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Eyewitnesses share amazing wildlife encounters caught on tape. In New Zealand, two filmmakers witness an act of Octopus cannibalism. Tourists in California are shocked to see Killer Whales viciously attack a Dolphin. Surfers in Mozambique spot a monkey and a dog playfully fighting and teasing each other in a game of tag.
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00:00They'd broken his back. It was the final blow.
00:05I couldn't believe my eyes. It was just too much. It was too much.
00:12Unexpectedly, Mr. T arrives to defend his pride brother.
00:21He was winning the encounter when a second line peeled off and went to his brother's assistance.
00:28Mr. T took a serious pounding.
00:33Then Mr. T knew it was time to run.
00:41The young attackers pursue Mr. T. Kinky Tail is left alone, bleeding, injured and unable to escape.
00:51Suddenly, the four came running back towards Kinky Tail.
00:56On arriving at his body, they savagely attacked him for a second time.
01:05The smell, the sound, the sight of it all. It's a little overwhelming.
01:11Despite the intensity, Peter and Karen must abide by the National Park philosophy
01:16to let nature take its course with minimal human interference.
01:21You always see and hear about lion fights, but now it's happening. It's real.
01:27The most gruesome stuff we could ever think about happened.
01:32They started feeding on him while he was still alive.
01:36For lions to eat other lions is fairly unusual.
01:40It's almost like the final act of dominance over this individual that they've taken out.
01:46They'd eaten most of his hind legs when Kinky Tail finally took his last breath.
01:55We didn't stick around for too much longer.
01:58When we all returned to the lodge, it was just a somber mood. Nobody knew what to think, what to
02:03say.
02:05The roaring didn't stop. Not until six, seven o'clock the following morning. It was constant.
02:11It was constant.
02:17Karen and Peter drive out to the lion battlefield.
02:21Not much is left of Kinky Tail.
02:23What we found there was very disturbing. We only found his head and then his two front paws.
02:31You can't believe something so special or so proud comes to a humble end like this.
02:41The sight was an emotional moment.
02:47When you've spent four years viewing an animal of his majesty,
02:52to now see a jackal running off with a very large portion of his mane is a little heartbreaking.
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