Category: Wild animals

  • Lion Attacks a Circus Trainer in Front of Horrified Audience || Lion attack Human

    Lion Attacks a Circus Trainer in Front of Horrified Audience || Lion attack Human

    This is the terrifying moment a lion suddenly attacked a circus trainer in front of a large audience of children and parents in Ukraine.

    Lion Attacks a Circus Trainer in Front of Horrified Audience - Lion attack Human


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    The crowd screamed in fear as the famous Hamada Kouta was overpowered by a large, angry cat, it stuck its teeth in its arms and scratched him.

    One video shows how this 32-year-old man was besieged by a suddenly rampant beast in a ring.

    His arms, legs and back were scratched and clawed before he could fight the animal.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

  • Traffic halts as Giant Anaconda Crosses Road in Brazil

    Traffic halts as Giant Anaconda Crosses Road in Brazil

    In the viral clip, many people can be seen getting down from their cars and even stopping other approaching vehicles to let the reptile pass. The snake was about over four-metres long and weight around 30 kilograms.

    Traffic halts as Giant Anaconda Crosses Road in Brazil


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    Traffic on a busy Brazilian road was halted after people spotted a giant anaconda on a street near the city of Porto Velho. According to Global News, a video shared by Italo Nascimento Fernandes shows the large snake trying to cross the street while the people around him watch. In the viral clip, many people can see people getting off the bus, even stopping oncoming vehicles to let the reptile pass.

     

     

  • Bear vs. Tiger Fighting || Mother Bear Fights Tiger to Save Her Cub in Dramatic Video

    Bear vs. Tiger Fighting || Mother Bear Fights Tiger to Save Her Cub in Dramatic Video

    Bear vs. Tiger Fighting. Mothers will go to great lengths to protect their offspring. This sloth bear battled a tiger to keep her cub safe.

    Bear vs. Tiger Fighting - Mother Bear Fights Tiger to Save Her Cub in Dramatic Video


    Nat Geo WILD

    India’s Tadoba National Park reaches brilliant temperatures during the summer months. The heat and scarcity of water cause animals to gather in common water pits. Sharing these water resources can lead to dangerous encounters like this one. The fight begins when the lazy bear and its cubs approach the place where the tiger is drinking. The tiger immediately lunged at the bear when it entered the water. The fight goes on for 15 minutes. Each had a significant chance of injury, but the sloth was able to protect its cubs.

  • Female, Man Parts of exotic animals || World’s Weirdest

    Female, Man Parts of exotic animals || World’s Weirdest

    The female Spotted Hyena has a male’s reproductive organ and has to deliver their babies through it.

    Female, Man Parts of exotic animals - World's Weirdest


    Nat Geo WILD

    A buffalo with three eyes, an exterminator who eats his day’s work, an elephant rampage through a restaurant… all very bizarre, all very real. These shocking and strange animal “viral” moments only found on World’s Weirdest. Each one-hour episode explores the most bizarre in the animal kingdom. Freaky Feasts wets our appetite for the weirdest animal meals ever. Oddities is a showcase for the most unusual animals. Sneak Attacks features the most shocking animal encounters ever. And let’s spread a little shame on those animals that throw the rules away on Animals Behaving Badly.

     

     

     

  • Watch a Hercules Beetle Metamorphose Before Your Eyes || The process of growing insects

    Watch a Hercules Beetle Metamorphose Before Your Eyes || The process of growing insects

    Watch this beetle go from larvae to giant. The Hercules beetle is one of the largest flying insects in the world.

    Watch a Hercules Beetle Metamorphose Before Your Eyes - The process of growing insects


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    Like shrubs, they are impressively large in size. As beetle expert Brett Ratcliffe puts it, they’re “essentially the size of a Polish sausage”. Hercules beetle also undergoes metamorphosis, like a butterfly. Except, a butterfly spins a cocoon out of the silk. The beetle builds a pupa from its own feces and in it transforms. As an adult, male Hercules can be up to 7 inches long including their horns.

