Wild Dogs Get Revenge on Leopard that Caught a Puppy

A leopard catches a wild dog puppy and subsequently endures an hour-long confrontation with the rest of the pack, who are seeking revenge.
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Stu Porter, photographic guide and owner of ‪@Wild4safaris‬ (www.wild4photo...) was able to capture the scene on camera and shared the story and footage with LatestSightings.com:
"We were on our final day of safari in the Savuti region of Chobe National Park, Botswana, when we were en route to the airstrip. We were aware of an active wild dog den in the area, so we decided to visit and observe the dogs one final time."
"Upon our arrival, the dogs appeared calm and idle. The leading female, along with the remaining pack, seemed as if they had just completed a meal. One dog, in particular, piqued our interest as it persistently gazed up into a tree."
"That's when we spotted it. A leopard! Our hypothesis was that the leopard had inadvertently found the den while the pack was out hunting and managed to take down one of the puppies. The leading female then pursued the leopard up the tree, detaining him there until the rest of the pack returned."
Leopards are known to go after wild dog pups whenever possible, aiming to eliminate any competition for food resources. Similarly, wild dogs will not hesitate to challenge a leopard.
"The leopard was visibly anxious and overwhelmed, encircled by the dogs. He waited for a lapse in their attention to make a move, then leapt from the tree. The dogs were agile and drove him back up the tree. He made another escape attempt, only to be driven up a different tree."
"At last, he mustered enough bravery to attempt an escape, making his way down the tree once more. This time, the dogs managed to encircle him and commenced antagonizing and nipping at him. He lay on his back, visibly distressed. The leopard then adopted a very submissive posture, prompting the dogs to hold off, provided he remained still."
"In the end, the leopard successfully made a full escape and sought refuge in a nearby thicket. The dogs were unable to reach him, thus saving him. For a brief period, we feared that the leopard would not survive. To our astonishment, he managed to escape with minimal injuries.
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[@LewisHamiltonMSPR]

Wild dogs sound like some one who's trying to achieve a window cleaning Guinness book world record.

[@fisherjohnson3440]

I was just saying that while eating breakfast they sound so annoying like hyenas! Hyenas sound most annoying first place wild dogs are in second place stupid dogs!

[@LionDominator]

No

[@AlrienJ]

They're somehow more annoying than domestic dogs

[@rockyjohnson2985]

that sounds like 90's radio cassets

[@paulharper4196]

It's such an odd noise, it's more suited to a bird or a rodent, not one of nature's most savage predators.

[@houseguest4534]

I will never understand why the leopard decided to jump out the tree with all those dogs about or even why it never climbed straight back up when it started getting attacked again!

[@pridefalcon]

Me too!!

[@debbiemathieson2467]

That's exactly what I was thinking.

[@youme1414]

It looks like it tries to pounce on one of the painted dogs hoping it can scare the others away and eat it.

[@jamesmartin9401]

It's rear half was already shredded, plus it may have miscalculated the intensity of the landing after the leap. Climbing at less than full strength would have fully exposed the already injured parts of its body. There was a good chance the dogs would have continually dragged it back down.

[@USCFlash]

yep should have just went to sleep in the tree for a few hours... trying to bolt was bizarre.

[@stephenjones6030]

Note to self: don't jump down from a tree into a pack of wild dogs.

[@richardcastromzena5136]

I wonder what he was thinking

[@german80]

Hahahaha, but being serious those wild dogs are scary

[@peacefulman6672]

Someone scared him.

[@squalman8567]

​@@german80 ya they are and smart af

[@rgudduu]

@@peacefulman6672 , very likely... human intervention?

[@whyareyoureadingmynickname8158]

Now this is a true display of strength of the family. Vin Diesel would be proud.

[@Loudwrx]

all its missing is a dodge challenger, brings a tear to me eyes!

[@shivampathak6258]

😂😂😂

[@seanpatterson8600]

@@Loudwrx and a dead ☠️ Paul walker.

[@TransKidsMafia]

These dogs are trans

[@metalzonemt-2]

The leopard wasn't fast enough for the furious dogs.

[@VincentChase2390]

Wild dogs are honestly the scariest thing out there. They are just relentless and a whole lot of endurance. Amazing creatures.

