WILD DOGS being RUTHLESSLY EFFICIENT

MalaMala Safari Moments 🤠 Episode 279.
- Pack of wild dogs hunt and kill impala lambs.
- The Flat Rock male and the cub of the Piccadilly female.
- An Ndhzenga male on patrol.
- Elephants and buffalo in the Sand River.
From MalaMala Game Reserve to wherever you are in the world, we'll bring you moments from our daily safaris in one of Africa's most iconic private game reserves.

[@carolenaleoni119]

All incredible sightings, the wild dogs hunting infusing the wild with their vigour & exuberant spirit. The peaceful splendour of the FR male as he takes a drink in his picturesque habitat unaware he is being watched by the curious young leopard. Amahle radiates strength & appears both majestic & fierce. A breathtaking & reposeful scene with the elephants & beastly bruisers hydrating themselves & an adorable calf enjoying its swim. Thank you, MalaMala! ❤

[@newsnownorthkorea3836]

Only bots or insane people talk like that.

[@IonutFlorinCiontu]

Wow amazing sightings ❤thanks so much

[@GuantanamoBayBarbie3]

I knew that wild dogs kill their prey with an 80% success rate, and that they devour it very quickly. I had no idea just how quick that actually was! Pretty much killed as it's being torn apart in mere seconds. But that's also how their meal doesn't get stolen from them. At any rate, it's just astonishing to watch! Always something incredible to see 👀 in these videos. Thank you, Mala Mala!!

[@lovealways777]

When you look at nature how WONDERFUL GOD IS❤❤❤

[@donderstorm1845]

shoutout to our ancestors for getting us out of the food chain. would not want to get torn to pieces by these animals. sad for the prey animals but it's life..

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

😂

[@valdolandman5297]

Great footage...thanks

[@karinajas]

I heard the Ndhzenga males got into a fight with the Black Dam males. I like both coalitions and hope all of them are okay.

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

He heard that too - can't confirm or refute though 🤷‍♂️

[@sanogoyuga]

Wild dogs are the most succesful hunter of Africa and they eat very fast and quietly too, can't imagine they're in danger, hope this pack grown up again😊

[@jimcollins9136]

Just love these videos. Brings it right into your living room. Thanks Mike and the Team

[@BudaKhan420]

Was this shot before or after the Nhzenga males had a scrap with the Black Dam males?

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

The day before reports of that incident

[@user-ip8tk7ge1r]

@@MalaMalaGameReserveBoth Ndhzenga males are fine？

[@toxiccgamingph2716]

Hi Mala Mala i have been a supporter for along time im wondering what are the genders of the cubs from the kambula/ntsevu pride

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

Thank you for your comment and support. There are 16 cubs at the moment. The pride has been separated into 2 groups for quite a few months now. 3 of the original lioness are with 3 small cubs. Another original lioness is with 4 daughters and they have 13 cubs. Not exactly sure of the sex numbers but lots of males.

[@toxiccgamingph2716]

​@@MalaMalaGameReserveThanks again Mala Mala for the information i needed 😊

[@SaadKhan-xn1xv]

They're just eating food. Ruthlessness has nothing to do with it. They're aware of and intending to cause as much harm to their food as gazelles do to their food. As a matter of fact, both gazelles and wild dogs eat their food in identical manners.

[@lansken]

Best comment i've read in a looong time. 10/10

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

Correct. But technically still ruthless… in that they show pity.

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

*don’t show pity

[@DavidGivinsnhe]

Only a few of us have sense nothing to do with education 😊❤😂😅

[@genxdoom4044]

Wild dogs do this and they’re ruthlessly efficient. Spotted hyenas do it and they’re brutal and evil

[@hotbit7327]

Humans do it and they are... god's most loved children, the pinnacle of life 😅

[@cableguy6275]

How's the population of these fellas these days?

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

Fortunately they are stable (even slight increase) in South Africa. We've been seeing 5 different packs lately - but that's mainly due to a very high population of impalas that are in their lambing season.

[@heyoooooo]

"we dont interfere with nature"..impala lamb hiding under a jeep before it gets shredded alive...

[@colinpierre2048]

Do you guys see a lot of mango trees in this area? Just a random question I had.

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

Not 1. There were a couple in camp that staff had planted many moons ago - but the baboons always got to the mangoes first!

[@fillfinish7302]

Can't eat fresher than that

[@DavidGivinsnhe]

Sure you can as fresh air is food for all! And I didn't even charge you 😊❤😅😂 Stupid me😅😂❤🤔

[@MylovelyAngela9]

Smart elk 19

[@user-it1kf8cg5j]

Smart beast 85

[@user-dc2vs6fb2r]

Sick night 90

[@bobdavidsonm.d.7214]

Fast food.

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

Not fast enough in this case 😬

[@DalinDalo]

النسر الشامخ 46

[@Onetwothreefour.]

Do these poor impala ever die of natural causes? Like old age and such? 😂 If you wake up one day and find yourself in an impala costume, run . Leopard be like, “dad? That you?” Dad be like “what I tell you last time about getting a job?”

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

😂

[@genxdoom4044]

The vast majority of prey animals die of old age, disease, and starvation when their teeth become too worn

[@user-ns3nd8uj2v]

Athletic snow 80

[@user-en3ct1zc3y]

Bad money 34

[@johnmorgan8868]

going going gone