     

     

  • Larva Removed from a Girl’s Scalp – video ||  The danger of an insect || World’s Weirdest

    Larva Removed from a Girl’s Scalp – video || The danger of an insect || World’s Weirdest

    Meet a pest that can actually get into your skin … or in your head. The parasitic bot flies lay their eggs on “vector hosts” – including humans! Getting rid of the hungry larvae can be awkward, painful, and extremely worrying.

    Larva Removed from a Girl's Scalp


    Nat Geo WILD

    A buffalo with three eyes, a killer eating his day job, an aggressive elephant rushing through a restaurant … all very strange, all very real. These shocking and strange animal “viral” moments are only available on World’s Weirdest’s. Each one-hour episode explores the strangest things in the animal kingdom. Freaky Feasts awaken our appetite for the strangest animal meals ever. Oddities showcases the most unusual animals. Sneak Attacks features the most shocking animal encounters ever. And let’s spread a bit of shame towards animals throwing out the Bad Behavioral rules.

     

  • Here’s What Happens After an Elephant Dies ||  Elephant life in Wild

    Here’s What Happens After an Elephant Dies || Elephant life in Wild

    Elephant carcasses briefly become busy ecosystems of their own.

    Here's What Happens After an Elephant Dies - Wild Animals


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    This African elephant is on the verge of death. It is likely to have another male elephant swooped next to him during a fight. What happens next shows how important an elephant is to its ecosystem. The elephants came to the scene mourning the loss of their fellow elephant. The non-mourning process involves “body attachment”, in which they climb onto the carcass. They also cause grief by walking backwards toward the body, often touching it with their hind legs. They will explore the body with the torso and forefeet. Whether elephants transmit and learn these actions culturally is part of an ongoing study. The hyena arrived overnight and opened the belly of the corpse, tearing the hardened elephant’s skin. This provides an opportunity for white-backed vultures to feed.

    Vultures do not have beaks strong enough to pierce elephant skin, so they have to wait in line behind the hyenas. While sadly, these deaths are crucial to ecosystems. These parties could be the lifesaver of vultures, whose populations have plummeted worldwide due to habitat alteration and poisoning. A leopard arrives to investigate but decides to eat elsewhere. Elephants in a short time become their own busy ecosystem. In addition to scavenging, there is a community full of decomposers like maggots gnawing at anything that larger scavengers don’t reach quickly enough. The carcass is soaked in blood and the fluid secreted during decomposition, creating a fertile soil as microorganisms release nutrients into the soil.

    Scientists use carcass counts to monitor the health of elephant populations. So this elephant carcass not only provides a beneficial service to the surrounding ecosystem … but it could ultimately help with the science and conservation of the elephant.

  • Bonobo Love in the Wild – Wild Wives of Africa – Wild animals videos

    Bonobo Love in the Wild – Wild Wives of Africa – Wild animals videos

    Bonobo Love in the Wild . One species seems to have found the perfect method for keeping everyone in a state of total harmony.

    Bonobo Love in the Wild - Wild Wives of Africa - Wild animals


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  • Lion’s life in the wild (Nature Documentary)

    Lion’s life in the wild (Nature Documentary)

    Lion’s life in the wild. Documentary film about wildlife and the life of animals in the grasslands.

    Lion's life in the wild (Nature Documentary)


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    LION

    Lions are known to be powerful, ferocious and commanding. But behind their ferocious appearance, these big cats are social animals that live in cramped areas known as places of pride, where sisters take care of and even take care of each other’s cubs.

    WHERE THEY ARE LEARNED

    Lions have disappeared from 90% of their historical range. Currently they exist only in South and East Africa, with a small population living in the Gir forest in India.

    WHY ARE THEY IMPORTANT

    Lions are often referred to as the “King of the Forest”, and although they don’t actually live in the forest, they are the top predators in their habitat. This means that lions stabilize herbivores such as buffaloes, horses and zebras. They also eat the weakest members of the herd, helping to keep their prey populations strong and healthy. Without lions, herbivores will increase the population and overgraze on natural foliage degrading the health of their ecosystems.

