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I think this is the same pack that hunted that other adult buffalo on this channel like a month ago. They probably specialise in hunting buffalo adults just like in the late 20th century there was a pack called the genghis pack that specialised in killing zebra adults. Basically when there are enough experienced adults in a pack the sky is literally the limit. They are the best hunters on this planet
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He certainly tried before but after extreme exhaustion kicks in there's not much you can do. That goes for any animal on the planet
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Yhhh hes not old. You lions fans say anything to spin your king narrative, he got his beaten 😂😂😂😂
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Dogs actually kill their prey really fast. Usually under a minute once they've cornered their prey
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@beastmaster0934 I read it wasn't just the hunting of them that ruined their pack sizes but the hunting of their prey. So less prey meant their pack couldn't sustain that many numbers. Humans really mess up everything they touch man...
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@guhv1386 Wild dogs used to be by far the most dominant predators on the African continent. Only 50 years ago they used to roll in packs of 100-200. But declining prey meant they couldn't sustain that many mouths and had to split off. Nothing on this planet is successfully pushing 200 painted wolves of a meal. I dont care how big they are, its too much effort and they might end up becoming a meal themselves.
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@gutemorcheln6134 After some research I found you're right. Packs used to be, 100-200 members. Thats incredible, I believe with that many in one pack they would've been the dominat predator in Africa. I doubt a pride of lions will attempt to take on 200 dogs. And I'd imagine they'd kill anything they wanted. Currently their kill rate is 4/5 but with 200 im pretty sure it would be 5/5!!!
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@bkjeong4302 exactly. Its a shame we can't see the full extent of their incredible abilities in their historic pack size
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This pack dogs probably consisted of many yearlings that were inexperienced. I've literally seen packs handle multiple hyenas from multiple sides easily. And they'd rotate and take turns to hold off the hyenas while the others ate. Seen some where 1 dominant male chases off a hyena
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@rebeltvr6046 Stop the cap, wolves are more than capable of handling apex predators. I've seen the studies, the wolves didn't get wiped out by the tigers, that's not even possible 😂😂😂😂 Wolves literally live with tigers, black bears, brown bears and polar bears ( the largest most powerful predator on earth) Wolves are by far the best overall predators on earth
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Levent.A youre so stupid. Wild dog packs will hunt zebra depending on how much food they need for their pack size. What they hunt always depends on pack size and the average age of their pack members. A large pack with many adult dogs can and will hunt adult buffalo and adult zebra, there are literally videos of adult zebra being hunted by wild dog packs. I dont know how u thought that zebra are exempt from the power of a wild dog pack😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@jkshallinheritearth3883 Nahhh not elephant. That wouldn't even be a good idea because that would require too much effort when their energy is better spent killing a few impala with less risk of injury
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@Girjon05 When a wild dog pack is after impala, the impala dies most of the time. They'll outrun every other predator most of the time not wild dogs. Because when you can run at a steady pace of 35 mph for miles on end, nothing on this planet can out run you. Then add the factor that the pack dont usually just run, they'll flank or lead you to the rest of the pack.
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Literally a video on this channel of them doing it. These guys are the best hunters in earth without a shadow of a doubt
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@B-Rad_99 comparing it to prey animal is completely different. Their food is everywhere. Predators literally have to be in peak shape or else they die a very slow death. That leopard will likely die of infection or starvation
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They were literally killing it themselves. Plus if the dogs never cornered it a hippo is never catching an animal that runs at nearly 100kph. Put some respec on the dogs name😂
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@joshuawalters7520 yhhhh 100+ wild dogs was 50 years ago when their numbers were declining. All sources from the 1800s and before stated they were in packs of several hundred. Meaning 300 minimum. Sooooo yhhh they still would've been the most dominant force in nature, a hyena clan maxes out at 130. 300+ wild dogs beat 130 hyenas...
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@danicakes9212 Instead of fighting? She literally tried, how is she supposed to hit things so far low to the ground and move so quickly. She can try for 24 hrs but will never hit a dog. She had to run because if she kept going till exhaustion she would have become a meal herself Plus the wild dogs had already sent the whole herd packing, no help was coming.
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@joshuawalters7520 Yhhh I agree, I didn't need to say that extra stuff. My bad
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Yhhh hes not old. He's 9 You lions fans say anything to spin your king narrative, he got his beaten 😂😂😂😂
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@HenryDube72 nahhh nothing to do with that. Its humans. Humans are by far the leading cause of deaths for wild dogs. These guys literally used to be in packs of around 100 last century and the century before that has evidence of them being in packs of several hundred. Their breeding rate is more than high enough. Only issue is they share a planet with humans 😂😂😂
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@curious_thinker yh alone would be stupid but in a male collation like the 6 dominate males of the sabi sand its game over. They used to hunt rhinos, rhinos and giraffes in their prime and controlled 8 prides over 7000 acres. The most dominant males collation in lion history, nothing could stop them when they were together
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@allstarpterosaur850 I've seen it happen a lot. When they are both lone hunters they usually don't fight because getting an injury would be worth it. And if they spend their time fighting rather than eating, a rival pack will take it and none will end up eating
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@tgtg7182 I found thats only a recent phenomenon. They used to be by far the most dominant predators on the African continent. Only 50 years ago they used to roll in packs of 100-200. But declining prey meant they couldn't sustain that many mouths and had to split off. Nothing on this planet is successfully pushing 200 painted wolves of a meal. I dont care how big they are, its too much effort and they might end up becoming a meal themselves.
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Nahh, it's just a small headache
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@allstarpterosaur850 a buffalo is never hitting a wild dog. They are way too agile
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@Kratos7686 bro 10 experienced male lions would kill any rhino
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@Florida cracker something called adrenaline. Once that wears off it'll be feeling the full extent of the injuries. The dogs are smart, giving the leopard a slow and painful death from not being able to hunt. A fitting death...
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@dheeraj2377 No I've seen how wild dogs deal with a herd coming to help. They have a plan for that too. Notice how not all the dogs are involved in the hunt they stand around waiting to move/ distract anyone trying to interfere whether its a couple of hyenas or some buffalo. You could see one tried to come but got pushed away. These guys are freaking incredible. I'm split between wolves and wild dogs to who the best overall predators are. I'm probably leaning towards wolves but these guys are amazing too
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He certainly tried before but after extreme exhaustion kicks in there's not much you can do. That goes for any animal on the planet .
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@Pawsandtales321 yhhh I'm not reading all of that you angry boy😂😂😂
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@jurassicsushi exactly, you know your stuff. Kudos to you
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@Dutti why are you lying I literally sent vids of dogs 3-4 dominating hyeana 🤣
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@Mandrak789 again how would it know its coming down. Put yourself in his shows. Youre waiting around for a long time, you're recording certain parts because you don't know when the kill happens. Youre probably speaking you your friends to kill the time. Then you look again and the animal finally down. You take out your phone and record. Why do you people always think there is something malicious 😂😂😂😂 The person recording is a normal tourist. Its not the owner of the channel, tourists will send him the videos and he'll choose which ones to upload. Do you expect an average tourist to be recording for hours at a time ? Be realistic
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Lions seem to be really bad with dealing with resistance from herds. Wild dogs are amazing at this and will keep a few dogs out the hunt to keep watch for hyenas to hold them off or to keep watch for the resistance of a herd of buffalo. With buffalo they immediately stop their resistance. The trick is to push them back quickly before they gain too much confidence because as you can see it takes time for them to realise they have the advantage. For this reason i stated I've basically never seen wild dogs lose a kill from a herd of buffalo coming back. Lions seem to be very dumb in this regard as when the herd is brave enough lions don't try and push them away...
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@VenusEvan_1885 that lion won't see next week😂😂😂
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Is that uncommon now?
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@joshuawalters7520 Looooll, this isn't a debate this is historical fact. Sources from the 1800s state they were several hundred in their their packs, meaning 300+ And yes there was enough prey to sustain them. The prey declining is one of the reasons why their numbers declined so rapidly. Wildebeest literally used to travel in groups numbering a few million. There was enough prey to go around And no I've seen 3 wild dogs handle a hyena. But back to my main point 300+ wold dogs in a pack rule over Africa with no competition...
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@joshuawalters7520 YouTube keeps deleting the links. Are you not mentally capable of typing in the title of the book. I literally put it in speech marks just incase you couldn't comprehend it but you're showing you can't even do that 😂 Its a simple task bro, type in the title of the book and read it
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@pureffm No wild dogs hardly make noise when making a kill. The only time you'll hear them making noise really loudly is to alert other pack members of something. They make the kill and the distress call of the prey is what will alert the hyenas. It's how its always been. They will know but just won't be able to do anything 😂😂😂😂😂
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https://youtu.be/9wf_essxOBg It was stolen from a vid 2 months ago that already went viral...
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Then idiots will complain about how shakey the camera is...
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@MichaelGiordano777 no offence but are you blind ? They all came at the start. But wild dogs are wayy too smart. Not all of them are involved in the hunt, they always have guys watching for threats . When the whole herd came at the start one brave dog come to confront them all. The herd take the bait and chase the single dog. Now the rest of the pack moves in to chase them all off. The plan was for that single dog to get them all running so the rest of the pack could push from behind !!! Also after this like 4 adults try to come but the dogs again push them away. I've never seen anything deal with a herd of buffalo so well. Lions will let the herd come close but dogs handle the situation before they get too brave.
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@Kratos7686 see that's why I said experienced, experienced lions wont wait to be taken on one by one you think this is power rangers or something 😂😂😂 while the rhino attacks one the other lions take meat from the back. With 10 lions they can easily rotate and the rhino would give up from exhaustion and bam the lions have an all you can wat buffet for a month
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@jenw6009 I'm on about land animals bro because ofc there are much bigger fish in the sea😂😂. And I've seen lions kill adult hippo before I'm sure itd be nothing for that coalition.
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@DrRiddlez2015 I found thats only a recent phenomenon. They used to be by far the most dominant predators on the African continent. Only 50 years ago they used to roll in packs of 100-200. But declining prey meant they couldn't sustain that many mouths and had to split off. Nothing on this planet is successfully pushing 200 painted wolves of a meal. I dont care how big they are, its too much effort and they might end up becoming a meal themselves.
