In a sure sign that Kruger National Park in South Africa is angling to be the World Wrestling Federation of game reserves, yet another unlikely and brutal animal match-up has been caught on film. In this series of photos, a leopard ambushes a crocodile. A protracted struggle ensues but it's pretty clear who ultimately comes out on top. While crocodiles have been witnessed attacking leopards in the past, this is the first known encounter that began the other way around. Cut and pasted just for you from the pages of The Telegraph, check this out:
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This encounter is bound to remind readers of the ever popular Battle at Kruger. Thanks once again to Kevin Z of The Other 95% and Deep Sea News for bringing this to our attention.
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Is that cool or what?
FINISH HIM.
Is it too late to place a bet?
That's wicked!
Leopard Wins. Fatality.
And the moral of the story is always pack a leopard when visiting croc-infested waters, right?
Seriously, this is a very cool recording of animal behavior.
The chair! Give him the chair!
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The chair! Give him the chair
FINISH HIM.
thank you.
And the moral of the story is always pack a leopard when visiting croc-infested waters, right?
his encounter is bound to remind readers of the
moral of the story is always pack a leopard when
his encounter is bound to remind readers of the ever popular
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I've also seen students become advocates for causes after years of projects on similar topics. Now if I could ever get around to making a pre-printed card with three targets to help differentiate between accuracy and precision then I'd be set
I've also seen students become advocates for causes after years of projects on similar topics. Now if I could ever get around to making a pre-printed card with three targets to help differentiate between accuracy and precision then I'd be set
And the moral of the story is always pack a leopard when visiting croc-infested waters, right?
moral of the story is always pack a leopard when
And the moral of the story is always pack a leopard when visiting croc-infested waters, right?