Mongooses Tear Baby Hare Apart

This is the heartbreaking scene as mongooses take turns tearing a baby hare apart - showing no mercy to the little one.
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Dwarf mongooses are gregarious animals living in family groups and adhering to hierarchy. The alpha male and female are generally in charge, but this varies from circumstance to habitat to food resources. These creatures generally eat snakes, eggs, and insects and may eat rodents - but are not known to attack animals bigger than them. That in itself makes this sighting so much more special as these mongooses took turns in tearing a hare apart.
29-Year-old conservation officer and field guide, Gareth Nuttall-Smith shared this sighting from @MalaMalaGameReserve with LatestSightings.com:
"My colleague Bushi and I were checking the reserve for fire break readiness and came across a group of mongoose on the road. As we stopped they scattered, I noticed the injured scrub hare and grabbed my camera - as I never go anywhere without it."
"It looked as if though the dominant mongoose was the only one attacking the scrub hare at this point and once he/she had their share, the next most dominant one had their turn. It took quite a long time for the hare to die - the whole scene probably took place over 30 minutes."
"A couple of mongooses then pulled the scrub hare into the grass and out of sight - as we lost sight we also then moved off. This was a very strange and rare sighting for me. I have been at Mala Mala for 4 years and have never experienced anything like this. What was strange to me though was that the mongooses took chances in attacking the hare. I half expected them to gang up on it like wild dogs."
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[@TheBooban]

FB has less censorship than KZbin? Oh my. But your other vids are not blurred.

[@theofficialliedetector1545]

You should pin the comment

[@itsok2bwhiteendanti-whiteh548]

@@TheBooban Google is the most tyrannical of them all, and censors literally everything. They are tyrants who hate free speech and free expression unless it follows their narrative or agenda.

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[@mclovin4974]

Because they only want you to see the Disney version of nature like Zootopia. Nick Wilde will never do this to officer Judy Hopps

[@youlikedyourowncomment5151]

They dont need to blur it out, if people cant handle nature then they shouldnt watching this channel.

[@luthandomasinda1994]

KZbin will give them a strike

[@Ompadidthabeat]

@@luthandomasinda1994 no they wont

[@Ompadidthabeat]

Exactly there ruining there channel with that

[@thomasneal9291]

@@Ompadidthabeat yes, they will. any time someone reports a video as being graphically violent, youtube tags and demonetizes it. advertisers insist on this. the uploader can appeal if they wish, blur out the parts of the image that were tagged, or add a pre-screen warning, but that has to be arranged with youtube.

[@MrStevenMagnet]

@@Ompadidthabeat "No they won't" he says. You have no idea what you're even talking about, bud.

[@NPC1921]

That's a special kind of scary, being slowly taken down by creatures slightly smaller than yourself, but made up for with their speed and sheer tenacity

[@Auricson]

sounds like marriage

[@Takeru9292]

@@Auricson lol!

[@thereckon3592]

@@Auricson 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

[@gaygachad8305]

@@Auricson lmfao

[@WhereamIhandle]

@@Auricson killed it with the reply 🤣

[@monkey-46]

“I don’t eat Meat because I love and respect nature” Nature:

[@Pgr-pt5ep]

Nature: "Love and respect are a waste of resources"

[@showwhite7320]

You do realize that eating meat is the same thing as murder. Murder, rape, theft, and deception are all part of nature.

[@tk421trading6]

How very dare you say something sensible!!!! take that back!!!

[@monkey-46]

@@tk421trading6 no

[@streetplaya23]

imagine the nutty vegans try to save all the prey and it leads to all the lions and other predators going extinct since they wont eat the rubbish plants they tried to force feed it. LOL way to save the ecosystem guys

[@tryster2683]

The fact he was alive for the whole video and slowly being eaten is absolutely brutal

[@BananaBread-fg4fi]

Ikr 😢

[@LuzNoceda4162]

I never known Mongoose Are Vicious for his size

[@buffalobillsfan2649]

@@BananaBread-fg4fiyou dont have to watch this

[@laughterlight6512]

Fortunately those last few seconds looked to me like it started agonal breathing, which would mean it was very close to dying and likely passed fully soon after.

[@tryster2683]

@@laughterlight6512 yes, it was probably in the state of agony after they started eating the abdomen with the guts. The damage probably caused the whole body collapse at that moment

[@somerandomperson6511]

American rabbits: “dog barked too loud, gonna die of a heart attack now” African rabbits: “I am literally being eaten alive”

[@Brecconable]

TIA man

[@bakedbeans5494]

That's a hare.

[@DinnerForkTongue]

This is a scrub hare. Hares are quite a bit sturdier than rabbits.

[@LilXancheX]

@@DinnerForkTongue hares are fast as hell

[@thatguy2837]

Lol rabbits are ridiculously weak 😂

[@ferdinand5223]

"Why can't humans be nice like animals?" *The animals:*

[@scottwarren4998]

This video is so sad to see

[@robloxduck1332]

@@scottwarren4998it’s just nature this happens everyday

[@Thatbeardeddragonenber]

​@@scottwarren4998 It's tasty to

[@EnclaviousFiraga]

It is the circle of life 😇

[@semyontatarinov22]

They just eat like herbivores who kill plants without mercy.

