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When mating season approaches, a male lion will not let a female lion out of his sight for long. He knows that if he lets her go, other male lions will find her and she will mate with them. As the mating season progresses, male lions become extremely competitive. All male lions want to be the dominant members of their pride. Mating frequently, sometimes even a hundred times per day, helps male lions maintain their dominance by fathering as many cubs as possible. However, mating so frequently during the day benefits both the male and female lions. This is because having so much sex in a day increases the female lion's chances of having a successful pregnancy and healthy cubs by breeding with multiple males. Mating so frequently provides a win-win situation in the jungle for both the male lion and the lioness.

We're all familiar with the viral video of a dog preventing a little girl from falling into the water and drowning which has won the hearts of millions on social media…this dog is being praised for its alertness and intelligence. But how often do humans play the heroes and end up saving their pet from another wild animal? We're about to find out. In this video a Florida man saves his pet dogs from a deadly bear attack, The moment - captured on the doorbell camera - shows the man fearlessly jumping between the bear and one of his dogs before physically fighting the wild animal off. He then used a wooden bench to barricade the door and keep the wild bear out despite its repeated attempts to break in. After a few attempts the bear left and this is how this brave man saved his pets and family. Dog Rescued After Being Snatched by Anaconda This next video shows a dog getting rescued by a couple of bikers after being snatched up by an anaconda. For those of you who don't know, anacondas kill by squeezing their prey until they can no longer breathe, before swallowing them whole. Lucky for the dog, that was not its fate that day. The bikers were reaching into a river for a break and a short drink of water when one of their dogs was surprised by a 13-foot-long anaconda, which quickly grabbed their pup and pulled him into the water. As soon as they heard the screams, they ran over to see what was going on and found the snake tangled around their dog as both of them sank into the water. Thankfully, the anaconda is non-venomous so the owner jumped right into the water and by the grace of God managed to locate the animals underwater, and pull them out with the help of his companions. They were later able to release their dog from the snake's deadly embrace, coming away with little more than a bite themselves and without harming the snake in any way. The snake was then released back into its environment and their lucky dog lived to see another day. Jamaican Saves Dog From Crocodile In another video, we can see two dogs stuck near a pond full of crocodiles and trying to get out. Thankfully, a Jamaican man saw the dogs in need and did his best to lure them out of the pond and away from the crocodile. However, the steep slippery surfaces meant to keep crocodiles out of the pond were stopping the dogs from climbing out of this horrific scene. In an attempt to follow the man's calls and get out as quickly as possible, one of the two dogs slipped back into the water, where the crocodile snapped him into his jaws and dragged the poor pup into the water. In an attempt to save his friend, the other dog kept barking at the crocodile, but the reptile was long gone. Thank goodness one dog listened to the man's calls not to run after his friend and eventually made it out of the pond alive. However, his friend was not so fortunate. Man Saves Deer from Python This next clip left the internet divided when a Thai decided to play God and save a deer that was seconds away from being eaten by a snake. The clip shows a snake strangling a deer using a death grip. It seems that the snake is just about done and ready to feast on its prey. However, suddenly a person approaches the showdown and tries to shoo the snake away with the help of a tree branch. The snake initially defends itself from the intruder and does not let go of the deer. The man then goes for a second attempt using a stick, causing the snake to release its prey and allowing the deer to run free. Ever since the video went live, the internet has been divided as to whether the man performed a true act of kindness, or whether he wrongly interfered with the laws of nature and should have just let things take their natural course. Some justifiably argue that, unlike deer, Pythons are carnivorous and that losing prey could well mean the snake's death. Others say the man acted emphatically and should be forgiven. What do you think? Was the man right or wrong? Go ahead, let us know in the comments below. Man jumps into the water, saves dog from alligator The amazing rescue was caught on camera when a Florida man successfully rescued a small dog from the jaws of an alligator. Richard Wilbanks, 74, was enjoying the sun when he heard his new puppy, Gunner, crying. An alligator in the backyard pond had grabbed the dog and pulled it into the water. The man reacted quickly, jumping into the pond, grabbing the small alligator and pulling its jaw open, so Gunner could escape. In an interview, Richard said his instinct just took over and adrenaline kicked in and he just went right into the water after the gator and Gunner. It was just a shock, it happened so fast. Man Boxes Kangaroo To Save Dog It's not uncommon for kangaroos to box one another over mating rights or for sport––but this video shows a man doing something pretty unorthodox. The man and a group of hunters were out in the Australian outback to help a young cancer patient fulfil his last wish of catching a 200-pound wild boar when one of their hunting dogs collided with a big buck kangaroo that then held onto the dog and wrestled it down. The owner was horrified and came right to his dog's rescue. The kangaroo releases the dog as soon as the owner gets close and proceeds to try and attack the new intruder. A kangaroo kick to the guts could easily disembowel a man, but without flinching the owner put up his fists and quickly changed the Kangaroo's mind with a clean punch to the snout. The punch forced the Kangaroo to stop and consider the confrontation for a moment, giving the owner and his dog enough time to disengage and distance themselves from the wild animal, which is later seen hopping away unharmed too. The man said he felt no malice toward the kangaroo but had to step in and fix a bad situation before it got worse. He was glad nobody was badly injured. A couple Fight off a coyote to Save their Dog The Collins' dog Rocky was very lucky back in January 2020 because he was already in the jaws of death when his owners saved his life. This wasn't the couple's first coyote attack. In September 2019, a coyote tried to go after Franz, their retired police dog. But Franz was big and intimidating enough to chase the coyote away. However, 4 months later a Coyote scooped little Rocky into its mouth, jumped the fence and tried to make off with him. When he saw what had happened, owner Jason Collins said Rocky looked like a "cotton ball stuck in his mouth." Thankfully, Amy was out with the dogs when the coyote attacked, but they weren't on a leash. In the video you can see Amy, followed by Jason, running after the thieving coyote. Jason ran after them with a glass he threw next to Coyote which was enough to scare him into dropping little Rocky. There's no video footage of it, but Jason said he stood between Rocky and the coyote, making himself as big as possible while giving Rocky enough time to run home for safety. Any dog would be proud to have such brave owners stand up for them. Man Saves Dog from Alligator Villages resident Steve Gustafson risked his life to rescue his West Highland terrier "Bounce" from the jaws of a fiercely hungry alligator. Gustafson didn't think twice when he saw his pup in danger and wrestled with the gator until he freed him. He said he grabbed the dog's collar to try to pull him back but just ended up in a tug-of-war match with the gator who was determined not to let go. So Steve took things a step further and got about knee-deep into the water and started pounding on the gator's head until he eventually let go of his beloved dog. Unfortunately, once he'd saved his dog, the alligator took a shot at Steve too, who made it out alive but ended up needing a couple of stitches on his hand from the gator's attacks. Now there's a man clearly willing to take some heat to save his beloved pet's life. A hungry camel was trying to eat some leaves from a branch when it broke and the camel's foot got stuck. That's when he asked people for help. To learn all about it you should check out our video on "Animals That Asked People for Help" on our screen now.

In the world of nature's most mesmerizing creations, wild horses stand as living masterpieces. They are the embodiment of untamed freedom, their presence an eloquent testament to the beauty that thrives beyond the confines of domestication. These magnificent creatures have held humanity spellbound for centuries, inspiring awe and reverence with their graceful forms and spirited existence. But where do they come from? What different breeds exist? We're going to answer all these questions in this video as we look at beautiful wild horses from around the world. Without any further ado let's get started. Number 11 - Sorraia In the early 20th century, the Sorraia horse, a fascinating Portuguese wild breed, came out of obscurity. Scientists believe it's one of the oldest horse breeds still around, and they're studying its origins. Sorraias are easy to spot with their Iberian looks and grullo coat color, usually dun or grullo. Their tails and manes go from light to dark, and they often have dark muzzles and occasional white markings. Even newborn foals can appear striped due to their hair arrangement. With only a few hundred Sorraias left, conservation efforts are in full swing to protect this special breed. In the United States, dedicated breeders are working on preserving Sorraia bloodlines and creating the American Sorraia Mustang breed. Number 10 - Brumby In the vast and rugged landscapes of Australia, the Australian Heritage Brumby embodies the essence of freedom. These horses roam freely through the harsh outback, where they thrive in extreme conditions. Brumbies come in diverse colors, heights, and types, reflecting their mixed lineage from various horse breeds. Their remarkable hardiness and strong survival instincts make them exceptional animals. When captured, Brumbies can adapt to various roles, becoming versatile riding or workhorses. The Heritage Brumby is a direct descendant of the first horses that arrived on Australian shores with convicts and settlers in 1788. Initially, only seven horses survived the arduous voyage. These mares and stallions demonstrated exceptional hardiness, evolving through natural selection and survival of the fittest during the 1800s to endure the intense heat, cold, and snowy conditions found in various parts of this diverse country. Number 9 - Camargue If you ever find yourself in Southern France, don't miss the chance to explore the enchanting Camargue Natural Park. Nestled along the Mediterranean Sea, this park is a haven of wetlands and marshes. However, what truly captivates horse enthusiasts and photographers alike are the magnificent Camargue horse herds. People from around the globe flock here to witness and capture the beauty of these intelligent and graceful creatures. These free-roaming horses belong to one of the world's most ancient breeds, with roots dating back to the Camargue region long before Roman times. Genetic studies even reveal that Camargue bloodlines have left their mark on many modern Spanish horse breeds, indirectly influencing American horse breeds as well. So, when in Southern France, make sure to immerse yourself in the allure of Camargue Natural Park and its captivating equine inhabitants. Number 8 - Konik Meet the Konik, a remarkable Polish wild horse breed that thrives in semi-feral conditions within nature reserves across Europe. Long believed to be the descendants of the extinct Tarpan, genetic studies have debunked this theory. The Konik played a significant role in the creation of the Heck Horse, an effort to recreate the ancient Tarpan. Additionally, Koniks were crossed with Thoroughbreds to produce a more athletic-looking riding horse. Today, a population of approximately a couple thousand Konik horses roams the world, with minimal human interference, primarily in nature reserves. These resilient horses can be found not only in their homeland, Poland, but also in countries like the Netherlands, Spain, Belarus, Latvia, and the United Kingdom. Explore the world of the Konik, a living link to Europe's wild horse heritage. Number 7 - Mustang The Mustang, a symbol of freedom, roams freely across the vast western states of the USA. Although often seen as "wild," it descends from domesticated horses brought to the country by Spanish conquistadors. Mustangs are celebrated as one of the most renowned Native American horse breeds globally, embodying the pioneering spirit of the American West. They come in diverse body types and coat colors, reflecting their varied genetic compositions. DNA testing has unveiled Spanish, draft horse, pony, gaited horse, and even Thoroughbred heritage among different Mustang herds. These horses are legendary for their stamina and unwavering loyalty, rivaling Arabian horses in endurance competitions while excelling in various disciplines. The Mustang's captivating story and enduring spirit continue to captivate horse enthusiasts and admirers of the American West alike. This iconic breed stands as a testament to the untamed beauty of the western United States. Number 6 - Pottok The Pottok is a horse breed originating from the Basque Country. This slender yet robust animal is considered an ancient breed, well-suited for the harsh mountain regions it traditionally calls home. Sadly, it faces endangerment due to habitat loss, mechanization, and crossbreeding, but dedicated efforts are underway to secure its future. Measuring between 1.15 to 1.47 meters in height and weighing 300 to 350 kilograms, the Pottok boasts a distinctive appearance. It features a large, square head, small ears, a short neck, and a long back, supported by short yet slim legs and small, sturdy hooves. The Pottok's resilience and adaptability to mountainous terrains make it a vital part of the Basque heritage. Conservation initiatives aim to protect and preserve this unique breed, ensuring that the Pottok continues to thrive in its traditional homeland. Number 5 - Garrano Found in wild and semi-wild populations on the Iberian Peninsula,The Garrano boasts a history so ancient that Iberian palaeolithic cave paintings depict horses bearing a remarkable resemblance to them. Today, these rugged horses roam various mountainous regions of northern Portugal. The Garrano is a compact, lightweight horse, typically weighing around 290 kg and standing no taller than 13.1 hands high. Their coats are commonly solid and dark, with shades like bay, brown, and dark chestnut, featuring minimal white markings. Considered an endangered breed, the Garrano has been under protection since the 1970s. Presently, there are approximately 2,400 Garranos in existence, although not all are purebred. Despite their modest height, these horses exhibit exceptional hardiness, strength, and endurance. They are eager workers, quick learners, and possess a friendly, relaxed temperament. Years of navigating challenging mountain terrain have made Garranos remarkably agile, preserving their place as a living testament to the Iberian Peninsula's equine heritage. Number 4 - Welsh Pony Wales has been home to its native ponies for centuries, even before the 17th century. While the exact origins of the Welsh pony remain somewhat unclear, the breed's development has been influenced by Thoroughbreds, Arabians, and Hackney horses over time. These ponies have thrived in their native habitat, the marshy, mountainous terrain of Snowdonia, which has molded them into incredibly hardy and resourceful survivors. All Welsh ponies share distinctive characteristics, including small heads, expressive large eyes, sloping shoulders, and robust hindquarters. Their height can vary significantly, ranging from 11 to 16 hands. The Welsh pony stands as a testament to Wales' rich equine heritage, adapting and thriving in the challenging conditions of its native terrain. With a blend of ancient roots and influences from various horse breeds, the Welsh pony continues to capture the hearts of horse enthusiasts around the world. Number 3 - Namib Desert Horse The Namib Desert Horse holds the distinction of being the only breed living in the wild across the entire African continent. As implied by its name, this remarkable breed calls the harsh environment of Namibia's Namib desert home, where their numbers are exceptionally low, typically ranging between just 90 and 150 individuals. Namib Desert Horses, with their warmblood heritage, possess an athletic and muscular physique characterized by excellent conformation and sturdy bones. While bay is the most common coat color, chestnut and brown variations also exist, often displaying dorsal striping patterns. These horses have not only adapted to survive in the challenging desert landscape but have also become subjects of scientific studies, shedding light on their impact on the local ecosystem. The Namib Desert Horse stands as a testament to nature's resilience and the ability of these remarkable animals to thrive in one of the world's most unforgiving environments. Number 2- Chincoteague Pony This wild pony breed roams the island of Assateague by the eastern shore of the United States. Their location also gives rise to their alternative name, the Assateague pony. Their origins are lost in the midst of time, but there are several theories. One is that they are descendants of horses from a wrecked Spanish galleon. Others believe that their ancestors were horses released in the 17th century by those looking to escape taxes on livestock. The ponies are small and sturdy, with an average height of between 12 and 13 hands. They have shaggy manes and tails, short legs and rounded bellies. Number 1 - New Forest Pony The New Forest, a beloved destination for millions of visitors worldwide, boasts a unique attraction: the 3,000 or more New Forest ponies that freely roam its heathland and woods. These native moorland ponies of the British Isles have been a part of the New Forest's landscape since ancient times, contributing not only to the forest's ecosystem but also to its cultural identity. These ponies, while wild and untamed, can be captured and trained to reach elite competition levels. The New Forest and its ponies have formed a symbiotic relationship, shaping the character of this beautiful region in southern England. Without them, the landscape and experience of the New Forest would be vastly different. While beauty is a subjective concept, some creatures undeniably captivate our hearts with their elegance. These rare wild horses may be admired from a distance, but for those interested in horses you can own and appreciate up close, there's a video showcasing such magnificent equines. Even though beauty is subjective, we can all agree that some creatures are objectively more beautiful than others. These are some wild beauties but as you know they are rare wild horses and you only can admire them from a distance. We hope you enjoyed the video, if you did please make sure to subscribe to our channel. Thank you for watching and we will see you in next video.

