Who says living animals don’t have feelings?

Africa is the second largest continent in the world with diverse terrain and beautiful landscapes. It is home to many wild animals: elephants, lions, leopards, buffalos and rhinos…

Behind the calmness of the steppe here are fierce battles for survival between wild animals.

Just like a miniature society, the wild world has its order and is established by powerful hunters. They are the most fearsome predators in nature and are ranked by scientists at the top of the food chain.

Lions are masters of hunting in nature, possessing all the necessary elements such as a reasonable strategy, strong strength, sometimes soft and sometimes hard, enough patience to wait for opportunities and be ready to attack the government. head to gain an advantage.

As animals that hunt in groups, lions’ main prey are medium to large sized mammals such as antelopes, zebras, buffalo…

Meanwhile, the wild buffalo is one of the five animals considered to be the largest, most dangerous and ferocious in Africa. Although not in the group of carnivores, wild buffaloes are the fierce gods of many natural predators. A familiar attack often used by wild buffalo is to use its sharp horns to throw the opponent high into the air.

 

Mr. Gavin Bret, a lawyer with a strong passion for wildlife photography, captured a special scene during a memorable picnic with his family at Thornybush Animal Sanctuary, South Africa .

According to the guy, on the occasion of his father’s 80th birthday, Bret organized a trip to Thornybush with all family members. Tour guide Lucas enthusiastically introduced the group to animal gathering spots so they could capture memorable moments.

That day, the whole group decided to set out at dawn. With a total of 21 family members from all over the world, the tourist group was extremely happy to see with their own eyes a large herd of wild buffalo.

After that, they continued to move to the gathering place of a group of lions not far away. After about 10 minutes, the lions began to prepare to hunt and then led the group back to the location where the wild buffalo were grazing.

It doesn’t take much effort for a lioness to take down a young buffalo. This made the wild buffalo herd angry and determined to rescue their little member.

With superior numbers and strength, the wild buffalo herd took control of the situation and actively chased the lion herd. In particular, a wild buffalo that appeared to be a mother buffalo appeared extremely enthusiastic, not afraid at all, rushing straight to attack the lions. Thanks to its bravery, the young buffalo was able to escape. However, this made the lions pay attention to the mother buffalo and determined to take it down.