[@alanmark8452]

This planet is truly a flying ball of horrors...

[@nobadnamesleft]

I see why rabbits sometimes just have heart attacks right away when stressed rather than going on that long..

[@greendino5388]

Don't mess around with the nature, such as nature knows what is biology, so don't mess nature🌿🍃

[@hewhoshallnotbenamed5168]

Can't imagine a worse way to go out, being torn apart and eaten while still alive. Nature is beautiful yet unforgiving.

[@josephinetracy1485]

At least a bobcat would make it quick; a bite to the neck.

[@dereenaldoambun9158]

@@josephinetracy1485 Meanwhile cats, orcas & dolphins: Nah, lemme play with this little sh1t a bit longer.

[@chaosmetalsonic]

Oh God. Probably being left alive in searing pain as your helpless to escape. . Yeah okay no detales um. . Yeah left alive. . In pain. . That sucks.

[@leesog3203]

Pure Evil. A satanic takeover.

[@ji3200]

Its not bad as lion eating young elephant alive. 6 hours of painful death

[@lingarajdash8889]

Jungle looks beautiful from a distance but there are much pain and sufferings inside it.

[@DinnerForkTongue]

I hope you mean the metaphorical jungle.

[@DinnerForkTongue]

@@blackthorne3004 Oh excuse me, who called in the elementary school dropout? 🙄

[@blackthorne3004]

@@DinnerForkTongue I hope the irony was clear. ;-)

[@sakariyekhadaraxmedtaani5449]

Yeah thats pure truth nature looks beautifull a long distance but inside animals hunt each other 🦁

[@skingerskanger]

Just like the Earth.

[@DeanWinchester12345]

"Nature is so beautiful. I want to return to nature" The nature 💀

[@natrix_burst]

It's kinda weird how the bunny was just letting the animals eat him like he was not trying to run

[@jeed4854]

My brother need sussy nu-💀

[@Scrub_Lord-en7cq]

@@natrix_burstbro accepted his fate 🗿

[@Kenzie2332]

​@@natrix_burstbro its a BABY hare

[@vexper]

They had already gotten one of its leg + it's a baby​@@natrix_burst

[@sandramartinez-vr1sf]

The bunny:*screams in pain* Also the bunny:🍷🗿

[@marielaampuero9840]

Is a baby hare

[@sandramartinez-vr1sf]

@@marielaampuero9840 ik I just called it a bunny srry

[@tinhlam2826]

Rabbit: Hi, who are you? Mongooses: I'm a hyena, but smaller

[@Khan_is_mongol]

actually mongoose and hyena are related, they belong in the same family as badgers and wolverines. They are one tough MFs, we are lucky mongoose is not the size of a lion they would kill anything..

[@epicbear4679]

@@Khan_is_mongol Nope. Badgers and wolverines are mustelids. Mongooses are viverrids. Hyenas aren't, they're closely related to viverrids but aren't viverrids

[@khaiophirgrad7717]

@@Khan_is_mongol 😳😳😧😧😰😰😰😰

[@indyreno2933]

@Shaf Naw, actually, Mustelidae is now left with only the weasels, ferrets, and minks of the subfamily Mustelinae, mongooses and hyenas were never considered part of Mustelidae, hyenas were already a distinct family (Hyaenidae) and mongooses were historically included within the family Viverridae because the molecularity of mongooses is far more similar to the molecularity of civets than to the molecularity of weasels, but recent genetic analysis now shows Viverridae to only include the civets, while mongooses, malagasy carnivorans, genets, oyans, linsangs, and the african palm civet are relocated to six different families, Herpestidae, Eupleridae, Genettidae, Poianidae, Prionodontidae, and Nandiniidae, although, these six families are most closely related to civets (family Viverridae), with the mongooses (family Herpestidae) and malagasy carnivorans (family Eupleridae) being the closest to the civets, while the monotypic families Nandiniidae, Prionodontidae, Poianidae, and Genettidae are more basal within the superfamily Viverroidea, the largest superfamily of carnivorans, the hyenas (family Hyaenidae) and the aardwolf and its extinct relatives (family Protelidae) both encompass the superfamily Hyaenoidea, which is indeed the sister taxon to the superfamily Viverroidea, both superfamilies are classified within the infraorder Crocutopsia (meaning "hyena-shaped faced ones" in latin) of the suborder Feliformia (Cat-Like Carnivorans), the skunks, stink badgers, badgers, otters, zorillas, muishund, shulang, huro, grisons, wolverine, tayra, martens, and fisher are not part of Mustelidae anymore, they are all reclassified into five separate families, Mephitidae for the skunks and stink badgers, Melidae for the badgers, Lutridae for the otters, and Ictonychidae for the zorillas, muishund, shulang, huro, grisons, wolverine, tayra, martens, and fisher, while the families Melidae (Badgers), Lutridae (Otters), and Ictonychidae (Zorillas, Muishund, Shulang, Huro, Grisons, Wolverine, Tayra, Martens, and Fisher) are all classified with Mustelidae (Weasels, Ferrets, and Minks) into the superfamily Musteloidea, Mephitidae (Skunks and Stink Badgers) does not actually belong to Musteloidea, Mephitidae instead belongs to a different superfamily named Procyonoidea, meaning skunks and stink badgers are actually more closely related to the raccoons, ringtail, cacomistle, coatis, olingos, olinguito, kinkajou, and red panda than to the weasels, ferrets, minks, badgers, otters, zorillas, muishund, shulang, huro, grisons, wolverine, tayra, martens, and fisher.

