Under the tree, above the dry grass, a crazy baboon actually took the initiative to attack a leopard. I thought the leopard would kill the baboon in a second, but the ending was surprising!
Who is more powerful, the "monkey" or the leopard? I believe that most people will choose the latter. Because leopards are truly the fourth largest cats in the world, although they weigh only 50-100 kilograms, they are fierce, athletic, with sharp teeth and sharp claws, it is simply a miniature version of the tiger!
Of course, baboons are not the same as ordinary "monkeys". Not only are they larger, weighing more than 60 kilograms, but they also have huge canine teeth that can reach an astonishing length of more than 5 centimeters, almost on par with many carnivorous beasts! And baboons are also good at team fighting, a huge group of baboons, even if they face lions, they have the strength to fight.
And baboons are typical omnivores, as long as there is an opportunity to eat meat, it will not be easily let go. The baboon spotted the leopard under the tree and stared at its food. And the leopard was concentrating on tasting the delicacy, until the baboon touched the front, suddenly sensed the danger, and jumped more than 1 meter high in a panic!
The leopard did not expect the baboon to attack itself. Because in the African savannah, except for the eldest brother lion and the second brother hyena, there is nothing that can make the leopard timid. So even if caught off guard, the leopard quickly stabilized and confronted the baboon.
Unexpectedly, this baboon was extremely brave, not only did not flee immediately, but also launched a "preemptive" attack again. It jumped up and down, scratched up and down, and although the "punching routine" was disorderly, it forced the leopard to retreat one after another. Immediately after that, the two sides came and went, launched a fierce fight, and finally the leopard actually took the road and fled, which was really surprising!
Can't leopards really beat baboons? Not really. In reality, leopards have often been recorded preying on baboons. In addition to being able to "poach" leopards, baboons have almost no record of killing adult leopards.
But in this encounter, why was it the leopard who lost in the end?
I think this is the leopard's helpless move. Because leopards, unlike lions, have large teams, they are lone loners. Adult leopards generally live alone and only briefly gather during the breeding season.
So leopards are very afraid of injury, and once injured, they can't hunt, which means being eliminated by life. This is also why leopard hunting methods are generally based on sneak attacks, once caught in a head-on confrontation, in order to avoid injury, leopards often take the initiative to retreat.
If you really want to fight for life and death, the baboon has almost no chance of victory. Because of the developed nerve conduction rate, primates are very sensitive to pain. Once injured in a fight, they will soon be greatly demoralized, which will seriously affect their combat effectiveness.
Carnivores, on the other hand, often make them even more crazy as long as the wounds on their bodies are not fatal in a short period of time. That's why an injured tiger is even more dangerous.
Therefore, even if the baboons look imposing, if they continue to entangle, as long as the leopard has a murderous heart, it is difficult for the baboon to retreat. #精彩的生物圈 #