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(delete greens from voice over) Have you ever wondered about the furry companions that bring happiness, fun, and joy to the lives of many celebrities? Since their owners are public figures, these pets often become celebrities themselves, capturing our hearts with their cuteness on the internet. Aren't they just adorable? From Hollywood icons to chart-topping musicians, these famous personalities share unbreakable bonds with their four-legged friends. In today's video, we will talk about some of the most famous celebrities and their pets. We will learn how Kal provided emotional and psychological support to our beloved Superman. Also, we will meet Doodle, the dog who boxes with our champion, Mike Tyson. So, without any further ado, let's get started. Kal and Cavill! Dogs are often considered man's best friend, a sentiment British actor Henry Cavill wholeheartedly agrees with. His dog, Kal, an American Akita, has been a constant source of emotional and psychological support for him. Cavill has had Kal since the dog was just 10 weeks old, and over the past eight years, their bond has only grown stronger. The actor, known for his role as Superman, has made it a point to include Kal in all aspects of his life. Whether on movie sets, at photoshoots, or during international work trips, Kal is usually there, offering support behind the scenes. More than just a companion, Kal has been an invaluable source of emotional support for Cavill, truly embodying the role of a best friend. King Kong and Jamie Foxx! Jamie Foxx, one of Hollywood's most versatile actors, is renowned for his roles in blockbuster hits like "RAY," which earned him an Academy Award for Best Actor, and "Baby Driver." Beyond his film success, he's also made his mark in television, stand-up comedy, radio, and music. Adding to his diverse life, Foxx is the proud owner of two Cane Corso(delete greens from voice over) dogs, King and Kong. He recently shared a home video showcasing his two obedient canines. In this video, viewers get a glimpse of how well-trained his pups are, with Foxx telling his pups what to do. Benjamin and Taylor Swift! One of the most iconic singers of the past decade, Taylor Swift boasts an impressive net worth of over 1 Billion dollars, a testament to her success in selling albums and performing worldwide. Beyond her musical achievements, Taylor is a devoted pet lover. She owns several pets, including Meredith Grey, a Scottish Fold cat she adopted in 2011. Another of her Scottish Fold cats, Olivia Benson, shares the spotlight with Meredith, and both are valued at a remarkable $97 million each. Taylor also has two Dobermans, Baby and Bug, who unlike her famous cats, maintain a much lower profile. Adding to her furry family, Taylor Swift's newest feline addition is Benjamin Button, a Ragdoll cat. Named after Brad Pitt's character in "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," Benjamin distinguishes himself from Taylor's other cats with his unique breed and charming personality. Rock, Hobbs and Brutus! Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is likely to be remembered as the most iconic wrestler ever. Excelling in pro-wrestling, he then transitioned to become Hollywood's highest-paid actor. Ten of his films each grossed over $435 million, with "Furious 7" leading the pack at a staggering $1.5 billion globally. In September 2015, The Rock expanded his family by adopting two French Bulldogs, Hobbs and Brutus. Tragically, Brutus passed away after consuming a poisonous mushroom in his backyard. Hobbs, the surviving brother, continues to thrive. Zendaya and Noon! Zendaya is currently one of the most famous actors in the world, known for her role in the popular TV show 'Euphoria' and as MJ in Marvel's "Spider-Man: Homecoming" series. Alongside her acting career, Zendaya is also a loving dog owner. Her pet, Noon, is a cute black-haired miniature Schnauzer. Zendaya got Noon as a Christmas gift in 2015, and they've been inseparable since then. Noon leads a comfortable life and even met the famous Dog Whisperer, Cesar Millan. He spends a lot of time relaxing with Zendaya and is so popular that he has his own Instagram account with many followers! Tessa and Tom! While talking about Zendaya's dog, we should also mention Tom Holland's pitbull Tessa. The 24-year-old "Spider-Man" star is the devoted owner of a blue Staffordshire Bull Terrier named Tessa. Holland has had Tessa for nearly seven years and often shares photos of her on Instagram, much to the delight of his fans. Holland is so attached to Tessa that he ensures she accompanies him even during distant press events. He has openly expressed frustration with England's breed-specific legislation, particularly the ban on pit bulls. Holland argues that labeling these breeds as dangerous is unfounded and just a misconception. His advocacy highlights his deep bond with Tessa and his belief in the gentle nature of these often-misunderstood breeds. Zoe and Scout! Zoe Kravitz, a well-known American actress and model is renowned for her roles in notable films like "The Batman" and "Mad Max: Fury Road." Hailing from a family of musicians in Los Angeles, Zoë entered the entertainment industry at the age of 18. Her distinct talent and charisma have kept her in the spotlight. In her personal life, Zoë is a dog lover, with a pet named Scout. Although specific details about Scout are limited, Zoë and her husband are often seen in public with their dog, showcasing their close bond. Emilia and TED! Emilia Clarke, widely recognized for her standout role in HBO's hit fantasy series "Game of Thrones," based on George Martin's novels, gained immense popularity as Daenerys Targaryen, the "mother of dragons." Her portrayal of one of the central and most beloved characters has cemented her status in the acting world. Apart from her acting career, Emilia Clarke is also a devoted dog mom to Ted. They formed a close bond quickly after becoming a family in January 2020. Emilia often shares moments of their life together, like a heartfelt photo posted in July, where she's cuddling with Ted in bed. She humorously captioned this photo, "For the first time in my life I am the big spoon," highlighting the special connection she shares with her pet. Ed and Graham! Since launching his career with 'The A Team' in 2011, Ed Sheeran has become a massive success in the music industry. By 2021, he was the most played artist, and his hit 'Bad Habits' was the year's most played track! Apart from his music, Ed Sheeran is also a loving pet owner. He rescued a kitten named Graham who was close to being put down. The "Shape of You" singer adores Graham and even created a Twitter account for him, which has attracted thousands of followers. This makes Graham quite a famous kitty! Additionally, Ed has shared a sweet moment with Taylor Swift's cat Meredith, receiving affectionate kisses from her. It's clear that Ed not only has a passion for music but also a big heart for animals. Toulouse and Ariana! Ariana Grande-Butera, well-known as an American singer, songwriter, and actress, gained additional fame for her role as Cat Valentine in Nickelodeon's "Victorious." In 2013, the R&B singer adopted a Beagle-Chihuahua mix named Toulouse, who has since become her cherished pet. Ariana, known for hits like "Side to Side," was overjoyed to the point of tears when she brought Toulouse into her life. She named him after a character from the Disney movie "The Aristocats." Toulouse isn't just a homebody; he accompanied Ariana on her Honeymoon Tour, attending every concert. It's clear that Toulouse enjoys traveling just as much as his famous owner. Chris and Dodger! Chris Evans shares an incredibly heartwarming bond with his dog, Dodger, a Boxer-mix rescue. The actor cherishes his relationship with Dodger, describing it as one of the purest connections he has. He even has a tattoo dedicated to his beloved pup. Since adopting Dodger in 2017, Chris has delighted his fans by frequently posting photos and videos of them together on the internet. These posts include charming moments like Dodger singing along to a musical lion toy and their emotional reunion after Chris returned from filming a movie. In that reunion, Dodger joyfully welcomed Chris with a flurry of kisses and licks, clearly thrilled to have his owner back home. Their bond is truly special, showing the deep affection and joy shared between a pet and its owner. Mike and Mars, Mike Tyson, once dubbed the "baddest man on the planet" during his boxing days, still showcases his charisma and talent at 53. He has a white doodle named Mars, a beloved pet who often features on his social media. Tyson shares amusing content like pretend boxing matches with Mars and videos of the dog affectionately licking his face. Mars even has his own Instagram, "Mars Tyson The Dog." Tyson humorously calls him the "Baddest Doodle on the Planet," a nod to his own nickname, and Mars lives up to this with his playful antics and videos. In addition to Mars, Tyson was also known for owning three Bengal tigers: Kenya, Storm, and Boris. He reportedly spent $140,000 to acquire them. However, due to the high cost of maintaining these exotic pets, the former world champion eventually had to give them up. Tyson's journey with pets, from tigers to his doodle, highlights his unique and varied interests outside the boxing ring. And there you have it, concluding another delightful exploration into the world of rich and famous. If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to give it a thumbs up and share your favorite star and their pets names with us in the comments. Thanks for watching! 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You must have seen this horrifying footage of a Woman Throwing a Disabled Dog Out Of a Car and Kicks Him Face-First Into The Ground. People like that make me sick and shouldn't be allowed to own a pet of any kind. The dog's name is Tintin and after the video went viral dog was taken in by the animal shelter who said the dog did exceptionally well given the circumstances. After Tintin's story went viral, dozens of people offered to adopt him. In almost no time, the handsome Tintin found new loving owners. More to that the people who dumped Tintin will be facing jail time. Tintin seems to be as happy and healthy as ever. Cuddled by his new owners, the handsome boy seems to have finally found his forever home. The thing is the dog continues to live on as if nothing had happened just like this buck. It is a pretty wild thing to see a deer still walking after something like this, a trail camera captured this footage that shows the severely injured buck walking in the wild forests of southern Illinois. As you can see in this clip, The deer is seen walking with its internal organs completely exposed. Survival sites report that the footage was taken by a local hunter, who has since reached out to other landowners to find out the fate of the wounded beast. What caused the wound is still unclear, maybe this poor buck survived the attack from some wild hunters. Local hunters said they are trying to find this poor thing to put it out of its misery but they are unsuccessful even after searching the area for weeks. Animals likely tolerate pain to a particular level before showing changes in behaviour and Deer are quite strong when it comes to enduring the pain. In incredible footage filmed on board, the bus the deer is first seen running into the road before the bus has a chance to break. Within seconds the deer has smashed into the bus' windscreen and is seen inside the vehicle. Clearly, in a panic, the deer then causes chaos by running around the bus and jumping on seats, unable to get out. Even when the bus driver finally stops the vehicle and pulls over, the deer is unable to get out and stumbles about on chairs inside. Have a look at this buck, it is very strange and somewhat unbelievable that a buck can survive like that, as you can see this buck doesn't have its back hooves just bare bones he walks on. Buck survived and quite a lot of time is passed since this buck lost its toes, poor animal could have been hunted down by predators a long time ago or maybe it managed to run away fast enough or you can call him lucky because surviving wounds like these in wild is nearly impossible. But how did this happen to the poor buck in the first place? Well, there are several theories like it got itself into a trap or hit by a bullet, another possible explanation could be an infection such as hoof rot. Living in a humid environment can cause infection in the hooves of these animals and because of this infection their hooves can be easily damaged and bacteria do their job to rot the flesh and skin. Looking at the video of these animals you can notice that they pretend that they do not feel any pain even when they are seriously injured and that's a trick to avoid being hunted as the predators always prey on weak and sick animals. What if there was a way to get rid of pain, scientists also thought about it and they did some tests on chickens. Some of them were healthy and some were not, the birds were offered two types of food. One with and the second without painkillers, later scientists taught the bird to find which is which and then offered them a choice, The chickens who were in pain preferred food with painkillers. Under the right conditions, animals can act like they are weak, But, they are willing to take any means necessary to ensure their survival. Even drink dead sheep's milk! It sounds disgusting but This is the exact scene that a Dutch farmer from a small village saw, One of his sheep died and a baby seal who lost its mother and happened to be too far from the sea and was very hungry. It found its way out, after seeing all this farmer was in shock, but to relief, you guys seal is okay now, he's being taken care of in seal rehabilitation. Some of you might think this story is fake but after hours of research, our team can confirm that the story of the dead sheep and seal is quite real. If you live in the Netherlands you would know that sheep often roam around the coast and the death of this pregnant sheep became the source of food for this seal pup. If pregnant sheep fall, they can hardly get up and most of the time they die due to internal organ failure, so this explains why sheep died in the first place. This cat is named Dymka. Dymka was found in the snow by a passerby in southwestern Siberia. The cat was in bad shape, She had been caught in the frigid Siberian weather for too long and as a result, suffered severe frostbite in multiple parts of her body. The doctors had to amputate her tail, both ears, and all her paws. There are two likely scenarios, Either she ran away or she fell out of the window for its home. A team