[@hailheaven4372]

I dont think so

[@inaaronshead7331]

Hyena's are exactly the same, endurance, relentless and amazing.. also Hyena's are larger with more powerful jaws.. and on parr with Painted Dogs in hunting success rate.. Dhole isn't much different in those aspects either (when Dhole compared to Painted Dogs).

[@PhilaniAfra]

I'd say Spotted Hyenas

[@50n0fGod70]

​@@inaaronshead7331No, wild dogs and dholes have way more stamina and endurance than hyenas. Hyenas may have adapted that alongside wild dogs but they still pale in comparison to wild dogs and how more relentless wild dogs are and also united as a pack. Wild dogs have a greater success rate than hyenas in hunting and as apex predators in the african savannah. It's true.

[@50n0fGod70]

​​@@PhilaniAfraAnd I say Wild Dogs.

[@epicbear4679]

I love how wild dogs are brutal killers, yet they make cute squeaks to communicate 😂

[@wc4109]

Thought the same... Killers in disguise...

[@v_AsT]

​@@wc4109best of the best..

[@IfatIslam-tr6pd]

Sick people.

[@MorganHayes_Composer.Pianist]

It disarms the victim

[@taskmasterblaster]

The Mike Tysons of the savannah.

[@harrybellingham98]

imagine how many stories over the millennia could never be told. I bet some are epic sagas

[@ScarlettM]

Maybe someday we'll know all the stories...the way technology is progressing...

[@outofturn331]

all we have are over hyped human stories of last few millennia 😂

[@cinema6444]

yeah, some tricerotops getting revenge on a trex. or life story of some random tiktalik in a random lake.

[@bettybunbun9664]

And of Humans and our ancestors. We're missing 100 of thousands of years of data.

[@brianmeen2158]

Definitely and just imagine the wars between dinosaurs! I struggle to picture them Quarreling either each other

[@saulwest8254]

Wild dogs, so intelligent. You'll never see better teamwork and organisation in the wild.

[@aland.3728]

Most canines operate that way. Timberwolves march their elderly, weak and pups in the front with the Alpha leading from the rear so that no one gets left behind and that they move at a comfortable pace. ✌️

[@mattmarkus4868]

except when you see Orcas

[@amigogon]

Hyenas are at same level

[@MyName-ez2tf]

@@amigogonchimpanzees too

[@nigelnigel.]

Have you ever seen them try to attack a troop of baboons!

[@medgasguy]

Love both animals and a rare treat to watch this type of interaction...

[@Latestsightings]

We've never seen anything like this before.

[@robsnowy6416]

@@Latestsightings your channel is awesome!! :)

[@sevenonsere6399]

@@Latestsightings what was the fate of the leopard?

[@PappyNet01]

I don't call that a treat to watch: albeit the wild is indeed savagery!

[@TawJev]

​@@sevenonsere6399 It escaped.

[@BaconFaceMcGee]

Each time I watch these kind of videos I feel even more grateful I’m a human that is usually the Hunter and not the prey.

[@cthorno2991]

Those wild dogs are relentless! Their harassment technique is next level even the cat didn't know where the next bite was coming from.

[@vaibhavchoudhary4895]

This statement reminds me of my ex Boss

[@augustusmageto7435]

They forgave him!

[@peacefulman6672]

@@augustusmageto7435 And forgot their puppy.

[@peacefulman6672]

Harassment is the only weapon as each individual don't have strength.

[@anandg5843]

The agility of 43 my. of evolution (for Canids) against 40 my. of Feline evolution .

[@Real_AnimA]

Lepard: "how dare you!! I'm a lepard!!" Dogs: "nah, you just a cat.."

[@Ragul286]

And the lions what 💀

[@samuelgurgen3436]

Me: stop blowing out of your A hole You: I’m just a airhead bro dude

[@bobmatley]

Dumb cat

[@jKDC1987]

Incredible sighting. Extremely rare.

[@Latestsightings]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@powerinvolved-di3vl2yd6q]

1st ever I saw

[@ederarroyave8136]

rare for the cameras, that leopard is saved from living among the trees, in an open plain it would have been destroyed. just look at the injuries they caused him.

[@jKDC1987]

@@ederarroyave8136he’s a young male. An adult male is far stronger than a dog and wouldn’t have been so submissive to the dogs. The injuries look superficial.

[@thediaz07]

​@@jKDC1987LoL 😂😂 stop it, 20 wild dogs are too much for a Leopard...that's an adult...it's not a Lion buddy.

