The peculiar shape of the wildebeest, which combines a cow’s head and horns with a horse’s tail and the highlight of a long black coat, makes it a unique animal. A mature wildebeest will measure between 170 and 220 cm from head to body, stand between 105 and 121 cm tall, and weigh between 110 and 180 kg.
A mother and daughter pair of wildebeests are seen feeding in the meadow in the footage until a neighboring leopard notices them. The leopard slowly makes its way through the bushes to get close to its prey, weaving with the skill that comes from years of hunting expertise.
Fortunately for the leopard, a natural trench in the ground separates it from the pair of wildebeests, making it simple, quick, and challenging to spot. more observant. The leopard only needs to wait until the antelope duo is unaware when it is approaching its target before using its tremendous weapon of speed and razor-sharp claws to take it down.
The subsequent occurrence happened almost exactly as the leopard had predicted. When the timing was right, it quickly attacked, picking the smaller wildebeest as its target. The hunter had no idea, however, that a mother would have such a precious and lofty devotion for her own flesh and blood.
The mother wildebeest is now completely unafraid of any force, despite the risk, and rushes at the hunter while brandishing its horns as a result of this. Sharp, more than 60 cm long, and capable of attacking leopards. The leopard was forced to “put its legs on its neck” and flee after a wildebeest attacked it viciously. The mother gazelle instantly went back to soothe her young after successfully fending off the enemy. Her young nearly perished.