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The fastest predator in the animal kingdom
(6) | 01/06/2019 | Translate: The striped monkfish (Antennarius striatus) can bite its prey in just 1/6000 of a second.
The dog learns quickly A dog learns very quickly that it should not bite a particular toy.- The technique to eat cake A dog uses a clever technique to quickly bite a birthday cake lying on the living room table.
- A rooster and a goat rescue a chicken from a hawk On a farm in the Netherlands, a hen is attacked by a hawk, but is quickly rescued by a rooster and a goat. The hawk had no choice but to leave its prey and fly away.
- How the rattlesnake rattles Here we see how the rattlesnake's tail works, to create his well-known rattle. The rattlesnake uses its tail to chase other predators or to distract its prey..
- The killer ants The East African rainforest is home to ants of the genus Dorylus, also known as guide guides. They are predators and one of the most capable killers in the animal kingdom. Dorylus is a large genus of expedition ants, and after looting one point they move to another. They hunt in large groups and attack insects much larger than them. The colony is guarded by large soldiers with sharp calipers, who together with the smaller workers work together to catch the prey.
- A wild cat at the vet A cat has to undergo surgery for a small tumor, but the owner said she was not very friendly. The vet and his assistant will find out quickly by trying to give her an injection with a little sedative.. The feral cat will bite and scratch the assistant. End, the animal will be anesthetized in a box using anesthetic gas, a method commonly used for birds and other small animals. The assistant had to go to the hospital to be treated for the bites and scratches caused by the wild cat..
- Eagle attacks a flock of birds The old saying "power in unity" is verified in this scene of an eagle attacking a flock of birds on Lake Washington. Even after many raids, the bird of prey failed to get its prey.
- Surfers attacked by dog Last month, Gustavo made a Cervino surfing with a kite near Punta Rasa beach in San Clemente del Tuyú Argentina, when he was attacked by pit bull. The dog was in the sand when he saw the man and chased him into the water before the bite in the left hand. From the violent attack, the man fell into the water, but quickly escaped from the animal and get up with the help of an attendee. Then he went to the hospital where he needed 18 stitches. The dog and its owner have not been identified.
- Leopard hidden in tree, jumping and catching an antelope In South Africa's Kruger National Park, a leopard is hiding in a tree and looking from above for a prey. An antelope looking for food around the tree will become the goal of patient leopard, who with a quick movement will jump and catch her.
- Unprecedented game between Leopard and Antelope The Animal Kingdom constantly surprises us with several unusual incidents, and this unlikely duo is just one of them. Kruger National Park South Africa, a young Antelope, an animal that is typically considered prey for predators, unexpectedly approached a Leopard. Instead of attacking the young Antelope, the Leopard starts playing with her amusing and rolling in the grass. The ending is unknown, but definitely a very rare and beautiful sight.
- A Hawk is rescued by snake A young Hawk attacked a snake (bull snake), but the prey turned against Hunter and began to wrapped around his body. Watching the predator in the middle of the road, a man stepped in to deliver before he died.
- Jaguar attacking crocodile When a Jaguar attacking, Sometimes one bite is enough to immobilize the victim. The National Geographic published an impressive video in which a Jaguar attacked and gets as prey a Cayman crocodile, in Brazil's Pantanal wetlands.
- The water was very cold In Antarctica, a penguin jumps from a boat into the water. But the water was too cold and the penguin quickly returns back to the boat.
- Guitar with swivel neck Musician Charles Berthoud plays an electric bass guitar with a swivel neck created by YouTuber and engineer Mattias Krantz. Krantz got the idea to create this funny guitar while watching a Beatles documentary where Magic Alex (Alexis Mardas) gave John Lennon a double-sided neck guitar (electric and bass). Unfortunately, the guitar was not functional. The idea behind this guitar is to allow the musician to quickly change instruments by turning the neck. The rotation system is activated by a pedal, which allows switching from one "instrument" to another in a matter of seconds. Unlike previous prototypes, this guitar is fully functional.
- Rescue drone A remote-controlled life preserver that can quickly reach someone in distress.