[@CapoWhoLaughs]

You killed the child of an animal with a success rate of over 75% motivated by vengeance....what could go wrong?

[@toniodee7814]

85%

[@CapoWhoLaughs]

@@toniodee7814 i wanted to say 85 but i wasnt sure. I knew it was over 75.

[@DinnerForkTongue]

*hunt success rate

[@TheeHighKing]

@@toniodee7814 80%**

[@Kevin-gn7cb]

hunt not inteligence to rememrer who did what,it it nature betwen predators to kill each other for food competition

[@jaerockchalk3216]

i love wild dogs so much cant get enough of the footage of them , They are everything we should be , caring parents, strong family bonds , never leave another behind.

[@Kenan-Z]

And they are the most ruthless killers of all; devouring their preys alive. What a "caring" animal indeed!

[@hrevyaga82]

Tell that to the young mothers that leave their children in hot car to go shopping or unattended with the engine running while getting a cup of expresso and a donut.

[@ishraquewajed4048]

​@@Kenan-Zso? That's nature. And they do it to feed and survive. And those things are their prey or another competing predator. The original poster was right about them being caring for their pack. And do you think Lions, Tigers and Leopards are nice and kind to their preys? Ever read journals of humans being eaten alive by carnivores like lions? lol

[@daviddimanochie5405]

Humans are like that too

[@williamdewit5432]

Absolute HORROR animals. Eating other animals alive when they screeam. Thats reflection of who YOU probably.

[@farouk7336]

Wild Dogs are by far the best and most efficient hunters. With a kill rate of around 70% not even Lions can match that at 30%. They work masterfully together and can out run and outlast almost any prey.

[@dolgardongak]

Поэтому львы при возможности крадут добычу у гепардов, леопардов, гиен и диких собак

[@HondaGuy-he8yy]

Most of the time, the dogs look like they're having fun working together.

[@Safari_DN]

What a sighting! Incredible!❤

[@melhordoquebom]

Verdade

[@DWeb0414]

Right

[@ChargersCity]

🙏🙏Blessings forever GOD loves y'all too forever tell everyone you know and don't know. Jesus loves y'all too forever. Teach everyone how to see and enjoy their blessings too forever❤.

[@SanMan_22]

Amazing footage. Strength in numbers. What a treat to see. Nature is amazing.

[@DWeb0414]

It definitely is and protect the Kid's babies

[@wolflarson71]

Should have just chilled in the tree for a bit.

[@Latestsightings]

I agree.

[@Rice8003]

Leopard was no b*tch

[@alfrdhrnndz]

​@@Rice8003paid for it with a deadly injury 😂😂😂

[@kungfukenny8098]

@@alfrdhrnndz Wasn't deadly if it was able to escape with no reports of the leopard succumbing to the injuries

[@Defender78]

99.5% of the attacks on these nature channels are leopard or wild dog or tiger against a Bunny or kudu or deer or zebra, but there's something very interesting about seeing predators attack each other

[@EduardoSanchez-un2hh]

Patience is a virtue. All it had to do was wait on the three until they got bored.

[@hazardeur]

says the asshole from the comfort of his armchair

[@bretmaverick9434]

Virtue is a concept a leopard has no comprehension of

[@csho6512]

​@@bretmaverick9434Your basing this on the video, propaganda at its finest.lol

[@bretmaverick9434]

@@csho6512 You said "your" when you really meant "you're".

[@bretmaverick9434]

@@csho6512 You don't deserve a proper response because you're a fool. And please tell me where I was wrong.....how can a 4 legged animal possibly comprehend "virtue"?

[@melviasheppard8466]

They jumped the cat and cussed it out at the same time ! That’s definitely a Southside thing 😆

[@HooDie-Trench-GoTh2022]

Leopard must've injured itself by jumping from tree awkwardly. It sustained a lot of bites. Lucky it got away.

[@Orca2.1]

those wounds are pretty severe I think it'll die of infections

[@remyogun8270]

@@Orca2.1 or not...some derptaculous person always has to post this generic comment

[@Orca2.1]

@@remyogun8270 first of all like I said it's just a possibility, secondly nature ain't fairy tail stop pretending everyone's gonna get a happy ending, cry to your mama

[@paulharper4196]

​@@remyogun8270 highly feasible. One of my domestic cats has twice been bitten in cat fights and twice had to go to the vet due to the onset of infection. I would surmise these wild animals have for nastier stuff in their mouths than your average domestic cat. It's whether the leopard can produce enough natural antibodies to fight it off, or if it will need human intervention to be given antibiotics.

