16 Moments Prey Take Down Predators With Their Horns

Whenever we watch predators hunt their prey, we always feel like the poor victims are defenseless. Well, in this countdown, we have put together a series of videos where you can see predators get a taste of their own medicine. If you like to cheer for the underdog, it’s time to watch as we countdown 16 moments when prey takes down predators with their horns.
Gazelle Vs Cheetah
The cheetah isn’t the biggest cat, but it’s the fastest, so when it goes on the hunt, it’s not easy to getaway. However, the gazelle is also extremely fast and is equipped with a pair of longhorns that can do some damage. In this sequence, a cheetah decides to hunt a gazelle. It’s a race between two of the fastest land animals in the world. The cheetah hangs on to the gazelle's rearend, but it’s not easy for the cheetah to hold on. The gazelle is big and strong and keeps kicking the cheetah, which is having an awfully hard time getting a stranglehold on the gazelle.
The cheetah gets some help from its cubs, but it’s still very difficult for them to bring the gazelle down. The gazelle can move the adult cheetah which allows it to stab it in the mid-section and drive the cheetah into the ground. The horns of the gazelle are piercing the flesh of the cheetah and eventually, the gazelle escapes. The gazelle is not in great shape, but the cheetah is in even worse shape. You can see her side has been ruptured by the gazelle’s horns. With this injury, the cheetah will not be able to hunt and it could mean the end for her and her cubs.
Cheetah Vs Impala
This next battle is between a cheetah and an impala. The impala gives the cheetah a hell of a fight and it almost looks like the impala is going to overpower the feisty cat when it has it turned on its back and almost pinned to the ground. However, the cheetah manages to grab the impala by the neck and tries suffocating it. The impala is in trouble, gasping for its life as the cheetah cubs wait impatiently for mom to prepare dinner.
The cheetah, figuring the impala is dead, drops it to the ground and the cubs run in to begin eating. However, the impala, being the great actor that it is, was faking its death and runs out of there as fast as it can, enough for it to escape the grasp of the exhausted cat. That’s what happens when you serve dinner and it’s not well-cooked.
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[@samann95014]

Why does it make me happy to see the prey taking revenge of the predator?

[@larryjohnson8704]

because you are more a prey than a predator yourself

[@samann95014]

@@larryjohnson8704 I agree. It reflects our own identity.

[@condorX2]

We like underdogs. Same as a heist goes successful. Villains winning a fight etc. It's new

[@geoffs8801]

because your a predator yourself and your prey got revenge on you lol

[@unknownuser8454]

@@condorX2 i thought u were saying prey were the bad guys

[@tgmawildanimals]

After watching thousands of hours of Animals documentaries I concluded, this is the greatest scene to ever be recorded

[@wirtaima5548]

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[@acharich]

Which of the scenes here..? 💭

[@joefazzio8755]

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[@najiburrahman2857]

Enjoyed watching animals have their own skills and abilities to protect themselves

[@noname-kv8cm]

Man darf nur nicht vergessen auch wir sind Fleischesser

[@dafnneperez9577]

Yes!!

[@Moonie95]

Seeing the buffalo run in and defend their friend was really heartwarming.

[@Soulreaper286]

Trustworthy than humans

[@arghyaprotimhalder5592]

@@Soulreaper286 betrayed 5 times in relationships

[@OM617a]

Bigger stronger herbivores are more loyal than smelly meat eaters.

[@maryhinga8637]

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[@kabirgimimuazu4636]

Am excited to see the courage and braveness shown by them to protect themselves against the highly sophisticated once

[@ariaarulasan]

That is not Courage and braveness, it's just natural instinct to survive.

[@bodefalomo6127]

I love the underdog getting the better of the predator. Absolutely thrilling 😀 😄

[@James-xf6ov]

Look the lion flying 😂

[@jcpenny3606]

Yeah but what you see in this video is more the exception than the norm. I feel most of these preys could defend themselves if they learn to work as a team but they usually don't. Even some of the weakest ones like the impalas, if they all stick together and are willing to die for one another, that would be a headache to deal with no matter who the predator is.

[@mrcompy3050]

​@@James-xf6ovlion: spin me right round right round right round baby

[@ClaudinoNoel]

Wildlife videos provide a glimpse into the raw and sometimes brutal reality of life in the wild

[@bojacksworldwideweb]

Wow im soo glad someone for once recorded the prey winning over the predator!!!