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@Fitbytheday Its impossible for the lion to win even against 10 dogs. Use your brain🤣🤣🤣 While the lion is attacking one dog the rest will attack its rear, ill literally send the video of wild dogs doing this. The lion went for a dog but didn't even get a chance to kill it since the rest of the pack went on its rear end. Lions can't kill multiple dogs at once, this isn't a movie 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Chill man, they were probably laughing at something else. You don't really have that much context. I find it stranger that you can say something like that without knowing what actually happened...
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@leofurda First we see the cub and the trees but for some reason it gets down and runs. One of the dogs sees it, chases and then the whole pack leave the lioness to get the cub. If you look closer there is a scuffle aa one of the dogs gets the cub, we see another cloud of smoke further in the distance as someone shouts "Oh shit, the cub." There is no way that cub got away, the mothers attempt failed. Most of the pack stayed to keep her busy as some others went to finish the job. Incredible team work and coordination from the dogs. The second the alpha seen the other dog making chase he gathers the whole pack to leave the lioness to get the cub. Once the cub was taken care of he calls the pack back to hold off the lioness some more. I'm presuming once the cub was getting devoured thats the reason for his last call to leave the lionesses alone. The alpha ended by sitting on top of the hill while looking at the lioness. These guys are freaking amazing
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@dheeraj2377 CANIDS RULE!!!
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@jennisthecoolestpersonever9098 this is literally the least risk way for them to hunt and its also the most efficient. They hardly ever get hurt during hunts while its common for lions to get hurt by the buffalo they hunt. Going for the neck is dangerous. This isn't some movie where they have to cater towards your feeling, its survival of the fittest
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@ipaja5515 I would say what wolves do is harder. An adult bison can weight up to 1.5 tons and have extremely thick necks impossible to get to. They have the top 3 most densely packed coats that can fend of even the most powerful lone predators like brown bears. So the only way to kill one that big is to spend hours battling, a wolf's bite is also much more lethal. They kill bison cows much easier though, its the males that fight for hours in a bloody battle.
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@joshuawalters7520 Looooll you really thought I'd make a statement with no evidence to back it up, thats cute 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Go and read Temmincks book from 1934. "Cape Hunting Dog - Wildhehond Lycaon pictus Temminck" He sites multiple sources that are from the 1800s who say they were in packs of several hundred. Its a legit soruce. Now back to the debate, 300+ wild dogd do not get controlled by lions and hyenas. 300 wild dogs make lions and hyenas subordinate predators to them. You don't beat that many wild dogs 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@pureffm I've literally seen a vid where about 9 wild dogs protect a kill from 3 hyenas. When it comes to trying to steal a kill hyenas are uncoordinated, everyman for themselves. They'll watch a clan member get eaten for a when if it means getting some food. The coordination of wild dogs is unmatched, 3 hyenas would only have a chance vs 9 wild dogs if wild dogs are young and unsure of themselves but 9 adults ands its a wrap. But once again no predatory force on this planet is doing anything to 300+ wild dogs...
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@pureffm hyena will know there is prey just like now. Prey usually causes some sort of noise. They'll see and know the prey is there but won't bother because of the sheer amount of dogs present
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@pureffm its literally a well known fact to stop hyenas and lions coming the second the make a kill they just do it quietly
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@Poopshitter40000 yhhh that too. People always seem to think they know better than animals who go through these all day everday for millions of years 😂😂
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Lions seem to be really bad with dealing with resistance from herds. Wild dogs are amazing at this and will keep a few dogs out the hunt to keep watch for hyenas to hold them off or to keep watch for the resistance of a herd of buffalo. With buffalo they immediately stop their resistance. The trick is to push them back quickly before they gain too much confidence because as you can see it takes time for them to realise they have the advantage. For this reason i stated I've basically never seen wild dogs lose a kill from a herd of buffalo coming back. Lions seem to be very dumb in this regard as when the herd is brave enough lions don't try and push them away...
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roberto gissepi yh depends, as I said up there a coalition of 6 strong male lions Is too much for anything. In their prime they controlled a lot of the sabi sands and frequently killed rhinos, hippos and giraffes. One yr they killed over 100 lions. They had no competition in their prime 😂
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@jenw6009 yhhh rhinos are a force of nature but all I'm saying a part from an elephant the most powerful force in the animal kingdom is a strong Male lion coalition because theoretically it can be as big as they want, so far the most we've seen is 6 and literally nothing could stop them when they were together
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@deolax1 Because it likely took a long time. This channel is built on short videos that get millions of views so its better to just cut it. Plus how can you feast on something you claim cant be punctured by the very things eating jt ? You make no sense 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@shafqatishan437 you don't get it do you? No matter how healthy an animal is, nothing on this planet can out run a pack of wild dogs. And the buffalo certainly tried to fight back but the reason for their almost 100% kill rate is everything they want dead is tired out to the point they can't put much of a fight no matter their size or speed
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@Fitbytheday no they wouldn't because large prides always split from fighting within. The largest known male lion coalition, the mapgo brothers literally ruled until they had fights and split off. Then they were picked apart. Cat's simply don't have the intelligence to know to stick together, they always have to end it with fights because they lack that Intelligence. Canids are known to form large groups when times call for it like the avengers 🤣. When food was low in Russia wolf packs joined to make a super pack of 400 wolves... Canids know to put their differences aside when the time calls for it. Thats why they are able to take out all opposition when they need to. And with male lion coalitions the males are hardly together. They usually go off alone to patrol, thats how many coalitions end because one male will get caught alone. Bug cats lack that unity. 200 wild dogs were the kings of Africa for this reason
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@christianWilliams-pc4jn No male can stop a pack of that many dogs. If the male can't scare the dogs off and the dogs decide to attack its over
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This is na testament to the fear prey animals have of these dogs. Their prey would rather take their chances in croc and hippo waters than face the dogs on land. I heard no predator is more feared amongst prey species than these dogs...
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@faraz-i3x the reason it died was because it got too much confidence after destroying that hyena. Should've stuck to hitting it once and pulling back but it went in for too long leaving it exposed and the rest is history
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@ashdog236 there was literally 4 wild dogs vs 3 cheetahs. The weight of 3 cheetahs is far greater than 4 dogs...
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@lyricalstyles I found thats only a recent phenomenon. They used to be by far the most dominant predators on the African continent. Only 50 years ago they used to roll in packs of 100-200. But declining prey meant they couldn't sustain that many mouths and had to split off. Nothing on this planet is successfully pushing 200 painted wolves of a meal. I dont care how big they are, its too much effort and they might end up becoming a meal themselves.
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@Tom Mosley wild dogs can hold 40+mph for 60 mins. Which equals to 40 miles 😉
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@brettb.7235 What can you do as a single being vs 15 dogs ? The answer is nothing. Doesn't matter how smart you are. I've literally seen them do the same to a lion. They kept the lion distracted while separating the cub. There's literally nothing you can do
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@glasslakes did you just say dragon fly? 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Wild dogs have a larger range in prey size. I don't see dragon flies killing things around 50 times their weight, killing animals that are much much faster than themselves and having to deal with herds that weigh 100s of tons in weight when they decide to come back and push you off your potential kill. There is no comparison here. Plus this is wild dogs at their weakest point in history yet they are still the most impressive killers on earth. DO YOU KNOW HOW INSANE THAT IS !!! Historically they had packs with 100 members around 50 years ago and packs with 300 members 2 centuries ago. Id imagine a 100% success rate with 300+ dogs. I dont see how anything on this planet can deal with that many wild dogs.
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She did not stand her ground. She was literally a sitting duck, they weren't trying to kill her anyways. Wild dogs could literally keep up that tempo of assault for hours, the lioness would have gassed out long before then and would be another meal
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I've seen wild dogs get up from much worse attacks by male lions. They won't go down in one single blow
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@Dutti "that's nothing for a hyena" Funny you say that because I've linked videos of 4 or less dogs completely dominating hyenas. Wild dogs own hyenas 😂😂😂😂 https://youtu.be/gM6HNsL4x_w https://youtu.be/FTHyBe3W-0Y https://youtu.be/GwqJ7xfZ_uY
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@An_Actual_Rat No I'm not saying wild dogs look for confrontation and lions don't. I'm saying wild dogs are ready for it with a few dogs stationed for this exact purpose but lions are not. I've never seen wild dogs be pushed off by a herd of buffalo after a kill but it happens all the time with lions
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@totalhysteria you literally see 3 of them working together to try push the wild dogs off but the wild dogs were ready...
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@PharaohII unless you can provide food for them shush your mouth. You aint giving them food so don't complain when they do it themselves
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 @fillfinish7302 not faster
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@Nirvanic lions physically can't make bigger prides while dogs and hyenas are known to both have packs of 100+ Lions are the most social cats but they are not that social to be making prides larger than 40 members since it eventually causes fighting and the split of the pack. whereas dogs and hyenas have been shown to team up multiple times and hunt together... If they made a super pack, no one would beat them.
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It wasn't that bad this time. Plus no shakey cam. I'd imagine he's a first time tourist seeing all this unfold. I'd be going crazy too to be fair on him
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@josereyes-tomassini3573 I found thats only a recent phenomenon. They used to be by far the most dominant predators on the African continent. Only 50 years ago they used to roll in packs of 100-200. But declining prey meant they couldn't sustain that many mouths and had to split off. Nothing on this planet is successfully pushing 200 painted wolves of a meal. I dont care how big they are, its too much effort and they might end up becoming a meal themselves.
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@charlesrobert5473 I found thats only a recent phenomenon. They used to be by far the most dominant predators on the African continent. Only 50 years ago they used to roll in packs of 100-200. But declining prey meant they couldn't sustain that many mouths and had to split off. Nothing on this planet is successfully pushing 200 painted wolves of a meal. I dont care how big they are, its too much effort and they might end up becoming a meal themselves.
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@doubleagent4794 I found thats only a recent phenomenon. They used to be by far the most dominant predators on the African continent. Only 50 years ago they used to roll in packs of 100-200. But declining prey meant they couldn't sustain that many mouths and had to split off. Nothing on this planet is successfully pushing 200 painted wolves of a meal. I dont care how big they are, its too much effort and they might end up becoming a meal themselves.
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@GLitiatc0 you are killing it with these comments, I'm rolling in tears of laughter 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@ßæïø I found thats only a recent phenomenon. They used to be by far the most dominant predators on the African continent. Only 50 years ago they used to roll in packs of 100-200. But declining prey meant they couldn't sustain that many mouths and had to split off. Nothing on this planet is successfully pushing 200 painted wolves of a meal. I dont care how big they are, its too much effort and they might end up becoming a meal themselves.
