00:00The Survival Dance, How Hunted Animals Navigate Nature's Food Web
00:04An antelope herd sprints across African grassland as dust rises.
00:10Many hunted animals survive by running, hiding, breeding quickly, or gathering in large groups.
00:17Antelopes graze in open savannas where lions, hyenas, and cheetahs chase fast herds across dry grass.
00:24Zebras cross African rivers during migration, facing crocodiles in water and lions waiting near the banks.
00:31Warthogs dig for roots in savannas then rush toward burrows when leopards, lions, or hyenas close in.
00:38Pangolins curl into armored balls in forests and grasslands, yet human trafficking still targets their scales.
00:45Salmon fight upstream through shallow rivers, where bears, eagles, and wolves wait during spawning runs.
00:52Rabbits dart between burrows and grass, feeding foxes, hawks, snakes, and other predators in many habitats.
00:59Sea turtle hatchlings scramble across beaches toward waves while seabirds and crabs pick off the slowest babies.
01:06Frogs leap from pond edges, becoming food for snakes, birds, fish, and larger amphibians.
01:13Mice and rats run through fields at night, hunted by owls, hawks, foxes, and snakes.
01:20Grasshoppers jump through summer weeds, feeding birds, frogs, lizards, spiders, and small mammals.
01:26Savannas, rivers, beaches, ponds, and fields show how hunted animals keep food webs moving.
01:32A zebra splashes through river water while a crocodile waits just below the surface.
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