[@remyogun8270]

@@Orca2.1 omg just stfu please

[@prozac2173]

Wild dogs ❤

[@osy1286]

Задрали уже эти статьи собак всех животных

[@The444traveler]

"Cry out in the night as they grow restless (oooooh ooooh) looking for some solitary company."💯👏🏾

[@900ockov5]

@@osy1286заплачь

[@Obusa1990]

U mean ass hunter ?

[@dynamoterror18]

I really got scared for the leopard there. Not that the dogs don't have my sympathy after losing one of their pups, but I legitimately thought for certain the pack was gonna rip the leopard's insides out just like they do to their prey.

[@helenafonseca8606]

I was thinking the same

[@kevinsaviro2708]

A leopards hide is thicker. Its build for fighting other leopards and predators. But still it could’ve ended very bad.

[@augustusmageto7435]

They could have maimed his legs... but it seems he did hurt many of them. They also cut their losses though had it been a larger pack, he would be dinner!

[@ashdog236]

@@kevinsaviro2708 wasn’t thick enough to avoid its back end being shredded up by the dogs though? So either a Leopard’s hide isn’t as strong as you say or dogs jaws are a lot stronger than they say, something doesn’t add up

[@kevinsaviro2708]

@@ashdog236 yes it does. The fact he only got away with some cuts while being bitten over and over by a pack of wild dogs exactly shows how strong the hide is. I never said it was indestructible, it said it was thick, but thick can also be destroyed. It took them a ton of bites to get those cuts. Meanwhile if they attacked an antelope like this, you would already see its intestines coming out.

[@wildsightings22]

Incredible footage!

[@fillfinish7302]

Old sick leopardess . But why did it jump down from the tree . Old age i guess .

[@osy1286]

❤да это правда ,а стаи собак задрали уже всех зверей

[@Pranav_Karthik]

@@osy1286 what.

[@zacharybriddell98]

The Wild Dogs were like, “THIS WILL TEACH YOU FOR ATTACKING OUR PUPPY 🐶 .”

[@peacefulman6672]

Are you sure the other predators hear their teaching and won't kill their cubs.? This can happen again.

[@OldScratch81]

Wtf why would he jump out of the tree ,just to land in a pack of wild dogs😵‍💫

[@someone1992x]

There is another video of a leopard escaping a pride of lions by going up a tree also came down and got killed.

[@ashdog236]

There’s also an article with photos of a male leopard killing a Hyena cub then jumping down to attack the 2 mothers who proceeded to eat him alive, it’s on African geographic website, Leopards aren’t the brightest tools in the shed

[@peacefulman6672]

@@ashdog236 Hyena is the brightest tool in the shed. Happy ?

[@bettybunbun9664]

@@ashdog236 would love to see a video of that. I root for hyenas over leopards.

[@DivShadow]

I like cats, but they're very stupid. I've seen so many cats get mauled when sitting up in a tree or fence post with dogs barking at it. They always jump off the post INTO the dog's yard and try to run, then get torn to shreds

[@bannedwagoner69]

One of the rare cases where it’s actually hard to subconsciously root for either animal. Love both and I get the dogs wanting revenge and the desperation of the leopard escaping. This rly felt like how nature should: a brutal display of ur favorite animals killing each other, no good guy or bad :/

[@bettybunbun9664]

Speak for yourself. I wanted to the dogs to make cat food out of the leopard.

[@frederickwalzer5555]

I agree with you.

[@mybocks3]

Definitely rooting for the dogs. *Why do you hate puppies, bro?*

[@mybocks3]

@bannedwagoner8744 you're damn right. I don't get it. *For me it was kittens. I don't want to talk about it.*

[@CombatAviationist]

Very interesting and odd behavior! I think the Leopard really wanted to fight and risked injuries or even death!!!

[@dipakgurung-34-45]

full video please

[@bryanholland7999]

Those wild dogs are relentless i doubt they gave up, they have incredible stamina and run down their prey until its exhausted.

[@simonemiglioli1165]

They've given up because the Leopard was defending his back.

[@Al-mx6ru]

​@@simonemiglioli1165leopard got destroyed. They only hurt the leopard enuff so it couldn't hunt. These dog's are brutal. They made the leopard suffer and starve to death. Truly brutal brutal.