[@ahmedcapital3083]

@@indyreno2933 better u become a storyteller

[@richardtaylor8595]

I know it is survival of the fittest, but I cannot help but feel so sorry for that poor rabbit. Could you imagine being torn apart slowly till you die. It broke my heart.

[@user-10021]

Always keep in mind that other animals would do the same to you in a heartbeat if they had the chance to, never underestimate the rules of nature

[@tinhlam2826]

@@Carlo_1286 What are these bastards showing off here? If you don't want to see it, smash your phone and get out of here. Do not report anything.

[@donteto]

@@Carlo_1286 WTF? Esto es lo que las otras especies se enfrentan día a día. Es bueno poder recordar lo bien que estamos detras de una pantalla.

[@jeffbezos3501]

@@Carlo_1286 Cual es la razón de denunciar el video? Es un canal específico para mostrar las cosas que pasan en la naturaleza día a día. Es la realidad, si no te gusta simplemente no veas el video. No hay necesidad de reportar el video

[@Carlo_1286]

@@jeffbezos3501 ok amigo

[@rattenLord_]

1:00 I love how the hare is being actively murdered and is just staring at the camera man like "can you help me".

[@JohnSmith-ct5jd]

"Hyenas are the most disgusting and cruel predator there is." Mongoose: Hold my rabbit guts!

[@jaroldfedrick3823]

Rabbit guts 😭

[@EnclaviousFiraga]

Wild dogs and Komodo dragons are worse 😬

[@fefek1]

Literally any non-ambush predator will eat it's prey alive if it does not pose a threat and cannot get away

[@QuestionableObject]

@@fefek1 Yeah the only reason animals like wolves and lions go for the throat is because their prey can kill them if they get a good kick in or struggle too much. Animals that hunt less dangerous prey will eat it from any end.

[@idklol4197]

its excruciating to see how long it lived for

[@TooLazyforthehandle]

Yeah nature is brutal 😢

[@infiniteworfare5089]

One day you may be reincarnated as this creature. I mean idklol if the world only had humans and factory farmed animals then it would be a more peaceful life given that the factory farmed animals are killed in a painless way

[@michaelarias3310]

​@@infiniteworfare5089 may be. Depends if reincarnation is actually real

[@infiniteworfare5089]

@@michaelarias3310 it looks likely to be real. i mean michael arias if you get eaten by a lion. your consciousness neuron go into the the next animal. you may become a single celled organism and become a bacteria that works for the lion such as a gut bacteria, skin bacteria, etc. if the lion reproduces then you may become a lion. time will probably accelerate very quickly until your a high form of consciousness. it can be true that the future of living wil be different due to genetic engineering and neuroscience that humans are doing. i mean michael when you sleep it feels like you instantly wake up the next day. same thing could happen after you die. its like time accelerates very quickly.

[@michaelarias3310]

@@infiniteworfare5089 where does the proof cause reincarnation is cool though i believe in well ya know the usual God

[@philvalentine7665]

All of a sudden, my Monday morning doesn't seem so bad.

[@Vex141]

Shut up weirdo

[@user-gv3nq4rj7s]

This is life. And you can't interfere, you can't save. Mongoose honestly earned food

[@patriciachang8666]

It earn food, but could also kill it before

[@RiffandRoll.]

Yes I can, I did many times

[@user-ju4nl9hs4n]

​@@patriciachang8666dont like It? Dont watch It AND done

[@johannfrederichk3473]

it was probably not nature, but someone throwing a hare to some mongooses. otherwise, there would be other babies and maybe an angry mother

[@johannfrederichk3473]

@@patriciachang8666 thats not how mongooses roll. cats kill their food before eating it. mongooses don't.

[@denome3725]

Vegetarians: we must conserve the planet and avoid eating meat.. especially raw! Mongooses: hold my beer

[@Mac14329]

Nature has a lot of unpleasant moments, doesn't it?

[@SegularRpork]

This was rather pleasant

[@profilutennavn]

@@SegularRpork Seeing something gets eaten alive isn't really pleasant. It's how nature works, sure. But pleasant? No.

[@SegularRpork]

@@profilutennavn pleasant to some, not to others

[@MotivatedPony]

Nature is war.

[@yumisaifu6198]

@@SegularRpork come on don’t be open about your psychopath nature on internet

[@CobaltBob]

The problem with eating rabbit is there's nothing worse than having a hare stuck in the back of your throat.

[@BoskiM]

Lol I see what you did there 🤣

[@goldwolf0606]

Don’t quit your day job

[@N37tron_Danc3]

Too, soon?

[@BadassMoFo.]

Exactly!

[@chrisdunn8529]

Well too be fair there were four weasels to one rabbit so the chances of survival is low

[@jebes909090]

Mongoose "this is for subaru!!!"

[@user-bk2tl3tb5c]

You can see the pain in the bunny's eyes at the end, damn.

[@mikoonblitz5966]

The hare was emotionless asf the entire time what r u on abt

[@ijt3131]

Imagine getting hollowed out from the back end up...nature is brutal as hell!