of vets collaborated with researchers from a Russian university to give Dymka a chance to walk again. They created special titanium-based prosthetics to replace Dymka's lost paws. The team used the CT scans of Dymka's legs to create a 3D model which was then printed out using a 3D printer. Thus, her custom-fitted titanium limbs were created. Dymka has taken to her new implants very well. She can be seen actively stalking around, pouncing on a toy rug, and even enjoying a good, long stretch as other able-bodied cats do. While we are talking about cats, let's talk about this big cat Mikumi the Tanzanian National Park lion who got his head caught in a snare. It was trapped in it for almost three years. The young injured lion was spotted at the park in 2009 but officials said the park's massive size and difficult terrain made it impossible to pinpoint the animal several unsuccessful efforts were made to rescue him but the wire snare around his neck became tighter and tighter creating an infected wound and making the animal incapable of ensuring its survival. If his pride had not hunted and fed him for three years it would have been the end for Mikumi. Finally, in 2012 a rescue team managed to free the beast from the snare which had been deeply embedded into the animal's flesh Mikumi is now regaining weight and his wound is healing his mane was growing back over his neck and shoulders and he had rejoined his pride what a survivor. Though Mikumi did survive with the help of rescuers, Sparky didn't need any help to survive. Some of you might know about him, but those who don't know! Sparky is a bison living at the Neal Smith National Wildlife in Refuge. In the summer of 2013, this large bison was struck by lightning! And you can guess how he gets his name. He is the only bison that has been struck by lightning on this refuge. And He didn't seem to worry at all about that! There are several incidents where sheep, deers and moose died because of lightning but our boy sparky survived the incident and become a celebrity for the next 5 years. Sadly he died at the age of 14 due to natural causes! Sparky will be missed by his fans who often came to visit him in the refuge. All the animals we mention today were very lucky and each of them would have died if circumstances had been a little bit different but In a bizarre incident, a fish was found with a whole live turtle inside its stomach. The discovery was made by a biologist from Florida. The research team was sent to collect tissue samples from fish. One of the researchers noticed something unusual and was immediately alert. There was movement coming from the stomach of a bass. The biologist cut the stomach of the fish carefully only to find the live turtle inside, something one doesn't usually find in the stomach contents of largemouth bass. Check out the world's most battered great white shark, just check out the number of scars on its body and still, the shark is fine and survived everything. What caused this, to know all about it check out the video "right here" Before you go make sure to subscribe to our channel.

Because they are so dangerous, it's against the law to own certain types of dogs in some parts of the world. Dogs can be loud, fast, aggressive, big and most importantly dangerous to people and to other animals around them. Dog experts, scientists as well as dog owners and lovers worldwide can't seem to agree on which dog breeds should be considered illegal. However, due to frequent attacks on people, certain breeds are banned in most countries. If you have a banned dog, the police or local council dog warden can take it away. In this video, we explore the Most Illegal Dog Breeds and you should stick around for #1 as we will show you why this bloodthirsty dog is banned. But Truth is that it's the owner that makes the dog and not the dog that makes the owner. #11 Wolfdog Not to be confused with the Wolfhound, the Wolfdog is a canine produced by the mating of a domestic dog with a wolf to produce a hybrid. There is a range of experts who believe that they can tell the difference between a wolf, a dog, and a wolfdog, but they have been proven to be incorrect. As with many things, the reality is not so simple. Wolfdogs are perhaps the most misunderstood — and, many would argue, mismanaged — animals. Advocates of wolfdogs say they can be wonderful pets, while opponents argue that they're unpredictable, untrainable and inherently dangerous. What's more, there's no approved rabies vaccination for wolfdogs. In one of the most bizarre incidents, in March 2018, a Virginia's family Wolfdog hybrid killed their 8-day-old-infant and had to be put down by Sheriffs. 40 U.S. states effectively forbid the ownership, breeding, and importation of wolfdogs, while others impose some form of regulation upon ownership. In Canada, the provinces of Alberta, Manitoba, Newfoundland, and Prince Edward Island prohibit wolfdogs as pets. #10 Dogo Argentino Dogo Argentino was bred primarily for the purpose of big-game hunting including wild boar. They are a large, white, muscular breed of dog with the males weighing between 40kg – 45kg with the females being slightly lighter at 35kg – 40 kg. They are considered exceptionally good guard dogs and are known for protecting their family and home. They tend to be unwilling to accept strangers, so they need to be cautiously introduced to new people. Dogo Argentino tends to be okay with other dogs, but they were bred as a fighting breed, so they may be increasingly aggressive toward other dogs. In that same vein, however, they were bred to work with other dogs when hunting, so many are okay with dogs they have been raised with or introduced to. Dogo Argentino is considered to be one of the most aggressive dog breeds in the world. Since the breed's inception, these dogs were used as fighting dogs and were bred from fighting dogs. In one of the most bizarre incidents of attack, a Dogo Argentino dog by the name of Max bit the face of a news anchor, Kyle Dyer, on live TV on Valentine's Day, 2012. In the United Kingdom, under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991, it is illegal to own a Dogo Argentino without lawful authority. The Dogo Argentino is not a good first-time dog and should only be owned by experienced dog handlers. #9 Chow chow The chow looks like a giant teddy bear, but you shouldn't expect your neighbors to welcome the breed. You can't own a chow chow in many cities that have vicious dog bans in place, as well as in military housing. Poorly trained chow chows can act in a territorial and unfriendly manner. Unfortunately, that only serves to perpetuate the stereotype that these dogs are aggressive by nature. Aggression is the biggest issue with chows, though it is a problem that can be avoided." These dogs naturally show aggression "toward dogs of the same sex, and their hunting instincts can take over if presented with a small dog or cat. Chow chows need to be socialized very early and often to allow guests into the home. They are naturally protective, and if that instinct is left unchecked it can lead to aggressive behavior in adulthood. #8 American Pit Bull Terrier American Pit Bull Terriers are not a good choice for people who can give them little or no attention. They must be trained and socialized when young to overcome the breed's tendencies toward stubbornness and bossiness, which combined with his strength can make them hard to handle if he hasn't learned that you are in charge. In February 2020, a Massachusetts man, Joshua Jadusingh met his end from a fatal crossbow wound after his neighbor tried to save him from being mauled by two male American Pit Bull Terriers. Police had to shoot and kill the two aggressive dogs. Twelve countries in Europe, including Australia, Canada, Singapore, and Venezuela, have enacted some form of breed-specific legislation on American Pit Bull Terriers, ranging from outright bans to restrictions and conditions on ownership. #7 Tosa Inu The Tosa Inu, also commonly known as the Japanese Mastiff is a breed of dog of Japanese origin that is considered rare. In Japan, the Tosa Inu is considered a national treasure. This is not a noisy breed as it was once used for dog fighting and was bred to fight quietly as Japanese dog fighting rules called for silence. This natural guard dog is protective, courageous and fearless. It needs an owner who knows how to display leadership at all times. In May 2019, an elderly man, Tsutomu Fukumoto from western Japan, died after he was bitten by a Tosa Inu dog that he was tending to. Ownership of Tosa is legally restricted in certain jurisdictions. A specific exemption of a British court is required to own and import Tosas legally in the UK. The breed is banned or legally restricted at a national level in Australia, Denmark, Malta, New Zealand, Singapore and the United Kingdom. #6 BoerBoel BORBULL Despite the BoerBoel's long breeding history, there is great uncertainty as to how many and which breeds were used to create it. The BoerBoel is a large dog, with a strong bone structure and well-developed muscles. They are often called "Velcro" dogs, always wanting to be with their owners, and so, are not prone to wandering off on their own. In March 2019, a 60-year-old Verulam man was left seriously injured after he was attacked by his 3-year-old BoerBoel. In 2002, Romania prohibited the import of the Boerboel, and restricted ownership to those with a court order allowing them to own the dog. In 2010, the Boerboel was banned in Denmark. In 2011, Russia designated the Boerboel an especially dangerous breed, subject to mandatory registration and certification. Ukraine has classified the Boerboel as a dangerous dog, subject to mandatory microchipping, muzzle, and civil liability insurance. The Boerboel is also banned or prohibited in France, Fairfield, Malaysia, Qatar, Switzerland, Mauritius, and Bermuda. Importation of the Boerboel is illegal/banned in Singapore and currently, existing dog owners must have insurance in the amount of not less than $100,000. In Denmark, the existing dogs must be muzzled and leashed at all times in public. c, owners must be at least 18 years of age and be certified psychologically fit to own a dog of this breed. #5 American Bull Dog The American Bulldog is a large breed of utility dog descended from the now-extinct Old English Bulldog. They are now used on animal farms, for dog sports, and for showing. They are part of American culture and history and may be used as cultural icons for the United States. They are generally represented as being strong and tough. They bond strongly with their owners and are happiest when their masters can shower them with time and attention. They are not as friendly, however, with people they do not know. In November 2016, three children and an adult were hospitalized after being attacked by an American Bulldog in a Manchester house. The dog was seized by the police. The dogs are banned or restricted by several states including Arkansas, Colorado, Missouri, Nebraska, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Texas, Washington, and West Virginia. #4 Fila Brasileiro The Fila Brasileiro, also known as the Brazilian Mastiff, is a large working breed of dog developed in Brazil. It is known for its superb tracking ability, aggressiveness and unforgiving, impetuous temperament. There is a reason why the saying, "faithful as a Fila" exists in Brazil. The Brazilian Mastiff was bred to be loyal only to their owners, which means that consistent and early socialization is key to raising a Fila Brasileiro who won't become aggressive around visitors or strangers. The Fila Brasileiro may not take well to other kids, like playmates, so it is important to set up boundaries for both the dog and the kids. In March 2013, Jade, a pupil at the Fred Longworth High School in Tyldesley, Manchester was mauled to death by aggressive and out-of-control dogs, among them two Brazilian Mastiffs in Wigan. In Fiji, the United Kingdom, Norway, Malta and Cyprus it is illegal to own any of these dogs without specific exemption from a court. #3 Dobermann The Dobermann is a medium-large breed of domestic dog that was originally developed around 1890. Dobermanns are known to be intelligent, alert, and tenaciously loyal companions and guard dogs. Personality varies a great deal between each individual but, if taken care of and properly trained, they are generally considered to be loving and devoted companions. The Dobermann is driven, strong, and sometimes stubborn. In February 2019, 66-year-old Elaine Richman was found dead in her backyard with dog bites on her face, arms and hands. Two adult Doberman pinschers were located inside the home. In Australia, the USA, Argentina, Canada and Ireland one requires special permission to own and import the Dobermann. #2 Presa Canario The Presa Canario, also known as the Canary Mastiff, is a large dog breed originally bred for working livestock. The name of the breed is Spanish, which means "Canarian catch dog". The history of the Presa Canario is carefully recorded, evoking mystique and awe for the breed. Muscular, fearless and attentive, this dog was bred for work. Farmers on the island were continually dealing with packs of feral dogs that would attack their livestock. The Presa was the answer and became the ultimate protector. These dogs are loyal to their family, obedient and docile, and extremely devoted to their master, but are also very aloof and suspicious of strangers. This dog breed is not for everyone and not for first-time owners so you must be sure that this is the right dog breed for you and that you will be able to control it. The famous death of an American lacrosse player and coach, Diane Alexis Whipple in January 2001 was on account of a dog attack. The dogs involved were two Presa Canarios, a male named Bane and a female named Hera. Importation and sale of the breed are prohibited in Australia and New Zealand. #1 Rhodesian Ridgeback The Rhodesian Ridgeback is a dog breed bred in the Southern Africa region. The Rhodesian Ridgeback's distinguishing feature is the ridge of hair running along its back in the opposite direction from the rest of its coat. They require consistent training and correct socialization and are often not the best choice for inexperienced dog owners for they are strong-willed and confident dogs. In October 2017, Astrid Palmer sustained wounds to her left forearm after she was bitten by a brown Rhodesian Ridgeback at a friend's home in Billericay. Ireland, Italy, UK and Switzerland all forbid the ownership and importation of the Rhodesian Ridgeback. And that's it for Most Illegal Dog breeds. Which of these breeds got you petrified? Let us know in the comments below. And if you liked this video, you should definitely check out our video on your screen.