[@simonemiglioli1165]

@@Al-mx6ru They did the only thing it was possible for them, until possible. It's not clear the severity of the injuries, maybe not harmless. It was also a leopardess anyway.

[@Al-mx6ru]

@@simonemiglioli1165 I'm sorry but injuries in the wild is a death sentence. That's why you never see wild animal's go heads up one on one. They dnt wanna fight. Any type of injuries can kill you. Little small bits get infected your pretty much dead. These dog's knew only to inflict damage not out right kill it. These dog's are brutal. They made the leopard die a horrible death due to lack of hunting. Smart ass dog's. But truly brutal. They wanted the cat to suffer.

[@rayelee1301]

@@Al-mx6ru a couple scratches vs a dead pup while outnumbered.

[@DaisyMay326]

WOW!!!!!!!!!!! That was AWESOME! Thanks.

[@j.s.2744]

That hit and run at 1:50, lol

[@kingsman8475]

How do we know the titles are correct? The leopard could have also hurt his back jumping from so high! The edit always questions some of this.

[@NitinSharma-ux8kp]

Rare sight to witness

[@flow7791]

Amazing footage!

[@saggiteightyfour8367]

We need an update. How is the leopard now?

[@MrLeiduowen]

He's fine, just got a postcard from him from vacation.

[@bpsolutionsltd209]

He’s a vegetarian now

[@mattwilliams8140]

Not only did it leave the safety of the tree, it look like he jumped from about 15-20 ft. straight to the ground! I could imagine that landing probably didn't feel too good!..

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

@@Steves_fish Not agile and athletic enough...

[@frederickwalzer5555]

@@TheStraightestWhitest hahaha how do you know that? 🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@neidenbachjasmin796]

These injuries looks painful for the Leopard tho, i wonder if he will recover from them or not

[@floridacracker_]

It took off pretty quickly. Looks to be ok. I'm sure be a bit painful for little while.

[@gregjacka6994]

@@floridacracker_ exactly,when it stood up thete was no evidence of any injuries to its legs and it was walking without a limp.leopard thought it was bullet proof, should have stayrd up the tree.

[@andrewcrowley6331]

@@gregjacka6994lots of animals can move just fine when they’re pumped full of adrenaline. Once that wears off the leopard’s gonna crash hard.

[@gregjacka6994]

@@andrewcrowley6331 don't disagree with you, but there was only 3 decent strikes, the others were fleeting nips, the bite force of the dogs are less than half of a lion and s 3rd of a hyena, and it out ran the dogs who are quicker ,and also pumped up on adrenaline, having seen worse attacks by lionesses snd hyenas and the leopard escaped without major injuries, i stick by my opinion it got off lightly.

[@samo6083]

​@Florida cracker something called adrenaline. Once that wears off it'll be feeling the full extent of the injuries. The dogs are smart, giving the leopard a slow and painful death from not being able to hunt. A fitting death...

[@TheBhartiyaTrainee]

Never saw a leopard this much vulnerable.

[@jeremychau2322]

Didn't know wild dogs are that big !

[@Onslaught17]

They aren’t. That’s a small female Leopard.

[@Galactusz007]

@@Onslaught17 Yeah, I’m sure you know that for sure, Mr Zoologist, lol.

[@Onslaught17]

@@Galactusz007 African Wild Dogs weigh 30kg on average. And that’s the males. A large male African Leopard weighs 95-100kg. Do you see?

[@NightFire-BS]

​Get owned, lol​@@Galactusz007

[@Ihavenolife2008-z4t]

@@Onslaught17 Leopards don't weigh 95 to 100 kgs on average. That's the maximum recorded size for big males. The average leopard is rather around the 50 to 60 kg range. Of course that's still much heavier than the african wild dog which only averages around 25kgs. One thing to keep in mind is that leopards have stocky more grounded build compared to the wild dog's extremely gracilis build. This is further proven by the little body height difference between the two species as male leopards are just a few cms taller than male african wild dogs on average despite being more than twice as heavy.

[@Chantalan]

Always a good day when wild dogs get it on this channel 😇

[@nnikfar8825]

Two conflicts were mixed. The beginning of the film was related to another conflict

[@PrehistoricMagazine]

How do they get revenge if the leopard escapes

[@og_sane]

The leopard was so lucky to have it's sharp claws... Those dogs are probably smarter than him.