[@goldwolf0606]

Lions, Hyena and wolves prey die like that all the time. Stay away from the head where the mouth can bite and rip you apart. Check out lions eat hippos and elephants. They can’t clamp the neck because it’s so big so they weaken it and then eat it alive from the butt up. When land predators hunt prey bigger than themselves, that’s how you have to hunt if you don’t want to get hit by horns or giant tusks. Lions try to clamp the neck when possible but Go look at painted wolves hunt... they are methodical with the butt up technique.

[@brainwaiver1]

I'll get flak for this but there may be some sexual element for the victim initially. It would pacify them before the pain. Rabbit's face.

[@eskanda3434]

@@brainwaiver1 bro i promise you there is ZERO sexual element to getting ripped apart like a raw steak

[@flamah10n]

nature is not brutal, nature is nature... it is what it is.

[@brainwaiver1]

@@eskanda3434 Being eaten out starts with a lick.

[@ieungeggcats]

Bunny: *Screams in pain* Mongoose: T a s t y

[@jxy_vbn8156]

Hare: *in the most pain it’s ever felt in its life, screaming in pain and terror, knowing it’s going to die* Mongoose: *dabs mouth with napkin* “absolutely exquisite meal chaps”

[@goldman77700]

@@jxy_vbn8156 Mongoose: Noms noms.

[@kaystephan2610]

Nature truly is absolutely merciless.

[@skagenpige88]

Maybe you need to think bigger on what mercy is....becouse if we ruin the planet, everything will die=o

[@user-wu6ch2fm6g]

Bro those mongoose be like “ F O O D “

[@sentientkoffee972]

Makes me appreciate how lions mostly go for the neck for an instant kill (doesn't work all the time though). Getting eaten slowly from the butt up is the worst.

[@toecurlersupreme]

i wonder if they were intentionally going for the hind legs first to immobilize the rabbit since theyre too small for that instant kill

[@RaptorRockDrakeJesus]

I remember walking through my old neighborhood finding 4 cats surrounding an injured rabbit. The rabbits back legs were covered in blood so ig it's a given that most predators go for the legs when it's rabbits. Interesting sight to say the least

[@streetplaya23]

make no mistake they have no morals, they dont care about ending the suffering, its just to stop it from escaping and moving so much.

"Getting eaten slowly from the butt up is the worst". 😄 You've had this experience before?

[@bensonabernathy4664]

Yeah but even then lions don't do that for compassion, they do this because an animal that is quickly dead won't fight back which means less risk for lion to have to get hurt or possibly losing the prey they caught.

[@sukotsutoCSSR]

"Lets free the animals so they can live happy and freely in the wild!" The wild:

[@hadbetterdays8118]

This ain't no Disney movie

[@legendovbago4716]

Seems u need to come and live in Africa ,,u so western 😂😂

[@Fanboy-V]

it's better than what we do to them. *MUCH* better

[@faithmgtow]

​@@Fanboy-VYou can watch this video and still say that? 😂

[@CaptainCJ97]

Lmao

[@Gggz184]

1:11:”my brother was traumatized after watching this.”

[@EnclaviousFiraga]

The circle of life is beautiful. Nature is fascinating

[@beardman-or6ur]

agreed

[@perkshaven]

not very beautiful, fascinating sure i guess

[@greendino5388]

​@@perkshaven don't mess with nature🌿🍃

[@IAmTheStig32]

Hare: You all wanna piece of me!? Mongoose: Actually, yes.

[@AshokSharma-jm4uz]

Are you write same ,,when its related to your own??

[@McCracken216]

@@AshokSharma-jm4uz I don't think he's related to any rabbits.

[@AshokSharma-jm4uz]

@@McCracken216 It,s not depend on your thoughts that he is related to rabbit or not,,but The real human being who have kindness and Feelings.

[@davidcarter7337]

Thumper said no but no means yes to Mr Mongoose 😂

[@saxon1177]

The rabbit identified as a mongoose and the mongoose weren't having it!

[@kaleefsplaylists2876]

Whenever you think that you have it bad.

[@Carlo_1286]

Video denuncia

[@JustSomeGuyOk]

What are you talking about? I wouldn't mind getting my ass eaten out every now and then

[@leeejoynerr562]

Yep, just think you could be a rabbit or an Impala

[@Moonie95]

Right? Thought the same thing.

[@zergilli9719]

Baby rabbit: this is my life now

[@JaneDoe-xx6hp]

Crazy how the mongoose is about the same size but absolutely destroys that rabbit.

[@VOAN]

The mongooses are of adult age whereas that hare is just a toddler.

[@snowflake362]

ofc,its a toddler it definitely wouldnt know anything about fighting back

[@user-mk9fz6ug2j]

thats because hares/rabbits are weak as water

[@madezra64]

@@snowflake362 That, but because it's a still a toddler hare it doesn't really any muscle or strength or bone mass. The mongoose are very strong and built for taking advantage of these and other small baby critters that normally would out grow them and become impossible to do this to.

[@QuestionableObject]

Hare is a baby, mongoose has razor sharp teeth and claws and wiry, strong muscles. The hare also looks like it was already injured and had been chased and harassed for some time with the way it was limping and barely able to move even as the mongoose started biting it.

