Aghast! Deer Trying  Escape Dhole Attacked - video Dailymotion

Hadeer cA TV

Watch Aghast! Deer Trying  Escape Dhole Attacked - Hadeer cA TV on Dailymotion

Transcript

00:00 A pack predator known for its cruelty to small individuals.

00:08 But once they attack large animals such as antelope, deer cannot escape.

00:14 This animal even attacks the green forest beast.

00:18 So what is this animal?

00:21 And how scary they hunt?

00:23 Please watch the whole video.

00:28 Animals attack Sambar deer and cries for help in vain.

00:35 It is known that Sambar deer is a tall, strong species with a body length of about 1.8m to

00:44 2m, shoulder height of 1.4m to 1.6m and weight of about 200kg when mature.

00:55 Dholes once identified their prey.

01:02 They will never give up, the chase makes the prey exhausted and must run into the water

01:08 to avoid attacking the enemy.

01:11 But the predators still surround and threaten scare the Sambar deer.

01:22 Without easily letting go of the prey that was about to come to the mouth, the dhole

01:28 kept watch on the shore and the Sambar deer could not escape.

01:34 Just get ashore and it will be attacked immediately.

01:39 But perhaps today is an unlucky day for the Sambar deer because the predators won't let

01:44 it go.

01:46 When they run out of patience, they plunge into the water and attack repeatedly.

01:55 When attacked by dhole, Sambar deer's pitiful cry out in vain.

02:01 In the end, it will not escape death.

02:06 Dhole pull their prey ashore and begin to tear their bodies to enjoy their meal.

02:25 Dhole is a predator that looks like a fox but is in the dog family.

02:31 The way of hunting is as cruel as the wild dogs.

02:36 They attack and eat all animals that identify as prey.

02:41 Sambar deer is one of their favorite prey.

02:46 And the Sambar deer mother and daughter K is being attacked by a swarm of dholes.

02:54 The wise predator disturbs the Sambar mother deer and then attacks.

02:59 The opportunity to attack baby Sambar deer.

03:03 However, the Sambar deer mother very strong against the evil enemy.

03:10 Perhaps the dholes were small in number so they couldn't bring out the full power of

03:19 the predator.

03:21 We see even in the animal world, motherhood is very sacred, isn't it?

03:28 When attacked and injured, the mother Sambar deer did not believe they were animals.

03:33 It

04:00 is known that dholes are herd animals.

04:03 Like their cousins, the African wild dog.

04:06 They are extremely aggressive when hunting in groups with extremely cruel hunting methods

04:13 that even other beasts such as tigers or leopards and even bears have to fear.

04:32 The leopard ran away and gave up its prey for free when it encountered the dholes.

04:40 According to experts, dholes are cruel and sinister herd predators.

04:45 They are very ferocious with terrifying howls.

04:49 Their teeth are sharper than razors easily tearing buffalo and cow skin.

04:57 They are not even afraid of the king of the jungle.

05:04 We are witnessing a herd of dholes attacking the Sambar deer.

05:09 They target baby Sambar deer in the face of the attack of predators.

05:16 The Sambar deer herd helps protect the young.

05:29 Sambar deer's mother tried to protect baby animals but failed.

05:34 In the end, it watched helplessly as ferocious predators tore the young Sambar deer to pieces.

05:44 It seems that any predator would prefer the weak young just because they are easy to catch

05:51 and have no resistance.

05:59 However, under the protection of the mother, Sambar deer the predators sometimes have difficulties.

06:26 This is a picture of an adult Sambar deer carcass and dholes tearing it apart.

06:34 Being an aggressive predator in groups, they usually hunt in groups of 10-15 but there

06:40 are times when we see 5-6 animals hunting together.

06:47 And at such times, will they succeed in killing their prey?

06:54 Clashes between tigers and dholes cannot be avoided because between these two species

07:00 exists competition for food and territory.

07:04 Being an excellent hunter of the mountains, but tigers are still very limited in conflict

07:10 with the dholes.

07:20 The natural world is like that, hunting to survive, weak herbivores become prey.

07:27 It is natural selection and balance.

07:31 If not hunting, what will the carnivores?

07:34 Can they exist?

07:36 Our video comes to an end.

07:39 How do you like this video?

07:40 Please comment down below.

07:42 Thank you all for watching this video.

07:45 Remember to like, share and subscribe to our channel to support us.

07:51 Goodbye and see you in the next videos.

07:54 Bye!

07:58 (wind howling)

Aghast! Deer Trying Escape Dhole Attacked

Category

Transcript

Recommended