[@peacefulman6672]

There is nothing special. Just numerical strength. A single wild dog is big zero.

[@Al-mx6ru]

A single Alpha Male dog has no problem punking a leopard for it's kill heads up. Only thing a leopard does is run away scared for its life.

[@peacefulman6672]

@@Al-mx6ru Ordinary male or alpha male. A single wild dog cant face the leopard. They will run or stand at a distance with fear waiting for other dogs. A single dog is just nothing.

[@Al-mx6ru]

@@peacefulman6672 it's clear your sheltered and dnt get out much. Look at a Nature documentary on a leopard. Your gonna be humbled kid. Leopard's are the joke of the animal kingdom. More than half of there kills are taking by force heads up. Usually buy a single Alpha dog . You sound ignorant. Do some research. You sound silly kid. Lol

[@oladipupodurotimi4754]

They just have the number advantage so they felt more confident 😂

[@evoextremeX]

Teamwork makes the dream work

[@Prashanth-LIFEY]

Which game reserve is this. Which game reserve has more of wild dog population and leopards.

[@spawn11]

Stamina, movement and agility of wild canines (wolves, dholes, wild dogs) is unmatchable. But they miss out on claws like felines

[@benjaminleo7011]

Nature has to be fair

[@brentgroenendijk3692]

Pretty sure all felines have more agility and better movement though.

[@Red-Tempest]

​@brentgroenendijk3692 no stamina and lack social intelligence.

[@brentgroenendijk3692]

@@Red-Tempest because cats are not weak, no need to rely on others or stamina because they get the job done quick. You are comparing a marathon runner to a sprinter.

[@YR05262]

Teamwork and coordination as well

[@charlesnkanga638]

So, did the wild dogs retrieve the puppy?

[@DLIX2DCLI]

Leopards are tree climbers. How did this one get caught?

[@adictiveadictive]

Another comment stated it fell from the tree and hurt itself

[@unconscious1076]

proably the young one

[@DLIX2DCLI]

@Mimi Kyuki 😁😁😁

[@mrpeddlethesealion]

because leopards are stupid animals who deserve extinction

[@mm-hq4qh]

Did he survived?

[@johnbrown9092]

I would have just stayed up the tree until they got fed up😊

[@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984]

Not as easy as it looks. The leopard needs to find shed to cool down, it was already exhausted.

[@kungfukenny8098]

@@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984 it literally could've cooled down in the tree tho

[@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984]

@@kungfukenny8098 Not when he was exposed to the sun.

[@kungfukenny8098]

@@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984 are we watching the same video? There was absolutely no sun as the video looks like it took place in the evening time

[@Returntonature145]

​@@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984Cats are dumb animals

[@sandeepmortal]

Why was the leopards kill blurred? This is an animals channel so please don't do those sensorship

[@andrewcrowley6331]

Probably KZbin and all their stupid rules

[@newhorizon1355]

It's almost as if we can hear the mother's pain, as she inspires pack, to teach the leapord a lesson. 0:14

[@imperialzavala7810]

1st time I have ever seen African wild dogs go after a full grown Leopard. Amazing

[@oladipupodurotimi4754]

It looks like a female. Wild dogs tends to be cautious of male leopards.

[@Al-mx6ru]

Wild dog's punk full grown Male leopard's. A single Alpha dog has no problem doing that. Look at Leopard Nature documentary . They have a pretty crappy life .other predators pik on them. They lose more than half there kills to other predators heads up.

[@sonnyjay1432]

@@oladipupodurotimi4754ya must be female

[@Dutti-is-a-clown]

​@@oladipupodurotimi4754the leopard looks only bit bigger than wildddogs so yeah it's a female leopard

[@diehardeaglesfansince1994]

Wild dogs are the best hunters in all of Africa they have the highest success rate of any animal

[@thegreatestcrashbandicootf8864]

Was the leopard really hurt or was it just playing weak?

[@osheridan]

There's no reason why it would pretend to be weak when it could easily escape. Dogs don't climb trees

[@jimwatson6833]

That leopard was very lucky

[@shantor100]

Leopard is injured, old or sick

[@rajivpalshikar3174]

Kenneth Anderson had mentioned rightly that animals too exhibit a streak of ego and they are full of it in their prime. This male leopard seems no exception when inspite of being in the safety of the tree high above, he deliberately chose to pounce on one of the wild dogs with vengence.