[@sdbrahm2294]

i'm an avid wildlife video watcher, but this was just rough even for me

[@KyleGD]

This is just like those sick videos people send, but milder.

[@donniefreidman5240]

Always nice to see other things besides the big cats, hyenas, and wild dogs. Africa is full of creatures that could use more attention

[@dv9239]

This is Africa? I thought it was Asia

[@Ixion-1337]

@Prince’s Predator Pets: Live Feeding Documentary bro that’s what I wanna hear about! 🦎🐊🐉

[@poussy9252]

tfoooo hope CANCER will eat ur inside very slowly

[@guzman3223]

@@dv9239 i hope you were joking?😂😂

[@alexgjomarkaj1294]

Next time blow away the mongooses

[@KeepCalmCapybara]

Dude didn't even get to die before being eaten '-'

[@theflaneur__]

💀💀💀

[@ritemolawbks8012]

He's not hurting anymore. He's in little rodent heaven now.

[@griffinsalmon5798]

@@ritemolawbks8012 is rodent heaven another term for the gastrointestinal track of his predators?

[@ritemolawbks8012]

@@griffinsalmon5798 It's whatever you want to call it. If it's reincarnated as Bugs Bunny and the Easter Bunny, that will work as well.

[@lifedeather]

Bruh

[@kenesys8713]

1:22 the way it sticks its tongue out is adorable

[@chibba]

lol dammit the blurring kills the video...

[@mrcoatimundi753]

If I had a nickel for every time I've seen a hare get ripped apart by a gang of carnivores on this channel, I'd have 2 nickels, which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice.

[@jibril2473]

Hares are and nice quick snack in the wild

[@NewsGuyFred]

Rabbits and hares are the weakest animals ever. They always get taken down by predators so much smaller then them. No fight In them

[@ahmedcapital3083]

What's nickel?

[@logicalblackman8228]

@@ahmedcapital3083 nickel is an element, like gold or silver, but worth far less. In the United States, it is a monetary coin worth five cents. It is common among older folks to say something like “if I had a nickel every time…” and then fill it in with some sort of event. It’s usually meant to imply something that happens a lot. For instance, a wife might say “if I had a nickel every time my husband lied and said he was at work late, I would be a millionaire.“

[@logicalblackman8228]

@@ahmedcapital3083 “Body language“ means something completely different. It means nonverbal communication with your hands, your limbs etc. You can’t blame a native English speaker for speaking the way he speaks.

[@Dreyden-]

If Peter Rabit only listened.

[@Vikingr4Jesus5919]

"You should stop eating meat, it's bad for the environment!" "Make other predators stop tearing their living prey to bloody shreds, then we can talk."

[@sabsain2399]

You tried

[@johnbrown9092]

Brutal but as I have said before, pure nature.

[@jjr1728]

Brutal if true. Was he saved, though?

[@johnbrown9092]

@@jjr1728 I doubt it.

[@galeanoj2005]

pure shit

[@subhuman3408]

@@jjr1728 he didn't believe in JeESus

[@akilarodrigues7065]

@Tblazer I feel bad for the baby hare, but do you think the moongose ​​had another way of doing it? They are basically the same size as the hare, they don't have the strength and intelligence needed to kill the hare faster. In these cases I try to believe that the adrenaline is so great that the animal doesn't feel all the pain, because it's horrible to think that these animals suffer so much to die, feeling 100% of the pain.

[@jMAALVLOGS]

Yea nature is something serious, to where even Babies aren’t off limits 😨

[@nickfischbach8327]

obvi duh duh duh

[@smirking8457]

Babies are literally the first thing on the menu in nature

[@censoredquotes3518]

@@smirking8457For real, it’s a literal easy meal for most predators. Hell even some animals are known to cannibalize their own children if food becomes too scarce.

[@Mantelar]

In nature, babies are usually the main course.

[@ritemolawbks8012]

Moral of the story: "Hide your kids. Hide your wife because these mongooses are raping everybody out here!"

[@saysay1877]

The fact that they eat it alive is the scary thing

[@dylanlowry9883]

Idk but there’s something oddly satisfying about watching nature go about its course but oddly Chilling

[@TheJusticeLeague]

Sad.. imagine the intense incomprehension of pain that rabbit is going through.

[@Johannes00]

Muscle spasms and shock, brain shutoff safety measures. A tiny bit same as when you pinch the neck of a baby cat it will freeze up because that's how their moms carry them easily. So, painful no doubt, but I don't expect it to be "aware" and fighting for survival until they cause enough blood loss to pass out or anything like that.

[@JaneDoe-xx6hp]

It probably went into shock after its tail was ripped off, either that or the blood loss eventually made it less painful and less conscious of what was happening.

[@Tpitgr]

Rabbit ain't feel much

[@stellviahohenheim]

animals don't feel pain

[@frankenbou]

spotted the psycho

[@cesaryaelmurillo4367]

Nature in a nutshell. Brutal, savage, merciless, despiadate, yet at the same time so beautiful and magestic. Poor hare but it's the cycle of life no matter the size.

[@ATaku_V]

Yes, nature is very metal, I'd go to say even more so than humans.

[@heath6809]

@@ATaku_V Nah. Humans are the most metal. Lots of sadist, psychopathic weirdos out there.

