Leopard Disguises Herself in Prey Urine for Sneak Attack

Kamuti is out hunting in the heat of the day. As her last kill was stolen by lions, she's still hungry. But she knows better than to try stalking out in the open. She's learnt that her best chance of an ambush is when she's hidden in a dried-up river bed in the heart of her territory, where prey can't see her, even in broad daylight. But years of experience and the best cover don't guarantee success. A puku sounds the alarm. It didn't see her. It smelt her.
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[@stellarwind1946]

What a clever cat

[@128789842]

One of the most intelligent&talented cats which is Leopard. 🐆 ❤️👍

[@DoloresGonzalez-ef9zh]

What a magnificent creature!!❤

[@Dan-oj4iq]

I don't think that the animal knows that rolling in the scent will camouflage itself. I think that it is just mentally driven to do so without really knowing why.

[@Cheif_Espada]

Animals are way smarter than u think.

[@Dan-oj4iq]

@@Cheif_Espada Yes, Chief they are. But I think it's due to evolution and not deduction.

[@Cheif_Espada]

The hubris of man.

[@Dan-oj4iq]

@@Cheif_Espada You make a valid point. But because we will never know the true answer to this question, I am leaning on the side of animals not having the same cognitive ability as humans.

[@jrimman]

Wow look at the elephant’s ears 😮. It’s dark coloured ear with the light coloured veins in it 4:20

[@joannmello5085]

Good video

[@lovenature]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@AnimalsFactsCrazy]

Amazing creatures.

[@MauroMeneguzzi]

Há vida selvagem ❤😊

[@ThatBoyBent]

Thats a really smart kitty. We get to whiteness intelligence grow within nature. Monkeys use tools only because they have opposable thumbs. I dont see then being humanlike far past humans destroy ourselves ,and in a million years a new race of "humans" evolve . Never the same always kind of different. This could be our 100th time being conscious on this planet over billions of years .

[@trill250]

Antelope latrines? What does that mean?

[@danielmbugua2789]

The antelope's urine and excrement

[@howardsmith5474]

^yeah. Latrine is a synonym for bathroom

[@trill250]

Thanks for the replies. I didn't express my question well as I do know what latrines are. I was wondering if it means these antelopes all do their business in one spot, and having looked it up, yes, these do. Never knew of that.

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[@user-ny6uo1ym9f]

This is perfect . Subtle calm voice narration, and backround music doesn’t detract from the sounds of the wild . You can even hear the leopard walking . How great is that ?

[@jahronbartlett8920]

First❤

[@rafaelborrero3365]

The narrator's voice is the worst annoying!

[@fuiplu]

Please explain?.Why do feel it's annoying..such a sad comment

[@user-ny6uo1ym9f]

How so, her voice is pleasant calm and subtle. And she doesn’t talk too much .

[@fuiplu]

@@user-ny6uo1ym9f agreed 👍

[@robinsinpost]

No, it isn't.