    HOW THEY ARE DELETED WITH Illegal TRADE

    Loss of habitat and conflict with local communities over grazing land are major threats to lions. But more and more, lions are being hunted for their bones which have recently been introduced as a rarer substitute for tiger bones in Traditional Chinese Medicine. In 2017, a quota was placed on the export of lion bones out of South Africa, allowing a number of body parts to be legally sold under a license. While the skeletons used in these transactions mainly come from lions that are kept in captivity or hunt for spoils, this quota system is undermined by illegal poaching in neighboring countries. .

    Lion’s bones are also sometimes used in African countries for zoos (i.e., treating human diseases with therapies of animal origin and their products) or for the purpose of treating human diseases. medicine.

     

     

     

     

     

  • How to draw a bluebird step by step || Bird Drawing easy for beginners

    How to draw a bluebird step by step || Bird Drawing easy for beginners

    How to draw a bluebird easy with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. How to draw a bird for beginners and kids.

    How to draw a bluebird step by step - Bird Drawing easy for beginners

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

    You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below

    Step 1

    Start by sketching the bird’s head in blue. Use a curve to form the top of the head. Then use some curves to create a triangular beak. Finally, use another curve to draw the neck below the beak.

    Step 2

    Stretch and curves from the front and back of the neck, outlining the back and abdomen.

    Step 3

    Draw a “W” shaped line at the bottom of the bird’s back. This outlines the end of the wing. Then draw a series of short, curves and “U” shaped lines from the letter “W” to the mine. This outlines the bird’s color scheme.

    Step 4

    Stretch a pair of lines from the top of the wing to form the tail. Use a series of “U” shaped lines to wrap around the bottom end. Draw long, nearly straight lines along the length of the tail.

    Step 5

    Uses a series of short lines to connect the abdomen to the tail, allowing them to meet at jagged points. Notice the longer pair of lines that make up the bird’s upper leg.

    Step 6

    Stretch a pair of parallel lines from the upper leg, forming the lower leg. Then, surround a “U” shape at the bottom of the foot to outline the grip of the foot. On the instep, wrap some curves to form the claw.

    Step 7

    In addition to the foot, draw a small circle. Connect it with pins using a pair of straight lines. This starts the branch on which the bird is perching. Extend the lines beyond the foot. Just below the upper leg, draw a curved and pointed shape on the top of the branch, indicating the other leg.

    Step 8

    Detail and texture of the bird. Use “U” and “J” shaped lines of different sizes to add a feather texture to the wings. Use hyphen to create head, neck, and chest details.

    Step 9

    Mine detail with short lines. Draw a circular eye, with a much smaller circle inside it. Add dimension using short lines around the eyes.

    Step 10

    Color your blue bird. Oriental blue birds have a bright blue head, back, wings and tail. The neck and chest are red or orange, and the belly is white. The male blue bird has a lighter feather color than the female.

     

     

  • Protoceratops VS velociraptors (dinosaures) || Great war dinosaur

    Protoceratops VS velociraptors (dinosaures) || Great war dinosaur

    Protoceratops VS velociraptors (dinosaures). Great war dinosaur, Back to the dinosaur era in the Jurassic era.

    Protoceratops VS velociraptors (dinosaures) - Great war dinosaur


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    During a Polish-Mongolian paleontological expedition to Mongolia’s Gobi desert, in 1971, a Velociraptor mongoliensis skeleton with a hand and foot clutched the Protoceratops andrewsi. Evidence suggests that these two dinosaurs were indeed killed simultaneously, buried by sand, possibly during a dune collapse. The active predatory nature of the Velociraptor is illustrated visually when it uses its forelimbs to grip its prey, while kicking and scratching its stomach and chest with its hind limbs. Protoceratops were discovered in a semi-erect posture with Velociraptor’s right forearm sandwiched between its jaws in a desperate fight for survival. Their discovery gives a quick picture of time, of the mortal struggle, between these ancient enemies.

    The video above simulates the fiery encounters between Protoceratops VS velociraptors. Hopefully the above video gave you a sense of excitement in the prehistoric scene.