Showing posts with label #Attack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #Attack. Show all posts
Thursday, October 24, 2019
Hunter dies after deer attacks him
Labels: Video
#Attack,
#deer,
#Hunterkilled
Thursday, September 26, 2019
CAUGHT ON TAPE: A 5-year-old girl managed to escape a coyote
Friday, April 12, 2019
WATCH: A gang of turkeys appear to be causing problems for people in one Massachusetts neighborhood
CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts -- A gang of turkeys appear to be causing problems for people in one Massachusetts neighborhood, including a pregnant woman who says she's been attacked twice in a week.
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Saturday, July 7, 2018
BLACK BEAR ATTACK
BLACK BEAR ATTACK VIDEO
From The Hunt Journal
On Sunday, June 27, 2018, Shannon Long and I (Caleb Invidiata) head out for our first hunt of a 5 day hunt. We decided to go together to a spot we didn't have a trail camera on to see what was coming into that stand and maybe we would get lucky. About 3/4 through our sit I spotted a sow with two cubs coming our way. We watched the bears do their thing for almost an hour, until the sow all of sudden looked straight up started to communicating with her cubs that it was time to go. When she left we thought a male bear might of been coming in and she was startled by him, but we saw nothing. We talked about how amazing the experience was to just get to sit there watch these bears. About 5 minutes later I look over my shoulder and said to Shannon, “dude she is right there” Shannon not able to see the wall of deadfall blocking her path thought she was just going back to the bait, but she was being funneled right down to us. She left the barrel, flanked around, left her cubs in a safe place, and came to attack us. Read More -Youtube
Labels: Video
#Attack,
#BearHunting,
#black bear,
#Hunting,
#Videoofbearattack
Saturday, August 20, 2016
BLACK BEAR LOVES BACON
***THIS VIDEO CONTAINS GRAPHIC ANIMAL VIOLENCE AND DISTURBING IMAGERY/SOUND***
This wildlife trap-camera video was recorded by Tejon Ranch Conservancy biologist Ben Teton (@ben_teton), as part of a long-term study of invasive wild pigs and their impacts on the native ecology of Tejon Ranch. The recording captures the predation of a wild piglet by a young female black bear as she attacks a sounder of pigs wallowing in an upland spring. The piglet screams, alerting the lead sow (the matriarch of the group), who returns to attempt to fight off the bear and save her young. It is unclear if she was successful in this rescue attempt, but it is important to appreciate how valuable a kill like that would be for the bear, particularly during the dry summer months when food is scarce.
It is extremely rare to capture a predation event of any kind within the small frame of a trap camera, and an event as dramatic and illuminating as this is almost unheard of. This video not only reveals the speed, power, and ferocity of a hungry black bear but also the tenacity and social fidelity of the sounder group, particularly the sow, as she risks her life to literally wrench her offspring from the jaws of death. Despite its graphic content, trap-camera footage like this provides a rare and intimate look at what these animals face every day in their struggle to survive in the wild.
This wildlife trap-camera video was recorded by Tejon Ranch Conservancy biologist Ben Teton (@ben_teton), as part of a long-term study of invasive wild pigs and their impacts on the native ecology of Tejon Ranch. The recording captures the predation of a wild piglet by a young female black bear as she attacks a sounder of pigs wallowing in an upland spring. The piglet screams, alerting the lead sow (the matriarch of the group), who returns to attempt to fight off the bear and save her young. It is unclear if she was successful in this rescue attempt, but it is important to appreciate how valuable a kill like that would be for the bear, particularly during the dry summer months when food is scarce.
It is extremely rare to capture a predation event of any kind within the small frame of a trap camera, and an event as dramatic and illuminating as this is almost unheard of. This video not only reveals the speed, power, and ferocity of a hungry black bear but also the tenacity and social fidelity of the sounder group, particularly the sow, as she risks her life to literally wrench her offspring from the jaws of death. Despite its graphic content, trap-camera footage like this provides a rare and intimate look at what these animals face every day in their struggle to survive in the wild.
Sunday, September 27, 2015
Coyotes take down 6 point buck (GRAPHIC) Video
Labels: Video
#Attack,
#coyote,
#Coywolf #EasternCoyote,
#whitetail,
#Whitetaildeer
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