Top 12 Chases And Attacks By Angry Rhinos

Rhinos are mostly peaceful and mind their business unless provoked. However, when they get angry, you need to get out of the way. Unfortunately, many people and animals don’t understand this. Have you ever seen a rhino plow into a buffalo? How much damage do you think a rhino can do to a small car? If you’re curious and you want to see the massive beast in action, keep watching as we countdown the top 12 chases and attacks by angry rhinos.

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Rhino VS Rhino

At a game reserve in southern Africa, a young white rhino suckles its mother. When a large bull rhino appears, the atmosphere changes in an instant. The bull begins spray-marking its territory around the mother and calf, who are still nursing. Following that, the calf is attacked. The bull hurls the calf into the air, and the calf's mother rushes to its aid. The bull turns on the mother as the calf flees for safety, forcing her backward and lifting her front legs off the ground. The fighting duo collides with one of the observers' cars, causing him to flee. As the terrified calf orbits the conflict, the mother finally flees down the road, away from the camera and the bull. This appeared to be a territorial dispute. The male's spray-marking was the tell-tale sign. White rhinos are solitary creatures who fiercely guard their territory.

Females, on the other hand, are not, and they frequently migrate outside of the male-claimed territory. These two rhinos compete for territory and a rhino calf, and it's clear that one rhino is stronger than the other. The pushing and shoving continue for a few seconds before the stronger rhino pushes the other rhino into the water, thereby continuing the attack. These rhinos appear to be practicing a new dance, but the truth is they are fighting viciously, and the fight is most likely caused by the young calf that was present at the time, or perhaps it is territorial. The rhinos' head-to-head battle continues as they attempt to determine a victor. This rhino's territory is marked by him urinating on the ground. When rhinos take a leak, it's obvious it's more like a shower. I'm not sure what this rhino is doing, but he appears to be having fun rubbing his tummy against this boulder

Rhino VS Lion

These two male lions must watch their back as an angry rhino forces them to move away. One of the lions has a bad limp and can barely run. I don’t know if the rhino is the culprit or not, but he just wants them to leave. I think the message is clear! For some reason the lion with the lipsticks around. These cats are stubborn because they have a kill and are trying to eat there, but the rhino won’t have it, so he just keeps harassing them. Four huge rhinos come across a pride of lions on the road. The lions are crashed on the ground, relaxing, when the rhinos ask them for directions to the nearest lavatories. The lions point in the opposite direction, so the rhinos turn around and head that way. In the wild, two white rhinos wake up these sleeping lions. Are lions truly the "King of the Jungle," or are they simply "Scary Cats?" These lions are watching a few rhinos and a calf hangs out, but when mom heads towards the lions, they revise their plan and runoff.

Mom rules on this morning and the cats show their respect for the beasts. If you have had the privilege of observing each member of the elusive Big 5 - lion, elephant, rhino, buffalo, and leopard - in their natural habitats, you will understand how each one exudes its own brand of power and authority. When you get to see one or more of these animals in the same place at the same time, your sense of awe is amplified. At the Kariega Game Reserve, Ranger Jo and her guests witnessed an extraordinary interaction between a pride of lions and a white rhino mother with her calf. They were able to share the experience thanks to this incredible video this rhino is surrounded by a pride of lions, but besides taunting the beast or approaching it slightly, the big cats don’t do much more to try to attack it, simply because they understand the ramifications such audacity would cause them to endure

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