Animal Kingdom

Crocodiles are apex predators that don’t have many enemies willing to take them on. Even lions will avoid scuffles with the massive reptiles, if necessary. Crocodiles will attack whatever comes their way. If you want to see crocodiles causing havoc, you need to see this, as we count down 15 epic hunting moments of huge and merciless crocodiles. Crocodile Attack Gazelles When one of the gazelles is captured, it makes a sacrifice for the sake of the others, allowing them to cross the river. These three are the first to cross the river, but they are all knocked out when they see an armada of crocodiles charging straight at them. Five gazelles are killed in less than ten seconds by the reptiles. The crocodile snatching this gazelle is truly monstrous. Look at how big this thing is! Because he was slow to arrive, most of the gazelles made it back, but one of them died. This gazelle is captured by the crocodiles, allowing the others to cross without being snatched. Those gazelles were fortunate enough that their friend kept the crocodiles busy, allowing them to cross the river unharmed. I'm not sure why some of these gazelles cross where the crocodiles are. I understand they must cross, but what's the rush? You're risking your life, so take your time and stack the deck in your favor. Crocodile Attack On Python In this video, a massive crocodile is slicing up a python, indicating it will be a grilling snake for dinner on this day. Based on the crocodile's size, I don't think the python had a chance. This video depicts a fight between an alligator and a python underwater. The alligator appears to have the upper hand when it grabs the snake in its mouth, but that doesn't last long after the snake frees itself and flees his snake is coiled around this crocodile, but the crocodile does not appear to be bothered by it. If he's hurting by keeping his mouth open like that, he's in big trouble. A massive alligator's bite can generate approximately 2000 pounds of force; a well-directed bite on the head of a python will kill it almost instantly. In contrast, the alligator has taken on more than it can handle. The snake is far too large to eat whole. When the alligator is submerged, it will be able to bite off deteriorated flesh. It sounds like a perfect Saturday afternoon picnic by the lake. This python gets a little too close to this crocodile and pays the price. The crocodile crushes the snake's head, but don't think it's the end of the road for the python. Following this exhausting battle, an unusual turn of events occurs, and the alligator relinquishes control of the python. The Burmese python can scare an alligator into fleeing on rare occasions, and this is one of them.

Chimps are extremely strong, and baboons can become incredibly abrasive. Both are territorial an have a hierarchical system in place. Have you ever seen battles between chimps? What about baboons taking on chimps? If you want to immerse yourself in the amazing world of chimps and baboons, keep watching, as we look at brutal hunting moments by chimpanzees, baboons and macaques Chimp VS Duck In Chester Zoo, a mother duck and her 12 ducklings wander into the chimpanzee enclosure and the chimpanzees go crazy, throwing fits. At least one chimpanzee attacked another for killing a duckling and threw the mother duck into the air, while other duckling were grabbed and most likely squashed Chimps Kill Squirrel A squirrel is chased by four chimpanzees at the San Francisco Zoo. For a while, they play around with it. After that, one of the chimps simply bends over, bites, and kills it. Then again, he hasn't finished, either. He holds the squirrel up to the crowd and shows it off. I guess he figures he might as well put on a good show for humans if he's going to be their source of entertainment At the Oregon Zoo, this poor squirrel is being tossed by this chimp as if it were a pizza being flipped in a restaurant. The squirrel is flattened and killed in no time.