[@teedtad2534]

I love this video because underdogs shows cats they can fight back and win! 🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥

[@chylove2020]

Confident is a great survival skill ☺️

[@barumando]

very impressive and exciting to see the prey taking on the predator and winning the battle especially seeing a cheetah serving uncooked dinner to her cubs. Nice commentary, thank you

[@ispitfactzboi1518]

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Impala 🦌 playing dead, getting up & hauling tail was the best 1 😅😅 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍🏽👍🏽

[@TeacherEewalSpecials]

It really painful to waste the prey being devoured but its the cycle we have to learn, respect and decide not to intervene. These exeptional escapes though. Keep safe everyone

[@DCC72]

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[@Marjopolo302]

Cheetahs are like stealth fighters...... Awesome creatures

[@MimMdance]

They move so fast the prey doesn't even know where to look when being surrounded. If it had the strength and weapons of a lion it'd be unstoppable

[@isaiahtowers1865]

The snow leopard and yak is incredible footage!

[@kiewhuodziesekieo1597]

I am happy to watch at least the prey had victory over predators. This the best

[@kyachdistent1301]

That Grant's Gazelle male at No.16 was amazing. The power and will to survive. That Cheetah should have let him go quicker, but her cubs needed to eat too, and I guess she thought she'd better prevail.

[@edithboozy1000]

We can only hope that her would became infected and she was eaten alive by hyenas. Oh, and hopefully her cubs were eaten as well

[@acharich]

🙇🏾‍♂️🙇🏾‍♂️🙇🏾‍♂️

[@ME-lt7mp]

Hahaha the Impala fakes his dead.The look from the Cheetah when he stands up and run away🤣

[@shineyoureyetv6798]

🤣🤣🤣👍

[@joshuaopont2990]

Shakey eighthy

[@kajollyke2871]

What keeps you in the game are your skills and confidence...I enjoyed watching all of it

[@ronbloch9267]

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[@ashleybockman5830]

​@@ronbloch9267 ick my ballz

[@mainandegwa9317]

Nothing beats the sight of a lion humbled and retreating to fight another day

[@rosetucker4595]

Excellent.I admire their fight backs

[@PAULLONDEN]

Just love it when a nature video is narrated like an American Wrestling match 👍🥴

[@Uragemdiamond]

You all pay in the end.🙄🙊🙈🙊

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[@orondehorsey3687]

Love to see predators especially humans who kill for sport have the tables turned on them!! Thank you for posting this video! I quickly subscribed and am sharing with many others. I hope to see more videos of prey foiling predators very often and soon!

[@blazenazrustova5088]

Někdy slabší zvítězí se silným!

[@milindankolkar6274]

Me also. Long live the weak prey, and down with the mighty but cruel Predator.

[@gabriel84511]

Yes humans kill for sport, but predators kill to survive, there's a lot of difference here

[@gabriel84511]

@@milindankolkar6274 it's part of their instinct to survive, they aren't cruel at all. Or they kill or they die, simple like that

[@surajsusandalabhanjan4096]

This was a great documentary ! I am an animal lover and I hate to see them get hurt but I loved the buffalo hurling the lion up into the air several times!!

[@TonyEnglandUK]

It's superb I just wish he wouldn't TALK all over it.

[@cliffordlesley7746]

So what are the lions going to eat or feed their Cubs with?

[@andijvie3119]

Animal lover but also an animal eater?

[@ailali3659]

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[@annapurnakumari4644]

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[@gitayin1211]

How much patience the photographers need to be able to capture such precious footage!

[@Phoenix-One0922]

I'd really like to see you in the place of the prey so you could 'feel' how precious it is...

[@acharich]

Sometimes they leave cameras in the wild.. 🎬

[@rusiimwaconrad1460]

Absolutely incredible

[@squirrell19861]

The gazelle playing dead at the beginning was amazing

[@rajudezoysawijemuni6410]

This is very smart shooting and incredible. We love to see these .

[@barcaarticle7592]

In order to survive you have to fight back 💪💪

[@mariaalcione8490]

Verdade

[@honeybadger8942]

And not just in the animal kingdom.

[@DiscoverizeMystery]

Witnessing the grand spectacle of animal migrations underscores the incredible feats and determination of creatures in their quest for survival.

[@latinoheat5169]

Weak prey become Super heroes lesson learned 🦌🐆

[@memezing2.0]

Imagine being dragged out by your food as you take a bite 😂

[@philipveerman7526]

At 7:39 clearly that lion has not just been injured. It is clearly starving and little doubt had been injured at some previous time.

