This watering hole at Kruger National Park in South Africa offered visitors quite a sight. Until a huge croc bit down on a wildebeest’s head, while a smaller croc latched onto a hind leg.
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That’s usually how the story ends. But at a watering hole full of hippos, it’s a different story. In past similar situations, National Geographic Explorer Douglas McCauley commented that it’s likely the hippos were being aggressive to stake their territory. In other words, it’s not a case of a hippo rescue – it’s more likely they were aggressively claiming their territory. A great example of how animals share space in the wild.
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