A golden eagle attacked an 8-year-old in Kyrgyzstan. The bird held the girl's back with claws and pecked the back of her head. The injuries were severe. The girl was taken to a hospital, where her injuries were stitched up. There is another Footage of a giant golden eagle that swoops down and snatches a young kid. the eagle picks up the baby and drops it. Don't worry as this baby is also fine. The girl and baby survived the attacks but not all the animals are that lucky. It's hard to believe but eagles have been captured attacking animals that are twice their size equipped with exceptional eyesight coupled with a beak that could cause serious damage and sharp talons with a grip that is 10 times stronger than that of a human it is safe to say the Eagles have what it takes to take down just about any animal. Welcome back to another video on our channel today we will look at the most amazing and flawless eagle attacks ever caught on camera. You wouldn't believe it if these moments weren't recorded! #13 Wolf Wolves are known to walk in packs and find strength in their unity we can't tell why this particular one is by itself the lone wolf was walking through the snow when it sensed something unusual out of curiosity it took a few glances before it realized that the eagle was onto him it immediately took off at a neck-breaking speed but the eagle had calculated its move quite accurately it matched up to the wolf's speed and attacked it the wolf's roar and teeth were insufficient to drive the eagle away. The eagle rapidly killed the wolf, and another eagle joined him shortly after, either to lend support or join the feast. #12 Bear Next attack is on bear! yes you heard that right a bear a grizzly bear for that matter this eagle must have some nerve to goattack such a huge creaturebut wait size doesn't intimidate eaglesbut i just can't bring myself to understand how this eagle had planned to take down this bear that was just minding its business clearly it was caught by surprise a slap on the head out of nowhere look at how clueless it was about what had just happened the eagle seems to quickly realize that it had picked an impossible target i highly doubt if it went back for a second attack. #11 Shark Sharks have a fearsome reputation for attacking humans in more or less warm and deep waters. But in this video a large bald eagle slowly walked up to a shark that was stranded in the shallow waters. The eagle looked rather concerned that the shark was just lying there the right thing to do at this point is to pull the shark towards the deeper water so this eagle was off to a good start as a check to see if the poor shark was still alive a minute later it was joined by another bald eagle. #10 Lion King Jungle aganist the King of sky? that is right! King of the sky an eagle wastes no time when it comes to attacking but this eagle gets points for patience they perched on a tree branch watching this group of lioness in their cubs obviously waiting for the opportune time to carry a cub with it the rain came and went but this eagle was still there silently watching once the lionesses were on one side and the cubs on the other the eagle felt it was time to attack the cubs but from the ground quite an unusual move as eagles operation a pick and go basis, no landing this eagle decided to creep up on the cubs low and slow but the cubs eventually noticed so as it got closer to the cubs the cubs did what they do best be playful and curious they thought the eagle was there to play but when it started to take defense the cubs knew they were up against something else they seemed to have learned about team hunting early enough as each cub took turns and attacking the eagle lucky for them the eagle was weak and could barely defend itself a lioness intervened at some point but these little cubs got themselves a snack. #9 Mountain Goat Mountain goats like eagles are not afraid of heights in fact this trait keeps them safe from predators. They may be safe from other predators but they are at an arm's reach for eagles and that's not a good thing. These mountain goats seem to know that as soon as the eagle took off the wise ones started running down the rocks to save themselves a not-so-smart mountain goat was still standing there and tried to flee a little too late and was about to pay for it dearly the eagle grabbed it by the horns and dragged it from the rocks and flew with it for a short while before finally dropping the mountain goat from a couple of meters above the ground that was a long way down so gravity took over and the eagle found its meal dead and ready. #8 Leopard No animal is safe in the eyes of an eagle but the leopard is just as ruthless as the eagle and most especially when her cubs are involved no mother is willing to show mercy to their child's worst nightmare. This leopard is about to do just that it had left its cubs in search of food and before it was even completely out of sight the eagle thought it was the right time to attack the cubs. Unfortunately for it this mother leopard was very keen her motherly instincts kicked in and in a blink of an eye the leopard had already jumped from one tree to another and onto the eagle's neck the good news is that our cute cubs didn't have to stay for long without food that eagle kept them busy as their mothe looked for a better meal. #7 Snake It's hard to tell what animals can scare the hell out of an eagle because a venom-spitting snake certainly isn't one of them. This eagle is quite aware that snakes can be sneaky and unpredictable, hence a not so easy target. The eagle landed just to make sure that the snake didn't get away or harm it. The snake was not about to go down without a fight and it immediately took defence by spitting venom towards the eagle. The eagle didn't look moved at all, the most it did was take a step back. Since it had already made its mind up, the eagle went ahead and attacked the snake, squeezing every little bit of life out of it. #6 Raccoons Raccoons are endowed with proficient little hands that can break into almost anything. It is a no wonder that they have turned into sneaky little thieves. Their dexterous hands are all they need to keep their mouths fed. On the other hand, eagles are very territorial and especially with their nest. They are not to attack anything that comes anywhere close to it. This raccoon didn't get the memo. It made an effort of climbing 80ft up this tree. It wasn't climbing all the way up there for nothing. It was on a mission...a mission to steal eggs from the eagle's nest. Once it got there, mother eagle immediately began to attack it, but this raccoon was quite adamant and really wanted those eggs. But after a few slaps from those 1 meter wings it had to retreat otherwise it would have had it worse. The male eagle also enforced security just to make sure the raccoon wouldn't come up to the nest again. #5 Kangaroo This poor marsupial had its peace unceremoniously disrupted by an eagle that had launched an aerial attack on it. For an animal that can serve one of the most powerful kicks in the world, this problem would have been solved. The only issue was that the problem in question was flying and has a pretty great eyesight and instinct. The kangaroo would have also wanted to run, but the fence wasn't giving it much space to get away. The good news is that the kangaroo had a few tricks up its sleeves. It dodged the eagle, constantly going in the opposite direction of the eagle and threw a few kicks here and there. The eagle had no choice but to abandon its mission. #4 Sloth In all honesty, this has got to be one of the most unfair fights. Here me out...We are talking about a well seasoned hunter versus the world's slowest animal. Yes, sloths take a whole minute to cover a 30cm distance. You'll mostly find these sleeping beauties hanging upside down from a tree branch or clutching on a tree trunk like this sloth here. From the time the eagle had swooped down to time of capture, the sloth had barely moved. You can see that it was really trying to move fast. But it can't lift it's whole body on one limb fast enough. Poor creature didn't have the chance to defend itself. And just like that, it's gone, never to be seen again. #3 Dog We'd love for man's best friend to be safe from these birds of prey, but sadly they are not. I know...it's every dog owner's worst nightmare. It is said that sometimes eagles attack dogs just to tease them but other times, things end pretty badly. In which case, if the talons don't do the job, the hooked beak will finish where the talons started. I'm pretty sure you don't want to wait to find out whether the eagle is playing or hunting. #2 Rabbit Rabbits are one of the most adorable creatures and we wouldn't want them to be on this list. But, we must face reality. The wild, is not the coziest place to be. Survival is only granted to the fittest. Camouflage goes a long way, but the white fur coat of this rabbit is not doing it any good. It made it a clear target for the eagle which immediately launched its attack on this poor rabbit. Aware of the looming danger, the rabbit took to its feet. When the eagle started flying, the rabbit started running. The rabbit's companion who was a few ahead was not going to take any chances. The speed at which they took off is evident in the dust that is being lifted off the ground. Unfortunate for this rabbit, it wasn't able to outrun the eagle which did hesitate to kill it. #1 Crocodile Prepare yourself to see nature's cruel side in action. This mother crocodile, covered her eggs to keep them warm and safe. The eagle appeared quite relaxed you wouldn't even know it had an agenda in mind. A few months later, the eggs began to hatch and little crocodiles popped out. Mother crocodile even helped the get to the water to boost their chance of survival. But the natural drone AKA eagle was quite alert. While crocodiles are the king's of sneak attacks, eagles seem to giving them a run for their money. Barely minutes old, the eagle quickly picked one of the baby crocodiles before they could all get to the water. On its way, the mother crocodile tried to save her baby from the ruthless eagle, but its jump was not high enough. That must have been one devastated mother. And that's it for today. Which of these eagle attacks threw you off your seat. Do let us know in the comments section below. 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Do not narrate yellow titles! In nature, predators usually capture and devour their prey quickly, unless they have to bring it back to their offspring. The animal kingdom operates on a simple rule: it's a eat-or-be-eaten world. Given the ruthless and competitive nature of this environment, it's quite astonishing to see some predators forgo a meal and let their prey go! Number 10 – Lion carries baby antelope A couple visiting Kruger National Park had an astonishing encounter when they witnessed a lion carrying a baby antelope as if it were its own cub. The couple shared a video of this remarkable moment on the internet, and it quickly went viral. At first glance, it appeared to be a lioness caring for her cub. However, upon closer inspection, they realized it was a young male lion carrying a newborn antelope. The fate of the baby antelope's mother remained uncertain; she might have been grazing and inadvertently strayed too far from her offspring. The couple eventually lost sight of the lion and the baby antelope. Nevertheless, they could still hear the antelope's distressed cries, which added to the heart-wrenching nature of the situation. We will never know what happened to the baby antelope but one can guess. Number 9 – Leopard takes care of baby baboon In the wild, a leopard was on the hunt when it spotted a baboon. What the leopard didn't see at first was the baby baboon nearby. With lightning speed, the leopard pounced, swiftly dispatching the mother without breaking a sweat. Carrying its prize away, the unexpected happened: a baby baboon emerged from hiding. Clearly startled, the leopard cautiously approached the baby baboon. There was a moment of mutual surprise as the baby tried to make sense of the situation. In an astonishing turn of events, the leopard displayed a surprising motherly instinct, gently placing a paw on the baby baboon's head. They stayed together until after sunset. Strangely, the baby baboon seemed to trust the leopard, forming an unlikely bond despite the earlier attack. It was a touching moment of connection in the wild. Number 8 – Lion Protects Baby Rhino Full-grown rhinos, weighing between 1 and 3 thousand pounds, possess formidable defenses against predators in the wild. However, the vulnerability of their babies makes them an easier target. This was likely the calculation made by a pack of opportunistic hyenas. Hyenas are known for their ruthless opportunism, seizing any chance they get without warning. Their attack on the baby rhino is methodical, with the hyenas delivering relentless jabs from all angles. Although the mother fiercely defends her calf, she lacks the night vision advantage the hyenas possess. After several attempts, a hyena manages to latch onto the baby. For a moment, it seems all hope is lost until a nearby lion appears on the scene. The lion had been scavenging nearby when it heard the commotion and decided to investigate. The lion's intervention halts the attack and saves the baby rhino, which was on the brink of death. Thanks to the lion, the baby escapes into the night with its mother, and the hyenas are left to search for another meal elsewhere. Number 7 – Lion Takes Care of Baby Wildebeest This video showcases a remarkable moment that adds positively to the lion's reputation. In the