When Animals Messed With The Wrong Opponent!

When Animals Messed With The Wrong Opponent!
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They made a huge mistake while choosing an opponent!

The animal world is full of surprises! As we all know, and interaction of animals with each other can lead to all possible consequences. Sometimes it's fun, but sometimes it ends badly for one and well for the other.
Today, we have prepared for you an extremely interesting selection of videos about animals that made a huge mistake while choosing a rival. After watching this video, you will see how buffaloes and antelopes fight with lions, how a wolverine destroys a wolf pack, find out why mongooses are called snake hunters and discover many more interesting things. Before we move on, don't forget to subscribe, like the video, and click on the bell! Enjoy watching!

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Production Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound!

[saulmartinez]

ABSOLUTAMENTE BELLOS Y TAN HERMOSOS VIDEOS 👏👏👏👏👏💯👍

[jeffsr]

I saw a wolverine tree what I believe was a 400lb. Black bear, and proceeded to spend an hour tormenting the bear.

[annemariemayr]

Thank you for all videos. I learn every time something new and interesting 🙏👍💖have a nice sunday

[herpermike_]

The monkey bashing the bird on the pole is hilarious lol and the wolves that were trying to get after the wolverine was funny too lol I just kept thinking you should have brought a freaking 12 gauge what do you think! Gah! Lol it makes sense if you've seen Napoleon dynamite lol

[v.skeggjoar]

At 7:30 thats "Elephant SEALS" not sea elephants!!

[loganludeman]

Why you showing a image of a lion and a snake that is obviously photoshop

[fatherdinh]

Video is too bad, it gives me headache.

[שושכהן-סק]

𝗖𝗹𝗲𝗮𝗻 𝗨𝗽 𝗘𝗮𝗿𝘁𝗵 𝗼𝗳 𝗢𝘂𝗿 𝗣𝗼𝗹𝗹𝘂𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗛𝘂𝗺𝗮𝗻 𝗡𝗮𝘁𝘂𝗿
The United Nations recently celebrated the International Mother Earth Day as a reminder to protect the environment. Heat waves, droughts, fires and heavy rains that cause severe flooding have become more frequent in many parts of the world due to climate change, which affects the entire worldwide population.
The Earth is facing a “triple planetary crisis, ” warn UN officials. Climate disruption, nature and biodiversity loss, and pollution and waste are the main areas of concern regarding the current state of the environment. This year, the Earth Day’s theme is “Invest In Our Planet, ” so what would humanity's best investment for the planet be?
We need to start by cleaning up the planet. There is no place on Earth where the air and water are clean, and that's a real problem. In theory, tackling this issue should be our priority when it comes to taking action to improve the dismal state of our planet. But let’s not fool ourselves. Such a plan alone will solve nothing.
It will only help the international organizations to justify their own existence. They tick off "done" to raise as much money as they want, and that's it. If we do not improve relations between us, we will not be able to achieve the great and ambitious improvement in nature that we want and need to attain globally. We will never achieve a good result through bureaucratic, mechanical measures.
There are a lot of people sitting in their comfortable offices profiting from the environmental crisis and demanding money and respect. They keep flying from one end of the world to the other on all kinds of missions to make a lot of noise with what they are "doing" and which everyone "needs to hear" as if that alone means something is happening, but in practice we see no real progress. The Earth must also be cleansed of them, of these people who engage in useless campaigns that only cause harm because they mislead the world, leading it away from the real solution.
The cleaning of the planet should start inside out. If we do not clean the planet from within, and continue with our reckless behavior and the selfish nature of our hearts as before, nothing will change for the better. The immense sums invested in environmental initiatives should be directed to spreading an educational process aimed at improving the way we relate to each other.
Humans are the most developed and influential factors of all of nature's levels: still, vegetative, animate and human. Since we occupy the highest level in nature, positively affecting the environment, the climate, and nature in general can be achieved by reaching positive relations among us. On the contrary, by letting our divisive drives tear apart human relations, we also destroy our surrounding environment, the very nature that our lives depend on.
The more we humans are able to correct ourselves by changing our divisive attitudes toward each other into positive attitudes of mutual support, encouragement, mutual responsibility, and reciprocal concern, the more we will receive positive feedback from nature. And the more we develop without making this necessary correction, the more negative feedback we will receive from nature, as we have experienced in the form of natural disasters, pandemics.

It is of utmost importance for us to organize our thoughts, desires and qualities so that we understand that saving the environment and a shift to a better future depend solely on changing our attitudes to each other: from antagonistic egoism to positive, compassionate and cooperative relationships.