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@naturbursche5540 I'm pretty sure hunting things much larger than yourself that live together in large herds, having a more diverse range of prey and still having an 80-90% kill rate means you're the better hunter...
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@tupzc24 watch the mapogo brothers documentary. The largest male coalition we've ever documented at like 5 or 6. You'll see when you watch it. They were literally unstoppable in their prime
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I found thats only a recent phenomenon. They used to be by far the most dominant predators on the African continent. Only 50 years ago they used to roll in packs of 100-200. But declining prey meant they couldn't sustain that many mouths and had to split off. Nothing on this planet is successfully pushing 200 painted wolves of a meal. I dont care how big they are, its too much effort and they might end up becoming a meal themselves.
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@mrcoatimundi753 are you thick ? He wasn't talking about "the big 5" he was talking about the 5 large carnivores of Africa and yes that does include wild dogs. Nice try...
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@rebeltvr6046 there is a video of a male adult tiger losing a fight to a female black bear. Tigers and the whole big cat species are all frauds for that major L. Thats literally the most pathetic thing I've ever seen. Its been documented by researchers that it only took 2 wolves it kill a primed healthy black bear and an ADULT MALE tiger weighing a couple times more than the FEMALE black bear couldn't do the job???? Absolutely pathetic and funny 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Hes 9
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@reynerl5830 the cub is gone, as in dead. First we see the cub and the trees but for some reason it gets down and runs. One of the dogs sees it, chases and then the whole pack leave the lioness to get the cub. If you look closer there is a scuffle aa one of the dogs gets the cub, we see another cloud of smoke further in the distance as someone shouts "Oh shit, the cub." There is no way that cub got away, the mothers attempt failed. Most of the pack stayed to keep her busy as some others went to finish the job. Incredible team work and coordination from the dogs. The second the alpha seen the other dog making chase he gathers the whole pack to leave the lioness to get the cub. Once the cub was taken care of he calls the pack back to hold off the lioness some more. I'm presuming once the cub was getting devoured thats the reason for his last call to leave the lionesses alone. The alpha ended by sitting on top of the hill while looking at the lioness. These guys are freaking amazing
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@reynerl5830 Look again, the dog does go and come back but that was the first time. When the cub gets down from the tree to run one dog sees it and goes for it then the whole pack came along. Then someone shouts oh shit the cub. Couple seconds later the pack come back and assault the lionesses some more. But use simple maths, there is less in the pack than there was at the start, meaning some of them didn't come back from the chase. They finished off that cub and there was nothing the lioness could do to stop it
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@obiehive1236 I think in the light of the new video this proves without a doubt that lions alone can simply not handle a pack of wild dogs when they are fully committed. People who disagree will just find vids of them being surprised and a sneaking lion or of them running away, which has nothing to do with what I'm saying. If a pack STAYS and fights, a lion is helpless. Exhibit A - https://youtu.be/_N66o9SqnvQ In the vid above a lioness approaches a pack who have pups around and the dogs send a clear message. The lion gets one but let's go instantly as the pack swarmed in 😂 Exhibit B - https://youtu.be/QIFhyMvLgHo In the vid above again the lion goes for one dog but the pack stays to fight and within seconds she has to let the dog go because the assault by the other dogs was too much. As we can see in both vids, when they all attack there is nothing that can be done. They literally become a sitting duck because you physically can't attack multiple attackers at once, life isnt a movie 🤣🤣🤣
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@Fitbytheday you're talking about hypotheticals, I'm speaking about reality. Saying if Cats sticked ogether is like saying if pigs could fly 😂😂😂
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@wherethebiketakesme6252 there's a vid of a pack of wild dogs attacking a lioness.
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@wherethebiketakesme6252 https://youtu.be/QIFhyMvLgHo Heres the proof. Now you've seen what you claimed to never have seen or heard of before 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@anjelortiz2735 nahhh not clickbait. What that guy said above you is true. How many times have you seen the comments of a wild dog kill calling them all sorts just because they made a kill that is gruesome to the viewer?
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@angelus3605 actually they seem to be the best at keeping herds at bay. I always see lion prides losing kills to buffalo herds or wildebeest herds when they decide to fight back. Wild dogs are the best pack hunters around so have a plan for this. I can send you other vids but when the pack is large enough they have dogs stationed in each direction in case of this very situation. So the moment resistance happens they push it away because how it usually starts is from one bold buffalo and then the rest follow but if you can push that one buffalo back quickly then problem solved. But that being said I seen another vid where they handled an entire herd of buffalo coming back to save their young, it was amazing to see. One dog ran in front of them so the herd would follow him and when they did the other dogs came from behind to push them in the direction they wanted. The first dog did that to get them running so the rest would be easier. And theyll also do this with hyenas. One vid have a pack of wild dog handling like 5 hyenas from multiple sides, where they'd take in turns to keep the hyena at bay while simultaneously rotating their job so each would get their share of the kill. These guys are the epitome of pack hunting
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@broadbandislife ***COPIED AND PASTED REPLY SINCE YOU CANT READ**** You really thought I wouldn't dismantle this random cherry picked source ?😂😂😂😂 "However larger packs have been observed and temporary aggrrations of hundreds of individuals may have gathered for a seasonal response. " That statement came from a book by Dr. Ronald M. Nowak, a former USFWS zoologist whos expertise came in red wolves. He is even less of an authority in the conversation about wild dogs since he has never actually studied them extensively 😂😂😂😂😂 Even in his one statement he says "MAY" not even certain about jt because he's not an expert on them. An expert about wild dogs would know that random packs would never just gather nicely together if they aren't from the same pack. In you trying to disprove me you just gave me the evidence for the existence of super packs of wild dogs 🤣🤣🤣🤣Nice try 😂😂😂😂😂 Unless you can provide other CREDIBLE sources that proves RANDOM associated packs will all just gather together because of migration. Happy hunting 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@BOSIE321 hyenas can't even touch wild dogs...
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@Nenodom an African wild dog isn't losing to a hyena because to win a fight you need to land hits. I've never seen a hyena actually catch a healthy adult wild dog in my life. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@ПетърКолев-л4о no lions ain't perfect. Their kill rate is crappy compared to wild dogs
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@CanariasCanariass there is a vid of a wild dog pack mauling a lioness...
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She was literally a sitting duck, they weren't trying to kill her anyways. Wild dogs could literally keep up that tempo of assault for hours, the lioness would have gassed out long before then and would be another meal
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@GeorgeFitness-yo8bl For fear? The lioness took one of their own, and she let go. They got what they wanted and left. No need for extra hassle. The uploader said they were in the middle of a hunt so they left and went back to getting their meal. You lion fans are weird 😂😂😂
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@GeorgeFitness-yo8bl I found thats only a recent phenomenon. They used to be by far the most dominant predators on the African continent. Only 50 years ago they used to roll in packs of 100-200. But declining prey meant they couldn't sustain that many mouths and had to split off. Nothing on this planet is successfully pushing 200 painted wolves of a meal. I dont care how big they are, its too much effort and they might end up becoming a meal themselves.
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@chompnic1 who are you? You seen the kill? Have you got any recordings of your own ?
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@Navarre751 yhhh packs have been known to take on adult zebra too
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@ranger get help
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@katerinadjwhitecatradinova9621 are you blind? She was in trouble and couldn't do shit😂😂😂😂
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@ipaja5515 the thing is what he did made perfect sense The dogs would have been at that adult buffalo for hours. So what you expected him to record for hours ? He wouldn't know when the buffalo was going to drop or if it would ever drop since this is so rare. It made perfect sense to record some, stop and record again then record when it's come down. I'm guessing there was a long time between the first couple cuts because he cut not only at that part but near the start and middle too. It would've been an extremely long hunt
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the thing is what he did made perfect sense The dogs would have been at that adult buffalo for hours. So what you expected him to record for hours ? He wouldn't know when the buffalo was going to drop or if it would ever drop since this is so rare. It made perfect sense to record some, stop and record again then record when it's come down. I'm guessing there was a long time between the first couple cuts because he cut not only at that part but near the start and middle too. It would've been an extremely long hunt
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@StandardRacing LOL, no. The fact the dogs didn't run away from the area and came back in a circular formation made the lioness sweat enough to realise it's grip.
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@StandardRacing Yup, because from that moment the lion didn't dare to attack again 😂😂😂😂
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@jessie361293 actually no, there was a video of a wild dog being mauled by a male lion and actually got up and walked away after they left. Wild dogs are extremely durable
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Levent.A. the thing is what he did made perfect sense The dogs would have been at that adult buffalo for hours. So what you expected him to record for hours ? He wouldn't know when the buffalo was going to drop or if it would ever drop since this is so rare. It made perfect sense to record some, stop and record again then record when it's come down. I'm guessing there was a long time between the first couple cuts because he cut not only at that part but near the start and middle too. It would've been an extremely long hunt
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@maxhunter6913 So you're going to ignore the fact that when they do post gruesome vids of wild dogs killing an animal thousands of people say vile things about the dogs in the comments and the videos almost always have a high dislike ratio. Now they are cutting the gruesome parts out and its still a problem? You people are crazy i swear 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@dogifish0078 easy job for who ? What are u on about?
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@edwinreveron870 You're missing the fact bison have one of the thickest/most densely packed coats of any living animal, making the job even more difficult. And btw it takes 7 wolves to take down a bull bison that weigh over a ton. There was like 30+ wild dogs involved in this kill making it even less impressive because the bio mass of all them wild dogs equals much more than the bio mass of 7 wolves. I rest my case, nice try though 😂😂😂😂
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@edwinreveron870 https://youtu.be/N6TRS9LukVU Thats the vid of 7 wolves bringing down a bull bison. And not to be rude but you don't seem very bright. Even in the video the pack is technically larger than 7, there will be about 10 -15 altogether but the rest are pups. Only about 7 wolves in a pack actually participate in a hunt. The wild dogs have a much higher amount of dogs that can hunt at any given moment, hence why there was so many dogs. The biomass of all the dogs in the hunt far outweigh the 7 wolves in this hunt. What wolves do is much more impressive since their prey is larger, more bulky and they do it in harsher environments. I will say wild dogs are the much better killers all things considered, just that wolves are much more powerful so 7 wolves can do more than what 30 dogs can
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@edwinreveron870 I literally said wild dogs are better at hunting, you're not very bright. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I agreed with your there and you're repeating the same thing
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@edwinreveron870 yh I was over exaggerating but the point still stands. The bio mass of the wolves of 7 was less than the wild dogs making it more impressive. And the wolves literally took down the bison. No one gets up once being taken down by a pack...
