Month: October 2024

Pelican basically eat everything, they even eat other animal with almost the same size. It’s the zoo fault to put pelican together with other birds.

Pelicans are predators that eat anything they can swallow. The zookeeper is at fault for putting them together. It would help if you put members of the same species together or with other large birds like shoebills or flamingos. Putting pelicans with small birds is like putting snacks in front of it and saying you can’t eat it. =(

Putting pelicans in areas with smaller animals is extremely uneducated… Then locking them in small cages as punishment is extremely cruel.

A leopard in a residential area of Ganderbal district in Central Kashmir attacked wildlife officials during an operation to apprehend the wild animal. Earlier the leopard is said to have attacked two women in the area who sustained injuries.

The man who hit the stick first should not have done so. The leopard was already passing by without harming him. When that man hit the leopard, he started attacking.

Shameful act by wildlife officials. They not only proved their unpreparedness but proved that they are brutal killers. They stained their reputation by almost killing the creature not by rescuing the victim(leopard).

Animals attack human due to forced reasons, either due to hunger or in fear of loosing their territory. And both reason are justifiable under compulsion.
But they r unaware about existence of most cruel creature of this world. Which r called humans, who has been killing humans even for a small petty thing then how will they spare them?

This battle took place in Xi’An zoo in China. This lion is 20 – 30 kilograms (44 – 66 pounds) heavier than the tiger according to the zoo keepers of Xi’An zoo.

They are both the same age because they were actually raised together as cubs.

The tiger was originally heavier than the lion because tigers develop faster relative to their age, but this lion has caught up in size after they both reached their prime.

This lion is indeed more muscular than the average African lion in the wild as you can see from the thick and defined thighs but it has deformed hind legs, which negates the advantage that he would’ve gain from his extra weight. The lion started attacking the tiger because the female lions were in heat, therefor the lion was simply treating the male tiger as competition , the same way that he would’ve treat another male lion in this kind of scenario.

After reading some comments, many people actually think cats can kill eagles. They didn’t know that cats are in the eagle’s menu, barred owls that on average weigh 700 grams are known to kill cats.

Bald eagles have a grip strength of 400 psi, 10 times stronger than the average human, for comparison, a leopard’s bite is only 310 psi. They usually kill their prey on impact and are increadibly smart, smarter than cats in fact. Eagles are known to kill large prey by dropping them off cliffs, bait other animals with some food, and dropping turtles from extreme heights.

You see the cat’s mind changing the closer he gets from hunting modus to a nice little walk

The cats face when it realized the bird wasn’t getting any smaller as it got closer lmao

The Peacock Mantis Shrimp is a puny pugilist with a ferocious attitude. They are more than a little territorial, they know exactly who’s moving through their patch…Unaware of the mantis shrimp’s presence, the crab strays close.

Too close. With the velocity of a .22 caliber bullet, the mantis shrimp’s strike is the fastest in the animal kingdom The assault is so fast that friction makes the surrounding water boil… The devastating punch knocks the limbs of the victim and delivers a quick death…

Robot Spy Crab follows a peacock mantis shrimp in search of a meal but being disguised as a crab may not be the best choice!!!

This final episode explores the challenges ocean life must overcome to survive. On the island of South Georgia, a version of the first Spy Camera ever made makes a triumphant return. This new Bouldercam dodges eight tonnes of colliding blubber as male elephant seals fight off rivals. In the chaos, an elephant seal pup is separated and his survival depends on finding his mother.

Bouldercam is with him all the way as he fights off skuas and other dangers. Spy Crab meets the infamous peacock mantis shrimp and soon finds itself on the receiving end of the strongest punch in nature, a knockout blow faster than a speeding bullet. In the Galapagos, Spy Seal does its best to keep up with a lonesome sea lion as it chases tuna, one of the fastest fish in the ocean.

Not only must he catch this enormous fish alone, he must do it while fighting off hungry sharks. In the hidden depths of the Californian coast, there are fish that must be seen to be believed. Alien-like sarcastic fringehead use their outsized gaping mouths to ward of rivals. Spy Fringehead is soon caught in the brawl, but its open mouth reveals a camera, one that captures a fish-eye’s view of the threat it faces.

Off the coast of British Columbia, huge herring shoals face even greater trouble as they head to their spawning grounds. Spy Herring eavesdrops on the strange sounds produced by flatulent herring as they guide others to the spot. Our Spy slips into the shoal as they attempt to dodge marauding sea lions and the diving scoter ducks that are after their eggs. Life on the beach isn’t always the paradise it’s cracked up to be. When hermit crabs gather to swap their shells, things can go very wrong, very quickly. When a crab loses its shell it has to think on its feet.

Its solution is inventive – the lid of some suntan lotion provides a temporary refuge from predatory birds. Our Spies are not immune to trouble themselves. When Spy Pelican films the spectacular spawning of grunion fish as thousands emerge from the sea to spawn on the beach, it takes a catastrophic plunge into the surf, leaving Spy Crab to takeover filming duties. Spy Iguana is also in trouble when it tries to film iguanas gallantly battling the stormy sea. Despite its best efforts it is soon washed away. When the same happens to Spy Octopus, all is not lost.

It’s rescued from the storm surges by its old friend, the coconut octopus. On their many adventures across the series, our Spy Creatures travelled the globe to reveal the extraordinary intelligence, surprising emotions and complex social lives possessed by ocean life. On the way, they shed light on the mysteries of the deep as never before.