[@jdsk8914]

Loved reading Kenneth Anderson's books. Amazing stories on Leopards and Tigers

[@peacefulman6672]

Only the leopard knows why it did so .

[@oladipupodurotimi4754]

It's a female leopard.

[@drsurgeonhaq2930]

did they eat him at the end? my video stopped because of poor connection

[@howhow88]

Oh no!!! Devastating and heartbreaking 💔 🐅

[@Sayitlikitiz101]

Really? It's just nature. What we can't handle nature anymore? We gotta make it more PC?

[@DiveHive]

Cats vs dogs. Never end lug love story of the nature

[@smilingpukpuk]

A friend said that the leopard was found about 500m away from the tree a day later with most of its body eaten up except for its head and a leg.

[@ensteffo]

A enemy said "fjewf vpoijvpo viveo klfere cjhcie". So who know what to believe.

[@Priyank-wo4gy]

What happened to this leopard after this?

[@andrewcrowley6331]

Probably dead. Those were some very serious wounds it sustained in the fight, and there’s no vets on the savanna.

[@deepaksir8456]

Nature is unprecedented!

[@parikshitpore]

why the leopard descended from tree ?

[@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984]

They might be perfect climbers but it gets very hot in South Africa and leopards need to find shed to cool down.

[@monsterhog1118]

Just because the leopard ran off doesn't mean it escaped

[@07aniketdeysarkar26]

It ran off to save it's energy and returned after two days only to slaughter those wild dogs in cold blood 💀💀

[@Al-mx6ru]

​@@07aniketdeysarkar26 your funny leopards are scared of wild dog's. They run up trees scared for there life's.

[@daviddimanochie5405]

@@Al-mx6ru A lion would slaughter them tho

[@Al-mx6ru]

@@daviddimanochie5405 l would agree. But we're not talking about lions.

[@peacefulman6672]

It doesn't mean it escaped. It fled.

[@malashen]

Has the leopard survived?

[@draconinja2728]

0:38 "Mama did not raise a coward, LEROYYYY JENKINSSS"

[@GenericDan]

There is a fine line between bravery and stupidity. The leopard was never across bravery in this encounter.

[@mohideenbadsha3703]

I don't understand why it doesn't take refugee on that tree?? is it hurt to climb on that tree??

[@muftimanan5229]

I felt like the leopard didn't take wild dogs seriously.. He is lucky to live

[@euxhenjo1146]

Not for Long though He got to manny injuries

[@ashdog236]

@@euxhenjo1146 something I’ve realised about Leopards is they aren’t very smart, often jumping out of trees to confront groups of Lioness (suicidal) and African geographic website has a story with photos of a male leopard who killed a Hyena cub and took it up a tree, it then stupidly jumped out of the tree to confront the 2 Hyena mothers at the bottom who then proceeded to eat him alive in front of the safari vehicle, photos are on African geographic with the story if you wanna read it (KZbin doesn’t let you link outside websites) but yeah my point is, Leopards aren’t the brightest tools in the shed

[@peacefulman6672]

@@ashdog236 No animal is 100% efficient.

[@nicknick493]

@@ashdog236 Agreed. I've seen tons of videos of leopard dying from attacking porcupines too.

[@Returntonature145]

​@@ashdog236The smartest cats are probably Lions and tigers.They don't make these foolish mistakes in front of bigger animals

[@MyReligionHumanityCountryEarth]

00:31 that wild dog walks like badass gangsta 😂😂

[@RaptorRockDrakeJesus]

Is it just me or did that leopard hurt itself and moaned in pain when it jumped the tree?

[@mihaimihai734]

Exactly 😢

[@Sketch_Sesh]

How did the Leopard escape when it looked close to death?

[@MrBolts4life]

Maybe he was playing possum.

[@osheridan]

Adrenaline

[@greigsanderson]

An eye for an eye, Nature.

[@Raghuveer2798]

Thank our ancestors for being smart.

[@vipahman]

What's fascinating in all these videos is how every animal can kill every animal.

[@SweaterSwagg]

Yup, all equipped with special tools that allow them to compete under the right conditions

[@muchkin4695]

I think the leopard seemed to have a cub

[@Distinguished_Owl]

Theres nothing stronger than family-Wild Vin Dogsiel

[@tllwllwsh2713]

Sorry for my digression. What became of the dead body?