Serengeti of Africa, a typical predator-prey scenario unfolds as a lioness on the hunt seizes a newborn wildebeest calf, compelling the mother to abandon her minutes-old baby. However, instead of immediately attacking the kill, the lioness appears to pause and think for a moment. In an unexpected turn of events, the lioness seems disarmed by the calf's lack of fear. She allows the defenseless baby to stay by her side in the shade while she surveys her surroundings. Astonishingly, the helpless calf appears to form a bond with this apex predator, nuzzling and behaving as if the lioness were its own parent. For reasons unknown, the lioness doesn't intervene to stop this. When the lion's attention is diverted, and the calf is left unattended, the wildebeest mother seizes the opportunity to rescue her child. Number 6 – Tigress Adopts Piglets It's nearly unimaginable to envision a scenario where these two very different animals coexist peacefully, and if they did, it might not end well for the smaller creatures. However, in a zoo near Bangkok, an extraordinary relationship unfolds. Here, a Bengal tigress assumes the role of caregiver to a group of piglets, as if they were her own offspring. To clarify, the zookeepers had taken the piglets away from their biological mother and placed them in the tigress's enclosure. Surprisingly, instead of fear, the piglets approached the tigress, who, in turn, adopted them as her own and raised them. Notably, the piglets even sported tiger-print coats, which served a dual purpose: not only did they resemble tiger cubs, but the coats also helped keep them warm, as some areas of the zoo were deliberately kept cool. Number 5 – Lion Saves Wildebeest From Hyenas Hyenas are notorious troublemakers, and their intentions are seldom benign. In this scenario, a newborn wildebeest, only moments old, has already captured the attention of these opportunistic predators. The hyenas encircle the mother, eagerly searching for any vulnerability, but the calf remains vigilant, staying close to its mother. As the hyenas begin to approach in packs, most of the wildebeest herd makes a swift getaway. However, the baby remains vulnerable to the hyenas. But what the hyenas fail to notice is a lion observing from a distance. With remarkable ease, the lion lunges at a hyena, swiftly taking it down and effectively driving it away, ensuring the safety of the baby wildebeest. Number 4 – Lioness Helps Tigress Raise Cubs n the world of apex predators, it's a rare sight to witness them getting along peacefully. Typically, everything is a fierce battle, whether it's for food or territory, and they won't hesitate to pounce on each other when threatened. However, an astonishing scene unfolded when a lioness was spotted assisting a tigress in raising her cubs. What's even more surprising is that the lioness appears comfortable cuddling with the tiger cubs. Caretakers at the national park where this occurred expressed that they had never seen anything like it before, emphasizing the importance of expecting the unexpected in the wild. This extraordinary sight left tourists in awe, with some expressing amusement at the idea of the tigers adopting the lifestyle of the lioness. The lioness seems driven by a sense of responsibility to care for the tiger cubs, assisting the mother tiger in ensuring her offspring are well looked after. Number 3 – Lion Lets a Baby Baboon Go In a dramatic scene, a pride of lions came across a troop of baboons while passing by a tree, signaling lunchtime for the big cats. As some baboons attempted to flee, one unfortunate member made a fatal mistake and ended up in the jaws of a lioness. However, something else captured her attention. A month-old baboon had ventured away from its mother and was struggling to climb the tree. Unfortunately, its instincts and strength were not well-developed at this early stage. Intriguingly, the lioness didn't go in for the kill, even though it would have taken mere seconds. Instead, she appeared captivated and engaged in playful interaction with the baby baboon. The baby jumped up and down, screamed, and even struck the lioness in a desperate search for help. It seemed that the lioness found all of this entertaining as she playfully knocked the baby down from the tree, observing its struggles. Eventually, the baby stayed on the ground, settling down between the lioness's paws and beyond the reach of the other lions. In a moment of instinct, the baby baboon latched onto the lioness's chest and attempted to suckle, creating a truly unexpected and astonishing moment. Number 2 – Leopard Befriends an Impala In a surprising encounter recorded in Kruger National Park, South Africa, we witness an impala displaying unusual behavior in the presence of a leopard. Unlike most impalas that would wisely flee upon spotting a leopard, this one seems less fearful and possibly even curious. The young impala appears to nuzzle its nose, suggesting an improbable connection or imprinting on the leopard. Remarkably, the impala makes no attempt to escape, even when the leopard engages in playful roughhousing. This unique interaction continues for about an hour before the leopard eventually strolls into the bush, and the impala, quite astonishingly, follows along. Regrettably, there's no footage of what transpired afterward, but it's known that big cats like leopards sometimes engage in play with their prey. While we might hope for a heartwarming, lasting friendship, the truth is, we can't be certain of the outcome. Number 1 – Lioness Adopts an Antelope In Kenya's Samburu Reserve, an astonishing and heartwarming scene plays out as a lioness takes on an unexpected role as the adoptive mother of a baby Oryx antelope. This unlikely pair forms a bond that defies the conventional laws of nature. What's even more remarkable is that the lioness assumes the role of protector, shielding the young antelope from potential predators in the wild. Of course, a lioness and a baby Oryx antelope are quite an unlikely pair, but we've seen some pretty unexpected scenarios in this video so far. That it for today, We'd love to hear which of these stories surprised you the most, so feel free to share your thoughts in the comments section. 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You know that people can make millions of dollars as influencers or heirs, but have you ever thought about animals who can make bank just by being themselves? The relationship between man and animal predates capitalism, but that hasn't stopped some of the wealthiest people to ever live from trying to mix the two by leaving their ridiculous fortunes to their pets. Many pet owners don't shy away from putting their pets on social media, and sometimes their adorable dogs and cats even cash in big time. Whether through inheritance or merit, these pets have a higher net worth than any of us will achieve in a lifetime. Welcome to another video on our channel. Today we will tell you about the richest animals on earth that are going to make you jealous with their importance and bank balance. So, without further ado, here are the wealthiest pets in the world and how they made their fortunes. 16 - Gunther IV Dog, worth $500 Million Gunther IV by the appearance of him looks just like another German Shephard - and he should! Because he is a German Shephard but he's not a common Dog. When Countess Karlotta Libenstein of Germany passed away in 1991, her will made sure that $80 Million was left for Gunther III. Only a short month after Leibenstein died, Gunther III passed away as well leaving his vast fortune to his son, Gunther IV. The guardians who were in charge of Gunther IV's care turned his fortune into five times what it was originally worth through smart investments, making Gunther IV the richest animal on Planet Earth. With $500 million to his name Gunther IV dines on steak and caviar and owns multiple million-dollar homes. 15 - Choupette Cat, worth $200 Million Karl Lagerfeld is proud to announce and represent his cat all around the world as one of the richest and most stylish cats in the world - and why wouldn't he. The cat actually looks quite expensive and well maintained. She earned all of the reputation and money from making commercials. Earning almost $5 million each year this cat is out on a rampage making it the richest cat that is also actively earning. Choupette received some of a $195 million fortune after Karl's death in early 2019. 14 - Grumpy Cat Cat, worth $99.5 Million We can simply guarantee that you must have seen this cat somewhere. The way this Cat has made its wealth sounds funny, as the money actually is something she doesn't even know of. In just two years the cat — who's real name is Tardar Sauce — has made $99.5 million from products that feature her appearance, including best-selling books and a film. The movie "Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever" has been publicized as a cross between "Home Alone" and "Die Hard". This cat has made her owner a rich woman as well and since then, her owner, Bundesen has left all of her other jobs to take care of her healthy – and wealthy -cat. 13 - Olivia Benson Cat, worth $97 Million Not many celebrity pets are millionaires, but Taylor Swift's cat sure is. The hitmaker is the proud owner of Olivia Benson, a Scottish Fold feline she's had since 2014. Under the ownership of Swift, Olivia has not only become famous, but also very wealthy. Today, she's one of the richest pets in the world, and her vast commercial work is to thank for this. According to the 2018 Pet Rich List, Olivia Benson has a net worth of $97 million, making her the one of the richest pets in the world. Taylor Takes Her Cats Literally Everywhere. Here's Olivia in her cat carrier, which—and I cannot emphasize this enough—I'd very much love to be transported in. 12 - Toby Rimes Dog, worth $92 Million All of the fortune and its exact amount related with this poodle dog is so far a mystery and it is all because of the death of Ella Wendel, who happened to be the last sister of an extraordinarily wealthy family in New York. Ella Wendel decided to leave her poodle a fortune of an estimated $92 million. The descendent line of dogs has been named Toby Rimes, the last one being known for his charity acts. When Toby died after Ella, all of his wealth was divided and given to various charities. 11 - Kalu Ape, Worth $90 Million The story of Kalu is impressive. Being tied to a tree in Zaire, he was rescued by Patricia O'Neill, daughter of the Countess of Kenmore. Now Chimpanzee Kalu lives in a luxurious mansion in the suburbs of Cape Town, South Africa. He is the richest ape in the world. His owner Patricia O'Neill was so fond of animals that she bequeathed all her money to several dozen dogs and cats, but Kalu got the most – an estimated $90 million. Kalu also owns a farm in Australia. 10 - Winfrey's dogs Dogs, worth $30 Million Oprah Winfrey, one of the richest women in the world, has five dogs Sadie, Sunny, Lauren, Layla, and Luke. We can assume that being one of Oprah Winfrey's pets must have many perks. One such perk is the fact that she has agreed to leave her pooches millions in her will, placing them on the list of the world's richest pets. They will receive $30 million when Oprah dies, which is a fairly large chunk of her total fortune. 9 – Gigoo Chicken, worth $15 million A true hen that lays golden eggs, Gigoo is the only hen to reach the top 10 and one of the few to be considered a pet. Probably the richest chicken the world is ever going to come across and will never find cooked on their dining table. Gigoo was a hen that belonged to a very successful publisher of textbooks, Miles Blackwell. Miles sold all of his stakes at the end of his life and went into raising sheep and hens and when he died in 2001 he left a total of $16 million to this hen. It would have actually taken centuries for Gigoo to eat bird feed from this much money. What else could a hen do with such an amount other than eat. Let us know in comments section below! 8 – Blackie Cat, worth $25 Million Blackie is said to be one of the richest cats from the past, being the owner of a $25 million fortune and also having a world record attached to its name in the same category. Back in 1988 when the owner of Blackie, a British antique dealer, died, he left him a total of $13 million. It was later found out that the total amount of inheritance was even more. 7 – Tommasino Cat, worth $13 Million Well, what can we really say! Cats are very fortunate and their owners are most of the times very generous. Another example of such generosity is Tommasino. This was a stray cat. That's right, this cat was lost and found by one of the property tycoons of Italy named Maria Assunta. Assunta passed away after completing 9 decades of her life and when she died she willed all of her money - estimated to be around $13 million at that time - to an animal charity. Since no charity was found the money went directly to her cat. 6 – Trouble Dog, worth $12 Million That's the name for this Maltese Dog. What's more impressive is that this specific dog wasn't much trouble because it owned a total of $12 million. Leona Helmsley, a real estate investor known for all of her achievements, left the money when she passed away in 2007. The only heir was Trouble to whom Leona bequeathed $12 million. After the death of Helmsley, Trouble lived in an expensive home in very comfortable conditions, went everywhere in his own limousine, received the best food and, in general, was not denied anything. As many have recorded and told, Trouble was named such only because it was known to bite people and misbehave in a luxury mansion located in Florida. 