This Leopard Messed With The Wrong Dog! The Most Brutal Fights

Leopards are not the biggest cats, so it’s no surprise that they are constantly challenged by other animals. They win some and they lose some. Join us as we look at some brutal fights involving stealthy leopards.
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Porcupine VS Leopard
The leopard in this video is experienced, because he knows how painful it will be if he goes full speed to try and kill a porcupine, hence, he barely brushes against the porcupine's quills. This isn't going to hurt the big cat, but it's surely not going to hurt the porcupine. I guess the leopard has had enough of fiddling around with no result, so he decides to stop and think of what else he can do with his day. Porcupines, despite their spiky defenses, are preyed upon by a variety of predators, including leopards. It doesn't mean that killing a porcupine is always simple for big cats, but it does happen.
However, in this video, the leopard follows the porcupine, but only goes through the motion of striking his prey, afraid he will get stuck with tons of quills in his body. Leopards are often seen with quills on their bodies after an altercation with porcupines and you can see what it looks like in this video. The problem for the leopards, is once the quills are stuck and not removed, the big cats can become infected and cause a lot of problems. Unfortunately for this leopard, he lost and had to lick his wounds after the fight.
Lions VS Leopard
A lioness chased the leopard under a large bush before enlisting the help of the others to flush it out. Finally, the male lion arrived for the kill, causing a massive commotion beneath the bush that resulted in the lions chasing each other across the plains and the leopard fleeing. The lions cornered the leopard once more, and this clip begins there. A leopard's best defense is to lie on its back with its claws extended and teeth bared, which is exactly what is happening here. At the end of this video, the leopard is still alive, but he's pretending to be dead in the hopes that the lions lose interest, which they do. A male leopard in Masai mara was caught by a lion pride in their territory and almost paid the price with his life.
Unfortunately, the leopard suffered serious injuries and may not survive long after this attack. An injured Leopard rarely survives because of their solitary life. They depend on themselves to hunt so it becomes very difficult to hunt when one is injured. Luckily, leopards are built for climbing trees quickly and lions are no match compared to them in that department, or this leopard could have easily been killed by this lion after he ambushed the big cat. The lion tried to climb the tree, but stopped halfway, and realized he was not going to make it all the way to the top. This lion pride has trapped a leopard, and they are letting him have it. They are mostly subadults, but it’s still a handful for the poor leopard. We’re talking about 12 lions pouncing on one smaller cat. It looks like the lions went too far and killed the leopard.

[@user-kg3jk5ur2o]

You never showed what you mentioned in the title.

[@daninafutch7475]

No he only used it as click bait ,so we would watch he only talked briefly about it being a thumbnail, when he showed the wild dogs saying the thumbnail which was the picture on the cover, didn't turn out the way it looks so maybe the dog got the worse of it who knows click bait.

[@ninoenriquez4162]

9:44 are you kidding me that was a photoshopped 😅

[@WildlifeStories26]

Thank you very interesting video

[@Majestic502]

Dogs always surprise us

[@jiritichy7967]

25:00 talking about leopard cub and showing cheetah cub.

[@funny-nttxh]

The animal world is amazing

[@bobsweldingtutorials3523]

Wow very nice 👍

[@haroldpicault8179]

Good video.

[@henrycarr3601]

Much liberty in his commentary. He obviously does not know too much about leopard behavior as he takes too much license in his comments.

[@vistasafari_]

Article about successes in rescuing and caring for animals after being liberated from fights.

[@sankararajan1731]

Hello, in the screen screen shot 16:42 you show a cheetah cub but say its a Leopard cub. Once again you show a Snow Leopard ( correct name is Ounce) which is not a leopard & is a different type of cat but you say that a snow leopard is trying to attack a yak calf. This shows that you have no knowledge of the cat or felidae family. But your efforts to make a video on leopards is very much appreciated. Good.

[@brianmeen2158]

Why do leopards live a solitary life? It seems counter productive in many ways. Why wouldn’t they copy the lions or hyenas behavior and form packs or prides?

[@trailblazer1047]

Thats not a warthog its a wild boar and they did not kill it the cat got away,that cat was killed by a car,you dont know anything that one film is over 10 yrs old.

[@PHLEraAnimalAttack]

about leopard behavior as he takes too much license in his comments.

[@ElroyWedderburn-ic8nw]

16:14

[@trailblazer1047]

Its the big male Baboon that fights,at night in the trees sleeping leopards sneak up and kills one usually a female.