Epic Leopard Hunt in Night Vision | 4KUHD | Mammals | BBC Earth

This hungry leopardess uses her excellent night vision to ambush a troop of baboons. But these primates make up for their poor sight with superb hearing, and up in the branches, chaos quickly ensues.
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Taken from Mammals, narrated by David Attenborough.
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[@sourandbitter3062]

That's it? That's where you leave us!? 😂

[@JB-dz7sb]

They are literally toying with us......😄

[@TheStockwell]

Toying with us - the way a leopard does with a family of baboons! Eek! ​@@JB-dz7sb

[@SeattleRaindrop206]

I mean the stuffed belly kinda gives it away. You really wanna see, and hear, mom and baby getting eaten alive? It’s slightly different to watch with a species that’s that closely related to us in DNA. She’s watching her baby die. I’m glad they’re didn’t show it. It’s not that ‘funny’ either.

[@SeattleRaindrop206]

@@JB-dz7sb I mean the stuffed belly kinda gives it away. You really wanna see, and hear, mom and baby getting eaten alive? It’s slightly different to watch with a species that’s that closely related to us in DNA. She’s watching her baby die. I’m glad they’re didn’t show it. It’s not that ‘funny’ either.

[@masahirosakurai64]

This is a reupload thats shortened for some reason. The mother and baby baboons survived.

[@KineHoody]

Legends know it's a re-upload!

[@shedrackjassen913]

I've watched the entire episode 😂😂😂

[@qret-dv5ym]

Only if my security cameras can look like that lol

[@octipuscrime]

You literally left us and the baboon mother in suspension?

[@rolmodel12.]

They live. The clips are going in reverse order of the episode. Watch last week's clip, for the next scene.

[@octipuscrime]

@@rolmodel12. thank you kind doggo

[@rolmodel12.]

@@octipuscrime I've got you Autobot

[@octipuscrime]

@@rolmodel12. ❤

[@ronnie926]

@@rolmodel12. Are you sure? I can't find it

[@LeprosuGnome]

Amazing footage. Impressive to see how leopards are able to climb and navigate tree branches altmost at the same level as monkeys!

[@Animal_editz_]

What cameras did they use to film this 🤩🤩amazing video

[@DenisCalligraphy]

That was released already a few days ago!

[@DjAlonDevil]

Wow, the thermal quality it nuts.

[@Muhammad_Afrid]

Only legends know that it's reuploaded

[@shedrackjassen913]

😂😂😂 I've watched the entire episode

[@stinger4712]

Only people who don't have a life

[@alishademmery3581]

Absolutely gorgeous animals

[@paulbunyan9436]

The fact that humans evolved average eyesight means that we didn't need to see very well at night...Using fire, weapons and our wits was enough to protect us from hungry night-crawlers...

[@mohammed.mahrousa]

There is no logic between your assumptions and conclusion. Evolution is just a myth to comfort those who want to be atheists like Darwin himself who hates God after his daughter's death.

[@pawdoras]

Excellent video as always. I just thought I was going to watch that night vision through eyes of the animal but instead this looks like a thermal camera.

[@anthonybusch4407]

Predators, both modern and prehistoric, are becoming more nocturnal than once suspected.

[@hasmukhpatel4085]

Once again it is superb work by all crew.Best wishes to all of them.🙏

[@EyesOfByes]

Baboons sound like a panicked deer

[@hardeepgill1062]

I’ve followed you guys for years , come on man

[@user-kx5ik8xc2y]

leopards are masters at flicker.

[@stefangoldensteinwildlife9929]

Stunning footage. Just love it. Greets Stefan

[@Yidaru]

They re-uploaded the footage and removed the scene of the baboon's blood dripping onto the tree after killing it.

[@JoeSmith-ie3cx]

& then a zebra 🦓 appears? 😊

[@bhaskarsknowledgebank8805]

Simply thrilling

[@AliensMatrix]

Using my phone camera i’ve been able to take colorful pictures of a girlfriend walking in the woods at night in pitch black, i also took better pictures of the snowed forrest in the night without flash. The flash only illuminated the closer trees with a very dark background, the night vision fixture captured all the background with great detail. It looked like dawn

[@McCullogh]

Sir David Attenborough, the best narrator the world have ever seen.

[@YAH-1]

🥴🙄

[@hookedonbassncats]

Wow way to end it at a ridiculous time

[@someOne-ef8tl]

First ! Nature is amazing ! Sir Attenborough is a legend , beautiful videography

[@ak241]

🙌🏻

[@dylanchua5197]

Spoilers: The mother and baby baboon survived, but another baboon.....wasn't so lucky.

[@isaiaschavez9998]

What happens to the baby and mom?? Please continue 😅

[@E4Sierra]

How does he know the way a leopard sees in night vision, and the degree of quality her sight has at night? Was the narrator once a leopard?

[@shedrackjassen913]

Look at the earlier video, the longer version published days ago. And then think about the 6 or somethin metre jump exercised by the leopard from branch to branch. And then you'll understand that they can see real good at night

[@prototropo]

By corpse dissection and microscopic examination of any animal eye in a good lab, combined with behavioral observations in controlled circumstances, zoologists, ophthalmologists, veterinarians or vision researchers can ascertain much of an animal's subjective visual experience. Amazingly, they can know if a species can see color, and how sharp their visual acuity under various lux (light) metering, and at various distances, and any bias for horizontal vs vertical motion. Pediatric ophthalmologists can even determine much of that information on living, lovable but squirmy subjects like the 12-month-old bouncer growing impatient in the waiting room!

[@sohaillaghari273]

Wow

[@jojobegood]

❤❤❤

[@chuckl.918]

This is a reupload to remove the kill and blood at the end if the video.

[@travisa7025]

Dislike for leaving us hanging! Shame on you!

[@user-mg1ju1gv1n]

😻🙈💖

[@dylanchua5197]

What's with the re upload?

[@imtiazdar7787]

*Babu also have poor night vision & day light wisdom*

[@gregpeterson3144]

more on their OF account :D

[@aycaramba4910]

Oh, come on!

[@sheiii_]

❤

[@italianlifestyle7911]

Splendid🩷

[@johnnyfallen87]

Leopard, puma can destroy Adult Alligator...

[@giantbulate564]

HAHAHAHAHA GHOSTING IS REAL.

[@TylerPKegger]

Re-upload?

Tolles Video. Gruss Jürgen 🤠

[@spacepodi]

Why the tragic voice of over-concern? A leopard’s got to eat hasn’t it? Attenborough as usual piling on the woe.

[@prokoppako3082]

the both mother and baby were eaten by leopard

[@eyeomiga8507]

Night creeper

[@Smallathe]

...trapped at the end of a branch... and... no end. Not the high-end quality video level we are used to...

[@nazirmohammed4414]

Why u do us like that smh

[@shedrackjassen913]

I've watched the entire episode 😂😂

[@jeffreyabbey9592]

Where is the kill/feeding footage? 👎🏿

[@bilalkurdish.berlin5237]

wOw

[@AllinOne-fn2vk]

tigress won so no need for more

[@GarethOchse]

stupid to end the video there. Thumbs down

[@skully317]

👎