The Crocodile Grabs The Baboon From Its Head , But He Miraculously Survives
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00:00 On the African plains, plenty of animals coexist peacefully together.
00:11 No matter how docile and calm they might be, there is an aggressive primitive aspect when
00:17 hunger kicks in.
00:19 Otherwise peaceful lives can be interrupted by the food chain as quickly as a storm can
00:24 roll in.
00:25 Nile crocodiles had existed for over 200 million years.
00:30 They're virtually indestructible, and they attack almost anything that crosses their
00:34 path.
00:36 Large crocodiles can bite down with a force of over 5,000 pounds per square inch.
00:41 That's stronger than a hyena or even a great white shark, and prey unfortunate enough to
00:47 get caught in their jaws is unlikely to get away.
00:50 But you know what they say, there's a first time for everything.
00:59 The crocodile quickly grabbed the monkey's head.
01:14 But after a brave fight with a predator and a lot of struggling, the monkey was able to
01:19 escape the crocodile's deadly jaw and return to the herd.
01:30 But miraculously, he could now survive with a serious injury to his arm.
01:39 This unfortunate baboon on the other hand was not as brave or as lucky as the last one.
01:45 It was attacked by a crocodile when it got closer to the water in order to get a drink.
01:50 But suddenly, he ended up being a small meal for the hungry crocodile.
01:55 The saddest part was how the rest of the herd watched helplessly as their friend was being
01:59 devoured without being able to do anything about it.
02:03 But this is not always the case.
02:05 Living in troops can be very useful in the event of a disaster.
02:09 Fortunately for this little monkey, he has a family he can count on in the worst situations.
02:20 - Okay.