5 - BOO Dog, worth $8 Million Boo, a famously adorable Pomeranian owned by Irene Ahn, has built a merchandising brand around himself based purely on his unfiltered cuteness. Life-sized stuffed versions of him are available for purchase, he has his own book, and he has accrued several million social media followers. His net worth currently sits at about $8 million. 4 - Bart the Bear II Bear, worth $6 Million While many animals on this list may have come into their wealth by the sheer chance of being taken in by wealthy people, Bart the Bear 2 put in his time to earn his millions. While we personally aren't fans of wild animals being forced to do mankind's bidding, this particular bear has made a name for himself appearing in several Hollywood films, including Dr. Dolittle 2, Into the Wild, and We Bought a Zoo as well as Game of Thrones where he went against Jaime Lannister and Brienne of Tarth. Born in the U.S. in 2000, this Alaskan Brown Bear and his owners, Doug and Lynne Seus, are responsible for his illustrious acting career. 3 - Conchita Dog, worth $3 Million Often referred to as one of the most spoiled dogs in the world, Conchita was a Chihuahua who belonged to Gail Posner, a very well-known socialite from Miami. When she died in 2010, she left Conchita a handsome amount of $3 million in the trust funds and also a very big mansion in Miami beach said to have a worth of $8.3 million. Now the dog isn't that intelligent and is also spoiled - not behaving well despite having this much money and that's a burn. 2 - Flossie Dog, Worth $3 Million So far all of the animals on this list were fortunate enough to acquire their money after their owners died. Flossie is a dog owned by famous Hollywood actress Drew Barrymore. When fire took her house, Flossie barked to alert her owner and her husband. She saved both of their lives and as a token of thanks Barrymore put her house, which is worth millions of dollars in trust for this very dog. 1 - Doug the Pug Dog, Worth $1.5 Million If dogs wore crowns, Doug would be king of pup culture! With 3.5 million Instagram followers and almost 12 million followers across all his social media channels, the six-year-old pug belonging to Leslie Mosier has had an impressive career. The four-legged cutie plays Monchi in the Oscar-nominated animation The Mitchells vs The Machines, earns a reported US$22,400 per post on Instagram, and is also a People's Choice award winner. Whether through inheritance or merit, these pets have a higher net worth than any of us will achieve in a lifetime. What are your thoughts on these pets? Let us know in the comments section below. And if you liked this video you’re gonna love our video on the most expensive horses ever sold!

Have you ever wondered about the most expensive horses in the world? Owning a horse is an expensive proposition. Factors such as the breed, age, performance level, and capability influence a horse's price. Some of the most expensive horses in the world have sold for tens of millions of dollars. These horses are so expensive they sometimes cost more than the poshest of cars and at times even more than airplanes. The most expensive horse ever sold was a thoroughbred named Fusaichi Pegasus, purchased for $70 million. Think about this: A new general aviation jet will cost you only $1 million – and you could own 70 of them at that price. The second most expensive horse was Justify, which was sold for $60 million in 2015. Hello and welcome to another video on YouTube 10s. With some breeds going for millions of dollars, prices vary even within the same breed. Before you go shopping for your next horse, let's take an in-depth look at some of the most expensive horse breeds …and what determines their value. Let's get started! #16 Moonin The Eagle - 2.1 Million Dollars Quarter horse Moonin The Eagle sold at the 2018 Heritage Place Fall Mixed Sale.This racing Quarter Horse stallion set at a record auction price of $2,100,000. He was a champion racehorse who had won 10 of his 14 career starts. Along the way, he set two track records: Remington Park 440 yards at :20.808 seconds and the 440-yard track record at Hialeah Park in :21.192 seconds. Moonin The Eagle also had a successful career as a sire. #15 Plavius - 9.2 Million Dollars Plavius is a racing thoroughbred, owned by the Vice President of the United Arab Emirates, who paid $ 9.2 million for it. The gelding won approximately $41K in its career, and was in 13th place in its last race. His career record included two wins, three places and two shows only. #14 Jalil - 9.7 Million Dollars One of the most expensive horses of all time was Jalil. This racehorse was sired by storm-cat and was fouled in February 2004. Sheikh Mohammad bought Jalil for 9.7 million dollars on behalf of the Godolphin Racing Operation. His official racing career started in 2006 after being trained by Saeed bin Suroor in Europe. His first race was at the age of 2, and after a short but successful career of two years till 2008, he was retired. #13 Snaafi Dancer - 10.2 Million Dollars Snaafi Dancer was a thoroughbred racehorse, so he was destined to be expensive, but that $10 million price tag was still somewhat surprising. Bidding started at $1 million before quickly reaching $3 million just 10 seconds after the auction started. According to someone familiar with the auction, Sheikh Mohammed bid on Snaafi Dancer because he was the "best-looking horse" for sale. Incredibly, Snaafi Dancer never actually raced. That's a big deal when it comes to ultra-expensive racehorses. As it turns out, Snaafi Dancer just wasn't great at racing, so the owners decided not to enter him in any competitions. #12 Moorlands Totilas - 10.6 Million Dollars Dutch Warmblood Moorlands Totilas was a dressage horse who attracted a lot of attention – and a lot of money – during his career. Totilas was known for his exceptional movements and his striking black coat. This made him a sought-after horse for both dressage competitions and demonstrations. In 2010, Paul Schockemöhle, along with German dressage rider Matthias Rath purchased Totilas for a record-breaking price of €9 million. This made Totilas the most expensive dressage horse in history. While some criticized the high price tag, others saw it as a sign of dressage's growing popularity – and profitability. Totilas died in 2020 at 20 years old as a result of severe colic. #11 Padron - 11 Million Dollars Beautiful Arabian horse Padron was a renowned show horse in halter. He was the Canadian National Champion Stallion at halter in 1981 and followed that up with an impressive U.S title win one year later. Padron was also a successful stud who left behind an incredible legacy. He sired 770 pure-bred offspring, including 50 winners of National Shows; 12 international champions and over 180 others that ranked. **Before we move on here is a quick challenge for you, if you can leave a like on this video smash that subscribe button, and turn on the notification in less than 5 seconds, you will have 10 years of amazing luck, hurry up and try it, it actually works** #10 Meydan City - 11.7 Million Dollars Although the information on Meydan City is limited, reports say the horse is a thoroughbred that sold for more than $11 million in 2006. Thoroughbred horses are known for their athletic abilities and refined appearance. Incredibly, this breed can reach top running speeds of 40 mph. Meydan City was purchased by John Ferguson. John is the bloodstock manager for Sheikh Mohammed, which means he buys horses for breeding and racing on Sheikh Mohammed's behalf. #9 Seattle Dancer - 13.1 Million Dollars The most expensive thoroughbred racehorse of 1985 was the Seattle Dancer. This Irish Thoroughbred racehorse was bred in Kentucky and sold for a price of 13.1 million dollars in July 1985 at the Keeneland Selected Sale. Sadly, Seattle Dancer died in June 2007 at the age of 23. Over the course of his career, Seattle Dancer competed in several races, including the Grand Prix de Paris where he won second place. #8 MHS Going Global 13.5 - Million Dollars An Irish showjumper named Greg Broderick rode Going Global at the 2016 Rio Olympics. Showjumping is a horseback riding competition where riders and horses navigate a jumping course, attempting to clear the hurdles as quickly as possible. Going Global sold for about $13.4 million shortly after competing at the 2016 Olympics. When the sale was announced, Greg Broderick said the two had shared an "unbelievable journey, from novice classes in Ireland to making dreams come true with the Olympic Games." Greek heiress and showjumper Athina Onassis purchased 10-year-old Irish superstar MHS Going Global. Before the sale, he competed on ten international teams, including two Longines FEI Nations Cup Finals (Spain). #7 Palloubet d'Halong - 15 Million Dollars Jan Tops, an international riding school and competitive showjumping team owner bought Palloubet d'Halong for $15 million. He is a 10-year old Selle Francais gelding. An exception to the rule of expensive racehorses the Palloubet D'halong is the most skilled and most expensive showjumping horse in the world. At first, its purchase was thought to be personal, but it was soon realized that the horse was bought to compete in the Qatar CSI competition with Ali Yousef Al Rumaihi as the rider. Palloubet d' Halong was developed and sold by swiss rider Janika Sprunger. They competed successfully at the Grand Prix level. Because of his quick rise in the jumping world and his relatively young age, many people were willing to pay top dollar for this gelding. #6 The Green Monkey - 16 Million Dollars When you think of the most expensive horses in history, it's hard not to think of The Green Monkey. He was sold for 16 million dollars when he was still a two-year-old colt, making him an instant celebrity. He was a descendant of both Northern Dancer and Secretariat, so hopes were high for his racing career. Unfortunately, the Green Monkey was a grave disappointment for investors and the sport. Despite capturing that exorbitant price, the Thoroughbred ended up returning less than $11,000 in prize money. He's still called the biggest waste of money on a horse ever. #5 Annihilator - 19 Million Dollars The Annihilator, one of the highest-priced horses in the world, was considered to be a very athletic horse. Thanks to its beautiful dark chocolate mane, the racehorse was also perfect for a good show. Annihilator was sold for $19 million, which means he is well deserving of a place on the list of most expensive horses of all time. The Thoroughbred racehorse only won around $3,000 in prize money. Little is known about his offspring, but it can be assumed they met with only moderate success as well. #4 Marwan Al Shaqab - 20 million Dollars Marwan is considered the most valuable Arabian horse of all time. Its owner was offered 20 million for the stallion and turned it down. Since Marwan wasn't sold, Padron retains the title of the most expensive Arabian horse. #3 Shareef Dancer - 40 Million Dollars The third most expensive horse to make our list is Shareef Dancer; he was purchased in 1983 for $40 million. He raced in the UK and won three out of five races, including one Group I race, the Irish Derby Stakes. So, what made Shareef Dancer so expensive? In short, it was a combination of factors. The timing was right, horse racing was flourishing, and Shareef Dancer was an incredibly fast horse with impeccable bloodlines. He was descended from one of the most successful studs in history, Northern Dancer, another horse bought by the Emir of Dubai in 1983. Northern Dancer had a modest racing career but shined as a sire. #2 Justify – 60 Million Dollars In 2018, a thoroughbred racehorse named Justify was valued at an impressive $75 million. Justify was a chestnut son of Scatcat. He was purchased at Keeneland's September yearling auction for $500,000. He began his racing career as a three-year-old and was undefeated in his six-race career, winning the Triple Crown—the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness Stakes, and the Belmont Stakes—in 2018. He was only the thirteenth horse in history to achieve this feat, and his racing triumphs made him immensely valuable. His breeding rights were sold to Coolmore for $60 million. Combined with his $15 million in winnings his value is $75 million. **Before we reveal our final entry, be sure to check out other amazing videos on our channel and give us a like if you enjoyed this video so far, and tell us in the comments which one of these horses you like the most and why** #1 Fusaichi Pegasus - 70 Million Dollars In 2000, a horse named Fusaichi Pegasus sold for an incredible $72 million. That insanely steep price tag broke the previous world record of $40 million held by Shareef Dancer. Fusaichi Pegasus was a Kentucky Derby winner and ran just one more race after he was purchased by Ashford Stud. With such an impressive career, breeders were excited by the possibilities of this horse. Initial bids came in at $30-50 million, but the final sale totaled more than $70 million. Fusaichi Pegasus brought home almost $2 million. The Thoroughbred won the 2000, Kentucky Derby. After retirement, he sired over 75 global stakes winners. Still, Fusaichi Pegasus remains labelled a disappointment considering the size of the initial investment. Amazingly, Fusaichi Pegasus was sold for just $4 million as a yearling. "A Star from a Young Age". That wraps up our list of most expensive horses in the world. Which one of these expensive horses amazed you the most? Let us know in the comments section below. And if you liked this video you’re really gonna love our videos on the 14 most beautiful horses in the world and the fastest horses on earth!

