In a cruel Darwinian struggle, baby egrets see who will stay in the nest, and who will be sacrificed to the alligator waiting below.
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When it comes to hunting prey, spotted hyenas seem to know the secret: divide and conquer!
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The lion’s kingdom isn’t what it once was. Once upon a time the king of beast roamed in Europe and America too.
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Great white sharks leap out of the water in pursuit of their favorite food - seals.
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Bull sharks are known man-eaters. Crittercam goes with them to see how they hunt.
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Crocodiles in the southern Africa country of Malawi often eat more than just your regular wildlife prey. Sometimes they attack humans who get in their way.
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Crocodiles in the southern Africa country of Malawi often eat more than just your regular wildlife prey. Sometimes they attack humans who get in their way.
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A battle between a pride of lions, a herd of buffalo, and 2 crocodiles at a watering hole in South Africa’s Kruger National Park while on safari.
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Young albatrosses learn that having a tiger shark as a motivator works surprisingly well when learning to fly.
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