African wild dogs, scientifically known as Lycaon pictus, are not just hunters, but masters of the art of hunting on the African savannah. With a success rate of up to 80%, they surpass even formidable predators such as lions, leopards and cheetahs. This video reveals the secret behind their incredible success.

Mandy and her team accidentally discovered a herd of buffalo and a few calves playing in the peaceful setting of the wild. But when they got closer, they were horrified to realize the bloody scene: the herd had been divided by a pack of ferocious wild dogs.

The two buffaloes had become a delicious meal for these bloodthirsty predators. However, for them, that was not the end. Hunger was still burning, and the dogs continued to corner the buffalo herd, causing the herd to scatter. The wild dogs charged straight into the middle of the herd, not hesitating to take down two more weak calves.

Not stopping there, a mad chase ensued. Four buffaloes and another calf were separated from the herd, becoming new targets for the dogs. In just a moment, five young calves collapsed under the sharp claws of the wild dogs, while the remaining buffaloes could only helplessly watch the horrifying scene unfold.