Hawks are large, strong birds. Their large beaks are hooked for biting and shredding flesh, and their feet have sharp, curved talons for catching prey. Hawks can not only see farther than humans, but their visual acuity is eight times that of humans. If you want to see some spectacular hawks in action, keep watching, as we count down the 14 best hawk attacks caught on camera. Iguana Predators of the iguana include birds of prey and the hawk is one of those birds. Watch this hawk attack this iguana, but what seems like child’s play for the big bird is not. The lizard is powerful and keeps escaping the grasps of the hawk. The hawk has injured the reptile, but it is not able to seal the deal. It looks like this hunt is on the verge of collapse for the bird of prey. In this video, you can see how the hawk clamps its talons on the lizard and then jumps up and down to weaken it. Once the mission is completed, the hawk takes the iguana back to the nest to feed its family. Finally, this hawk uses this iguana to skateboard on the grass. I guess it’s training for the upcoming Olympic games. Curiously enough, after enjoying a few moments of skateboarding at the Iguana's expense, the hawk lets go of the reptile and takes off. I guess it had something more important to do. Cat & Dog While hawks will not go out of their way to attack and devour a cat, especially because cats are larger than their usual prey, if they are hungry enough and have the opportunity, they will. In our first video, this hawk targets a smaller cat, holding it tightly to a fence by putting its talons on the cat’s head and squishing it. This must be painful for the cat who tries desperately to free itself, but the hawk is too big and powerful. Once the hawk feels the cat is either weak enough or just plain dead, it takes off with it, probably back to its nest. A man was sitting at his workstation when he noticed a huge hawk perched on top of a cat out the window. The man grabbed his phone and hurried outside to film what was going on, not wanting to miss out on such a rare up-close encounter. The hawk had complete control over the cat, and after it was weakened, it flew away with it. What an incredible sight to behold. A hawk and a small Yorkie were fighting for their lives in a family's garden. As another terrified Yorkie waited by and watched, the bird of prey viewed the dog as its next meal. A 15-year-old teen girl takes a seat cushion and begins pounding the bird in the head with it until it flees. The hawk allegedly cut a huge hole in the dog's neck, but the girl managed to get her to the vet in time. The teen said she'll be keeping a closer eye on her dogs from now on. Finally, this poor kitten took its last breath at the hands of this fearsome hawk. The little feline had absolutely no chance of escaping the powerful grip of the bird. RIP little kitty!

Animals in the wild must fight every day for their survival, so they can eventually reach adulthood and become less vulnerable. Have you ever wondered how difficult it must be for newborns of any species to make it to adulthood when there are so many predators out there looking for a quick lunch? What are the chances of a baby zebra reaching adulthood? What about a baby seal? If you want to see the hardships of growing up in the animal world, stay tuned as we count down 15 times predators target newborns. Leopard This leopard amuses itself with this baby impala before it kills it. For some reason, it enjoys playing with its meal for a few minutes before it decides to execute it. It almost seems like it’s throwing the impala at a going-away party. Just missing the balloons and the confetti. The poor animal doesn’t have a clue what’s going on and soon it will be at the pearly gates meeting with Noah. The leopard finally commits the act and enjoys its meal. This is the part where one can say that nature is truly cruel. It doesn’t take much time before this leopard suffocates this little fella. It’s always heartbreaking seeing newborns that barely arrive on this planet, leave it just as fast. This leopard watches this young Dik-Dik before ambushing and killing it. It’s such a tiny animal, it looks like this is desert, for the leopard. This leopard walks towards a watering hole and notices a small deer. It doesn’t waste any time and serves itself. Why are all these babies on their own? Where are the parents when you need them? Zebra Attacks Baby Zebra Not only do zebra mothers have to worry about lions and leopards, but they also have to worry about male zebras. If the harem's females have recently given birth, the new dominant male may kill their foals to wipe off any evidence of his predecessor's genetic heritage and bring the females into oestrus to further his own genetic legacy. This male zebra holds this foal by the legs and the foal is almost about to drown. The male chases the baby, but its mother intervenes and defends it to death. After a few bumps and bruises, the baby makes it out of there alive, thanks to its mother. The fights are vicious with the zebras kicking one another and sometimes the dominant male is successful and manages to kill a young foal. This is another crazy battle, and the foal is being trampled on by these zebras, but the mother is trying her best to fend off the attacks. You can see the attacks happen while the female is actually giving birth. What a welcome the foal receives just when it barely takes its first breath. Could you imagine being born and the second you come into the world, you get slapped out by your dad? What a welcome that would be. These zebra battles are insane!

30 Times Animals MESSED with The WRONG Opponent showcases animals that stuffed up in combat. Theses animals fought with the consequences in hand. Who Will Win?