Apex Predators Fighting For Their Prey 

I am very grateful to Real Wild for making such good documentaries about these iconic animals.

The diversity of wild animals is truly astonishing, each species playing a unique role in its ecosystem.

Wild animals are nature's precious gems.

Animal fights are not just a moral issue but also a public safety concern

I want to give a really big appreciation for the crew, thankyou for spent time and all the efforts. This is the greatest wildlife documentary I've ever watched so far. 👏👏👏

Great content! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

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Beautiful video Beautiful animals Beautiful music

Africa is truly blessed

Beautful ❤❤❤

Love you all ❤️ from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩 my favorite channel very nice video brother 🔔🇧🇩🇧🇩

The name of this old but gold wildlife show is named Africa's Deadliest and the episodes name is Hunting strategies.

Es esencial respetar la vida silvestre y mantener una distancia segura para evitar conflictos.

Excellent

Toute la nature vivante est en éternelle bataille.. La nature est une affaire bouillante Un symphonie. ..

Stunning documentary, each of these animals are magnificently shown with their hunting styles, developed over many generations. The camera work is exquisite, the editing powerful, and the narration both fitting and informative. Thank you for consistently providing such quality content, time after time after time.🖤🇨🇦

The slow mo shot of the eagle catching that giant fish was impressive, beautiful

Great documentary

Wow it has been a joy to watch this, thanks for the time put into this and the tittle really drops just like the scenes ❤

Great doc

The Cheetah really is the Lamborghini Huracán STO of the Serengeti

Leopard is definitely athletic Cat.. smartest hunter

Ain't gonna lie it must be scary to be running from a predator for my whole life.

Kenya 🇰🇪

Beautiful video from Fiji lsland. Thank you

와, 이렇게 아름다운 야생동물 영상을 볼 줄은 몰랐네요. 자연은 정말 대단해요!

Great post.

Love lion it super killer

I Love Burt Reynolds!

Misleading title.

One of the best documentary ever. Nature is really beautiful and amazing

congrats on 1.5 million subscribers to you channel! excellent documentaries!

これは、自然環境を守る必要性を強く思い出させてくれます。

I've never heard about the vine snake before. It's quite scary, this snake is perfectly camouflaged in the trees.

Marvellous as always, nothing more needs to be said. Absolutely wonderful, words more said... 😃😃

vary good...!

Hmm, if the Cheetah is faster than a car, why did they name a car the Jaguar and not the Cheetah? 🧐🤔 This is BEAUTIFUL photography!

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Amazing video, it's tough out there be it in the jungle, the water or desert....

6:03 look how that warthog is frantically running away while the cheetah looks like it's just out for a midday jog insane man!

How are you

Loved the slow motion of the fish eagle. That was awesome.

This show used to be on Netflix 4 years ago

Some scenes taken from londolozi

Amazing life in the jungle

Anything that walks into the forest is gonna disappear into the environment lmao

The Handy works of GOD is so fascinating

30:38 whoa!

The real hunting strategies of these apex predators who are featured on this video are: SERENGETI, TANZANIA Cheetah vs wildebeest Lion vs zebra Nile crocodile vs wildebeest OKAVANGO DELTA, BOTSWANNA African fish eagle vs catfish Fishing spider vs small fish Vine snake vs lizard Leopard vs gazelle (I guess it was a springbok) NAMIB DESERT, NAMIBIA Rock scorpion vs milipede Sidewinder snake vs shovel-snouted lizard

Woooooooooooooooooooooooooow

This is a great video however need audio

The shots where they get the camera running along side of the big cats are amazing. I feel foolish asking but those are not real, right? Computer generated? Example: 8:06 - 8:10

as a motswana who's always wanted to visit the okavango? yeah not anymore 😭.

Well done I enjoyed

I 💚 the felines 🐅🦁🐆 and other animals 🦒🐘🦓🐃🦊.

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36:55 That's a pretty sh!tty situation for the Gazelle...

Great videos 👌👍💖💖💖💖

The leopard is the pure definition of a mastermind ghost silent killer among Africa's big cats.

Random dude out in the middle of the desert must of perished to the elements.

Easier than hunting fish in a bucket lol that’s a good idea lower a barrel into the water with the barrels rim barely touching the top of the water put a water proof camera at the bottom pointing up and a fish inside and watch the eagle hit the fish !!

Man I really wish a slow motion of that fishing spider was included

God bless the white man and his bravery, because of him I get a free education on RU-vid!

