Referring to crocodiles, people immediately think of extremely dangerous animals in the water. Not only because of the incredible speed of hunting, but also because of the ability to stealth at the right time.
Bitten by the swamp killer, the antelope still refused to give up and tried to move forward. After a while of effort, the antelope pulled the crocodile ashore. At this point, the new crocodile let go of the prey and slowly dived into the water. The struggle lasted 25 seconds and the wildebeest miraculously escaped the hunter.
Like many other herbivores, they often “play” prey in battles with other predators. The only dangerous weapon it possesses are the sharp horns on its head.
According to the statistics of zoologists, the success rate of survival from birth to adulthood of wildebeest is very low. In reality, however, wildebeest is not an easily subdued opponent.