Wild dogs killing on the fence

Wild dogs have learnt that if they chase impala onto the boundary fence they have a much better chance of catching them and this evening they caught 2 male impala right next to each other on the fenceline.

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• 'wild
• dogs'
• 'endangered
• species'
• hunting
• killing
• fence
• cooperative
• malilangwe
• zimbabwe
• wildlife
• conservation
• africa
• natu

[dadeskr]

the fences are there because it is a protected area, if the dogs were to leave they risk being poisoned or shot, its sad but it for their own safety.

[Xgames13]

Very intelligent dogs. Very few predators know how to utilize their advantages as smartly as a wild dog.

[TheCoastalPirate]

Rough life being a hoofed animal in Africa

[throwerofturds]

@wise50fifth the greenies always say that human activity will disrupt breeding and feeding etc of animals to make a point not to have any industry . but of course the only human activity that concerns animals is human caused lead poisening.

[wise50fifth]

@Xgames13 WHAT AN INTELLIGENT ANIMAL. IT ADAPTS TO ITS ENVIRONMENT. JUST HOW THESE WILD ANIMALS GET USED TO THE CAMERAS, THE HUMANS AND THE VEHICLES.

[JasonTyberiusKirk]

@natemorey It's like a zipper on a soft pouch; the stomach being the soft pouch.

[natemorey]

why do they always go for the nuts??

[TimmyGal]

@Hatokiss They sure are the most victimized animals in Africa!

[TimmyGal]

Awesome!!

[jason00250]

Is this america vs. mexico fence?

[Hatokiss]

@VideoUploaderTest - I don't think that's the case, I think the Thomson Gazelle is the unluckiest animal in Africa, because they are killed by baboons and cheetahs, even lions hunt male gazelles during mating season, and crocodiles slaughter these easy during the Mara Mara migration, because they are very slow swimmers.

[00missbelle]

cool, not bad but these people are idiots!