This is was fimed on a drive which was filmed at the Kruger National Park in South Africa By WILDEARTH. Animals sighted are: 1.Hyena 2.Voltures 3.Giraffe
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far to go
home morning everybody okay before you
all fly off let's just get a look at
you it's got to be the classic African
scene this you know the dead
tree hungry Vols hunched up waiting for
their turn
one this is a big
giraffe one of the Cubs from last year
well I mean maybe the year before what a
little one
little fluffy and
W take gir off mes
do have a tendency to darken with
age not even full bellied in it's
leaving the carpet
cause much subtle sense much more subtle
sense of smell means that that leopard
could probably pick it up at some point
and maybe come and investigate it would
be
nice I'm just looking at the way this
hyena is pulling at
that one of the adult coming in
now youngster being very submissive tail
between the legs crouching
down Tail Going
up probably even
urinating and newcomer got to rolling
it that youngsters trying to claim the
carcus
for for
darling can be there so can I so the two
hooded vs has arrived we're going to see
now maybe that they've arrived and
they've flown down actually the Hyena's
coming back watch
this young hyena is not going to like
the vs on its
giraffe probably doesn't want to feed at
all just wants to get rid of the the
vultures
they're not too
intimidated like sort of a half-hearted
rush at them
was the easiest place for them to feed
right now is where the hyenas have been
chewing that squabbling already
well two two little hooded Vols have now
completely been intimidated here comes a
hyena scattering the
vs get off of my me at saying so of
course there's a Mad Dash for the dead
trees and they can't all fit in the
trees so now the fighting goes from
fighting over food to fighting over
perches but
yeah H it might not be hungry but it
just can't stand the sight of vultures
feeding on its
carcass to bring the other voles in and
of course once you get one or two voles
sitting in a tree like this it's going
to tr it's just going to keep bringing
more and more voles in so the number of
volts is going to be directly related to
the size of the carcass to some
extent and how long those voltes sit
around you know watching behind us a lot
and then trotting off I don't know if
there is something behind
us that's intimidating them
but time to move on