The hunting strategies for Africa's apex predators regarding their hunting abilities: Cheetah: speed Lion: power of teamwork Nile crocodile: ambush African fish eagle: powerful dive Leopard: stealth Fishing spider: luring Vine snake: deception Side winder: camouflage Rock scorpion: silent kill

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thích video

You forgot powerful lions are also real powerful

Lolong the world's biggest crocodile used to snatch fisherman out of there boats. He was almost purely a man eater. He's eaten atleast 4 little girls a woman that was bathing in the river and multiple fisherman out of there boats. That's the whole reason he's in captivity now. The locals were complaining of a croc eating ppl and they caught him. He weighs over 2000lbs. And once he was caught the deaths stopped even the some locals think he wasn't the man eater and the one that was eating ppl was even bigger than Lolong. Oh and lolong was measured at 6½ meters long

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The croc can get up to 7 meters not 6 that’s a whole 3 feet longer!!!

Apex predators only problem are humans

I wonder if the cameraman put that dead fish in the water to get the perfect shot of the predator bird swooping in and snatching it

I didn't read spiders?

Imagine if Africa had jaguars

too much padding and doesn't fit title

that dam vine snake looks just like a tree branch.......and the sidewinder as well blends into the sand perfectly. 😳 don't want to be near either of them. I hate snakes, gives me the willys.

When the narrator said evolution, it sounded like he said evilution. I really gotta get my ears cleaned. 😂

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The bad narration, too much zoom and slow-mo, even worse its put together so much. The cropping is terrible too. These REAL WILD documentaries are not even HALF as good as NAT GEO.

Egypt is still Africa

"... over 1100 kg of bite force..." How many decades before people learn that kilograms is a unit of mass and not weight or force. My god the SI Metric System has been in place since the 1960s. Mass and weight/force are two completely different things. Why not call bite force a watt? You would be just as accurate as calling it kilograms.

Too much talking.

Nicethrowugthyouanimal

Why don’t you give the money to people and let them decide how to spend it dem self

So, do you like cats

What is that crocodile Drug Monkey addiction 🐊😈

It's true there is no antivenom for African twig snakes/Thelotornis sp. (I think they referred to them as vine snakes in this documentary), probably because there are pretty much no bites in the wild, therefore it wouldn't be very cost effective to produce. Envenomations are potentially deadly, but there are no deaths reported in South Africa because they're very docile snakes uninclined to bite. The few bites that have happened have been among those who handle venomous snakes regularly. I know fear sells, but snakes have enough hate, they at least deserve for the truth to be told about them. There are far more deadly snakes to humans in Africa than these, so shame on whoever decided to throw that fear porn in there. Saw scaled vipers aka carpet vipers (Echis sp.) kill the most Africans yearly, in part due to there being a lack of medical facilities and lack of antivenom where bites are most likely. Puff adders and Black Mambas also kill more Africans every year than a Twig snake, but for potency of venom alone, NOT how many deaths a year there are, Boomslang venom is the most deadly in Africa. Before you decide to argue, perhaps you should do some research, as I've spent the last 8 years doing mine about wild snakes and have learned from the best. Just some friendly advice. Otherwise I welcome any further discussion or questions. 😃

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From now on when I hear a measurement and it doesn't include the imperial measurement I'm shutting the video off and I would like all my fellow Americans to do the same . There are over 300 million Americans and 99.9% don't know what a kilogram is or a millimeter or whatever other mumbo jumbo you might throw at us!

I used to love watching these programs but being American it gets to where i cant watch them anymore bcos you people act like everyone knows that kilometer crap we go by mph and pounds that metric crap wasnt given when i went to school and now when u people do these videos it gets to where i dont know what your talking about so i just dont watch i try hoping you would do both for foreigners and Americans but u dont so it just about your people

Zebra rhymes with Debra. Not Zee-bra. Most animal videos get it wrong, chronically.

All that may be true, but in my opinion, Africa's deadliest is the same as anywhere else in the world: people! Against the climate, against other animals, against themselves - people!

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Love watching these videos you have. We learn so much from it. People need to know how important it is to have our planet Earth preserved for many generations to come. Thank you all and keep us all aware of the things we need to know for the future 😊

Ain't gonna lie it must be scary to be running from a predator for my whole life.

I love the cheetah (& serval, leopard, caracal, African wild cat, black footed cat, jungle cat & lion) of Africa!! (and the cats of the rest of the world too)

저는 야생동물 카메라맨과 사진작가들을 정말 존경합니다. 그들은 우리에게 놀라운 이미지를 선사합니다

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Could've done with showing some hyenas and African wild dogs