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Did two enemies team up to get themselves dinner? Judge for yourself as you watch this rare interaction between a leopard, hyena and warthog.
A normal sighting of the Ravenscourt male leopard turned into this incredible interaction as he spotted a pair of warthog in the long grass. The leopard started to stalk the warthog. Eventually the stalk was successful in that the leopard managed to ambush and grab one of the warthogs. The second warthog reacted to the squeals of the first as the leopard tried to down it. A hyena also reacted to the squealing warthog and the remaining warthog ran off as the leopard continued to try and subdue the first. The hyena's presence caused the leopard to lose concentration and the warthog fought back. The warthog escaped the grip of the leopard and charged at the hyena before running off. The hyena chased the warthog, leaving the leopard to recover his breath. The inured warthog charged the hyena again before expiring. The hyena started to feed on the warthog as the leopard watched from a distance. The leopard started to approach the hyena from behind, perhaps in the hope the hyena would get a surprise and leave the warthog long enough for the leopard to grab back. The hyena ignored the leopard and continued to eat the warthog. The leopard approached to within striking distance of the hyena which moved around the warthog meal slightly. The leopard moved to the warthog and started to feed together with the hyena! Leopards have been known to take down hyenas, and vice versa. Leopards hardly ever feed together, not even mother and cubs. To see two such enemies feeding together is an incredibly rare sighting!

Filmed in the Sabi Sand Nature Reserve, Greater Kruger National Park, South Africa

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