The attack on the antelope is 20 times larger, the molasses is knocked flying

I was knocked high up when the whole liver fought a wild antelope 20 times bigger than it was in an African park.

The secret of paying the price when fighting the enemy is dozens of times bigger.(Photo: Dirk Theron).

Photographer Dirk Theron caught up with a rampant molasses chasing near a lagoon in the Etosha National Park in Namibia, Sun reported yesterday. Initially, the badger measured straight to the edge of the lagoon and began drinking water, ignoring the surrounding animals. Suddenly, he rushed to attack the lonely African antelope not far away.

The antelope takes a few steps back to avoid the badger, then it points the one meter long horn towards the enemy, knocking the badger flying 5-6 meters high and falling on the ground. While Theron thought the badger was dead, she quickly rose, shook herself and continued to plunge into the antelope.

The war persisted until the African antelope had to retreat. Badger celebrates victory by leisurely drinking water.

Badger is the mammal of the fox family and native species in Africa, Southwest Asia and India. They mainly eat meat, are less hunted in nature because they have thick skin, good defenses and good resistance to poison.

The next day, the photographer continued to observe in a similar position and it was strange that he witnessed another battle between the badger and the jackal. This victory still belongs to the brave badger. It is strange!