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The Wild may be totally unscripted, but trust me, it delivers some of the best action scenes on the planet. Get ready for some jaw-dropping, heart-stopping, and downright unbelievable safari moments caught on camera. These will blow your mind, so hit that like button and let's get wild! 2,000 pounds of bite force makes you exactly the type of bully even the king of the jungle won't want to mess with. It was all fun and game to this drive-thru safari until someone got too comfortable or aggressive. This couple in Thailand got photobombed so hard they became the main attraction. The first zebra encounter? More like the first zebra-induced heart attack. Who knew they were so rude? In the wilds of nosy safari park England, crazy baboons give you the unique experience of vandalizing your car. Why climb trees when you can climb people? Oh, soft to the touch. In the heart of South Africa's Kruger National Park, one bull rhino shows it will do anything to protect its calf. On today's episode of What on Earth Is That Ostrich Doing? Think your neighbors are bad? Check out Taru and Shambu, two tiger friends fighting over territory at India's Tadoba Tiger Reserve. This graceful giant, one of only about 117,000 left in the wild, struts through South Asia's reserves like it owns the place. Not a lot of people encountered a puma in the wild and lived to tell the tale. In Orlando's safari park, one visitor learned the hard way that rhea birds don't appreciate disturbances. At Fossil Rim Wildlife Center in Texas, a 9-year-old boy became the ultimate giraffe whisperer. An elephant makes his safari tour guide rethink his career choices for a quick minute. In moments like these, do not, I repeat, do not let your intrusive thoughts win. When the sun sets in the wild, the real kings of the jungle come out to play. At a safari bar, one cheeky baboon decided it was time to upgrade from bananas to Bordeaux. When one curious ostrich spotted a GoPro, it didn't see a camera, it saw an arch enemy. That's amazing! The tale of Taru and Shambhu continues. Now Now, here's a thrill these tourists won't forget in a hurry. In Kenya's Maasai Mara, the wildebeest have one mission, cross the Mara River without becoming lunch. This wildlife reserve has been transformed into a drive-thru for giants. A 2,000-pound headbutt to your car is quite an interesting way to start the day. I know he's a pro, but I'm getting nervous just watching this. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, stop! That's enough, that's enough. This tour guide just wasn't having it. That's enough, my boy. That's enough. Steady, steady. Steady, my boy. Steady, take it easy. Be nice to him. Come in here, come in here. Come in, listen. The leopard just saw it, obviously, they're not sure what to make of it. A chameleon tries to deceive a curious leopard in a rare sighting at the Malala Game Reserve. Imagine just casually taking a selfie with the velociraptor's grandchild. You can tell he's always wanted a brother. That is the smallest. There's another two. With each majestic step, this 14,000-pound gentle giant reminded everyone who was really in charge of the safari. So, we go back to campsite and, well, you know, we've got a giraffe. Don't take my phone. I think he thinks my phone is food. Hello, Gambit. Gambit the giraffe. Gambit the friendly giraffe. It's a good thing they're friendly giants, because this could have been bad. Oh, did you see that? That was awesome. When birds decide to crash the tourist party in the most colorful way possible. Yeah, Nick got three. That was awesome. I got a lethal weapon, I swear. It's a parrot on my head. It's like a real-life Jurassic Park moment, minus the violence. What would you even do if you were this close to a gorilla? This baby elephant was trying to show he could protect the family, too. So cute. A couple of honey badgers show it's not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog. I'm surprised they didn't try the camera. Boy, those things will laugh. This lady was two seconds away from having her camera confiscated. Oh, my God. This stop-and-search giraffe decided to play aggressive snack detective. How do you move him out? Oh, my God. Wow. When a thirsty elephant crashes your pool party, you sit there and let it happen. These tourists came for the safari, but instead got an ostrich apocalypse. Oh, crap. This is why you never skip leg day. Hyenas and coyotes fight in the wilderness version of a reality TV feud. In the foreign islands UK, these birds take protecting their nests very seriously. This is either incredible bravery or just high-level stupidity. I can't decide. Wow. My goodness. A couple of elephants decide to give the tourists an up-close-and-personal view. Get your eyelashes. Hello. Hello, mama. It's okay. Oh, my God. You know it's mating season in Yellowstone when this happens. Who knew cows were this nice and friendly? I'm gonna grab your tongue. I'm gonna grab it. Oh, that hurts. Look at my hair. It's all wet. Wanna high-five, Beema? More of a sneeze than a kiss, if you ask me. A routine night drive turns into a leopard sighting. Some bikers encounter the dangerous cassowary bird. Thankfully, it was just curious. For this leopard, lunch in the jungle's a private moment. This tiger was so impressed by the otter's choreography he didn't even think to attack. At Toro Yaka Bush Lodge in South Africa, one elephant decided to give the visitors their money's worth. Please don't scratch my car. Hey, hey. Come on now. Can't get it. Don't understand. Oh my goodness, see? This is what they do to people's cars. This is wild. You know, let's see how long we can keep this up. Probably longer than we have. Ostrich zero, glass window one. Technology wins again. How to ruin your life 101. Weighing in at roughly six tons, this is basically the size of a small apartment on legs. Ah, what a picture perfect day in the wild. The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and the elephants are living their best lives. Here, the monkeys are the stars and the humans are just the paparazzi. Next, we've got a front-row seat to Yellowstone's most thunderous spectacle, a full-blown buffalo stampede. Talk about a king making a grand entrance. This majestic lion looks like he just rolled out of bed. A female puma. She might look stunning, but she sure is dangerous. Uh-oh. Looks like we've got a pint-sized rebel on the loose. What started as a peaceful drive through the jungle has now become a high-stakes game of tiger versus truck. This is the hippo cafe at Dulahasra Safari Park, where the menu is strictly vegetarian and the customers are, well, massive. Watch as this curious little rascal climbs onto the car like it's his new jungle gym, peering inside with intensity. This sleek, solitary leopard finds itself outnumbered and outmaneuvered by a pack of relentless wild dogs. I can smell that from here. Watch as this feisty alpaca, clearly the queen of the paddock, tries to put this lady in her place. Who says opposites can't be friends? In the streets of Saurada Chitwan, this wild rhino is taking a leisurely stroll like it's just another day in the neighborhood. Meet the newest member of the safari squad, a baby giraffe, just one hour old and already stealing hearts. This is Fuji Safari Park in Japan, where the kangaroos are the stars and the visitors are the waitstaff. It looks like this rhino has decided the safari car is today's target practice. The tourists are trying to keep their cool, but let's be real, when you're surrounded by this much monkey business, you're just along for the ride. Lots of women with children. Oh look at that baby, oh my god. That's a young baby. That's like the youngest one I think we've seen. Oh my god, look at his face. If you want to scare the hell out of your kids, find an ostrich drive. Oh hey, look at the mother. At the safari, anything can happen, and usually does. It's like mother nature keeping you on your toes. Watch as a massive herd of buffalo thunder across the landscape, hooves pounding the earth like a drumline on steroids. Don't click off yet. If you love our videos, subscribe now and hit that bell. And wait, there's more videos for you right here on the screen. Just click on the one that grabbed your interest and enjoy. See you there.