This is the moment wild dogs try to hunt down klipspringers that are cornered on the edge of a cliff. Will these antelopes, and their hooves, keep their cool?
Nature
“Not going back that way”
Leopard, Wild Dogs, Hyenas – Oh My
A leopard caught an impala, and immediately other predators came in to do the scavenging (first Wild Dogs, then Hyenas). All while the impala is still alive!
Gannets Diving for Herring (Sometimes Nature Makes You Pause)
“While sitting eating supper and looking out at the water We noticed the gannets gathering. There were more than usual. They flew in a circular formation much like a swirling hurricane. Then they began to dive.”
A “Natural Beauty” Break
Octopus Works For Its Meal
Darwin Award – Switching Driver’s In A Wildlife Park (CAUTION)
CAUTION, Video Can Be Disturbing!
The people on LiveLeak tend to be … um … ruthless with their comments (but very funny at the same time… you know what I mean?). Since this took place at the Beijing Badaling Wildlife Park, the top comment is this one… with a rejoinder:
- Tigers gonna be hungry in an hour.
- Hahaha that fried rice and chicken balls never leaves you satisfied.
More from the DAILY MAIL:
Mountain Lion On a Stroll
Men and the Power of the “Visual”
Why are men so easily turned on sexually by a woman’s legs, but not vice-versa? Why are female strip clubs so much more prevalent and popular than male strip clubs, but not vice-versa? In five minutes, Dennis Prager explains why the answers to these questions reveal so much about male and female sexual nature, and how the visual impacts the two sexes in totally different ways.