Mammals: Interesting or Unusual Behaviour

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Family of Warthogs Steal and Eat Cheetah's Meal

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:shock: \O


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Maybe because she is pregnant -O-


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Lisbeth wrote: Wed Jun 24, 2020 1:38 pm Maybe because she is pregnant -O-
Cheetahs run from a Jackal so a warthog will EASILY put a Cheetah to flight and /or steal its supper ..Thats why Cheetah kill every day and gobble fast as this happens ALL the time. Bushman in the Kalahari when they find a Cheetah on say a freshly killed Springbok ..chase them off by merely walking up


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Maybe not pregnant just very full already? -O-


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Could also be the case :yes: She did not seem very upset ;-)


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A flying leopard :shock: ^Q^


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:shock: ^Q^ ^Q^


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