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@edwinreveron870 so with a lower biomass the wolves took down something twice the size of this buffalo. Again wild dogs are the better overall hunter because their effectiveness is unmatched but wolves have a unique ability to adapt to any environment and any prey making them probably the best overall predators. If wild dogs were able to do what they are currently doing in the artic, in deserts, in thick forests , in deep snow etc I would have them as number 1 easily but they have only showed their ability in one climate
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@edwinreveron870 This is the national geographic. One of the biggest documentary companies in the world, they don't need to fake shadey kills. These guys are legit. You're clutching at straws.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@edwinreveron870 yes roughly the same biomass but a bull bison is over a ton, more than twice the weight of a cow buffalo. Meaning the wolf's kill is much more impressive as I've SAID MANY TIMES 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@edwinreveron870 Show me evidence of them lying. They literally it was a bull bison. U have no evidence against it. Just trying to do anything. And even if you don't believe that it's a well documented fact that wolves take down adult bison every winter because they are the only prey available. Either way you're wrong. Wolves killing bull bison is one of the most impressive kill in nature
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@edwinreveron870 what do you mean the one. The videos were taken hours apart of the same bull bison. As he said it took 36 hours. You seriously didn't watch the video
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@edwinreveron870 the wolves look huge next to it because they are the largest wolf sub species on the planet. Mackenzie wolves are huge
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@edwinreveron870 watch the video. At the very start of the hunt you can see the whole herd. The wolves still look large next to them. The bull bison the took doesn't look any smaller than the rest of the large bison there. Again youre trying to nit pick but its failing horribly 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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It would all feel the same
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@pureffm you're making no sense. The hyenas will know they are making a kill, that can't be hidden. They'll just not be able to do anything. They'll wait around to get the scraps like they always do
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@uafc1 10 INEXPERIENCED dogs lose their food to hyenas. 3 EXPERIENCED dogs TAKE food from hyenas and here is video evidence. https://youtu.be/gM6HNsL4x_w Now eat your words 😂😂😂😂
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@uafc1 also 300 dogs do beat 130 hyenas. Wild dogs work better as a team, evident In the fact their kill rate is higher and when they interact/ fight there is more of a pack mentality. Nice try buddy
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@uafc1 Wild dogs are very literally the biological parents of all living hyenas. If you tally up all interactions between the two species and sees who dominates / does more damage to the other physically, then wild dogs are own hyenas 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Out of all interactions I've ever seen I've only seen hyenas catch 1 dog but even then the dog was let go by 3 hyeanas in 0.5 seconds because the wild dog pack swarmed in. Hyenas have higher bite force sure but clearly that seems to be useless in the face of a wild dog pack they can never seem to get a clean hit on😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 As you can see from the vids below, hyenas are now the property of the African wild dog 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 https://youtu.be/FTHyBe3W-0Y https://youtu.be/xHuTwvubXKA https://youtu.be/eLf2VeOc5Uo https://youtu.be/BsGlTvmGqQg https://youtu.be/K09zU_29w2M https://youtu.be/1u-eUFXdSNY https://youtu.be/zIWw4naNe44 https://youtu.be/X-mvrUlJQk8 https://youtu.be/GwqJ7xfZ_uY https://youtu.be/WG5JBbjYPLM https://youtu.be/18rs2wEpdrE https://youtu.be/gJhKtfL__YM https://youtu.be/XXSOUQ4qe04 https://youtu.be/RU4d7DaGzXI https://youtu.be/GPoJtUbwicY https://youtu.be/gM6HNsL4x_w https://youtu.be/AjmZCg_sYc8 https://youtu.be/-KbIvkTY4Qs https://youtu.be/JQyeYx5upuo https://youtu.be/eLf2VeOc5Uo https://youtu.be/BsGlTvmGqQg https://youtu.be/K09zU_29w2M https://youtu.be/1u-eUFXdSNY https://youtu.be/zIWw4naNe44 https://youtu.be/X-mvrUlJQk8 https://youtu.be/GwqJ7xfZ_uY https://youtu.be/WG5JBbjYPLM https://youtu.be/fuEl3vKmbc4 https://youtu.be/18rs2wEpdrE https://youtu.be/gJhKtfL__YM https://youtu.be/XXSOUQ4qe04 https://youtu.be/RU4d7DaGzXI https://youtu.be/GPoJtUbwicY https://youtu.be/gM6HNsL4x_w https://youtu.be/jGvtsTy-nNY https://youtu.be/AjmZCg_sYc8 https://youtu.be/-KbIvkTY4Qs https://youtu.be/JQyeYx5upuo https://youtu.be/eLf2VeOc5Uo https://youtu.be/BsGlTvmGqQg https://youtu.be/K09zU_29w2M https://youtu.be/1u-eUFXdSNY https://youtu.be/zIWw4naNe44 https://youtu.be/X-mvrUlJQk8 https://youtu.be/GwqJ7xfZ_uY https://youtu.be/WG5JBbjYPLM https://youtu.be/fuEl3vKmbc4 https://youtu.be/18rs2wEpdrE https://youtu.be/gJhKtfL__YM https://youtu.be/XXSOUQ4qe04 https://youtu.be/RU4d7DaGzXI https://youtu.be/GPoJtUbwicY https://youtu.be/gM6HNsL4x_w https://youtu.be/jGvtsTy-nNY https://youtu.be/AjmZCg_sYc8 https://youtu.be/-KbIvkTY4Qs https://youtu.be/JQyeYx5upuo
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As you can see its a 3min clip. Wild dogs hunt by Tiring out their prey, I assume the same happened here. So to you it make look like its not trying but believe me that its already spent most of its energy in the earlier exchanges. Its such an efficient way of hunting because they'll put you to such a level of exhaustion that you'll put little resistance to being eaten alive😬😬
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When that Alpha Male baboon finally passes he'll be WELCOMED INTO THE GATES OF VALHALLA !!!
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@collenrungano6716 yhhh, its weird how they just took it.
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@carlosmerces definitely stolen. Youre supposed to at least credit the people who took it but they acted like it was theirs
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@Pawsandtales321 the fact is lions in PRIDE only kill at 30% rate and lone lions kill at a 17%. Meaning buffaloes win more than 70% of their encounters. Facts are facts so go cry somewhere else 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@TheMajesticTerrorofTheJungleYT Glad to know I have fans 😄
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@jamesorsby7553 what you said was bs look again
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@jamesorsby7553 and you're going to ignore the fact that when they do post gruesome vids of wild dogs killing an animal thousands of people say vile things about the dogs in the comments and the videos almost always have a high dislike ratio. Now they are cutting the gruesome parts out and its still a problem? You people are crazy i swear 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@jamesorsby7553 Yhhh but its bad for them, maybe they don't want bad publicity around wild dogs. Since they are an endangered species they need as much good press as possible and most people viewing their full kills see them as evil and will be less likely to help in the effort to get these back to a stable population... Plus BBC Planet earth has been doing that for decades and for that they are one of the biggest nature channels on earth. For these guys to become big they will eventually need to sensor like the other big players, maybe they are also finally making that move
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@jamesorsby7553 and you also use your brain, you think its gonna take 3 mins to kill am adult buffalo ? Why would you even click on the vid? Do you not have the ability to do critical thinking or something?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@longshotradio4395 packs of wild dogs have been documented to steal kills from lions too
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 @LionDominator cry harder 😂😂😂😂 Just sad your cat got beat up 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@Dutti I've linked videos of 4 or less dogs completely dominating hyenas. Wild dogs own hyenas 😂😂😂😂 https://youtu.be/gM6HNsL4x_w https://youtu.be/FTHyBe3W-0Y https://youtu.be/GwqJ7xfZ_uY
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@santyclause8034 wild dogs are the fastest animals on earth over 3 miles + since they can hold their speeds of 35+ until their prey is tired which is usually less than 3 miles. In a burst of soeed they can reach 45+ mph. At top speed they are as fast as grey hounds but because of their insane stamina they are automatically the best runners on the planet since no animal on earth can run that fast for that long
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Chase Masters Because thats stupid. A lion can hunt alone or in a group, you can give every advantage you want to a lion but they still can't kill things as efficient as a pack of wild dogs. Lions are crappy hunters in comparison. Who cares that one lion can hunt better than one dog, life in the wild is about using your strengths. And their strength comes in working as a team, that's literally why humans dominate the world. No gives a shit about oooooo one lion can do abc😂😂😂😂😂
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@taniavankemp4394 the cub is gone, as in dead. First we see the cub and the trees but for some reason it gets down and runs. One of the dogs sees it, chases and then the whole pack leave the lioness to get the cub. If you look closer there is a scuffle aa one of the dogs gets the cub, we see another cloud of smoke further in the distance as someone shouts "Oh shit, the cub." There is no way that cub got away, the mothers attempt failed. Most of the pack stayed to keep her busy as some others went to finish the job. Incredible team work and coordination from the dogs. The second the alpha seen the other dog making chase he gathers the whole pack to leave the lioness to get the cub. Once the cub was taken care of he calls the pack back to hold off the lioness some more. I'm presuming once the cub was getting devoured thats the reason for his last call to leave the lionesses alone. The alpha ended by sitting on top of the hill while looking at the lioness. These guys are freaking amazing
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@taniavankemp4394 I found thats only a recent phenomenon. They used to be by far the most dominant predators on the African continent. Only 50 years ago they used to roll in packs of 100-200. But declining prey meant they couldn't sustain that many mouths and had to split off. Nothing on this planet is successfully pushing 200 painted wolves of a meal or even remotelya threat to them. Doesn't matter how big they are, its too much effort and they might end up becoming a meal themselves
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@taniavankemp4394 im from the UK but one day I will visit
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@taniavankemp4394 Are you dutch?
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Unharmed but fatigued. No way that buffalo escaped. The wild dogs would have kept up that assult for hours at the same tempo. You don't exactly know when the buffalo will go down. So what did you want him to record for hours ? It makes perfect sense what he did
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@An_Actual_Rat ahhhh i get you now. That makes sense
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@mrcoatimundi753 nahhh wild dogs are legit the best group hunters out there. Their almost 90% kill rate literally proves this. The fact they maul hyenas all the time but you'll never see a hyenas touching or killing a dog also speaks to this fact.
