Greatest Fights In The Animal Kingdom Part 4 | BBC Earth 

Helped take it out of its misery

Yup, you don't have to be faster than the wolfs, you have to be faster than the last Bison 😈

Yes, every grown bison could deal with all the pack solo. Yet they didn’t even tried.

Agree

Nope. He knew one had to fall for the others to be safe.

It's easy to say that from the safety of your home Surrounded by 25 hungry large wolves is very frightening and hard to stay composed Good luck with that

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And this music is matched with them

I am completely agree with you😮

literally evolved to fly to get away from predators just be introduced to more predators smh

lol

Very personal 😅😂

thanks bro

thank u bro

Thanks bro indeed on point

That's capitalism.

​@@SnarkyMarxfunny one aren't ya😅

​@@SnarkyMarxexactly, every aspect of capitalism, including slavery, colonisation, the war in the Middle East, 9-11, cyber terrorism, multinationals...basically everything

Imagine a world so dystopian you and your kind are being wiped out by a species you've never seen that doesn't even eat you or know about you. We are the real terror.

😅 what?

That was a sacrifice, knowing that they would leave the rest of the herd alone if they got one.

And wouldn't have been able to see Jimmy Saville 🤨

Humans are a lot smarter than bisons, yet in a mass panic people still run over other people by accident.

@@gbornitz true, but I swear that jerk made eye contact before committing his crime.

i thought he was trying to charge the wolves to help but completely messed it up but the bison could've just been a jerk

I often think that grudges are held within the animal kingdom too.

I was thinking the same smh

This was mistake

N.Now

I mean what are they supposed to do, not drink? It’s hot in Africa lol

They are the Americans of the human world

@@joeybulford5266 when the camera panned out , there was literally a body of water that wasn't attacked to the river 50 metres away

@@paulmilner8452 I mean there was prbly still crocs in there too

I don’t think that bison think in terms of ‘mercy kills’ or ‘sacrificing for the rest of the herd’. They don’t calculate battles strategy - their way of survival/defending themselves is based on generations of instinct and evolution (ie: the instinct to form a circle with your pointy bits pointed out). When they run, they run head down - your concern is staying with the rest of the herd, staying in a group, and bulldozing through anything that might stop you. An argument could be made for the bison aiming for the wolves, but I doubt any thought of ‘sacrifice my brethren for the others’ was present, or even possible. As much as it may seem like something more, it’s unwise to personify animals - they don’t have concepts of morality and mercy the way people do. They can still form bonds and feel things, they strive to protect their young/family, but here is probably just the panic of a large prey animal leading to a stroke of luck for the wolves.

ty for the thoughtful response!

@@liv-wm7pi all of them was head up except the one that charged the wolf but the wolf was right behind the other bison and that thing isnt gonna stop.

Pretty sure a Bisons brain size relative to its body is small 😔😂

When your thirsty you gotta drink

Stop idolizing 🥴

You have to wonder if the larger bison recognized that if the younger, smaller bison were sacrificed, he/she would live another day.

Will survive,that's a wild animal

that's not cameraman fault that's editor fault bbc & nat geo purposely do it to make viedeo more engaging but ends up ruining everyone's mood

I assume English isn't your native language.