[@silvermainecoons3269]

Yeah that was hard to watch when she staggered off. That poor lioness was starving and clearly on her last legs. 😿

[@thevictorguildford6344]

Lesson to be learned: Cheetahs got the worst end of the cat evolution stick

[@jaycam6823]

But they are the cutest big cats I guess that’s the price they pay

[@erollcush9182]

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[@danielwahome5283]

6:49 The rhino getting out of the way of the hog it just flipped is epic🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👌

[@ncunnin656]

the hog disappeared from the video for a few seconds as it was twirling in the air :-)

[@Bunyi_Logam]

The hog pretend like same kind of species as those rhino but, his acting was very bad. 😂

[@Menkalinan]

@@Bunyi_Logam Hahahaha. Yeah that kneeling down looked silly. Probably to display submission. But all its agility went out the window that way.

[@TakeAbackPak]

Well made. One predator notoriously absent from this list: African Painted Dogs.

[@hoggygladsonhantumba4310]

Wow! So nice watching wildlife

[@chriswoosley3883]

its nice to see them win ...for a change

[@thomasnyangala2424]

I love the language used to describe this episode. Thank you Mr. DJ 😂😂

[@silvesterbaraka]

😂😂 I enjoyed it and it teaches me the lesson of not giving up no matter what.

[@dcarr2506]

Them cheetah cubs showed big heart!

[@vozenilek.]

Crazy to see how that cheetah is so much smaller compared to the gazelle! Nature is metal, not many folk would've thought a gazelle to grow that big, nor a cheetah be so small!

[@maxmarrero9635]

cheeta gets can only run for a short time and gets exhausted.

[@josephatjosephat9109]

Thank you for such a wonderful video!it shows we are of the same Creation

[@nicholaskiwanuka4496]

Love it . For once The hunter becomes the hunted.

[@eelchiong6709]

Well actually, the hunter didn't became the hunted. It's simply the hunted fighting off the hunter.

[@TruthLivesNow]

It never gets old to see a flying Lion getting Gored! 👍

[@Noice235]

Physics am i right

[@williamcousins3079]

I don't enjoy seeing Any animal have to kill just to stay alive They have young that are depending on parents providing for them. I would really like to know how all predators and prey can continue to keep living without eating or being killed!

[@johnplaid648]

This flik was great. A must see before you go out each day to do battle and be competitive.

[@wmden1]

Any animal with sharp horns and strength will be dangerous when fighting for its life. I didn't really expect a wildebeast to be as good as they are at self defense until watching them on youtube. I have also learned that wart hogs are very fast runners. Thanks Wild Life.

[@richbeing1227]

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[@jeffwomack5821]

Thats awesome the way the clips were cut, and the facts changed to fit your video. That was just like the media telling the story to fit their needs.

[@edithboozy1000]

Touch grass. Terminally online loser detected

[@versiecummings3765]

I enjoyed watching this nature film.

[@evanseekins517]

Shows that predators go for the weak a lot of times. There are a lot of og graizers that survive many seasons cause they are pyscho and skilled. That one male lion grabbing a random wildebeast is iconic though.

[@jmcrjc6799]

I love to see the prey turn the tables on the predator 🙂

[@mariaalcione8490]

Eu também

[@thomashninan3825]

Shut up well the predators need to eat AND live too it's kinda cruel to what you are saying 😠👎 they are animals too and when you say that you don't love animals

[@syper9]

I hoop u r a vegetarian lol

[@mariegreen6912]

Me too 😂😂😂😂

[@sguchait]

Ji haan.. kisi din Chicken aapke peeche daurega chaku le ke..tab mazaa aayega..

[@heatherprice2346]

Love those videos the weaker won the battle a lesson to be learned

[@kishoremanapure727]

Great fighters and greatest Survivor skills. Mighty and 3ducative recordings

[@kishoremanapure727]

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[@valentinenwawodoh2474]

I felt so good seeing preys fighting back and inflicting terminal injuries on their predators.

[@david50665]

serves those bullies right

[@caleywoulfe4586]

@@david50665 Predators are 'bullies'???? They have to eat, too.

[@caleywoulfe4586]

Predators need to eat, too.

[@sharkquark6252]

@@caleywoulfe4586 And Herbivores need to not-die too. Seeing a predator being killed by prey is the same as seeing prey being killed by a predator for me. Enough with the predator-bias modern documentaries have only showing predators killing prey and not the other way around.

