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In the vast grasslands of Africa, there are many fierce beasts and fierce predators, including the African wild dog, which is small but extremely powerful.
The African dingo is a social animal, and they usually gather in groups to hunt together, so that they can be a strong team, and can even cooperate to hunt large herbivores, which is undoubtedly a kind of umbrella for African wild dogs.
However, African wild dogs do not always successfully hunt large prey, and sometimes they will encounter many problems in the process of hunting large game, such as once, a team of African wild dogs was suddenly infested by a pack of baboons after hunting a herd of fox sheep.
Baboons are plant-based monkeys with a fierce temperament, and sometimes even eat small animals such as birds and some small mammals.
Baboons are more numerous than African wild dogs, and in order to protect their young from baboons, African wild dogs teach them how to deal with baboon attacks from an early age.
So after the African wild dog hunted the fox sheep, they saw a team of baboons besieging them, so the team of African wild dogs began a battle with the baboons, and eventually even launched a revenge operation against the baboons, killing more than 50 baboons in three years.
1. Bravely resist.
In 1975, a wildlife photographer named Sadie Carter was on his way to the grasslands of South Africa to photograph wild animals when he spotted a team of African dingoes cooperating in a hunt.
In order to better capture the cooperative hunting of African wild dogs, Sadie Carter followed the team to their hunting sites with his own camera equipment.
At the leader of the team, Sadie Carter spotted the "boss" of an African wild dog, who had a small piece of his ear cut off, so Sadie Carter called the African wild dog "Old Ear".
At this time, the old Chehr's party was besieging a herd of fox sheep, a herbivore that feeds on wild grasses, which live in the grasslands of Africa and are a major prey for wild dogs due to their large numbers.
African wild dog teams usually use athletic warfare to besiege fox sheep, so Sadie Carter patiently observed and filmed carefully.
After a period of siege, most of the goats had fled in panic, but Old Cheer's team continued to push the goats in one direction because of a steep cliff in that direction.
In the end, all the fox sheep were forced to the edge of the cliff by the old Chehr's team, so some of the fox sheep unfortunately fell off the cliff, which also increased the number of the old Cheel's team from the original 17 to 25, and the old Cheel's team began to enjoy after hunting a group of fox sheep.
But while they were enjoying it, Sadie Elt spotted a team of baboons approaching them, apparently trying to rob them.
The baboon is a very ferocious monkey animal, usually able to rob other animals of their food, and sometimes even eat some small animals alive.
In order to prevent the baboons from attacking, the African dingoes will teach them how to deal with the attack of the baboons from an early age, that is, to "dig out the anus", which is when the baboons put their butts against each other, the wild dogs can sneak up from under the opponent's buttocks, trip them, or bite them.
So the old Cheel's team began to dig out the anus, and began to fight with the baboons, and after a fierce confrontation, the old Cheel's team successfully repelled the baboon's team.
Kill more than 50 baboons in two or three years.
After this, the old Chehr's party began to feast on their prey again, but this time it did not last long, for in the course of their feasting, the party of baboons reappeared.
Old Chel's team was able to put down the food in their hands and start the battle with the baboons again, this time the battle lasted longer, and the old Chel's team was even more devastated, and in the end they were not able to completely drive the baboons away, but only temporarily repelled them.
So the elder Cheel escaped from the baboon's party with his family and several of his brothers, but the number of the old Cheel's party was reduced to eight, so he and his family and brothers decided to take revenge on the baboons.
Since the old Chel's team left the original place, the baboons began to besiege the old Chel's team, because the number of the old Chel's team has been relatively small, so in the following days, the old Chel's team began to slaughter the baboon's team, in three years, the old Chel's team killed more than 50 baboons.
As the number of baboons became smaller and smaller, the old Chehr's team gradually separated from the baboon's team and re-established its own team, and the old Chehr's team gradually became larger, eventually reaching more than 30.
Eventually, under the leadership of the elder Chehr, the African dingo team also successfully arrived in a protected area in South Africa, which is the last haven for African wild dogs, but due to the transmission of a disease called "wild dog plague" to African wild dogs by human domestic dogs, the number of millions of African wild dogs has declined sharply in just 30 years, and there are only about 3,000 left, which are on the verge of extinction. ## Conclusion
The number of African dingoes has declined dramatically due to human activities, and the impact of human activities on animal populations is enormous, not only African dingoes, but also many animals are in an endangered state, among which there are many reasons, such as disease transmission, habitat destruction, etc.
However, human activities have caused countless damage to the ecological environment, so human beings should be aware of the impact of their own activities on the ecological environment and animal populations, and take effective measures to protect endangered species and maintain ecological balance.
In the grievances between the African wild dogs and baboons, it is not only a simple competition for survival, but also the grievances and revenge actions between animals also show the complexity and emotional richness of animal society, which is worthy of reference for human society.
The characteristics of solidarity and cooperation and affection of the African wild dog are also worthy of reference in human society, and cooperation and tolerance are also needed in human society, so as to make human society more harmonious.
The African wild dog's solidarity and cooperation may inspire people to think and practice in teamwork and social construction, such as division of labor and cooperation, common interests, etc.