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@doktorhyena Wild dogs are much better hunters, no one cares about solo hunts but wild dogs do that too... If there was a tally between the damage done by each species to each others adults, then wild dogs are in the lead by a massive gap. When was the last time you seen or read a documentation of an adult wild dog being killed or mauled by hyenas... Never 😂 But how many times do we see wild dogs catching hyenas and mauling them ? Basically all the time. You talk about their crippling bite force but who cares about it when they Clearly can't land hits on these dogs 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@ashdog236 Wild dogs are very literally the biological parents of all living hyenas. If you tally up all interactions between the two species and sees who dominates / does more damage to the other physically, then wild dogs are own hyenas 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Out of all interactions I've ever seen I've only seen hyenas catch 1 dog but even then the dog was let go by 3 hyeanas in 0.5 seconds because the wild dog pack swarmed in. Hyenas have higher bite force sure but clearly that seems to be useless in the face of a wild dog pack they can never seem to get a clean hit on😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 As you can see from the vids below, hyenas are now the property of the African wild dog 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 https://youtu.be/FTHyBe3W-0Y https://youtu.be/mMfvFGkRKjU https://youtu.be/xHuTwvubXKA https://youtu.be/eLf2VeOc5Uo https://youtu.be/BsGlTvmGqQg https://youtu.be/K09zU_29w2M https://youtu.be/1u-eUFXdSNY https://youtu.be/zIWw4naNe44 https://youtu.be/X-mvrUlJQk8 https://youtu.be/GwqJ7xfZ_uY https://youtu.be/WG5JBbjYPLM https://youtu.be/fuEl3vKmbc4 https://youtu.be/18rs2wEpdrE https://youtu.be/gJhKtfL__YM https://youtu.be/XXSOUQ4qe04 https://youtu.be/RU4d7DaGzXI https://youtu.be/GPoJtUbwicY https://youtu.be/gM6HNsL4x_w https://youtu.be/jGvtsTy-nNY https://youtu.be/AjmZCg_sYc8 https://youtu.be/-KbIvkTY4Qs https://youtu.be/JQyeYx5upuo https://youtu.be/eLf2VeOc5Uo https://youtu.be/BsGlTvmGqQg https://youtu.be/K09zU_29w2M https://youtu.be/1u-eUFXdSNY https://youtu.be/zIWw4naNe44 https://youtu.be/X-mvrUlJQk8 https://youtu.be/GwqJ7xfZ_uY https://youtu.be/WG5JBbjYPLM https://youtu.be/fuEl3vKmbc4 https://youtu.be/18rs2wEpdrE https://youtu.be/gJhKtfL__YM https://youtu.be/XXSOUQ4qe04 https://youtu.be/RU4d7DaGzXI https://youtu.be/GPoJtUbwicY https://youtu.be/gM6HNsL4x_w https://youtu.be/jGvtsTy-nNY https://youtu.be/AjmZCg_sYc8 https://youtu.be/-KbIvkTY4Qs https://youtu.be/JQyeYx5upuo https://youtu.be/eLf2VeOc5Uo https://youtu.be/BsGlTvmGqQg https://youtu.be/K09zU_29w2M https://youtu.be/1u-eUFXdSNY https://youtu.be/zIWw4naNe44 https://youtu.be/X-mvrUlJQk8 https://youtu.be/GwqJ7xfZ_uY https://youtu.be/WG5JBbjYPLM https://youtu.be/fuEl3vKmbc4 https://youtu.be/18rs2wEpdrE https://youtu.be/gJhKtfL__YM https://youtu.be/XXSOUQ4qe04 https://youtu.be/RU4d7DaGzXI https://youtu.be/GPoJtUbwicY https://youtu.be/gM6HNsL4x_w https://youtu.be/jGvtsTy-nNY https://youtu.be/AjmZCg_sYc8 https://youtu.be/-KbIvkTY4Qs https://youtu.be/JQyeYx5upuo
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They actually do that a lot. I've seen many vids of them doing it to lions. Just that wild dogs seem to always know how to perfectly harass a heard into doing what they want, then they'll pick out who they want
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@PestilentAllosaurus still an impala
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the cub is gone, as in dead. First we see the cub and the trees but for some reason it gets down and runs. One of the dogs sees it, chases and then the whole pack leave the lioness to get the cub. If you look closer there is a scuffle aa one of the dogs gets the cub, we see another cloud of smoke further in the distance as someone shouts "Oh shit, the cub." There is no way that cub got away, the mothers attempt failed. Most of the pack stayed to keep her busy as some others went to finish the job. Incredible team work and coordination from the dogs. The second the alpha seen the other dog making chase he gathers the whole pack to leave the lioness to get the cub. Once the cub was taken care of he calls the pack back to hold off the lioness some more. I'm presuming once the cub was getting devoured thats the reason for his last call to leave the lionesses alone. The alpha ended by sitting on top of the hill while looking at the lioness. These guys are freaking amazing
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the thing is what he did made perfect sense The dogs would have been at that adult buffalo for hours. So what you expected him to record for hours ? He wouldn't know when the buffalo was going to drop or if it would ever drop since this is so rare. It made perfect sense to record some, stop and record again then record when it's come down. I'm guessing there was a long time between the first couple cuts because he cut not only at that part but near the start and middle too. It would've been an extremely long hunt
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@maxwell5423 the people recording are tourists and they send the footage to the channel, don't expect professional quality from average people
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@maxwell5423 I mean you were the one complaining 😂😂😂
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@Devilmaycry-Joker should have ? Youre speaking about the world's best hunters. These guys are smart and will hardly ever get hurt
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"Come again?"
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@eromalandersson5716 the elephants were young. Nothing on this planet is killed a bull African elephant...
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@eromalandersson5716 proof ?
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@shadowbanned5164 yhhhhhh that too but I think it depends more on the pack size and the adult to puppy ratio
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@dogifish0078 we never had this level of hunting efficiency ever. Our hunting success was around 50%, we know this because se tribes hunt in the same manner. Plus these dogs do it everyday 2-3 times in a 24 hour period, making their stat of almost 90% even more impressive. Humans with that 50% would be hunting once every few days to a week as their diet was mostly plant based with 30% being meat on average. So no, humans or most large land predators that have walked the earth can never claim the hunting capabilities of a pack of wild dogs...
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 @spartanical no he wasn't, one leopard can't take on a pack of dogsb
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@josereyes-tomassini3573 First we see the cub and the trees but for some reason it gets down and runs. One of the dogs sees it, chases and then the whole pack leave the lioness to get the cub. If you look closer there is a scuffle aa one of the dogs gets the cub, we see another cloud of smoke further in the distance as someone shouts "Oh shit, the cub." There is no way that cub got away, the mothers attempt failed. Most of the pack stayed to keep her busy as some others went to finish the job. Incredible team work and coordination from the dogs. The second the alpha seen the other dog making chase he gathers the whole pack to leave the lioness to get the cub. Once the cub was taken care of he calls the pack back to hold off the lioness some more. I'm presuming once the cub was getting devoured thats the reason for his last call to leave the lionesses alone. The alpha ended by sitting on top of the hill while looking at the lioness. These guys are freaking amazing
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@Welltunedlife First we see the cub and the trees but for some reason it gets down and runs. One of the dogs sees it, chases and then the whole pack leave the lioness to get the cub. If you look closer there is a scuffle aa one of the dogs gets the cub, we see another cloud of smoke further in the distance as someone shouts "Oh shit, the cub." There is no way that cub got away, the mothers attempt failed. Most of the pack stayed to keep her busy as some others went to finish the job. Incredible team work and coordination from the dogs. The second the alpha seen the other dog making chase he gathers the whole pack to leave the lioness to get the cub. Once the cub was taken care of he calls the pack back to hold off the lioness some more. I'm presuming once the cub was getting devoured thats the reason for his last call to leave the lionesses alone. The alpha ended by sitting on top of the hill while looking at the lioness. These guys are freaking amazing
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@Welltunedlife the person clearly says" oh shit the cub." Because you see a few wild dogs pursue it, and look carefully it causes a bit of a dust cloud from the struggle. Nothing on God's green earth has the capabilities of out running a pack of wild dogs, certainly not a lion cub. The lioness was never the target, they mauled her to give her a message and she got it because she stayed put while they were killing her child in the back😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@Welltunedlife I found thats only a recent phenomenon. They used to be by far the most dominant predators on the African continent. Only 50 years ago they used to roll in packs of 100 and 2 centuries before that they were in packs of 300+. But declining prey and extensive hunting meant they couldn't sustain that many mouths and had to split off. Nothing on this planet is successfully pushing 300 + painted wolves of a meal. I dont care how big they are, how big their pride is, its too much effort and they will end up becoming a meal themselves. African wild dogs literally ruled Africa, humans are the only reason why lion's are the kings now. Before it was the wild dog King 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@Welltunedlife https://youtu.be/CSrqCUdRKjg Skip to 46 mins, the wild dogs successful take on a lioness and a male lion at the same time... the lioness ran up a tree to escape the dogs 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@Welltunedlife Its only because of humans that they aint the most dominant predator in Africa anymore, now they just have to settle as being the most deadly/ effective hunters on earth 😎😎😎
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Levent.A. the thing is what he did made perfect sense The dogs would have been at that adult buffalo for hours. So what you expected him to record for hours ? He wouldn't know when the buffalo was going to drop or if it would ever drop since this is so rare. It made perfect sense to record some, stop and record again then record when it's come down. I'm guessing there was a long time between the first couple cuts because he cut not only at that part but near the start and middle too. It would've been an extremely long hunt
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@therealaaroncollins6486 get tf out of here. African tribes literally use domestic dogs to kill them all the time. Type in Joe rogan, baboon and someone explains it how he put a gopro on the dog. He explains he they slaughter baboons 😂😂😂😂 Wild dogs are far superior to normal dogs so the baboon wouldn't stand a chance vs the best hunters on earth
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Plus their success rate is only 30%, meaning 70% of the time it's the buffalo that wins. It just doesn't make for good YouTube seeing lions thrown about so it's not posted as much
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@VenusEvan_1885 You can show me all the videos you want but the fact is lions in PRIDE only kill at 30% rate and lone lions kill at a 17%. Meaning buffaloes win more than 70% of their encounters. Facts are facts so go cry somewhere else 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@rjf5022 If they were with wolves the wolves would certainly attack them. They are fearless. There is a video of 4 bears in a zoo killing one wolf and 3 wolves turn up and keep attacking the bears to try and save their friend. They literally take bites into the bears. 3 small wolves vs 4 large grizzley bears who are more powerful than lions and them wolves did not give a shit. True warriors and a pack unit
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@HenryDube72 yhhhh it is, they actively hunt them because they perceive them. Before it was because their large pack numbers and their "gruesome" hunting tactics made them seem like vermin to the colonisers but yh now its just farmers
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@HenryDube72 I'd try and build infrastructure to keep them out, if I can't afford that I'd get a pack of dogs as a deterrent for the wild dogs. If that doesn't work I'd have to kill but probably like 1 or 2 to send a message. Not massacre entire packs like they currently do
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@HenryDube72 i know, I literally gave alternatives to farmers that can't afford it. Learn to read the full reply for the question you asked 😂
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Levent.A https://youtu.be/-p1naUexS_E https://youtu.be/Dm6hhtT3tZ4 Sorry can never what ? Ahhhh I love it when people have to eat their own words 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Levent.A That pack in the vid that hunted zebra were actually specialists and did it over and over again to other adult zebra. And plus are you like stupid or something? You do know most of the prey that any predator will are old or sick, that's literally how it goes so I dont know why you said it here like it discredits this video 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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roberto gissepi 6 males lions in their prime is too much for anything. Especially cuz these lions were large for lions anyways but more importantly they were experienced. Like it usually takes a pride to take down a buffalo but these lions in their prime could do it individually
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roberto gissepi okay a bull elephant was literally the only thing not on their diet 😂 but we weren't on about that. Rhinos were certainly on their menu. It's not that common for male lions to hunt but these guys all picked up the skill which made them extremely dangerous
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@Devendrayadav-jf8sv okay??
