Predator BattleGround (Part5)

[JimTLonW6]

Excellent set of vids, very interesting and well done.

[THISISAVERYCOOLNAME]

2:39  'oh no, we're too late!'

if you look hard enough you can see the buffalos tears bottoms left lol

[cnn94001]

good show! Thanks for posting!!

[PainGoku]

haha normally hyenas comes with the whole pride, fail

[4LawNotes]

That hyena in the first part is having some serious identity crisis. You are a hyena, not a wild dog, you ass!!

[TheBigBeavis]

Not often you see a doco that talks about hyenas, wild dogs and jackals more than it does about lions.

[JimTLonW6]

Very good, hyenas and wild dogs tend to be overlooked in wildlife films, but they are seriously significant in the environment.

[icekick101]

What a beautiful documentary thanks nish u the best!! :)

[throwerofturds]

happy hunters all . lol , thats the best documentry iv ever seen .so many new things in this one . thanks very much .

[malikazhar100]

0:30..The brutality of Dogs reminds the brutality of american forces in Iraq and afghanistan...

[throwerofturds]

@malikazhar100 HUH ??

[Florrezmax]

@malikazhar100

The Baboons in the other part remind me of a gang of Arabs. agressive, loud, penetrating and lazy.

[Samsun55]

@Florrezmax hmm for me they remind me the americans...fat, uncivilised monkeys...coincidence?

fucking racist!

[Florrezmax]

@Samsun55

1. Turks are not a race. just a chauvinistic culture.

2. You are the fucking racist.

3. G O F U C K Y O U R F A T M O T H E R

[Samsun55]

@Florrezmax Bla bla bla dude..say it in my face and show me what kind of man you are lil kid, so i can smash your face. :)

Fucking piece of ignorant shit!

[Florrezmax]

@Samsun55

See execactly what I mean with typical turks. Agressive, uncontrolled and uneducated.

There are millions of Europeans who get along very well with Indians, Canadian, Vietnamese, Africans or people from where ever....But nobody likes turks.

[Samsun55]

@Florrezmax booooohooo and go cry me a river :)

[Florrezmax]

@Samsun55

You hang a lot on the internet....

Did it take a long time to make your very corney and protofacist turkflag site?

Kind of reminds me of the typical hillbilly redneck american shit.

[Samsun55]

@Florrezmax Nope only 5 minutes. :) And nope im not a facist either. :) You are the racist one not me faggot. :)

[Florrezmax]

@Samsun55

Yes you are... and smileys won't change that, asshole.

[Samsun55]

@Florrezmax So you are now denying that you are a racist fuckhead? lol Im the last people in the world who could be a facist moron.

[mateen2007]

HD thumps up

[ARNAKLDO]

Awesome documentary. though they forgot to mention about the big cat that has the ability to adapt almost everywhere. Yep, they forgot about the mighty Leopard XDD

[TheTunerida]

Lovely documentary, the best i've seen :)

[Sleepingpillz]

LOL! After the buffalo rescue it.. Watch it get up and walk away.. Half eaten. XD

[SNOIIKYZ]

buffalo are like the po po

[periesicsd]

the pain of that kill!! they are eating it alive!! even from behind!! that gave me some goosebumps... :-(

[Batzr]

@periesicsd by that time so much adrenaline is pumping through its body that it doesn't feel anything anymore

[periesicsd]

@Batzr yeah, but still...

[adznz11]

@periesicsd Most canids (wolves, coyotes, wild dogs) usually rip the genitals and rectum area on big prey (moose for wolves etc) first as it is a easier more accessible high bleed site than the caratoid artery or jugular in the neck. This is how they kill large prey. It is the only way social group predators who predate on large prey can kill....slow bleed out till resistance is minimal. They dont wait for it to die before feeding by any means. Just weak enough to start the proccess

[adznz11]

@adznz11 Thus it is allways brutal. The last thing you want is to be prey for smaller group predators trust me.

[mikeyb8D]

@adznz11 i officially co-sign your statement

[TheDamo788]

thankyou for uploading this!! this is great...to see the hyena and the wild dogs making a kill TOGETHER was unbelievable!! nishrx11, i thank you

[kmkfiction2]

This is all about how Natural Selection favors traits that reduce injury

[kmkfiction2]

Er, 00:34

[livinlikealeopard]

yes hunger sometimes overcome rivalry

[livinlikealeopard]

i wish i could see a leopard in this docu.

[jacoeyztify]

wild dogs must thank the hyena because it's the one that take the kudo down hehe

[kevn101]

this was an amazing documentary was so interested i love seeing animals fight lmaoo!

[nwatson8]

"the buffalo doesn't eat meat".. thanks for pointing that out

[ifartnaked]

@nwatson8 its for the americans man

[kmkfiction2]

Despite the awesome footage, there are several unfounded sociobiological assumptions in this video. First, the Cape Buffalo are not "coming to the defense of a fellow herbivore", i.e., it is a function of clearing out a potential threat to the herd. That's it. Second, the hyena is not "cooperating" with the wild dogs. They are both out for their own self-interest. The hyena was badly outnumbered and simply did not act aggressively in order to realize a share of the kill.

[BluetorchQs]

@kmkfiction2 Yea she was outnumbered and let's asume she didn't attack cause of that...but than don't you find the dogs behaviour strange? They were more and didn't attack either. Anyways regardless of details it was still interesting and strange.

[kmkfiction2]

@BluetorchQs

I think it strange, yes.

But I think this Hyena must have communicated some submissive body language when it started by pulling the head of the prey, i.e., the dogs thought they were positioned for the nutrient rich belly. Then I observed the hyena swiftly reposition itself into a better position. The dogs bristle. Still, the hyena seems to be relaxed.

The hyena's red face at 00:36 makes me wonder if that is where our image of the devil comes from. Yikes.

[MeLittleAbbey]

The music at the end is awesome. Does anyone know if there's a soundtrack for this or mp3 download of the music?

[TheRealBKZ]

damn african pretadors are badasses

[Caro2471]

Aagh! It's so brutal, the antilope gets ripped apart while it's still alive.

[RockLeeBdotB]

Wow its normally the hyenas who outnumber their competition.

[Ariolserifi]

wow hyena and wild dogs attacks together

[Yaqidh]

At 1:00 min, hyena and dogs feeding side by side.

[TheStreetbum]

anyone know the name of the song at the end? its beatiful

[Alphabuck]

thanks a lot for the upload man, and excellent quality too!

[OSORIOO]

WoW *_*

[PharoahsKingdom]

Man they got into that Khabuti guts...literally. Blood has all over that hyena's face. Get show...

[panzershell]

wow thanx so much for this whole thing, ive always had a huge interest in hyenas, always found them the most fascinating in the wild, great HD quality...very easy to follow all the videos!

[OSORIOO]

@panzershell Why do you like Hyena's if i may ask you ?..

[panzershell]

@OSORIOO well ive always enjoyed hyenas because I think they are very distinct and dominant in the wild. Down to their unique noises they make to their hunting/scavenging habits, plus they have a very sleeper look I guess you could say, not terribly intimidating on first look but very fierce bite and strength in numbers!

[bubetlog]

Amazing cooperation!