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Three Huge Male Lions Bloack Traffic in the Road
A trio of male lions held up the traffic in this breathtaking sighting in the Kruger National Park.
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Elephants Splash a Crocodile to Protect Their Baby
An elephant herd was forced to take action when a crocodile got too close!
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Entire Hyena Clan Go For A Swim
Hyenas can be a scary bunch, however, they can also have fun as this clan demonstrated when they went for a swim together.
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Lone Leopard Cub Makes Mom Play With Him
Two happy leopards spent their day playing in an idyllic scene!
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Old Lion Gets Chased Away By Entire Buffalo Herd
For all prey species, visits to the waterhole are fraught with danger, as predators often lie in wait. Despite their thirst, these buffalo had clear priorities.
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Baby Elephants Play In Water For the First Time
It is no secret that elephants love water, and their visits to waterholes make for great sightings. As this video shows, the affinity starts from an early age.
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Lion Cubs Try To Pull Sibling Down From Tree
Kids of yesteryear used to amuse themselves with games like King of the Castle, where the one who held the highest point was the winner. So it’s heart-warmingly relatable to see lion cubs doing the same.
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4 Porcupines Teach 3 Lions That They’re The King of The Road
When a pride of lions stumbled on a porcupine family, they rushed in hoping for an easy meal. However, they were met with a rather prickly dilemma.
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Bucks Watch As Hyena Takes Down Their Friend
In wildlife documentaries, predation is often edited to spare our emotions. In the wild, however, these interactions are often agonising ordeals for predator and prey.
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Fearless Ostrich Chases Down a Hyena
When a male ostrich found a couple of trespassers, he didn’t hesitate to show them they were not welcome. Consequently, we’re treated to a comical display that could have deadly consequences.
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Black Leopard Gets Chased off Meal by Leopard
Black leopards are incredibly rare, but sightings of one making a kill are rarer still. In this footage, that’s only the start of the drama.
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Buffalo Comes Back To Life To Escape From Lion
After pulling down a buffalo, this lioness took her eye off the prize and lost it. Read to the end for a funny surprise.
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Otters Slip and Slide on Ice While Wrestling
Otters are surely one of the world’s most beloved creatures. In this endearing footage, we see an otter family at play before returning to the icy water of their North American home.
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Wild Dogs Cross a Fence to Get Back Home
These wild dogs succeeded in squeezing under a fence, all with the intent of returning home.
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Male Lion Wrestles A Huge Warthog
Warning: This article contains graphic images and descriptions. After wrestling a warthog from its burrow, a male lion did not wait for it to die before starting to eat. Nature can be brutal.
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Lioness Takes Her Cub For A Stroll Down the Road
This devoted mother lioness helped her little one make a long journey, by carrying it in her jaws as the pride moved through the bushveld.
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Clever Honey Badgers Outsmart an Animal Proof Bin
Preventing adverse human-wildlife impacts is one of the many challenges in conservation. As this footage shows, certain animals will always find a way around our best-laid plans.
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Buffalos Run In To Save Brother From 2 Male Lions
Despite their ill-tempered reputation, Cape buffalo are a favoured prey of lions. Accordingly, the success of attempted predation is never guaranteed, even when it looks like the battle is lost.
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Wild Dog Runs Circles Around an Impala
When predators and prey interact, each turns to their respective strengths. In this video, an impala ram does its best to repel a wild dog’s attempts to bring it down single-handedly.
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Lions Watch As their Tiny Cubs Face the Crocodile River
A lioness suddenly spotted something across the river and rushed down from the rocks at South Post at Kruger. Moments later, a tiny cub appeared running through the shallows towards her. Captured by Ting Vision, the sighting became an even sweeter reunion when a second cub later crossed the river to join the family.
