Leopard Kills Impala

AN IMPALA has been videoed sensationally escaping two cheetahs - by leaping into a CAR full of tourists. The terrified animal had looked a second away from death when an unexpected window of opportunity appeared. Stunned Samantha Pittendrigh, 20, filmed the impala leaping through a passenger window on her mobile phone. The great escape took place in Kruger National Park, South Africa.

A leopard chilling out under a three is distracted by a herd of impalas racing thru the bush. remarkably, the leopard waste no time and takes a huge leap to kill. This is by far the best kill I have ever witnessed.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uD6wdrVFc0g

Crocodile Attack Elephant

When a mother elephant decides to take a drink from a river, she is unaware that there is danger lurking right below the surface. A huge 10 ft crocodile decides to latch its jaws onto the unsuspecting elephant's trunk. The young elephants watch helplessly as the crocodile attacks and the mother fights back.

This event calls to mind a short story by the author of "The Junglebook" Rudyard Kipling titled "The Elephant's Child: How the Elephant Got His Trunk". In this story, a young elephant gets tricked by a crocodile into going too close to the water. The crocodile bites the elephant's trunk and what was once a small trunk gets stretched to its modern day length.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVAMnirC72c

Leopard Attack Human 2

Where are they located?

As seen here, leopards are found in abundance in sub-Saharan Africa and in fragmented populations throughout the Middle East as well as South and Southeast Asia. Attacks occur regularly in Nepal and India, such as in Mumbai. In fact, attacks on humans are so common in certain regions of India that the leopards are responsible for more human deaths than all other large carnivores combined.

What is it?

The leopard is one the five "Big Cats" characterized by its black rosettes along its fur. They're notorious for their deadly hunting skills in which they use stealth and speed to their advantage, running at up to 36 mph (58 km/h) and being able to climb trees even while carrying a heavy carcass. They eat humans and other animals alike, feeding on whatever prey they can hunt and catch.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIGFzpP1uaY

Leopard Attack Human

Leopard Attack Human In India Creates Panic In Western Indian Village

Leopard on the run creates panic in western Indian village

What is it?

The leopard is one the five "Big Cats" characterized by its black rosettes along its fur. They're notorious for their deadly hunting skills in which they use stealth and speed to their advantage, running at up to 36 mph (58 km/h) and being able to climb trees even while carrying a heavy carcass. They eat humans and other animals alike, feeding on whatever prey they can hunt and catch.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCSTc4brSPM

Leopard

A wild leopard has been rescued from a well.A group of villagers and forest officials helped for the rescue.Officials of the Forest Department suspect that the leopard, estimated to be two to three years old, must have mistakenly jumped into it in the dark.

Video Location:- Mudrady, Udupi, Karnataka, India.

 Leopards can scale tree trunks and leap 20 feet in a single bound, but at night they really prove their abilities, moving silently on padded feet and stalking their victims with perfect night vision.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58IBsJXzlTg