Wilddogs Tears Apart Their Preys Mercilessly
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00:00 When a warthog was bathing in this muddy swamp, a pack of wild dogs attacked him.
00:05 The aggressors inflicted harmful bites on the prey, which led him to start crumbling.
00:14 Wild dogs live in packs and are extremely social and are known to work together when hunting, which makes them lethal.
00:26 When this impala was replenishing from the river, a pack of wild dogs attacked.
00:31 The prey soon crumbled before the ferocious bites of the attackers.
00:38 African wild dog packs have an 80% success rate when hunting, thanks to high levels of communication.
00:47 This hare was caught by a group of wild dogs. Each one of the hungry predators took a bite over the hunt.
00:55 Each pulling in its direction. The poor prey ended up being torn in half.
01:01 Wild dogs feed opportunistically. That is, they eat whatever is easiest to obtain when they are hungry.
01:08 When this oryx was encircled by a pack of wild dogs, he knew it was his end.
01:14 The consecutive attacks of the predators led the beast to surrender to its fate.
01:20 Wild dogs are not obligate carnivores. They eat vegetables and fruit and will eat the semi-digested contents of their prey's stomach.
01:27 This pack of wild dogs attacked a kudu in plain sight.
01:32 The hungry predators gathered on the hunt, thinking only of its delicious meat.
01:37 Each member of the pack knows their role in taking down this beast.
01:42 The predators are not afraid of the predator.
01:46 Each member of the pack knows their role in taking down this big prey.
01:51 And thanks to the high level of communication, the hunt quickly collapsed.
01:56 After taking down this fully grown buffalo, this pack of wild dogs began feasting on its flesh.
02:05 Each member will get a fair deal of meat to satisfy their hunger.
02:09 Wild dog pups are given priority over dominant pack members for feeding.
02:14 And after hunting, they will regurgitate meats for any pups in their litter.
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