[@Latestsightings]

Probably eaten by scavengers, like vultures

[@tllwllwsh2713]

@@Latestsightings Thanks!

[@peacefulman6672]

The wild dog pack might have eaten their dead puppy.

[@IAmEntertained]

Why is there quotations on all your paragraphs?

[@Rocko76]

Mmmm…there is some strange about this clip. Never in life a leopard would: - succumb to wild dogs if not already injured - go down the tree he climbed if wild dogs still around it Don’t know…something is missing here to really understand this situation.

[@frederickwalzer5555]

Is okay to speculate but in this case you are out of your mind.

[@fred_b_360]

Wild dogs 💪🏾

[@SportsArena1996]

But why Leopard did not try to Run ???

[@therealfocused9495]

I think it’s back legs were injured from the fall out of the tree initially, I’m assuming it then managed to recover and ran away

[@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984]

Leopard cannot outrun the dogs.

[@samo6083]

​@@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984 precisely, nothing on earth can outrun them

[@SportsArena1996]

​@@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984than Why Leopard Did not try to Run Some Distance and Climb on any Tall Tree ????

[@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984]

@kdramaclip3735 As I said, the leopard cannot outrun them. They are smarter and faster than the leopard. They'd surround the cat, block all it's escapes as they did in the video. Also the leopard cannot stay on a tree in that heat for too long.

[@UnivalentpureG]

Why do they sound like that, first time I seen dogs squealing instead barking

[@pedroj3432]

Can you guys for the love of GOD keep the jeeps at least 40m from the animals? Calling yourselves wildlife lovers/protectors and then influencing their behaviour by parking multiple jeeps next to these animals is hypocritical beyond belief.

[@nathanchandler18]

Do they care about the jeeps? Not at all. Look at some of the other videos they really do not care, it’s like a fly on your window. The just stop and observe.

[@blobbertmcblob4888]

Do they look influenced by the vehicles? Shut up.

[@justaguy4real]

Good Lord look at those bellies, the pups are always so well fed

[@ahmedrazamughal]

The leopard has probably injured its rear so bad that he can’t climb back to the tree

[@ka5891]

Leopard seemed exhausted or sick.

[@zohebshaikh325]

I think that leopard was not 100% fit or else he would have mauled one or two for sure

[@propheteyebert7063]

Unlike a male lion, It's not strong enough. If it concentrated on one, the others would damage it, more than it damage the targeted victim.

[@unconscious1076]

@@propheteyebert7063 a healthy adult leopard would have still dominat that no. of dogs this mfs are even sighted of attacking and killing silverback what tf are this dogs

[@GenericDan]

​@@unconscious1076Leopards have been documented killing silverbacks, but that's nothing compared to 5+ pairs of teeth coming from you from different directions with insane agility.

[@peacefulman6672]

It can. But it won't do because it must be healthy enough to hunt for its food .It is a solitary hunter.

[@Rubberbandman889]

Wild dogs aren’t powerful as Heyenas it would definitely destroyed the wildogs easily

[@blackdysfunction8260]

Does this need to be on youtube

[@GG_Booboo]

Looks like a young male who’s just started out on his own! A full grown male would have been more of a danger to the dogs! I love both cats and dogs, but cats are the stronger predator!

[@Al-mx6ru]

Dog's are top predators in the wild beating out every cat species. Lol

[@sonnyjay1432]

Yep a young male one who is also not smart

[@Mann0330]

Nice work...

[@barrackzain5092]

Dogs have more stamina than cats maybe the leopard was exhausted too early to fight back or escape

[@SonnyEasy]

They sound like sheep speeded up lmfaooooooooo!!!🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@karucheton]

Thank for this wonderful video of a beautiful Leopard!! Love this smart speedy intelligent strong full of Agility and Skillfulled tree climber...The incredible Leopard!!! Bless all Leopards in the wild... One of the greatest Predators of all time,one of my favorite hunter...The amazing Leopard!!!

[@GeorgeFitness-yo8bl]

Duh he wasn't too intelligent fool! He got torn up!

[@lastandroid4487]

Glad to see the leopard survived

[@fourlights]

Leopard was bleeding all over, probably was picked off a while after or they found him again without humans around.

[@sumanningombam9786]

Prob died due to infections and starvation, he can't hunt when he barely can walk