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@roseforyoubabe okay? Your point is...
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@Dan cdsa the most powerful male coalition were, infact it was proven that they had rhinos in their diet
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@Drew Keenan go watch the documentary, they actually did. I deal with facts not feelings so go cry somewhere else
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Ex muslim cool 😎 son do you know it doesn't matter. A pride of lions kills any tiger with ease
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@marcelonakagawa1916 Yh no, African wild dogs are not going extinct because they are doing something wrong. They are literally the best predator this planet has ever seen. Due to the fact they were in packs of 100-300+ the white colonisers literally seen them as vermin, you can read about this in their journals. For that reason they wanted to exterminate them. Thats the main reason for their decline, humans. If it wasn't for humans deciding they don't like wild dogs they would still be ruling Africa in their large packs
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Nahhh one wild dog isn't losing to a hyena. I've never actually seen or heard of a hyena getting a single bite on a wild dog. If they do it was insignificant, nothing to actually do any damage. Wild dogs seem to have hyenas figured out. To the point they are always catching them in situations that favour themselves and the fact hyenas never seem to get a bite back
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@gookey9924 put them in a cage? What are you talking about, see how you have to make up imaginary scenario's to help your case?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Literally proves wild dogs dominate these clowns
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@gookey9924 Wild dogs own them all day everday 🤣🤣🤣 https://youtu.be/SaQaG7-mTkQ
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@gookey9924 And humans on survive because they are smart ? Like whats your point? No one cares why. The fact of the matter is with all that power hyenas still get owned by wild dog packs everday of their lives while hyenas can't touch a single dog 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Who cares about all that power when they can't even use it against a dog ??
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@dreadjack117 the cub is gone, as in dead. First we see the cub and the trees but for some reason it gets down and runs. One of the dogs sees it, chases and then the whole pack leave the lioness to get the cub. If you look closer there is a scuffle aa one of the dogs gets the cub, we see another cloud of smoke further in the distance as someone shouts "Oh shit, the cub." There is no way that cub got away, the mothers attempt failed. Most of the pack stayed to keep her busy as some others went to finish the job. Incredible team work and coordination from the dogs. The second the alpha seen the other dog making chase he gathers the whole pack to leave the lioness to get the cub. Once the cub was taken care of he calls the pack back to hold off the lioness some more. I'm presuming once the cub was getting devoured thats the reason for his last call to leave the lionesses alone. The alpha ended by sitting on top of the hill while looking at the lioness. These guys are freaking amazing
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@tylergilson4749 the thing is what he did made perfect sense The dogs would have been at that adult buffalo for hours. So what you expected him to record for hours ? He wouldn't know when the buffalo was going to drop or if it would ever drop since this is so rare. It made perfect sense to record some, stop and record again then record when it's come down. I'm guessing there was a long time between the first couple cuts because he cut not only at that part but near the start and middle too. It would've been an extremely long hunt
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@denniskimari8942 Male lions do not kill bull buffalo alone
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@thedogman7846 exactly
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@mizrahiwithattitude2733 that's not a bull buffalo 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😬
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@ananthu1996 I found thats only a recent phenomenon. They used to be by far the most dominant predators on the African continent. Only 50 years ago they used to roll in packs of 100-200. But declining prey meant they couldn't sustain that many mouths and had to split off. Nothing on this planet is successfully pushing 200 painted wolves of a meal. I dont care how big they are, its too much effort and they might end up becoming a meal themselves.
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 @BigBrotherTheWatcher1984 precisely, nothing on earth can outrun them
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@edwinreveron870 wild dogs used to be by far the most dominant predators on the African continent. Only 50 years ago they used to roll in packs of 100-200. But declining prey meant they couldn't sustain that many mouths and had to split off. Nothing on this planet is successfully pushing 200 painted wolves of a meal. I dont care how big they are, its too much effort and they might end up becoming a meal themselves.
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@edwinreveron870 Research it. They only split up because their preys herds got smaller
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@edwinreveron870 Packs of 200 wild dogs literally have no competition, they owned the African continent
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@UCE4vBH2BD5q7T8by1TxgA1Q and where is that convenient and accessible point for wild dogs? THE ANUS WHERE THE DOGS WERE BITING AT IN THE FIRST PLACE. You're digging yourself a deeper hole with each reply 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@edwinreveron870 if you type in African wild dogs 100 in one pack click the first one. They go into detail about it and site the books and researchs that observed these large packs
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@edwinreveron870 How far in the past ? In talking minimum mid 20th century, and before like the 19th century. Did you sources go that far back ?
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@JP1234815 not really, the larger the pack the higher amounts of calories needed so they'll naturally eat bigger prey. This was a big pack so big prey is needed
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@토산포 very true. A buffalo can never even catch the shadow of a healthy dog, never mind actually killing it. Usually a buffalo is too big of a meal for most packs, impalas and wildebeest Usually full them but if they decided to hunt buffalo exclusively they'd be the best at it and put lions to shame
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@CheifSmokinDank I found thats only a recent phenomenon. They used to be by far the most dominant predators on the African continent. Only 50 years ago they used to roll in packs of 100-200. But declining prey meant they couldn't sustain that many mouths and had to split off. Nothing on this planet is successfully pushing 200 painted wolves of a meal. I dont care how big they are, its too much effort and they might end up becoming a meal themselves.
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@youngpappy1411 If there was a tally between the damage done by each species to each others adults, then wild dogs are in the lead by a massive gap. When was the last time you seen or read a documentation of an adult wild dog being killed or mauled by hyenas... Never 😂 But how many times do we see wild dogs catching hyenas and mauling them ? Basically all the time. You talk about their crippling bite force but who cares about it when they Clearly can't land hits on these dogs 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@Generic Dan One study of wolves success rate has made the world see them as bad hunters. With the figures of 14% constantly Being quoted. The wolves of that study come from yellowstone, relatively new wolves with a lack of experience. However when you bring things over to Wood buffalo national park, things are very different. These wolves have been hunting bison there for thousands of years and do it almost too good. As we know, wolves are persistence hunters meaning they aren't just like cats and try then leave. In all studies they found wolves stay with herds for up to 6 days at a time. Their hunting success rate was 100% when they stayed with a herd for 4 days or more and 73% when it was 24 hours or less. Wolves hardly ever attack once and call it a day. They are PERSISTENT!!! Judging a cats success rate the same way as a wolf's is stupid because they don't hunt the same way. ****EVIDENCE **** Source : " Wolves, Bison... ... and the Dynamics Related to the Peace-Athabasca Delta in Canada's Wood Buffalo National Park" Quote: "When the success rate was based on the wolves' prior presence with prey (Table 49), wolves succeeded in killing a bison out of a herd on 73% of the times they were with herds less than one day, and 100% when they were with herds for more than three days." "When the two latter instances were included as successful encounters, the overall success rate for wolves preying on herds increased from 73% to 79%." So when taking all hunting methods of wolves into account then their succes is around 80%, coupled with the fact they are the world's most widespread predator; this easily makes them the worlds greatest predator. The stupid thing about these figures is the fact they came from them hunting bison and in that national park they mainly prey on adult bison, WHO WEIGH UPT TO 1000KG ON AVERAGE BUT GET UP TO 1200KG!!!! Certain packs recorded 81.4% of their kills were done on adults and more specifically 51.4% were in the prime age range of 5-10 years old !!! For comparison even the best lions hunt cape buffalo (only 900kg) at a rate of 64 % calves. These wolves are much smaller and go for larger prey than lions much more often... The weight difference between Wolves( 50kg) and bison (1200kg) is 24 times. If lions had the same pound for pound capabilities then a 200kg lion would be killing a 5ton Rhino but that never happens even in prides of 40 members, showing pound for pound big cats aren't keeping up with the capabilities of wolves. Quote : "From 1978 to 1981, winter kills recorded for the Hornaday River pack consisted of 12 adult male bison, 16 adult females, three yearlings, and 17 calves. Comparison of ages of these wolf-killed bison to the estimated age structure of the population (Table 44 and 45) revealed a similar pattern of selection to that of 1971 to 1981 from "kills" reported by wardens." Mind you, bull bison are the most formidable prey in North America with even grizzley bears never attempting to take one down without losing their life. This isn't even including the fact they found wolves strategically attacking prey just to leave them just to track the very same animal a few days later when its been weakened to make the kill even easier !!! But I rest my case...
