiasts were hearing a chattering noise down the river, and it turned out to be a wild dog chasing a large male Nyala bull. He had clearly been running for a while and decided to turn and try to fight the dog. Slowly but surely, more and more dogs began to arrive, which is usually the case and within five minutes, there were eight dogs. It was the rawest death onlookers had ever seen, as the wild dogs were eating the animal alive. Most predators kill their prey first and then begin eating, but it's not the case with wild dogs.
After forty-five minutes, a female Nyala came down to the riverbed - saw the wild dogs, and took off. The dogs instinctively chased her, but eventually gave up and came back to finish their kill. They already had a meal fit for a king, so they didn’t need to kill the queen too. This nyala has a nice set of nice horns, but it’s not enough for the animal to fend off a pack of hungry wild dogs, as they slowly exhaust the animal, until it doesn’t have much energy left, before they strike and eventually eat it alive. These wild dogs come face-to-face with a sable antelope. When the dogs approach, the antelope is ready to charge with its horns. The dogs are apprehensive and approach this hunt carefully, until they finally don’t take a chance assaulting the antelope and walk away.
Wolves Attack Sheep
A lone wolf manages to snatch a lamb in the middle of the night. As the wolf pulls on the lamb to try and drag it somewhere, where it can kill it, the animal resists, but it may not be enough to survive, unless help is on the way. These wolves show no remorse when they ambush a bunch of sheep in their enclosure. The wolves are hungry, and when hunger hits, they break all the rules. The sheep are afraid, and they bleat for help as loudly as they can, but no one comes. The wolves kill a few sheep and eat their prey. A wolf on the prowl chases a flock of sheep and manages to snatch one of the sheep by the collar. The sheep battles hard, but it’s not enough to save it from its predicament.
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