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助けてやれよ、こんなんじゃ生きていけないだろ

Those are not eagles but small falcons.

Ðo you not know the difference ɓetween an eagle and a hawk

That's no eagle! more than likely a young falcon!

I didn't see the rooster killing a eagle,

0:41 The wolf is very smart, it separated the cow and took it down easily

Liars, is this campaign to make people watch this video or what? You can easily tell that it's pure fake

typical dutti idiotic title

Considering we r so utterly utterly 🍀 lucky as Human God bless them

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These are Dwarf eagles whom you speak of .. . a new species I suppose 😂

So people are worried about poachers , they should be more worried about the homeowners killing all the lions and/or (WILDLIFE ) . When they become extinct you know who to blame the people with the spears and the machetes and the knives , that's who will make them go extinct.

hai pak...

2:41 sob rang laksd ng inaheng manok

pansinin nyo ang ibang video. walang bagwis ang mga agila. mukhang tinanggalan para manghina ang agila

8:40 The baby wildebeest is pitiful among the lions

Wolves hunt in groups, so no matter how big the buffalo is, it will fall

That's a baby eagle😂

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Well, great footage; narrator could do with some work 😅 chicks are never cubs and we love to nit pick so with that said; thankyou for the great show

Es ist grausam, so etwas mit anzuschauen.

Who are you calling chicken?

I don´t have much sympathy for lions. They are so cruel animals. Basically they are like hooligans.

Poor narrating and fake visuals won’t bring you much success.

Hyenas are truly professional robbers

How can a python hunt an antelope? The antelope runs very fast

Hunting injuries are terrible

Is there a rooster that isn't a fighter?

The bird of prey here is more often a hawk,than an eagle. Clean up your reporting!

These small Bird's of Prey do not look like any kind of Eagle I've every seen, unlesz thry're fledgings!

If you want to show it, then you should show all of it. Don’t white out the picture if you’re not show it nothing. I know I hate that shit

Hens saving their cubs? 7.10 Why leave the chicks undefended?

There's some tiny eagles in this vid!

He’s wrong on several points in his story. 😊

I'm not INTERESTED

please use only hd videos cause we love quality

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Very nice video

Of course it's the favorite prey of lions because it's enough food if the males hang around especially for the Lions to eat for a week or more. The females would prefer the males to hang around because if the males hang around there they don't have to worry about hyenas. Hyenas give males a wide berth unless he is trying to kill one of theirs and his Jaws are occupied then they'll come up to him and try to nip him and get him to turn their comrade loose.

The very baddest and toughest Lions males can take down a cape buffalo alone. I have seen it happen a cape buffalo walk by and snubbed his nose at a male lion who was alone and he just attacked the Buffalo and took it down. Then he stood guard while the females and cubs eat. The nails usually always eat first now sometimes they will let the Cubs eat with them but the females always have to wait their turn in this it's a very large meal. But the king always eats first.

I'm not talking about a cape buffalo a cape buffalo and a water buffalo are two different things but that is a water buffalo horn it looks like to me.

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The attack of three marks on the mother hen is the deliberate act of the cameraman who is from India. It is really brutal to film a mother who is fighting to save her children's life. She could have helped the mother hen who was fighting with the snake.

Mantis attacking a snake would be a rare sight. While mantises are known for their predatory behavior, they typically prey on insects and other small creatures within their size range. However, in some cases, larger mantises might attempt to attack smaller snakes if they feel threatened or if the snake is injured and vulnerable.

Hen fight snake? That sounds like quite the showdown! Hens are known to be protective, especially if their chicks are around. It could be a fierce battle, with the hen pecking and flapping to defend against the snake's strikes. It would depend on the size and species of both the hen and the snake as well.