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@GenericDan yup
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Watch the video again. Another adult came to help but the dogs had a plan for that. As you can see not all dogs are involved in the actual killing. You have some dogs surveying the area for any buffalo that want to try and intervene. When the adult came to help the dogs were waiting and pushed it away. These guys have a 90% kill rate for a reason. Nothing can stop them !!!
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Yhhhh both are formidable. But the wild dogs would take it. Their level of coordination and team work is just levels above the rest. Plus pound for pound they have the strongest bite of all animals. So if they were wolf size they would be doing crazy damage. And in pretty sure these guys have better stamina. They can maintain speeds of 35 miles per in the blazing african sun...
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@reynerl5830 Oh my god. How blind can you be ????? Download the video so you can zoom in. Once the cub jumps down from the tree watch its every movement. You clearly see about 2 wild dogs chasing it. It pans away but when it pans back to the cub in the distance by the Bush you see a dust cloud where one wild dog indeed comes back but you see a figure go left of the Bush and it you Download the video and zoom in you see a wild dog chasing that figure. There is no way in hell you're getting away from a wild dog. Nothing on earth can out run them.
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@reynerl5830 are you trolling right now? I refuse yo believe someone can have the IQ of the average dung beetle 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Does nothing resonate with your Brain😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 The cub jumps off the tree and gets chased by wild dogs. You blind bat🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@reynerl5830 at the start of the video there were 19 wild dogs involved, by the end there were 13. The numbers went down after the pack made chase. The people couldn't tell what happened since there was a cloud of smoke when the dogs got the cub BUT AGAIN IF YOU DOWNLOAD THW VIDEO AND ZOOM IN YOU CAN SEE FOR YOURSELF. You think in live time within the space of 30 seconds you can be aware of almost 20 dogs. Slow down the video, some of the dogs do not return once setting out for the cub. Count the dogs if you don't believe me, you think theycoincidentally decide to have an evening troll at the exact moment the cub went running ? In the exact same direction???? Jessss youre so stupid 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@reynerl5830 count the dogs booiiii
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@reynerl5830 count the daaarrrgggsss
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@reynerl5830 I think you're trying to avoiding counting because A your brain will malfunction from doing more work than its ever done 😂😂😂😂😂 Or B you don't want to face reality. Either way you're being pathetic 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@reynerl5830 Count the dogs boiiiiiiiii😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@reynerl5830 What im saying is logical based on the evidence provided. If you see a hipp chewing a lions head off but the tour guide says it survived will you believe that too? 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Sometimes use your eyes 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@reynerl5830 https://youtu.be/f5IqXbUONc0 In this video they initially said the wild dog is dead. They only realised it wasn't dead after they stayed for 10 hours to see the aftermath. Had they left early or as quick as they usually do the story would be that the lion killed a wild dog but they wouldn't have seen it get up and walk away. The point is the guides say anything 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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the thing is what he did made perfect sense The dogs would have been at that adult buffalo for hours. So what you expected him to record for hours ? He wouldn't know when the buffalo was going to drop or if it would ever drop since this is so rare. It made perfect sense to record some, stop and record again then record when it's come down. I'm guessing there was a long time between the first couple cuts because he cut not only at that part but near the start and middle too. It would've been an extremely long hunt
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@foxmulder8955 Yes, you are aware millions of wildebeest live together and travel together. Before there would've been more to sustain such packs. Look at all the writings and research on wild dogs a century ago and Before and you'll see this is all facts. You just can't imagine dogs ruling because you grew up on lion King 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@Fitbytheday Awww someone is pissed they can't face the reality that wild dogs ruled so you're making up fantasy scenarios😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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https://youtu.be/QIFhyMvLgHo Told you, a lion physically can't attack multiple dogs at once. You think while a dog is being attacked the rest of the pack will wait until they get attacked too ? No they'll use that chance to take on the lion while its defenseless. There is no way a lion can kill a pack of wild dogs or wolves alone🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@Fitbytheday https://youtu.be/K-DWmNnnWbE https://youtu.be/f5IqXbUONc0 https://youtu.be/PzWGjS7Eol0 When a lion, male or female attacks an ADULT wild dog it takes much longer than 10 seconds and that's the proof. One of the links shows 2 male lions trying to kill one dog but they still couldn't kill it. Then you have a female trying to kill it but it didn't work either. I think its because lions have extremely weak bite force for their size. How 2 male lions that each weigh over 200kg couldn't kill a dog under 30kg proves my point that its not taking 10 seconds to kill it. The rest of the pack would be there in a split second to get the lion anyways. No way a lion wins 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@JungHooCrew Wdym neither do you ? At least I want more context before ripping into someone. You people are very strange 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@bretmaverick9434 do you want them to cry? Sone people literally laugh or use humour to deal with trauma. Just shutup man. You people are always looking to cancel someone. So strange
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@bretmaverick9434 Are you happy? Do you now feel accomplished showing discontent to random people thousands of miles away from you? You need to get a life man. Why do you care ?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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First we see the cub and the trees but for some reason it gets down and runs. One of the dogs sees it, chases and then the whole pack leave the lioness to get the cub. If you look closer there is a scuffle aa one of the dogs gets the cub, we see another cloud of smoke further in the distance as someone shouts "Oh shit, the cub." There is no way that cub got away, the mothers attempt failed. Most of the pack stayed to keep her busy as some others went to finish the job. Incredible team work and coordination from the dogs. The second the alpha seen the other dog making chase he gathers the whole pack to leave the lioness to get the cub. Once the cub was taken care of he calls the pack back to hold off the lioness some more. I'm presuming once the cub was getting devoured thats the reason for his last call to leave the lionesses alone. The alpha ended by sitting on top of the hill while looking at the lioness. These guys are freaking amazing
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@biggmannoman9025 Well if they wanted the cub for real then the cub is dead. These guys travel faster than lions. No way the mother is catching up to them especially when she's lying around
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@christianWilliams-pc4jn no. The exact same thing will happen here, if the male manages to catch one the whole pack will instantly diverge on the lions rear since its unprotected, just like this video the lion will have no choice but to realise the dog its attacking. Wild dogs don't prey on male lions not because they can't but because they can spend less energy on a wildebeest and get the same or even more food out of it. Living in the wild is about thinking smart, if a pack of wild dogs decided to kill one male they could. Their stamina is never ending the lion will eventually gass out by trying to combat the assault, the wild dogs would eventually take it with likely no casualties. It takes more than 10 seconds for a wild dog to be killed by a lion but less than 5 for the whole pack to attack, it wouldn't have the time to finish even one dog before its getting hit from multiple sides.
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@christianWilliams-pc4jn They can and if they did the lion would be fucked just like this lioness. Youre speaking about fear, I agree MOST canines would be scared and wouldn't challenge but if they did attack there is literally nothing a single lion can do to multiple things, faster, more agile than itself. Literally nothing, like think about it. It catches one the the pack is on its back before it can finish the kill. There is literally nothing a single lion can do. NOTHING
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@bobblegang14 you said many dogs will be injured by a hyena in the attack?? I dont remember the last time I seen a hyena injure a wild dog never mind actually killing them. Great they have strong jaws but its useless against wild dogs since they hardly even score a hit on them😂😂😂 Yet I've seen vids of wild dog cause massive bleeding for hyenas in the rear end but I've hardly seen hyenas cause that much bleeding to their own with their bites. Wild dog teeth are extremely sharp tears through flesh like its nothing...
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@bobblegang14 think about it. If there was a tally between the damage done by each species to each others adults, then wild dogs are in the lead by a massive gap. When was the last time you seen or read a documentation of an adult wild dog being killed or mauled by hyenas... Never 😂 But how many times do we see wild dogs catching hyenas and mauling them ? Basically all the time. You talk about their crippling bite force but who cares about it when they Clearly can't land hits on these dogs 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@computerlove0168 I found thats only a recent phenomenon. They used to be by far the most dominant predators on the African continent. Only 50 years ago they used to roll in packs of 100-200. But declining prey meant they couldn't sustain that many mouths and had to split off. Nothing on this planet is successfully pushing 200 painted wolves of a meal. I dont care how big they are, its too much effort and they might end up becoming a meal themselves.
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@jazminemiles8195 very true
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@angelus3605 https://youtu.be/fuEl3vKmbc4 This is the one where they are handling hyenas from both sides while rotating roles so each get their share of food
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@angelus3605 In the vids below you see how wild dogs herd buffalo herds and quell any form of resistance while they are subduing their target. Amazing site https://youtu.be/ZeN6xCg7nY0 https://youtu.be/Dm6hhtT3tZ4
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@angelus3605 Below is the vid of lions losing a kill to the buffalo herd. You can clearly see the difference, the lions let jt happen. They don't have lions stationed to deal with the herd like the dogs do. So they'll often lose kills in this manner . https://youtu.be/LU8DDYz68kM
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@angelus3605 but yh taking 5 buffalo calves one at a time in the space of like 5 mins when they were hidden deep in a buffalo herd is absolutely incredible from the dogs
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@broadbandislife Yh I can't find the source, it's been a while since I seen it and plus YouTube deletes links anyways. But I'll explain it. There was a place in Africa that had wild dogs eradicated during the civil war and the only major predator left were lions. The effects were terrible for the environment. The prey species had lost their fear even with the lions there. The explanation from the researchers were that the prey would just avoid heavy covered areas to avoid lions and even if they didn't with around a 30% success rate the prey usually has the advantage anyways. So essentially the prey losing their fear means they roam into human areas, overgraze and stay in one area for too long meaning the land cannot recover properly. To solve the problem they brought the dogs in and seen an immediate change in their behaviour. The overgrazing stopped because the herds were constantly on the move to get away from the dogs. Dogs are nomadic meaning they have no set home and constantly go after the prey herds whereas lions just sit and wait. Another reason for the added fear was with lions you just avoid long grass or stay in the open where you can spot them. With dogs it doesn't matter if you spot them first or not, they'll run you down. Also with an almost 100% success rate, the fact they hunt twice a day (some three times) it all means the pack is killing much more and with great efficency. They say impala usually make sounds to alert the heard when they see predators but with dogs they don't do this, they just run when they see dogs due to extreme fear and self-preservation. So their natural behaviour came back with the return of the dogs
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@broadbandislife Here, I found a vjd that touches on this topic around thr 4mjn mark. They don't go into detail like the previous source I seen but they speak about it, how there was a lack of fear in the landscape with lions but how that changed with the dogs reintroduction https://youtu.be/THXRzbn1Bjw
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@broadbandislife What are you talking about, I gave a source with that video in my second reply. Can you even read ? And yes I understand the difference. Ambush predators require some sort of thick cover to thrive, if their prey spots them then their chances of success are much less. Pursuit predators can and do thrive no matter the conditions, doesn't matter if their Is good cover or not they will thrive, hence why the almost 100% success rate of the dogs compared to around 30% for the lions...
