This touching scene was recorded by tourist Yves Strybos in Kruger National Park, South Africa.
Specifically, while on a tour, Strybos was informed, a leopard has just killed its prey. However, after the leopard carried the baby buffalo across the road, the mother buffalo gave chase.
It stood next to the tree where the leopard was climbing and stood there for most of the day to claim the body. Right after that, the leopard decided to pull the prey up high. When it had hidden the body in a safe place, it jumped from the tree and ran away from the female buffalo.
In the late afternoon, after making sure that the mother buffalo was no longer there, she returned and enjoyed her meal.
Leopards are the animals with the highest success rate of hunting in the big cat family. Despite its modest size compared to other big cats in the family, leopards are gifted with agility and the ability to climb very well.
A leopard at a healthy age can run more than 60 km/h, leap more than 6 m horizontally and jump 3 m high, can dive down to prey from a tree branch and it can also hide. in an amazing disguise.
A successful hunting of leopards is determined by the accuracy of the process of tracking, stalking and attacking to defeat the prey. When the leopard catches its prey, it will finish it by biting its throat to cause it to lose blood and suffocate to death.