Hunting prey bigger than themselves isn't just about being brave. Smaller predators have to use clever tactics or have strong weapons to catch animals much larger than them. But these little fighters never give up; they're determined to get their big meals in one way or another. In this relentless battleground of the wild, these diminutive warriors never back down from any challenge. Whether they're defending their vulnerable young or confronting oversized bullies, they fearlessly stand their ground. From tiny, relentless insects launching audacious assaults on unsuspecting birds to reptilian marvels swallowing whole water buffalo, the realm of animal predation delivers a heart-pounding spectacle of survival. Astonishingly, some of these audacious hunters are mere infants, yet they consistently emerge victorious in their daring pursuits. Even in the natural realm, size, as it turns out, doesn't matter. Alright, let's dive in! but before we do make sure to subscribe to our channel! Number - 15 Dragonfly Dragonflies, or more specifically, dragonfly larvae, play a significant role as aquatic predators, often preying on tadpoles. This predation pressure has led tadpoles to develop cunning defensive strategies. In the case of leopard frog tadpoles, when they find themselves in a pond inhabited by dragonfly larvae, they expedite their maturation process. Previously, it was believed that dragonfly larvae didn't target adult frogs, but recent studies have revealed otherwise. These insatiable larvae would venture out of their aquatic habitats onto water plants, launching surprise attacks on adult frogs, devouring them alive as the frantic frogs attempted to escape, often in vain. Every so often, adult dragonflies become active participants in the pursuit of prey. Take, for instance, the intriguing case of the dragonhunter, a Canadian dragonfly. This formidable predator seizes a ruby-throated hummingbird by the neck and feeding on it! Number 14 – Honey Badger This tough little critter might be small, but it's got a lot of heart. Meet the honey badger, a robust and clever mammal. It has a strong, flat body with short legs and sharp claws that are perfect for digging. What's really cool is its skin – it's tough and loose enough that the honey badger can turn around and bite its attackers! Speaking of bites, honey badgers can survive bites from some seriously dangerous creatures. They munch on scorpions and snakes without a care, thanks to their high immunity to venom. These little daredevils are so brave that they've been spotted chasing young lions away from their meals and taking on buffalos. In one incredible story, a single honey badger even held its own against six lions at once! Number 13 – Goliath Birdeater The Goliath bird eater, as its name suggests, is a tarantula known for its ability to prey on large adult birds. However, don't be misled by the name – they are not exclusive to birds and are opportunistic hunters that will attack a variety of prey. This moniker stems from an 18th-century copper engraving by Maria Sibylla Merian, which depicted one of these tarantulas devouring a hummingbird. Despite their fearsome reputation, these spiders rarely pose a threat to humans. Nevertheless, it's still unwise to provoke them, as they carry venom in their fangs. While they won't view humans as prey, their bite can cause several hours of discomfort and pain. Number 12 – Stoat When it comes to predators tackling prey larger than themselves, the stoat takes the prize. These creatures, closely related to weasels, usually feast on small rodents, fish, and occasionally, rabbits. What's impressive here? Well, stoats weigh a mere 260 grams, while the rabbits they go after can reach a hefty 3.6 kilograms or 8 pounds—sometimes ten times their size! Despite their small size, stoats are skilled hunters. They often opt for a neck-biting strategy to swiftly take down their prey, earning them a reputation as fearsome and effective predators. Number 11 – Golden Eagles There's no denying it—eagles rank among the most formidable predators on our planet. We've witnessed their remarkable ability to snatch fish from the water or seize a snake from the ground with effortless grace before soaring away. Among them, the Golden Eagle shines as one of North America's largest, fastest, and most agile raptors. Adorned with lustrous golden feathers on its head and neck, this eagle boasts a formidable beak and talons that exemplify its hunting prowess. With a diverse palate, these eagles are opportunistic eaters, devouring nearly anything they can overpower, from other birds to small mammals and reptiles. But their predatory prowess doesn't stop there. Golden eagles have astoundingly been observed taking down goats and deer by swooping into them, forcing them off cliffs. You can realize these birds confidently go after prey very far outside their weight class! Number 10 – Wolverine Not the Wolverine from X-Men, but this little guy is something like a weasel on steroids! Meet the Wolverine, known for its insatiable appetite, unmatched ferocity, and a reputation for fearing absolutely nothing. Despite its relatively small size, it possesses extraordinary strength and is infamous for taking down prey that dwarfs it in size. These tenacious creatures are opportunistic hunters, often dining on carrion and smaller game like rabbits and rodents. However, when food becomes scarce, Wolverines are willing to put their lives on the line against more formidable opponents. Armed with bone-crushing jaws and an exceptional sense of smell, they're not ones to shy away from a fight! Number 9 – Baboon Baboons are omnivorous creatures with a diverse diet that encompasses both meats and plants. Their menu typically includes grasses, fruits, rodents, birds, and even the young of antelopes, sheep, and various mammals. On occasion, they may even consume other monkeys. Generally, baboons aren't actively seeking confrontations, unless you encroach upon their territory. Baboons can be highly territorial, and when faced with intruders, they're quick to display their intimidating 4-inch fangs. An excellent example of this territorial behavior can be observed when a cheetah ventures into the domain of chacma baboons. The baboons promptly go on high alert, closely monitoring the intruder's every move. They advance rapidly, and as the cheetah retreats, . It's not about territory anymore… it's about sending a message loud and clear: stay away! Number 8 –– Otter Giant otters can be remarkably territorial, particularly when it comes to safeguarding their offspring. When confronted by jaguars encroaching on their turf, trouble is almost inevitable. Despite their seemingly soft and adorable appearance, otters remain formidable and potentially dangerous wild creatures. With strong teeth and a potent bite, they rank high among predators. Some locals in Brazil even refer to them as the "aquatic jaguar," and you can witness in these confrontations how the otters' vocalizations and assertive movements compel the larger felines to step back. Otters have been documented taking down caimans, the formidable giant alligators of the Amazon. Whether you encounter an otter on land or in the water, it's wise to maintain a safe distance of at least 50 yards while appreciating their undeniable cuteness from afar. Number 7 – Piranha Piranhas have earned a notorious reputation as voracious flesh-eaters that devour anything that enters their waters, and this reputation isn't entirely unfounded. These predatory fish are capable of stripping a fellow fish down to the bone in a matter of minutes! Piranhas possess powerful jaws armed with sharp teeth, making them effective hunters. With a bite force stronger than that of a great white shark, they are well-equipped to inflict damage. However, it's worth noting that they typically refrain from targeting prey significantly larger than themselves because they don't form large schools that can tackle substantial quarry. Their diet mainly consists of other fish or wounded animals. Nonetheless, when hunger strikes, piranhas will bite at almost anything within their reach, including other piranhas. Number 6 – Snapping Turtle The common snapping turtle, an omnivorous creature, has a highly varied diet and will consume nearly anything it encounters, whether it's birds, watermelon, or even something as daring as a piranha! These turtles are renowned for their pugnacious nature, especially when they are out of the water. They wield powerful beak-like jaws and possess a remarkably mobile head and neck. While they are primarily aquatic animals, they inhabit a diverse range of aquatic environments, showing a preference for areas with slow-moving water and a soft, muddy, or sandy bottom. Number 5 – Spider wasp Spider wasps earn their name from their hunting habits. These insects sport long legs and often have dark, somewhat oily-looking wings. You'll frequently spot them around flowers, where they indulge in nectar. What distinguishes spider wasps is the behavior of the females in the species. They prey on spiders, stinging and paralyzing them upon capture. Subsequently, the female transports the immobilized spider to her nest, where she lays her eggs. This arachnid becomes a future source of sustenance for the wasp's offspring. Remarkably, spider wasps don't limit themselves to small prey. They're quite willing to take on larger species like tarantulas, despite their substantial size advantage. Utilizing their venomous stinger, these wasps inject a toxin that swiftly paralyzes their prey, rendering them defenseless against the wasp's deadly intentions. Number 4 – Scolopendra centipedes Centipedes, often mistakenly categorized as insects, are actually arthropods, and they predominantly have carnivorous appetites. Among them, the Scolopendra, commonly known as the giant centipede, has a particularly formidable reputation and has even been associated with fatalities. While centipedes in general may prey on small vertebrates like mice, the Scolopendra takes its diet to the next level, targeting larger creatures such as roosting bats inhabiting caves. They scurry across cave ceilings and securely anchor themselves with their legs. In this poised position, they utilize their substantial fang-like forcipules to snatch bats either from the walls as they sleep or even in mid-flight. Impressively, Scolopendra centipedes also venture after snakes, including the highly venomous coral snake, showcasing their exceptional predatory abilities. Number 3 – Snakes Snakes have a unique ability to eat prey much larger than themselves. You've probably seen videos of pythons swallowing deer and crocodiles. Snakes employ two primary methods of attack: venomous bites or constriction. In the case of constriction, a snake will seize its prey with its mouth, coil its body around it, and initiate a process of constriction. As the prey exhales, the snake progressively tightens its coils to prevent inhalation, ultimately leading to the prey's demise. What makes this possible is their stretchy jaws and flexible bones. They can expand their bodies to fit large animals. After eating something big, like a mammal or even a crocodile, they don't need to eat again for several weeks. Number 2 - Praying Mantis Mantises are surprisingly fierce insects, and it may sound unbelievable, but these tiny creatures are indeed challenging the natural order by preying on birds. Praying mantises worldwide engage in this remarkable behavior. Researchers have documented these predators hunting a variety of songbirds and hummingbirds across numerous countries. Scientific observations have revealed brutal encounters where mantises attack and consume small bird species. These encounters can be gruesome, with mantises impaling the bird's chest, suspending it by its legs, or, as depicted in the photo, gripping it by the skull and feeding on its head. The praying mantis may scalp the prey or tunnel through the eye sockets to reach its favorite part: the brain. Number 1 – Epomis Beetle The Epomis beetle species stands out as one of the most exceptional discoveries in the insect world. During their larval stage, these creatures perform a peculiar dance that lures in larger toads and frogs passing by. When an amphibian approaches, attracted by the movement, and attempts to consume the larvae, the cunning larvae swiftly evade the attack and latch onto the amphibian's skin. Once attached, they essentially drain the creature, leaving nothing but bones behind. In extensive research, scientists conducted numerous tests, and in none of these trials did a frog or toad successfully consume the larvae or manage to escape. Interestingly, adult beetles are even bolder, leaping onto a toad's rear and sinking their jaws into its flesh. This intriguing behavior underscores the fact that in the natural world, some of the most successful hunters are actually the youngest, and size, it seems, doesn't always dictate the outcome! Which one of these surprised you the most? let us know in comments and If you enjoyed this video, don't forget to hit the like button and check out more videos on nature and animals on our channel. We'll be back soon with another video, but until then take care and thank you for watching.

