Crocodiles are torn by lions because they dare to loot their lures
In the wild, lions and crocodiles are always known as two of the most notorious 'carnivores'.
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In the wild, lions and crocodiles are always known as two of the most notorious 'carnivores'.
Visitors Josephine Williams witnessed a chameleon struggling to escape the snake boomslang (Dispholidus typus) in Kruger National Park, South Africa, Earth Touch News on…
Bronkhorst's video showed that the snake caught the tree with its head hanging upside down. The mongoose repeatedly snapped the neck and pulled it down, causing the snak…
A photographer captures a memorable moment when the adult crocodile eats the juvenile and eats it violently.
The South African government will use a spy plane to combat rhino poaching.
In April, South African soldiers were sent to Kruger National Park to protect the Mozambique border.
The drivers drove through Kruger National Park in South Africa horrified to see a lion frantically chasing and attacking a buffalo ...
Male lions leave the mating with their partners to hunt but don't forget to share the spoils with the female lion.
The crocodile gnawed on the hippopotamus, tossed it high up and threw it into the water several times before sparing its prey to another place.
The drunken brothers and sisters staggered in South Africa park after eating a large amount of fermented Marula fruit.
Like humans, when dancing, lions also stand on their hind legs, hugging their hips, holding their legs in front of the opponent and swaying on the natural dance floor.
Eagle wings withdrew aerial bait. Lions playing together in the park. Emperor butterfly landing on elephant back.
According to Sputnik, the attacker in the video can be a grey-headed bushshrike - a species famous for his aggressive hunting behavior.
The antelope runs fast, jumps high to cross the river, but many still get crocodiles to snuggle and pull into the water.
Under a new law under consideration, pedestrians, bicyclists or joggers listening to iPods when crossing New York streets will be fined $ 100.