[@CrescentMurphy]

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[@taipodiagoli1947]

Very very impressive vedios indeed. If possible, please try to show them separate individiual vedios of each fighting. Every time I feel very sorry for the prey when a predator overpowers its prey and enjoying full dinner. I think most of the prey are equipped with little defensive mechanism to protect themselves. So I enjoyed your most of the vedios that showing prey defeating strong cunning predators. Keep it up. Good luck.

[@randomkinkajou5747]

It's nature buttercup

[@Xavier-cm1vt]

Give an Oscar award to the greatest actor🤣🤣🤣

[@georgepaul5843]

Fantastic photography beats hunting these animals. Commentaries also great! Collect more.

[@trusthassan1499]

My favorite moment was with the rhino and the warthog 😁 the warthog could barely get on hit feet😁

[@maxwellmhaka329]

It's really tough in the jungle but I love it when predators lose.

[@thabisothaby6996]

It's very rare to see such scenes in most animal documentaries

[@jkj1459]

Give awards for bulls , buffelos , deers , jerrafs as the outclass the predators

[@robertvermeer5951]

This shows that the life of a predator isn't an easy one either. They always have to hunt for their food and when they get injured its usually game over.

[@astronomicalreason9807]

I had no idea an impala could pretend to be dead like that. My mind is blown

[@nimifas5445]

Young wild beast escape was superb 👌

[@thomaswalbert5577]

I love to see that when the Hunter becomes a prey I love that great

[@johnnyohness]

I'm always for the poor underdog. It's survival of the fittest that's for sure.

[@sanityasayuwana4859]

It's fun to see preys bullying predators. It's a very rare circumstance, so l never miss watching it. The most pleasure is when a buffalo tortures a crocodile and pops it into the air. Gee, it's great to see. Interesting video! Thanks.

[@cleogarcia7220]

it's not fun.. those predators are just hungry, and for your sole entertainment i just wanna remind you that we are also predators ourselves, just privileged and doesn't have to go through all these hardship for the sake of food.

[@sanityasayuwana4859]

@@cleogarcia7220 There must be an elegant etiquette to express objection. Whether or not it's fun, it's up to me to judge. I have an option to say it. That's what this space is for. No one is eligible to remind me of what l have to say or what l have to do. I've already got my norms in life, so why bother? ..... but if you really have to do that, express it in an ethical way, not in a belligerent one. Have a nice day.

[@DearLeader850]

VILDAHBEEST!!! 😂😂😂 This is some very fresh commentating! LOVE IT!!! Subscribed 😊

[@kimjhun2805]

That elephant and bull scene was really crazy. The way elephant was holding the bull lika a ragdoll

[@krunk9790]

I like how the cubs knowing thats their food and start running after a gazelle when it flees😂😉

[@lionelbentil3638]

Funny you😂😂😂

[@samuelobeng9141]

I reallly enjoyed watching the video. What interests me most is how the prey are able to fight back. Good video👍👍👍

[@juniorkawai6131]

Cubs: "Ma...you let our meal escape!"

[@MrGamer8000]

The feign death worked.

[@tonybarfridge4369]

The lions have the right to eat, but their prey has the right to defend itself. That's life until now

[@rbrtck]

Even "civilized" humans, who have outlawed predation between humans, honor the right of every living creature, humans included, to defend its own life with lethal force. If there is only one absolute, undeniable law of nature, it would be this one. And only dangerous, predatory humans would ever try to take this right away.

[@tonybarfridge4369]

@@rbrtck Actually self defense is not an excuse to use deadly force. Legally only force sufficient to repel an attack is permitted. More than that is punishable to the victim.

[@rbrtck]

@@tonybarfridge4369 I said "defend its own life" which implies that one's life must be in immediate danger. Also, "lethal force" or "deadly force" means force that potentially could kill, which does not imply deliberate killing. With humans involved there is unsurprisingly a bit of nuance. Unlike wild animals, humans are forbidden to deliberately kill other humans (outside of war), but that does not preclude the use of lethal force until the danger to one's life has been neutralized. If predators die as a result, then they die, and if they don't, then they don't--legally, both outcomes are the same as long as the killing is not deliberate. In short, humans are generally forbidden from *deliberately* killing other humans (which is murder), but are still authorized to use *potentially* lethal force in order to save our own lives (or the lives of others). This is true almost everywhere, and where it isn't or has been significantly compromised, it means that predatory humans have somehow managed to rig that society's laws to their favor. My original statement stands as written. It was not my intention to get into such detail, nor is it necessary except for explicit clarification. Humans generally retain the natural right of any living creature to defend life and limb using lethal force. Only predatory humans would dispute this, of course, in order to give themselves an advantage over their prey.

