WILD DOGS vs MASSIVE Eland

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[@11pke]

Ideally longer clip is good to watch as it is youtube.

[@angelus3605]

Seriously?? Did you just figure nobody would notice?? At 1:01 the video switches from an Eland to an oryx. They might look similar but they certainly don't sound the same. That's pretty lazy work!!

[@fightingcock8096]

I don’t feel like it was done with malicious intent , two for one 😉 calm down

[@angelus3605]

@@fightingcock8096 it's lies passed off as truth! Calm yourself down!! People post BS I'm gonna call them out on it!!

[@thebabbler8867]

@@fightingcock8096 What's wrong with you? You don't know this channel is a farce? 🤡

[@mysteryguy1267]

Massive...my ass. That eland is just a calf or at least a yearling

[@djfassler]

Excellent camera work, zooming out from the action.

[@gravyguns]

Lol. The camera person got scared after seeing the arrival of the entire pack of wild dogs and decided it was safer to move farther away, not by moving on feet but my zooming out on camera because zooming out makes the camera person feel safer knowing that the dogs appear farther away. Lol

[@RaiderLeo69]

Those were two different animals nice trick

[@levent.a.7280]

Massive eland? It's a baby eland

[@cynofeliswildlife9967]

It's a young oryx rather

[@donaldgodin3491]

What is the difference in weight, between a massive Eland, and a full grown Eland?

[@ethanrobinson3106]

Now they're taking a oryx yearling

[@gravyguns]

The person behind the camera got so fearful of being attacked when the entire pack of wild dogs arrived that he or she zoomed out from the scene so that the wild dogs could appear farther away from him or her. Grow some testicular fortitude and gain come courage to zoom in from the safety of your vehicle. LMFAO!!!

[@roseforyoubabe]

wild dogs do not attack people

[@ethanrobinson3106]

Well no matter how big their prey is the African wild dogs will take it down and this eland is actually a yearling

[@c-jayjames7316]

Baby eland

[@benbattersby7541]

Which Ecosystem and part of Africa is this one.

[@holdthetruthhostage]

Needs to be longer

[@justaguy4real]

1:07 adorable how they get so excited with each other, and every day as it doesn't get old to them lol 0:15 cute how weary the pups are on the left. Also so funny how they'll try to take food from each others mouths lol So amazing their coordinated efforts and actually hold the prey by the mouth so the others can gorge

[@ashb001]

I notice the typical reactions on these type of videos lie between a) OMG how *cute* and *adorable* they're tearing apart their prey starting with the face, and b) OMG I cant believe the onlookers lets this happen, this is so cruel. Its not often that we see people in the former category though. And perhaps thats a good thing for the world.

[@tiktak7186]

c'est sa que j'aime pas voir avec les hyènes et les chiens d'Afrique, c'est que contrairement aux lions, ils mangent leur proie vivante

[@AthleticEducation]

Oui, C’est un peu difficile de voir, mais c'est la réalité, aussi des lions mangent leur proie vivant parfois. Vraiment ca dépend

[@tiktak7186]

@@AthleticEducation en effet, en fait pour les lions tout dépend si l'animal se débat ou pas, une fois les lions ont mangé un éléphanteaux vivant, tout sa parce qu'il n'avait aucune réaction. Les chiens d'Afrique porte même la nourriture aux petits et aux blessés et ne se dispute pas lors des repas, contrairement aux lions où là c'est grognement et distributions de baffe, ils sont très hiérarchisés (les lions)

[@user-if8vw3lq4t]

Верно говорите очень тяжело смотреть когда они едят заживо, плохо что сородичи не защищают друг друга в таких ситуациях и бросают на погибель,а могли бы противостоять вместе хищникам.

[@tiktak7186]

@@user-if8vw3lq4t Это правда, что вы не можете выжить, если будете вести себя хорошо, особенно в такой враждебной среде. (извините, но я использовал перевод, чтобы ответить вам на русском, надеюсь, я не сделал слишком много ошибок)

[@user-if8vw3lq4t]

@@tiktak7186 все отлично ответили перевод нормальный я всегда удивляюсь таки большие животные ,большие стада, а отпор не дают у них сила есть,а духа нет .

[@muganeeh9776]

Where’s the rest of it??

[@davenole]

Video cut out too soon. 🙄

[@healthinspector4827]

Doggos don't look pretty hungry. I mean, when they are, they rip off the prey in matter of seconds.

[@GenericDan]

Those are two of the most equipped antelopes in Africa. Better not to rush in.

[@TheyCallMe_TC]

TOO SHORT

[@simonvirus6417]

Why do Everseen show such short clips, its disgraceful

[@thebabbler8867]

Because they steal from others.

[@PlAyHoUsE305]

Why not make it longer!!! I enjoy watching prey get eaten alive by wild dogs/hyenas

[@siakamachendeh9714]

That not nice to say

[@b.d.851]

This is nature if no one's watching and filming... Why let animal from suffering if rangers intervene just one shoot to the head suffering are end but they don't because it's paid they're all compensated...

[@b.d.851]

@@calgal7828 it's not feeding or bait it's about to help the prey dying without agony.

[@hyenaboy7504]

They aren't allowed to interfere. Plus, if they shot the eland, one of the wild dogs would no doubt end up involuntarinly swallowing the bullet, which could easily seriously harm or even kill the dog.

[@b.d.851]

@@hyenaboy7504 the tourist paid that brutal murder,to watch live and film.that is not considered nature anymore.stay away from them no one's watching it's nature.rangers,reserve, compensated by nature that called man interference.

[@hyenaboy7504]

@@b.d.851 People aren't responsible for a predator hunting its prey. That (predators hunting their prey) is something that happens literally all the time in the wild. These are 100% wild animals following their natural instincts, people have no control over that.

[@b.d.851]

@@hyenaboy7504 what I mean is being human make some good things helping eland to end it's agony.but they don't because tourist pay for it,and that's why this is not nature because man are happy watching and the others are compensated it's unfair to tell that this are pure nature. What do you think mate?

[@thebabbler8867]

That is not a massive eland, that is a baby. Nevertheless, impressive kill for the dogs.

[@akshatparag2884]

Very satisfying. That's the destiny of herbivores

[@wantedbynight165]

Satisfying? Lol Human trash

[@fady904]

Your videos are waste of time. Channel blocked

[@ArthurShelby-PB]

BORING. Show the whole hunt all the way up until the kill. Stop showing small clips.

[@socallawrence]

Boooooooo