Not possessing a large and strong body, not being equipped with powerful weapons by nature such as horns, claws …, but in the wild African natural world, wild dogs are animals. the most effective predator.
According to statistics from scientists, almost in hunting, wild dogs “have meat” to bring back, because there is an unbelievable success rate of up to 80%. Remember that the rate of “lord of the jungle”, i.e. the lion species is only in the range of 20 – 30%.
So what makes wild dogs so successful?
The answer is “dog pack”. Wild dogs are highly organized herd animals, they often hunt in groups of about 6 – 20 dogs. With skill, endurance and the ability to accelerate unexpectedly quickly from each individual in the group, when combined, they will form an extremely scary hunting collective.
However, the team of skilled hunters accidentally forgot that “higher mountains have higher mountains”, in the wild there are many animals whose name alone makes all species fear. The clip below will show us this more clearly.
It can be seen that a pack of more than a dozen wild dogs were drinking water in a marshy area when suddenly a silhouette of a crocodile was lurking forward. Possessing excellent hearing and keen senses, the dogs quickly formed a team formation to prepare for a big battle.
Crocodile is not naturally nicknamed the “swamp king”, on his home turf, crocodiles are always the nightmare of other species. Therefore, it is unacceptable for foreign invaders to come and threaten the “homeowner”. Despite the overwhelming number of wild dogs, up to more than a dozen, the crocodiles still went ashore to actively attack.
The charisma of the “royal” makes the dogs so small and pitiful. Not a single dog dared to approach the crocodile, but only dared not to growl far away.
This is understandable because when faced with a “monster” with a length of up to 5 m weighing approximately 1,000 kg with jaws that can produce an average bite force of up to 1,700 kg, what animal does not must respect.
After giving the children a horrifying blow, the king of the swamp slowly and slowly returned to his kingdom.
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