[@Firbl]

@@heath6809 lol no, humans is only a part of nature, it is conceited to say that we are something more hahahahaha haaa

[@Hangman84848]

The hare: thank you kind sir for your explanation of nature, it is more easier for me to bare the fact that some funny creatures tore me apart.

[@profilutennavn]

@@Firbl We have conscious thoughts, we can decide to do those things. That's the scary part of it, psychopaths have different "wirings" or whatever, but they still make the conscious choice to kill/whatever. Humans are truly scarier than nature.

[@AgentAO7]

The Walking Dead - Mongoose Edition

[@Mr48two]

Bunny there like; yeah man… still alive… don’t let me disturb you.

[@sohamocean]

What a sad cruel way to go. Rest in peace little bunny

[@SaadKhan-xn1xv]

It's neither sad, nor cruel.

[@jgonz712]

@@SaadKhan-xn1xv It's epic

[@studentstudent5044]

@@SaadKhan-xn1xv It is both of those things

[@studentstudent5044]

@@jgonz712 srsly how can you say that? Be respectful to that hare that had it’s life taken in a terrible way.

[@jgonz712]

@@studentstudent5044 No

[@BitterComments]

“Nature is so much better than humanity!” *Nature:*

[@str8alphamale]

Mongoose at the end looks to say " aint nothing personal, just business".

[@nothingtoseehear5012]

At least my cheeseburger isn't squealing at me when I bite into it.

[@fleuger99]

Looks like the rabbit had a broken leg, right front which is why it couldn't escape as they are normally pretty fast. It is a horrible way to go for the rabbit though.

[@beloslavbelchev8062]

I noticed that aswell , but wasn't so sure of it . But looking closely at the video one more time you can see it's leg being in an unnatural way

[@budsenberry2601]

I wouldn't be surprised if the people who were filming had broken the rabbit's leg beforehand and set the rabbit loose just to get this on film.

[@alineortolan6110]

@@budsenberry2601 Possible but unlikely, they've other videos that would be pretty difficult to fake (like the mother giraffe with baby vs lions). The "rabbit" in question also looks like a scrub hare, which are native to South Africa. I suppose they get the footage out of an ambiental preservation area riddled with cameras everywhere.

[@dtxspeaks268]

@@budsenberry2601 this is an official nature channel, so I doubt they'd participate in blatant animal cruelty like that

[@richmondlandersenfells2238]

@@budsenberry2601 nahh dude I don't think so. At least not this channel!

[@Mongoosemcqueen]

They blurred it out? Says a lot that "nature" or reality is too traumatic for people nowadays.

[@theartsyzoologist]

Sadly KZbin has blocked or removed some of their videos due to the blood… absolutely ridiculous, god forbid those people decide to go on safari and cannot edit out natures fierce reality.

[@nobody....168]

KZbin algorithm will demonetize it.

[@kovy689]

@@nobody....168 Then just flip the video.

[@Sn00zeDog]

I thought the exact same thing.

[@kylearendse7979]

@@nobody....168 will they really demonitize it? because lions that eat their prey arent blurred out and it stays on youtube

[@calebtoh4679]

camera man was like: man screw dat baby *takes video*

[@IAPD3000]

Now I know why a bicycle company was named after this animal.

[@felixthespaghettifan7541]

0:44 that rabbit is a pure chad, he’s sitting there while being eaten

[@houstonjoker3836]

It’s *

[@nitorrdm]

1:57 look how chad

[@Amazon_rainforest534]

Not funny

[@chance9521]

He really licked his fingers at the end like he was eating some good as ribs🤣

[@WeltSchmerz1349]

Hare sashimi, yummy ))

[@bentleybrabec]

0:11 mongoose did a very aggressive approach

[@Cornholio8787]

the pain must be incredible

[@pajamaguru5315]

I'm honestly not sure how painful it is tbh. I only say that because I imagine the hare is full of adrenaline, so maybe it blocks out a lot of the pain? But I could be completely wrong. Sad the nonetheless that some animals have to die slowly like this :(

[@Jayy0360]

@@pajamaguru5315 in a case like this the rabbit seems to be in shock. Shock is a last ditch effort of survival for an animal or human. Basically it minimises the pain you'd feel and does some stuff to your blood pressure to lower it I think. People who have been mauled by big cats or sharks say they initially didn't feel the pain. 20 minutes later tho and all that pain is right there again. In this case the rabbit probably died in its shock state so it wouldn't have felt much.

[@hindustanimapper]

@@pajamaguru5315 wild animals developed tolerance to pain of such degree over evolution

[@mkp3824]

They probably broke its back, as you see after a few bites, it's back legs aren't doing so good.

[@yeshuasage3724]

@@Jayy0360 absolutely Adrenaline caused shock is incredible pain blocker If you ever been in a car crash you’ll know

[@urmomsofat438]

People who hate this man for not "helping the rabbit" is either a vegan teacher Stan or a 8 year old

[@darylwilliams7883]

This is the kind of video that vegetarians who think animal agriculture is cruel should watch.

[@mariopacheco3734]

If the person filming finds it disturbing by blurring the gruesomeness , then why bother.

