15 Insane Animal Battles Recorded On Camera

In the wild, just like in a good TV series, there is always conflict. Imagine how boring life would be without conflict? That’s why nature is exciting to watch because there is always something going on. Have you ever seen a wolverine in action? What about a caracal? If you’re into disagreements and conflict, you must watch this, as we count down 15 insane animals battles recorded on camera.

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Snake VS Lizard

This lizard taking a stroll on the sand takes a break, but he has no clue he‘s about to be ambushed by a snake. The snake has dug himself into the sand waiting for an opportune moment to strike. When he does, it’s all over for the lizard and he is gobbled up by his friendly neighborhood friend. This python has killed a monitor lizard and is in the process of swallowing it, in the water. It’s taken recluse behind a rock to enjoy his meal in private. This snake holds this lizard in a stronghold. The lizard is still alive, barely breathing, but the snake has a good hold on it. It’s so good, the snake thinks the lizard is dead, so he detaches his fangs and moves toward the head to swallow the lizard, but the lizard is still alive. I guess the snake doesn’t care, but it still takes the snake another seven minutes for the lizard to die and be entirely swallowed.

Another lizard is snatched by a snake in the forest and this snake doesn’t waste any time eating the reptile. A snake tries killing a chameleon on the road, but the chameleon stands its ground and it puzzles the snake. The two observe one another, but nothing happens. A cobra is interested in this monitor lizard’s latest find, a few scattered eggs, on the ground. They both strut their stuff to intimidate one another. The cobra is poised to strike, and with that, the monitor lizard moves away, but not without striking the cobra on the head with his tail first. Now that the lizard is on his way out, the snake has the eggs all to himself, but when he approaches, he realizes the eggshells are empty. The monitor lizard has the last laugh. This King cobra has already killed this lizard and has begun to eat it.

Wolverines

The wolverine is a strange species that looks like a honey badger but lives in a colder region. Instead of snakes, the wolverine is more likely to encounter wolves and bears on its journey. Most animals, especially bears, big cats, and wolves, avoid interactions with wolverines because of their ferocity, bravery, and fighting skills. The wolverine is fearless and difficult to catch. The wolf in this video tries to pull a wolverine out of his den and it seems like it’s going to be a cakewalk at first, but never count the wolverine out. The wolverine tumbles and stumbles, rolls over, bites, it’s almost like the wolf is watching a circus act, but in the end, the wolf realizes it was part of the act when it ends up with nothing. Two wolves are fighting this wolverine in this conflict. Isn’t it supposed to be simple? Wrong.

Even though the two wolves are attempting to attack the wolverine from opposite directions, it is able to fend them off and becomes the aggressor. The wolves appear to be apprehensive, and they are once again left with nothing to eat. This showdown between two wolverines is epic. They are fighting over an animal carcass and neither wants to concede one inch to the other. The semi-retractable claws come out and the specialized teeth are bared. It’s an all-out war! The defender gets the upper claw and wins his meal back. Its powerful jaws break down the entire animal, including hooves, teeth, and bones. This is his turf and his food. Wolverines are naturally hostile animals, but they become enraged when someone tries to steal their food. They become so enraged they will battle to the death, which is why this Wolverine simply began following the helpless bear. The bear must have wondered who the nutjobfollowing him up a tree was. I believe the bear was both terrified and shocked, but the Wolverine persisted. Even if it had been a T-Rex, the Wolverine would have jumped him in this situation! I’m wondering if Honey badgers and Wolverines are long-lost cousins.

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