Wild Dogs Take 5 Buffalo Calves in an EPIC Feeding Frenzy!

Wild dogs are known as one of the animal kingdom’s most successful hunters, almost 80% success rate. This video shows you exactly why! BOOK YOUR TRIP TO KRUGER: http://bit.ly/BookatKruger Wild dogs are known as one of the animal kingdom’s most successful hunters, almost 80% success rate. This video shows you exactly why! 45-year-old Mandy Taplin experienced this highly emotional sighting in Moremi, in Botswana. After Mandy shared the sighting with LatestSightings.com, she explained what happened: “Our guide, Lets, from Ethnic Nature Safari Tours, was taking us out for the last morning drive of our incredible 4-night stay at Moremi. We had left our campsite early and had already seen wildebeest, zebra, impala, giraffe, jackal, saddle billed storks, wattled cranes and 2 male lions.” “At around 8am we saw buffaloes in the distance and what looked like calves playing, so we decided to get a closer look. As we were approaching, we realised that there was a large pack of wild dogs. It was unbelievably exciting as we had heard them 2 nights prior but were unable to locate them.” “On arrival, we saw that the buffalo herd had been split, and in the middle, the wild dogs were actually eating 2 buffalo calves. What happened next was a roller coaster of emotions and an absolute adrenaline rush...” “The rest of the buffaloes started moving towards us in order to join the rest of the herd. In a split second, the alpha dogs, I assume they were, went directly for the front of the herd, which sent the herd into a panic. The dogs reacted very quickly and in the chaos managed to take another 2 calves. Another 4 buffaloes and 1 calf were left separated from the herd and the dogs made short work of taking that calf as well.”