[@theartsyzoologist]

“Subway Eat Fresh” ..mongoose love their fast food too!. What timing and what a great capture, they literally looked like little tiny ground piranhas. It was a little hard hearing the cries but such is nature, hares got to hop, mongoose got to eat.

[@thomasneal9291]

OTOH, I have seen adult rabbits kill cats and rattlesnakes so...

[@kimleechristensen2679]

Yes that is correct, Hare's belong to the "Fast food" family, like Kangaroos, Horses etc... Turtles or Snails however, belong to the "Slow food" family 😏😏😏

[@selah5241]

@@kimleechristensen2679 boi

[@thatguy2837]

@@thomasneal9291 yea and i seen a cat kill a tiger once soo 🥱😂

[@rell660]

I'm sitting in a parking lot squirming in my seat right now. This is just too natural. Hare's are so defenseless.

[@kotoamatsukami9230]

Wtf does this even mean lmao. It's too natural? Again tf does that mean 😂.

[@rell660]

@Kobe Brown 👏

[@rell660]

@@kotoamatsukami9230 This is too brutal from the perspective of someone raised in the city their whole life.

[@youme1414]

@@rell660 The problem is that city dwellers eat more meat than rural dwellers. I don't understand the hypocrisy there.

[@ObitoUchiha-be1jo]

I've seen some hares fight back against snakes, squirells, and birds. But generally yep. :) I would never want to be born and built just to run. I rather have some claws or huge horns or even flying.

[@jeffreythomas7833]

The Rabbit looked all around him for an escape but saw he was surrounded: “Well old boy. It would seem there’s no hopping out of this one.”

[@MrGamingPsycho]

Hard to hop when one leg seems broken, I do wonder if the mongoose did that or the humans recording the video.

[@drpeppero3]

Was the rabbits legs already broken or did the camera man do it?

[@thanatos2288]

I don't like rabbits (and I love mongooses), but damn being eaten alive like this is on a different level. Nature isn't a cutesy thing like poets describe in their works. It is unapologetically brutal.

[@Vyke670]

This is how animals eat they are probably hungry

[@ShereeRedPandaBrown]

@@Vyke670 don't forgot we eating same other animals doing

[@simonharrington1585]

Nature red in tooth and claw.

[@thanatos2288]

@@ShereeRedPandaBrown We don't eat other animals alive (some communities may do).

[@ShereeRedPandaBrown]

@@thanatos2288 we kill and cook them first before eat them otherwise we not like that eating the animals alive we know that.

[@phheonnixx]

"Why can't humans act more like nature?" Nature:

[@Rpesca76]

I have never once heard anyone say that but you do you bestie

[@chickensoup2314]

Human are far worst than this my friend. Lookup for shredded Palestinian babies by Jewish missiles or Afghan marriage after drone firing

[@nugget4yearsago518]

The majority kill out of glee, not out of necessity.

[@DerHammerSpricht]

This is basically how humans treat each other and everything else.

[@handtomouth4690]

​@@DerHammerSprichtvery poetic and deep, however I doubt most people are literally eating each other alive. Maybe financially, mentally, ethically, or any other figurative use of the phrase, but not physically.

[@SonOfMeme]

Man nature is crazy. It's good to be reminded where we came from

[@LD-hy1ps]

Why do people always get angry and cry about the prey in the comments section of these type of videos? You knew what was gonna happen when you read the video title, yet when you get here you act so shocked and "saddened" by what happens. Stupid comments like "I'm literally crying right now." Grow up. Do you not understand that this is REAL life, that this is nature? This isn't some disney movie where the animals all hold hands and sing songs. If you can't handle raw nature, then don't seek it out.

[@bensonabernathy4664]

Humans tend to humanise animals and things that are not human. Hence the anger and saddness people have when watching this stuff. I'm not one of those people.

[@diontaedaughtry974]

I didn't know mongooses were this brutal I need to learn more about them.

[@thanhan7879]

They just kill and eat. Not attemping to be less brutal

[@gshivs793]

check out how they kill snakes like the king Cobra

[@streetplaya23]

ughhh, animals that dont eat plants, have to eat somethings. yea.

[@bruhtnt4258]

They are the relatives of Spotted hyenas, what do u expect?

[@KyleGD]

@@streetplaya23no shit, dude was just surprised they can be this brutal. No need to reiterate that animals eat animals, its not a groundbreaking discovery. Lmfao

[@benjaminbauer7890]

Nature is cruel and its good that someone SHOWS it. I dont like people who will whine about seeing this video cause its “too cruel for them to even watch”. its part of reality and only by understanding it realistically can we actually educate us as society to make the world better. this video shows us how much pain there still is out there. I wont blame the cruel animals since we humans are cruel too, its part of our evolutionary identity to become reckless when its about our survival. But idk what to do about it, understanding that „reality is cruel“ isnt exactly uplifting or inspirational either since it feels like there is nothing we can do about it. It would be nice if there was.

[@jaroldfedrick3823]

Mongooses are my new enemy 🔫

[@link26623]

Heartless much? Some people "whine" because they have a heart don't be mad at those people because you don't have one and never will

[@lostovia]

​@@link26623heartless? I call it "realistic"

[@user-lr8ow2jg4e]

@@link26623 Why don't they have a heart for the mongooses who haven't eaten in weeks? Or the animals on their plate?

