Under the watchful gaze of the fox’s companion, a leopard chases and captures a bat-eared fox. The leopard does not stow away his prey in a tree. He decides to eat it next to a tree, on the ground, and in the shade for some odd reason. This leopard sees a fox in the bushes and goes into the bushes to find and capture it. The leopard is doomed once it spots the fox.
This poor little bat-eared fox struggles to break free from the clutches of this leopard. However, it does not appear to be very promising. When the leopard is young, it drags the fox near to a tree so that it can eat it in the shade. A young male leopard lifts a still-living hyena into the branches of a tree. The male leopard’s brother joins him shortly after and k.i.lls the hyena. For the leopard to be able to carry the hyena up a tree like this, it must be small and young.
Things would have been different if this had been an adult hyena. A inquisitive hyena intervened in this odd interaction between a leopard and her young child. What the Hyena didn’t comprehend was that a mother’s instinct is unshakeable, and she will go to any length to defend her children. The cub spotted the hyena and bolted into the distance, making this a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity even more exciting.
The mother quickly went in search of her pup after chasing the hyena away. The cub clung to the trunk of a tree 50 meters distant, un.hu.rt but afraid. When a hyena attacks a leopard pup, the mother rushes up to the scavenger and bravely defends her kid. It’s difficult to see what occurs because the struggle takes place behind the thickets, but I’m very confident the hyena has abandoned its little excursion.
