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This channel contains information videos about the
strongest, biggest, most aggressive, most venomous,
bravest, most predatory and most dangerous wild
animals. Some of these wild animals are as follows;
Lion, tiger, jaguar, leopard, cheetah, cougar, lynx,
elephant, rhino, giraffe, hippo, buffalo, crocodile,
American alligator, python snake, anaconda snake,
king cobra, eagle, baboon, gorilla, hyena, wild dogs,
wild boar, warthog, wolf, bear, killer whale, shark,
mongoose, porcupine, wildebeest, zebra, deer, impala,
gazelle, antelope...
The king cobra;
(Ophiophagus hannah) is a large elapid endemic to forests from India through Southeast Asia. It is the world's longest venomous snake.[2] Adult king cobras are 3.18 to 4 m (10.4 to 13.1 ft) long on average. The longest known individual measured 5.85 m (19.2 ft).[3] It is the sole member of the genus Ophiophagus. It preys chiefly on other snakes and occasionally on some other vertebrates, such as lizards and rodents. It is a highly venomous and dangerous snake when agitated or provoked that has a fearsome reputation in its range,[4][5] although it is typically shy and avoids confrontation with humans when possible.
Mongooses:
Mongooses are primarily found in Africa, their range covering most of the continent. Some species occupy parts of southern Asia and the Iberian Peninsula. They are generally terrestrial mammals, but some are semi-aquatic, and others are at home in the treetops.
Size and Appearance
Ranging in size from the 7-inch-long dwarf mongoose to the 2-foot-long Egyptian mongoose; these sleek mammals have long bodies with short legs and tapered snouts.
They normally have brown or gray grizzled fur, and a number of species sport striped coats or ringed tails.
Hunting and Diet
Mongooses live in burrows and are nondiscriminatory predators, feeding on small animals such as rodents, birds, reptiles, frogs, insects, andworms. Some species supplement their diet with fruits, nuts, and seeds. Creative hunters, they are known to break open bird eggs by throwing them with their forepaws toward a solid object.
Famously, some species of mongoose will boldly attack venomous snakes such as cobras. The most celebrated of these is Rudyard Kipling’s fictional Rikki-tikki-tavi, based on an ancient fable and included in The Jungle Book.
Mongooses as Threats to Other Species
In the 1800s mongooses were introduced to several islands in Hawaii and the West Indies in order to control the rodent populations on sugarcane plantations. Today this effort has come back to haunt these islands as mongooses threaten the survival of various native species, particularly birds. However, in their natural environments mongooses are currently threatened themselves due to habitat loss.
Some animals are much more powerful and
dangerous than others. Some can be quite predatory
and brutal, while others can make a very good
defense against predators. Although these hunters
are strong, they can be helpless against animals that
can defend well. To battle for survival!
Preys Who Can Defend Themselves From Predators
have to win the war with the giant predators.
Otherwise, they can be prey to the strongest, biggest,
smartest, most successful, muscular, most
aggressive and bravest predators in the wild. No wild
animal wants to come across easily with predators
that have to hunt in order to live and feed their young.
Hunting for survival. Wild animals that want not to be
prey to predators must show a great struggle. They
should protect their young and their territory from
these super and incredible predators.
This channel contains information videos about the
strongest, biggest, most aggressive, most venomous,
bravest, most predatory and most dangerous wild
animals. Some of these wild animals are as follows;
Lion, tiger, jaguar, leopard, cheetah, cougar, lynx,
elephant, rhino, giraffe, hippo, buffalo, crocodile,
American alligator, python snake, anaconda snake,
king cobra, eagle, baboon, gorilla, hyena, wild dogs,
wild boar, warthog, wolf, bear, killer whale, shark,
mongoose, porcupine, wildebeest, zebra, deer, impala,
gazelle, antelope...