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@broadbandislife I literally explained how prey animals fear dogs more than lions, I provided the source in the video I linked and you try to bring a strawman to get a foothold in the debate. Take your L and move on boiiii😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@broadbandislife I'm glad I've found my match. Kudos to you to sticking to the facts when I have time I'll hit you back with evidence aswell.
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@broadbandislife Below are two studies, the researchers who studied it and what year they studied it. The numbers there can't and have never been achieved by any other large predator in Africa under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES... I gave 2 sources that done their studies 18 years apart, which automatically trumps your single Wikipedia source who you haven't stated who did the studies and when 😂😂😂😂 but even if you cab provide that Information that's one source vs my 2 making my points more credible😏 "the dogs captured at least one prey animal on 92 \%of 24 morn ing hunts and 81% of 16 evening hunts, or 88% of hunts overall (Fuller and Kat, 1990)." "Schaller (1972) reported that 95% of 65 morning hunts and 81% of 47 evening hunts, or 89% of hunts overall, were successful." Now below is a person who studied the pack sizes and their effects on their hunting success rate. The more dogs were in the pack the higher succes rate. FitzGibbon (1993) observed hunting groups of 1-3 dogs (success 24%), 4 dogs (73%), As we know they are endangered and pack sizes are at an all time low compared to 2 centuries ago when their pack size were 300+ . The rest of the predators cant even match their succes at their lowest point 😂😂😂😂So their succes rate is the highest on the savanna at their weakest state, that's food for thought. So this whole thing of their kills being taken is only a recent phenomenon due to humans weakening their true power. No animal is pushing 300 dogs of a kill, lions and hyenas would've been subordinates to packs of that size 🙃
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@broadbandislife "Coenraad Jacob Temminck" is the man that recored packs of 300+ , he was a well known zoologist and one of the earliest pioneers in wild dog studies :)
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@broadbandislife Wait I just disproved your point about the low kill rate thing, I backed it up with 2 sources vs your 1 that was from Wikipedia. Acknowledge your fault in that observation or disprove it. Then I'll respond to the other points you made
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@broadbandislife They don't starve because they are inactive for most of the day. Infact dogs consume essentially the same amount of food daily compared to a lion despite their small size.
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@broadbandislife and yes I disproved your point. You showed me one source claiming they have a low success rate but I showed 2 other sources that contradicted that. You still haven't told me who was the researcher involved in your study and when it took place. Plus your own source says their hunting success is up to 90%, so even if your source was valid it proves they are the best hunters because lions can not reach a 90% kill rate under any circumstances 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@broadbandislife I don't get what your point is with their hunting success. It doesn't change anything. They are still on average the best hunters on the African savanna and the only ones to get a 90% success rate under any circumstances. But you also ignored the part when I showed you evidence for pack sizes affecting their hunting success and size they are endangered their average pack size is at an all time low but despite this they still have the highest average and the highest peak success of any large predator in Africa... Either way they are the best hunters 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@broadbandislife And I just fully read your point trying to disprove the fact they roamed around in packs of 100+. Its total bs, CANID PACK HUNTERS UNDER NORMAL CIRCUMSTANCES DO NOT TOLERATE EACH OTHER !!! This is simple ABC's. Packs can join forces and form super packs, I think that's what you mean because if they are genuinely not working together in any way it's war. Either way even if it's multiple packs working together that's just one super pack. Canids don't just tolerate each other like that when they live in packs. Ps you responding to this doesn't mean you can look over the other reply I just made. You've been doing that a lot 😂😂😂😂
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@broadbandislife **COPIED AND PASTED SINCE YOU DONT KNOW HOW TO READ *** And I just fully read your point trying to disprove the fact they roamed around in packs of 100+. Its total bs, CANID PACK HUNTERS UNDER NORMAL CIRCUMSTANCES DO NOT TOLERATE EACH OTHER !!! This is simple ABC's. Packs can join forces and form super packs, I think that's what you mean because if they are genuinely not working together in any way it's war. Either way even if it's multiple packs working together that's just one super pack. Canids don't just tolerate each other like that when they live in packs. Ps you responding to this doesn't mean you can look over the other reply I just made. You've been doing that a lot 😂😂😂😂
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@broadbandislife Shall I tell you why what you're saying completely doesn't make sense. Yes he miss classified the dogs as a subspecies of hyena, but miss classifying isn't the same as miscounting. If he could Identify the dog as a subspecies he knew that they were distinct from the Spotted hyena, him seeing them as a subspecies of hyena doesn't invalidate the number of dogs he seen in a packs. Nice try buddy😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 If I call an apple an orange and say I have 10 oranges and later someone tells me they are actually called apples it doesn't mean that there wasn't 10, just means they had a different name to ehat I thought. One what planet does misnaming something equate to the invalidation of a number count ? You're reaching at best, you just can't accept these guys were the most dominant predator in Africa 😂😂😂😂 Currently they have the highest average success of any large land carnivore in Africa with their major flaw being they can't hold kills but that doesn't really matter since they consume it fast enough to satisfy their needs before competition arrives who usually get scraps. This is evident in their high daily food consumption figures. Only 50-100 years ago that flaw of theirs wouldn't have existed making them quite literally the perfect predator with no significant competition that could come near to their capabilities to hunt or to fight when needed 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@broadbandislife Further evidence showing that packs do not tolerate each other unless they are one pack. Pack hunting canids don't just sing kumbaya and hold hands when their prey is migrating, the laws of the land always apply. They will chase away, fight or kill neighbouring packs under essentially every circumstance unless they join forces to form super packs like grey wolves have been known to do although there hasn't been any evidence of wild dogs doing so. Source: Norwegian University of Science and Technology Wild dog packs are reluctant to intrude into territories of rival packs, territories which are marked by urine scent trails. Therefore, researchers collected sand that had been sprayed with urine by wild dogs and moved it near to other packs to keep them inside a specific area. The researchers said they "found that the scent marks from foreign packs kept the wild dogs from moving into those areas." So, they could prevent the packs from travelling into areas where conflict may occur by making them think that it was another pack's territory.
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@broadbandislife "However larger packs have been observed and temporary aggrrations of hundreds of individuals may have gathered for a seasonal response. " That statement came from a book by Dr. Ronald M. Nowak, a former USFWS zoologist whos expertise came in red wolves. He is even less of an authority in the conversation about wild dogs since he has never actually studied them extensively 😂😂😂😂😂 Even in his one statement he says "MAY" not even certain about jt because he's not an expert on them. An expert about wild dogs would know that random packs would never just gather nicely together if they aren't from the same pack. In you trying to disprove me you just gave me the evidence for the existence of super packs of wild dogs 🤣🤣🤣🤣Nice try 😂😂😂😂😂 Unless you can provide other CREDIBLE sources that proves RANDOM associated packs will all just gather together because of migration. Happy hunting 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@broadbandislife Hey, it was a good debate. You lasted longer than I thought. I could see your a man that likes to follow evidence which is respect but that's the reason why the debate ended where it did. Your source was some guy who has no expertise or experience with wild dogs at all. You get an A for effort 😃
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@broadbandislife lol YouTube deleted your reply. Calm down 😂😂😂😂 Either way is disproved your source and responded to you trying to disprove mine and how its still valid in this context
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@broadbandislife nope, definitely being censored for everyone else probably due to it being filled with anger 😂😂😂
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@broadbandislife you're the one that needs to do that. I already responded. I'll copy the messages again since you forgot how to read 😂😂
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@broadbandislife Shall I tell you why what you're saying completely doesn't make sense. Yes he miss classified the dogs as a subspecies of hyena, but miss classifying isn't the same as miscounting. If he could Identify the dog as a subspecies he knew that they were distinct from the Spotted hyena, him seeing them as a subspecies of hyena doesn't invalidate the number of dogs he seen in a packs. Nice try buddy😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 If I call an apple an orange and say I have 10 oranges and later someone tells me they are actually called apples it doesn't mean that there wasn't 10, just means they had a different name to ehat I thought. One what planet does misnaming something equate to the invalidation of a number count ? You're reaching at best, you just can't accept these guys were the most dominant predator in Africa 😂😂😂😂 Currently they have the highest average success of any large land carnivore in Africa with their major flaw being they can't hold kills but that doesn't really matter since they consume it fast enough to satisfy their needs before competition arrives who usually get scraps. This is evident in their high daily food consumption figures. Only 50-100 years ago that flaw of theirs wouldn't have existed making them quite literally the perfect predator with no significant competition that could come near to their capabilities to hunt or to fight when needed 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@broadbandislife **COPIED AND PASTED SINCE YOU DONT KNOW HOW TO READ *** And I just fully read your point trying to disprove the fact they roamed around in packs of 100+. Its total bs, CANID PACK HUNTERS UNDER NORMAL CIRCUMSTANCES DO NOT TOLERATE EACH OTHER !!! This is simple ABC's. Packs can join forces and form super packs, I think that's what you mean because if they are genuinely not working together in any way it's war. Either way even if it's multiple packs working together that's just one super pack. Canids don't just tolerate each other like that when they live in packs. Ps you responding to this doesn't mean you can look over the other reply I just made. You've been doing that a lot 😂😂😂😂
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@broadbandislife You... Still Haven't Responded I'll keep resending until you actually give a response. I'll respond to everything else once we've satisfied this part of the debate. You can't speak about everything at once. Respond then we can move on.. Nice try, maybe in the next reply you can actually respond 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@broadbandislife good riddens, can't reply to a simple message 😂😂😂😂
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@broadbandislife flawless Victory has been claimed, you had a good run buddy😂😂
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@broadbandislife cry harder for me😂😂😂
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@charliealfaromeolima5376 If there was a tally between the damage done by each species to each others adults, then wild dogs are in the lead by a massive gap. When was the last time you seen or read a documentation of an adult wild dog being killed or mauled by hyenas... Never 😂 But how many times do we see wild dogs catching hyenas and mauling them ? Basically all the time. who cares about their power when they Clearly can't land hits on these dogs 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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