Sometimes we can't explain some behaviors of animals. We think that animals' brains are unconscious, but they often do things that we can't understand. A leopard is preying on a impala.
The leopard's mouth bites the Impala's mouth in order to suffocate the impala.
Suddenly a spotted hyena came from behind. Hyenas are notorious predators on the African savannah, often snatching prey from other predators.
The leopard looks back alertly, because the leopard can't beat the hyena. Sometimes there's only one hyena, and leopards are afraid.
The leopard found that the mane dog was not interested in its food. This time, the leopard bit the Impala by the neck.
But the leopard looks back again. Is the hyena coming again?
No, two adult baboons. These two baboons are coming in this direction.
The leopard seems to be aware of something. It decides to drag the antelope away.
But the antelope was too heavy, and the leopard finally gave up the prey and ran away.
Leopard's feeling is right. These two baboons are for themselves.
The first one goes after the leopard.
This picture shows the car driven by the guard of the National Park.
The baboon in the back looked at the impala and went back. I think this impala is OK.
The Impala lay motionless on the ground. Has the Impala been killed by the leopard?
The Impala slowly raised its head. So the leopard hasn't killed it yet.
The Impala suddenly stood up.
The Impala ran away quickly. The rescue behavior of animals is incomprehensible, and scientists can't explain it now. I hope you can take good care of the environment around you and give some home to the wild animals.