Four Bears Shred Wolf In Zoo
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Was hoping to see it actually shredded…
ZOOHold the fuck up... This happened outside of somebody's window
Didn't know there were zoos where different breed predators were all within the same area to be able to interact with each other
Check the language dog! They put these animals together as an attraction!
Wasn't the odds! They were just outclassed! In the beginning it was 4 on 4
Old footage.. but great repost… sometimes the food chain has to be reminded to certain groups
They mollywhooped that ass!!
Didn't know it lived.... but I agree.... they couldn't rip it apart for nothing.... like it was made of thick cowhide
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I was wondering about that also
They shoulda threw a Hippopotamus in that bitch
game over
Some Asian countries are strange like that.
In the wild, if it wasn't for bears feeding on scraps and leftovers of prey killed by wolves, grizzly bears wouldn't pack on enough extra weight for hibernation during the winter. Bears are nowhere near as successful as wolves when it comes to hunting. Not even close.
The African Wild Dog, the Wolf's much smaller cousin, has a 90% successful kill rate when hunting for prey. That is much higher than lions, hyenas, leopards, cheetahs, etc. so to say that wild canids are "horrible predators" is far from the truth in the wild.
An Asian zoo that uses captive broken spirit animals as canon fodder for entertainment is not the gage of what occurs in the wild. On a wildlife show I saw a pair of wolves outsmart 3 grizzlies to get them off of a carcass they wanted and a pack of 6 larger wolves (a REAL pack, not 4 random wolves tossed in a cage, handfed from birth FOH lol ) push 4 grizzlies off of a carcass, displaying better teamwork.
Speaking of captivity, a female lion killed a male lion who fathered her cubs and the male didn't put up much of a fight. Broken spirit from that caged lifestyle. That pretty much never happens in the wild.
Good lesson Ghost.
No way that wolf survived that, right?
And I said the pack mentality is the only thing it has going for it. If you put a jaguar against A wolf, that wolf is dead! The pack hides the wolfs natural deficiencies. Just being able to stay low to the ground gives big cats a tactical advantage.
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Is he dead?
Lone wolves hunt too. A saw a wildlife show where researchers tracking the movements of mountain lions (about the size of a jaguar but not quite as solid) and found the remains of 3 mountain lions killed by the same large lone wolf in the same week. All a wolf needs is one well placed bite and its game over. Anything can be got in nature.
When a 30 foot anaconda swallows a leopard whole, was that leopard "naturally deficient"?
When a Black Caimon crocodile kills a Jaguar, was that jaguar "naturally deficient"?
When a Nile crocodile kills a lion, was that lion "naturally deficient"?
Again, anything can get got in the wild
Predators are built for what they need to do.
Wolves have been surviving in the wild for millions of years and are part of a delicate balance. If you remove wolves from the equation, the natural order turns to shit. Reintroduce them, nature quickly corrects course.
For example:
One bear is no joke, 3 can damn near kill anything fast.
Anything can get got is like saying a punchers chance! A LARGE lone wolf murking a bunch of mountain lions doesn't prove your point.
A 30foot anaconda wasn't in the grasslands, happened upon a leopard and swallowed it whole, right? The leopard was near water (a NATURAL habitat for the snake) and MURKED him. So yes for large bodies of water a leopard is "naturally deficient". All of your examples are of amphibious animals killing non-amphibious animals. Wolves and big cats live in relatively the same areas.
You do know that African wild dogs have the highest hunting success rate.
Pack hunting right? I acknowledge their ability to hunt in packs but compare to other animals their bodies are not built for 1on1
Thats cause they're persistence predators. They run their prey into the ground.
Dudes in here are arguing coolness over actual success.
Exactly
Perceived coolness over actual success. That's like the guys who floss in a fancy ride on IG with no home lol
Dude tried to argue that canine predators are the worst because some of their species are not loners but are actually the most successful in the wild.
Yeah...thats 2 different things.
How animals stack up against one another has nothing to do with predation.
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