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In nature, not all animals that are large in size or have larger numbers are sure to win. On the contrary, even small animals can surprise you. The proof is in the video below, when a tendril unilaterally defended itself against the attack of 3 leopards, and even caused the enemy to flee.
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Meticulously filmed in the Kruger National Reserve (South Africa), the video begins with a sniffing snake ʋolando dominated by three young leopards: one grabs its head and the other tries to tear it off. he ripped the rear body from her.
However, the hummingbird does not “lay down and take the fight.” He rolled many times, trying to escape the leopard’s control, and at the same time used his short but stout legs to fend off the hunters despite being at a disadvantage.
Watch the video here:
Source: https:/newonlinenews.com