[@tonybarfridge4369]

@@rbrtck I was only making a further observation, not attacking your response

[@OM617a]

@@rbrtck humans do not honour the right of every living creature to defend its life. Ever been to a slaughterhouse?

[@commentsectionwar4843]

It makes me happy to see that the prey takes revenge on the predator But also ouch that looks so painfull. Imagine getting a knife going through your stomach.

[@medicbabe2ID]

A dirty, dull knife with enough torque to push a truck. No thank you~

[@janetevans4176]

Thankyou you are the only channel to be honest and stand up with good videos fir a nice change 😊

[@taufankusuma758]

I love watching video like this Prey beat the predator

[@mercedesbenz3751]

I love when prey hits back

[@berachabirdingwildlifesafa6430]

Incredible video I enjoyed watching. That was looking more of a Topi vs Hyena than Eland vs Hyena. I like it

[@PradeepKumar-kz8st]

Excellent film. Excellent shooting of huntings.

[@Super-c00n]

Damn. It's hard out here for a cheetah. 🐆

[@jordank316]

God I love seeing this, I honestly feel no sympathy for predators like that and love seeing prey fighting back

[@nncgragnano]

yes but we can't forget that predators are not bad . They are just trying to survive and eat.

[@walterlobo1326]

Great cliffs, lessons to learn

[@thiagarajaniyer4368]

Beautifully compiled video showing the battles of survival in the Animal Kingdom. Kudos to the videographers and the compiler.

[@bjacko5019]

You gotta love how a Zebra can disable a Lioness on a chase,,seen Giraffes disabling male Lions with those long legs,,I bet you them hooves must hurt

[@yishaithegift9953]

Yeah,...but there was no Zebra clips in this video? So what are you talking about?

[@allahtheeternal884]

Finally,death wins,life looses,all former battles won against predators turn out to be illusion

[@dennisschulte2324]

we love to see it real live action when we were on vacation.

[@yolandmartinez8018]

I love this thank u guys for another great film love u guys u made my day

[@CCLow-jr7um]

I love this. I always support the underdogs.

[@pierrojules]

"That's what happens when you serve dinner and it is not well cooked ..." 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂!!!! My favorite is the buffalo blasting the crocodile. There is no way that croc survived. Its guts were spilling out of its body.

[@dudedude365]

These animals have horns but they don't know how to use them properly to kill others animals

[@brucefarnham6616]

Nature is Gods PROGRAM 🎉❤❤

[@tj6742]

That Crocodile got the Shock and Strike of its life ! Impressive !! Now it is someone else's Dinner !

[@ujayet]

More satisfying seeing a lion and hyena gets stuck with Horn.

[@gavingavalli389]

But the lion had kids to feed

[@williamkane2856]

Matter between life and death!

[@SimonB.]

Its like seeing a movie where the underdogs finally beat the bullies

[@benyjenab2421]

I always watching documentary but this one has many new capture video and i like the voice on this clip. It’s nice .

[@victoramos4916]

And the man of the match award goes to the hyena. Even after been butted it still holds on fast to it's prey. Boss attitude 😂

[@darkknigth7550]

shut up third world

[@midonabil161]

and the Oscar goes to 2:13 😂😂😂😂👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@jehanberondo2503]

🤣🤣🤣

[@bennyreyes1877]

THAT'S REALLY REALLY GOOD ALL OF THEM! 👍

[@frankgeorge149]

whoooo that flipin of the buffalo😂💪

[@ponyboyuk01]

My wildlife knowledge appears to be SEVERELY lacking, never knew Warthogs predated on Rhinos, , or Buffalo on Elephants, you learn something new every day...

[@SenhorTudo]

The "eland" battling the hyena are actually red hartebeest. The eland is bigger and stronger, with differently shaped horns.

[@augustineenyipu16]

Fantastic!

[@ashdog236]

It was a Topi

[@theobserver6493]

Well spotted. The night scene at 09:28 / 09/29 shows an eland. But the day-time fight scene is definitely NOT eland. I tend to agree with @Bad Gaming, looks like Topi.

[@SenhorTudo]

@@theobserver6493 @Bad Gaming and you are absolutely correct: that animal is definitely a Topi.

[@ebonimom6964]

#15 "cheetah vs impala" How was that an instance of prey using its horns to fight back against its predator? The i.pala merely survived by playing dead

[@stephenmartin5766]

The 2nd clip is just how cats fight, from the bottom usually and go for the neck, plus bottom side is softer/less bones so it can really cause some pain.