Zebras Are More Powerful Than Horses !!
Transcript
00:00 Zebras are capable of delivering a kick that can take down a predator.
00:10 The kick can be powerful enough to break bones and cause serious injury to an attacker.
00:19 In addition to their powerful kicks, zebras also have sharp teeth that make them dangerous
00:24 biters.
00:28 This zebra targeted a giraffe and tried to bite its leg.
00:32 It tried to ignore the zebra and escape its bite.
00:37 The giraffe, growing increasingly angry and frustrated, finally decided to fight back,
00:42 and it used its powerful neck to slap the zebra.
00:52 Without warning, the zebra kicked the warthog with his powerful back legs.
00:56 He was caught off guard.
00:58 The warthog loses control as he tumbled across the ground.
01:03 Ah, if this rhino turned against him, Mr. Zebra would be eliminated.
01:13 Rhinos are not the type to get licked by the horn.
01:19 A zebra stallion appeared out of nowhere and charged towards the baby hardebeast.
01:24 The young fell to the ground.
01:28 The parents fought bravely to save their offspring.
01:32 This footage describes how strong and mortal a zebra kick can be.
01:37 These kicks can easily break bones and inflict serious injuries.
01:44 This footage shows a zebra attempting to bite a horse.
01:50 The horse, however, is too smart and quickly lays down its legs to prevent injuries.
01:58 He then fights back and attempts to attack the zebra.
02:10 The horse's quick thinking and defensive tactics prove to be successful as it is able to fend
02:16 off the zebra's attack.
02:21 Here a zebra stallion is seen chasing a newborn cheetah.
02:24 The young cheetah is visibly struggling to keep up with the larger and faster animal.
02:31 It is clear that if the zebra were to connect with a kick, it could be fatal for the young
02:36 cheetah.
02:39 Watch this, the lion is launched into the air by a powerful kick from the zebra.
02:46 In the video, a zebra is seen delivering a powerful kick to a wildebeest, causing the
02:53 animal to fall to the ground.
02:59 The wildebeest struggles to regain its footing, appearing dazed and unsteady.
03:03 (growling)