[@link26623]

@@user-lr8ow2jg4e it should not be posted on media, only the heartless would do such a thing

[@jacobtodd1622]

If the little rabbit had said, "No, No, No" - she/he would still be alive.

[@raycavazos8927]

I really appreciate the fact that you leave the natural sound and don't have a ton of back chat covering up everything. Great video

[@raycavazos8927]

@PENTAKLON i guess technically so is mine after I ate it, and pooped ot back out into the gardem for fertilizer lol. Eternally one with the earth :)

[@datboibaz147]

You can’t have your “safe space” no matter how much you really think you can

[@DerHammerSpricht]

The "nobody gets a safe space" safe space is the one you call home.

[@BENEATH_THE_SEWERS]

Want to bet safe space is easy ?

[@magnificentgamelord8750]

That little rat looking thing just got ate, damn nature you scary-family guy

[@machopi]

this is how vegans think normal people get their meat

[@manfromyoutube10]

this is actually how I get the meat

[@ryanyeethegifted]

This is normal. Food chain. Mother nature.

[@appledie1990]

0:54 R.I.P

[@madhurbhargava6226]

my heart is literally burning after this

[@DeviantBris4nce]

Yep, couldn't watch it all, and I've been watching nature shows/documentaries/our family snake eat rats for years. Babies being eaten is not something that's ever been easy to watch, and this vid here tops it all considering how long the excruciating torture is, and how it's in so much fear it doesn't even know how to begin to fight back.

[@madhurbhargava6226]

@@DeviantBris4nce but why this cameraman doesnt saved that rabbit baby !!he could have easily saved that rabbit but i think these just need content !!!

[@prussianraptor8536]

​​@@madhurbhargava6226 the mongooses need to eat, they are predators and we should not interfere with nature's course. Plus it is illegal to interfere with animals in some regions around the world.

[@StickyKeys187]

What do you think happened for millions of years when dinosaurs used to roam the earth? I'm pretty sure the T-rex was much more savage than this 😂

[@DeviantBris4nce]

@@madhurbhargava6226 Because you shouldn't interfere with nature, no matter how much we don't like it, it's happening almost everywhere many times every day, and it is natural. Saving the bunny could affect the mongoose family very negatively and stopping just that one instance is just one drop in an entire ocean. It doesn't mean I don't have empathy/sympathy for the rabbit though, and it doesn't mean I have to watch it.

[@chickennuggetfat]

this is what I saw when I looked up “how to take care of a baby rabbit”

[@anthonyfernandez82]

I ain't finishing this for my mental health, but all I gotta say is: DAMN NATURE, YOU SCARY!

[@anthonyfernandez82]

I am a meat eating hypocrite. This much I know about myself. This much I know

[@Work_husband_energy]

Even licked his fingers at the end 😂

[@coldworld5707]

🤣🤣🤣

[@smy1permakecoolvidsfr]

Finger licking pain

[@DoctorTex]

PETA: Don't take apart animals to eat them! Mongooses: That's literally how *everyone* does it.

[@ControlledBalance]

Why blur it?? Its nature, isn't it?

[@gillybob7747]

Poor little fella. Shame that nature just has to take its coarse sometimes

[@bskilla4892]

Nature is pretty coarse

[@callmehugo3526]

"Course" u mean ?

[@yumisaifu6198]

What does course mean

[@nickfischbach8327]

coarse salt

[@sirfazbear4993]

Not a shame, just the way it is

[@greathornedowl1783]

the mongooses may seem cruel, but you have to remember they are starving and wouldn't risk going for the hare's neck because one bite from the hare's powerful teeth could kill the mongoose.

[@aetreus88]

what a great time the watch in this 4am hour also, u know something is fucked when this dude blurs it out. the worst was when the zebra's face got ripped off by crocs

[@Lazy_Onyon]

Jesus you triggered my ptsd from that video

[@aza7hoth]

Omg that video

[@lapiscake1211]

I still have yet to watch that one lol

[@selah5241]

Idk if i shoudl watch that one

[@thatguy2837]

Ouch i seen that video, THAT was brutal conpared to this

[@TheyCallMe_TC]

Mongoose:WE LEARNED FROM THE WILD DOGS

[@theartsyzoologist]

This! I’ve always thought of Painted Dogs as land piranhas, and it looks like the mongoose have been stalking their tactics.

[@TheFly212]

Makes you appreciate a true expert assassin like a Jaguar even more. Just one bite at the skull base and boom it's night night.

[@bsodgamer1234]

“Ouch is not in my vocabulary” The hare:

[@BManStan1991]

People: “we should live in harmony with nature 😌😄” … Nature:

[@Fanboy-V]

Grrr, let's start harming nature becaue Animals may need to eat each other to survive.

[@BManStan1991]

@Fanboy-V L take. I just said nature isn't peaceful. Not that we should add to suffering as humans.

[@Fanboy-V]

@@BManStan1991 We do though. And just because nature isn't peaceful doesn't mean we shouldn't respect it or help it. After all, are humans peaceful?

[@BManStan1991]

@@Fanboy-V here. Your crown. 👑

[@jeed4854]

lol I need se-

[@johnedisonpangilinan6515]

1:28 the fact that the rabbits eyes were sparkling and the ears were down-

[@EphemeralProductions]

So sad.