Angry Buffalo chases and kills Lion to save her baby, Wild Animals Attack (3)

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00:45 - A wild boar breed living in Africa

00:47 from the genus Porcine family.

00:49 These warthogs do not spend their time

00:58 in mud deposits like domestic pigs.

01:01 In the wild, they always have to be careful

01:10 to be wary of predators.

01:15 That's why they don't show a relaxed demeanor

01:17 like other domestic pigs.

01:19 Warthogs and wild boars can also sometimes take mud baths.

01:25 But this is only to cool off

01:38 and let her skin get rid of parasites.

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01:43 As warthogs live in flocks of 15 to 20 individuals,

01:59 they can defend against any predator together.

02:02 While defending, it tries to injure or kill the enemy

02:06 with its long and sharp teeth.

02:08 If a warthog is caught by a predator such as a lion,

02:12 it uses its power to not collapse and defend itself.

02:15 Sometimes they hide in giant holes

02:21 they dig or tunnel like burrows.

02:24 Sometimes other friends in the herd can come for help

02:27 and save him from the hunter.

02:29 The warthog has many enemies.

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02:37 The world's strongest animal, the king of forests,

02:53 lions often prefer warthogs.

03:03 Since the lions divide up the work among themselves,

03:06 they scatter the warthog herd and catch one of them.

03:09 Warthogs and wild boars can be very heavy.

03:22 So even a lion or a tiger can have a hard time.

03:26 The wild boars and warthogs fear the most predators

03:29 are hyenas and wild dogs.

03:32 The hyena and wild dog move with the group

03:35 while attacking a prey.

03:37 That's why these predators are the kind

03:39 that warthogs don't like.

03:41 Warthogs can engage in a great battle

03:46 to protect the offspring, their nest and territory

03:49 from hunters and predators.

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03:53 It can fight rivals that are much stronger

04:09 for his offspring than himself.

04:11 The warthogs body functions like a soaping mechanism.

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04:23 It uses its long haired skin like a mud hardened armor.

04:27 Since its body is bulging on both sides,

04:32 it can easily lead itself through bushes and heaths.

04:36 There is no bush he could not enter.

04:47 Its hard skin and deep eyes protect it from thorns.

04:51 Thus, it provides an advantage while avoiding big cats

04:59 such as lions, tigers and leopards.

05:02 Warthogs run very fast, although their legs

05:09 are very short compared to body height.

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05:14 Warthogs have a slightly different neck structure

05:20 so they cannot move their heads easily.

05:23 They cannot change direction quickly

05:30 because they run fast and cannot move their head easily.

05:33 They can try all kinds of defensive strategies

05:40 to protect their offspring from predators.

05:42 With its long and pointed teeth,

05:49 it can make fatal attacks on its opponents.

05:52 In this way, he can seriously injure his enemy

06:00 and protect his offspring from attack.

06:07 At the same time, it is not easy to drop a warthog

06:10 on the ground because its skin consists of hard hair

06:13 and its feet are firmly on the ground.

06:15 Warthogs with very strong legs can be quite aggressive

06:23 and angry when they feel their young in danger.

06:26 At this point, he tries to make every effort

06:35 to keep his opponent away from his offspring and territory.

06:39 But even if he loses his cub when he meets a lion herd,

06:47 he does not dare to attack the lions alone.

06:49 When confronted by predators like lions,

06:58 a warthog's best defense is to dash off

07:00 at full speed of around 48 kilometers per hour.

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07:06 Same as fast as a small horse,

07:10 with the tail stick straight to the air

07:13 as it runs eventually.

07:14 That allows the warthog to outrun most predators

07:21 and escape unscathed.

07:23 However, most of the time, that's not enough.

07:26 Some warthogs must put a lot of effort into running

07:29 in order to escape from lions.

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07:34 Lions have surprisingly swift and agile despite their bulk.

07:38 They can accelerate to around 80 kilometers per hour,

07:42 far more than any warthog.

07:43 African buffaloes are hard animals to capture

07:48 due to their unpredictable and aggressive behavior.

07:51 So, one lion cannot handle a fully grown African buffalo.

08:00 The buffalo uses its horns for self-defense

08:04 against predators.

08:05 The lion, on the other hand, has very sharp teeth

08:10 and strong jaws, but they are no match

08:12 for the buffalo's powerful horns.

08:14 A lion can never win against a buffalo.

08:19 Taking down a fully grown buffalo is a hard task

08:24 for the lion except with the help of their pride.

08:28 It's because the average weight of an adult lion

08:31 is 400 to 500 pounds.

08:34 Average weight of an adult buffalo is 1,800 to 2,500 pounds.

08:41 It's literally impossible for a lion to knock

08:47 an adult buffalo off its feet due to the massive weight

08:50 of the bovine.

08:51 But a pride of lions together can overpower

08:56 an adult buffalo.

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09:00 A pride of lions can overcome an adult buffalo

09:03 is by getting a firm bite on its throat or windpipe.

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