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20 Of the Most Amazing and Unique Motorcycles Most Amazing Bikes You Will Ever See 20 Most Amazing Motorcycles to Exist Intro: (Haroon) The world of transportation is constantly evolving, with innovation driving the design and functionality of vehicles to new heights. In recent years, bicycles and motorcycles have experienced remarkable advancements, leading to the creation of some of the most unique and futuristic rides. Today, we will not only discuss bicycles with square and triangle wheels, but also a flying motorbike – yes, you heard that right, a flying motorcycle. These vehicles not only redefine how we move from one place to another, but also offer a glimpse into the exciting possibilities that lie ahead in the realm of personal mobility. Without any further ado let’s get started. (From Aisha) Are you a motorcycle enthusiast who loves to ride? You would definitely know about many motorcycles. But this video gives you a phenomenal ride of the most unique and amazing motorcycles in the world. These motorcycles are not only a great invention but they catch everyone’s eyes on the road. So, let’s start with the video to let you join us on the journey of 20 most unique and amazing motorcycles. Happy Watching! 20 - WAU CYBER Bike Wau cyber bike is a long-range electric bike which is a symbol of uniqueness and charm. It has GPS tracking, fully integrated lights, and a smart computer display. It is among the fastest bikes with a speed of 28mph. These bikes are one of the most discussed launches of 2023 as it has broken all the stereotypes of traditional bikes. This bike has all the in-house tech-savvy modes to be compatible with the cyber system. It has brake lights, indicators and much more to offer. It also has RGB lighting, security and power to support your long route fast ride. 19 - Motorrad Vision Next 100 This unique and amazing vehicle is a symbol of style and spirit. The fashion statement Motoradd is a great bike for riders that gives protection against the weather improving your overall driving experience. It is a black triangular frame, white lines, classical opposed-twin engine type that gives it the look of a naked bike. The high-quality design and great seat position are what make it a roadster giving you the freedom to ride that you have never experienced. It also offers a conditioning feature to cool or hot down the winds from the rider. This BMW’s launch is nothing less than a blessing for riders. 18 - The Q Bicycles (keep the same) Triangle Bicycle Square Bicycle Wheel less Ever heard of a bicycle with square or triangle wheels? It might sound crazy, but a clever person named Sergii Gordieiev came up with these fantastic ideas! The Square Wheel Bicycle is a true marvel that challenges the laws of physics. Its fearless approach to design has led to remarkable inventions, including wheel less and triangle bicycles. Though it may not replace our traditional round-wheeled bikes, this creation showcases the power of thinking outside the box to bring forth functional and extraordinary inventions. He is a famous You Tuber with over 13 a million subscribers and his channel is called The Q; The Q. So, if you haven't seen something like this before, be sure to check out The Q and witness the wonders of innovation! 17 - Kawasaki J Concept The Kawasaki J-Concept is an electric three-wheeled motorcycle that looks like it has come straight out of a sci-fi movie. This bike has two wheels that help it to provide more grip on the road. This bike also has 2 great features upright and attack, the rider can use these according to the situation. It is a bike that nobody has ever thought of. Moreover, the motorcycle was designed to be powered by an electric powertrain. With numerous other features, it also gives a low riding position for high-speed motoring or a more upright one just for cruising. It could do that by modifying the length and height of the wheelbase at a moment’s notice. 16 - Manta5 Hydrofoiler XE-1 Manta5 Hydrofoiler XE-1 is the world’s first water bike that brings the dream of cycling to reality. Manta5 has the sensation of an aero plane as the foiling technology of American Cup’s sailboat is used. A variety of fitness levels can be helpful to the XE-1. Ride a bike along the water’s edge, go boating or take a boat trip with friends and family. It took 8 years of continuous untiring efforts to develop this water bike. This phenomenal design carries more than 100kg of weight which makes it the best water bike. It can go up to 10 mph making you ride high with the waves. 15 - Neutron Bike This new neutron bike is one of the most amazing inventions of 2019. This beautiful green and black bike with the combined blue color is ready to ride the roads with charismatic speed and charm. The maximum speed of this bike is 59.3 mph. It is the greatest invention for blazing fast flat test and mid-pack climb times. This bike looks like a robot while being ridden on the road. It is among the most famous bikes in the United States of America. Are you enjoying the vide? Don’t forget to like, comment and share. Do press the bell icon for more updates. 14 - Ruffian Bike The Ruffian bike is a powerful e-bike made up of unique features and a great machine. This bike has a breathtaking look of side handles and headlights with a great bar-like structure. This bike is a the German-made bike and is made with great material the way it is revealed with charm. A high-performance bike with the extra benefit of riding an emission-free vehicle for genuine people who don’t want to sacrifice style or quality! 13 - SUZUKI BIPLANE The Suzuki Biplane combines the best of the past and present in terms of unique design. Its stability and flexibility are ensured by its dual-wing design, which brings back to the early days of flying. It is excellent fuel efficiency and great flight feel is the result of its use of lightweight materials and cutting-edge engineering. The open layout perfectly gives the feeling of flying freely. Modern features ensure that modern safety standards are not sacrificed for the sake of vintage design. The Suzuki Biplane is a recreational or training aircraft bike that combines the best of the golden age with modern design and technology. It illustrates Suzuki's dedication to new ideas and enthusiasm for bikes. 12 - Lexus NXB Off-Road Luxury and tough capability are brought together in the Lexus NXB Off-Road. It has a unique look that brings off-road confidence with its strong contours, high ground clearance, and protective features. Transitioning between city streets and rough areas is a breeze, thanks to the high-tech all-wheel-drive system and adaptable suspension. An efficient and powerful engine lies behind the hood. The interior displays the typical luxury of a Lexus, together with cutting-edge tools to improve both the ride and the driver's safety. With the NXB Off-Road, Lexus brings its tradition of luxury to the world of adventure, giving intrepid drivers the best of both worlds. 11 - Honda Riding Assist Honda Riding Assist is a great technology that helps motorcyclists maintain their balance and command of the road. It has cutting-edge self-balancing systems built right into the bike to help users out in slow-moving situations like stopping or turning. The system prevents spills and increases rider confidence by modifying the front fork angle and wheelbase length, respectively. The purpose of Honda Riding Assist is to make riding easier for novices and to make experienced riders' rides safer and more enjoyable. Honda's dedication to expanding the technological capabilities of motorcycles is on full display with this innovative addition. 10 – Bicymple The Bicymple is a new kind of cycle that doesn't follow the usual rules. With a simple design, it has a unique dual-chain setup that lets users steer by moving their feet in different ways. This makes the bike's structure simpler, making it easier to move and requiring less upkeep. It is easy to store and move because its body is small. Even though you have to change how you ride, the Bicymple is a new way to enjoy cycling that both serious cyclists and casual users will enjoy. Its unusual form gets people talking and shows the spirit of creative engineering. It changes how we think about and use regular bicycles. 9 - Dodge Tomahawk The Dodge Tomahawk is an amazing piece of tech and art that is very interesting to look at. This motorbike, which was only made in a small number, became famous for its unique look and amazing features. It has a 10-cylinder, 90-degree V-shaped engine from the Viper sports car. This engine gives it 500 horsepower, which is a lot. Its metal body, which looks like something from the future, makes it more aerodynamic. It stands out because it has four wheels, making it more like a quad bike that can go over 300 mph. Even though it is more of a collector's item than a functional car, the Dodge Tomahawk is a bold example of automotive innovation that pushes the limits and make new riding rules. 8 - M55 Beast The M55 Beast is an electric bicycle that is a fascinating mix of art and technology. The Beast changes the way people move around cities with its beautiful design and cutting-edge technology. Its body is made of aerospace-grade aluminum, which makes it strong while keeping it light. The bike can go up to 40 mph and up to 60 miles on a single charge. This is made possible by a powerful electric motor and a lithium-ion battery that can be removed. The M55 Beast is a symbol of luxury because it combines good design with good functionality. It is perfect for people who want to commute in a way that is both exciting and good for the environment 7 - Akrapovic Full Moon The Akrapovic Full Moon is a unique motorcycle exhaust that combines great tech with beautiful design . The Full Moon pushes the limits. It was made by Akrapovic, which is known for making high-performance exhaust systems. Its beautiful round shape, which looks like a full moon, catches everyone’s attention. It is carefully made out of titanium, which makes it both strong and light. Besides looking good, it improves the bike's function by making the airflow and sound better. The Full Moon isn't just an exhaust; it's an example of how innovative and passionate Akrapovic is about both tech and art. It shows how the company wants to change how motorcycles look and work. 6 - Peugeot AE21 The Peugeot AE21 is an example of a new way to get around in cities. It combines style and function with its sleek look and small size. It moves quickly and is good for the environment because it is powered by electricity. The AE21's interior makes the most of the room available, so passengers can sit comfortably, and smart technology keeps everyone connected. Its improved safety features focus on city riding, making it easier to navigate safely. As a solution to the problems that cities face today, the Peugeot AE21 shows a concept of sustainable transportation that can change to meet the needs of people who live in cities. 5 - BMW Alpha The BMW Alpha prototype is both new and elegant, and it pushes the limits of motorcycle design. Alpha has a strong impact because of its smooth lines and aerodynamic shape. Its advanced hybrid powertrain blends speed and efficiency in a way that makes driving exciting while reducing the bike’s impact on the environment. The high-end interior is a mix of cutting-edge technology and comfortable luxury. The driving experience is changed by a panoramic touchscreen display, gesture controls, and AI integration. Alpha's quick handling and response come from the way it was built. Alpha is a great example of how BMW is looking to the future, and it also sets a new bar for sustainable luxury in the vehicle world. 4 - Canyon Future Mobility Concept The Canyon Future Mobility idea imagines a huge change in how people get around. It changes the way people go from one place to the other by combining sustainability, technology, and speed. Key features include electric vehicles that can drive themselves and are linked to each other through a smart network. These cars can handle different kinds of terrain, which makes them easier to use. The idea focuses on shared movement, which cuts down on traffic and pollution. The fleet is powered by clean energy sources and navigated by technology that is at the cutting edge. With comfortable cabins and ways to customize the ride, the passenger is in the center. Canyon Future Mobility goes beyond borders and gives us a taste of a future where transportation works well with nature and new ideas, changing the way we move and talk to each other. 3- Lazareth LM847 The Lazareth LM847 is an amazing piece of engineering that combines the agility of a motorbike with the power of a car. The LM847 has a bold look and a huge 4.7-litre Maserati V8 engine that makes an incredible 470 horsepower. This quad-bike hybrid is unique and amazing. It is four wheels and advanced suspension system gives it a level of steadiness that no other vehicle can match. The LM847 is a one-of-a-kind bike for both motorcycle fans and owners because it combines great technology with beautiful design. Its restricted production makes it even more unique, and it has become a symbol of luxury and innovation in the world of unusual motorcycles. 2 - Audi Carbon Fiber E-Bike The Audi Carbon Fiber e-bike has a beautiful appearance and uses advanced technology. Its lightweight carbon fiber frame makes it quick and strong, which makes riding more fun. The electric motor gives a smooth boost that makes it easy to get over rough ground. With improved connectivity, riders can use the app to track performance and get directions. Audi's style is characterized by designs that are simple but elegant. Audi's dedication to innovation is shown in the e-bike's attention to detail, from its precise engineering to its easy-to-use controls. This carbon fiber e-bike is a mix of luxury and practicality, making it a great choice for both workers and people who like to go on adventures. 1- Yamaha NIKEN The Yamaha Niken is a one-of-a-kind sport-touring motorbike that goes against the grain. The Leaning Multi-Wheel (LMW) technology, which gives it two front wheels for better stability and trust when turning, is its best feature. This radical design not only gives the user a lot of grip but also makes them feel more comfortable on all kinds of terrain. The Niken has a powerful engine that gives it a thrilling ride, and its modern suspension system makes it easy to control. With its striking design and cutting-edge engineering, the Yamaha Niken appeals to riders who want a mix of sportiness and versatility. It pushes the limits of what a motorbike can do in terms of both design and usefulness. We hope you enjoyed this journey through innovation and creativity. Which one of these remarkable innovations captured your imagination the most? Let us know in the comments below and don’t forget to leave a like and subscribe to our channel for more captivating content! Thank you for watching.

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