Live Wilderness Adventure

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After watching the river for a long time, the wildebeest leader finally decided to take the first step.

The water waves are calm and calm, clearly reflecting the golden and flowing hair of the wildebeest leader, and a high-hanging round hoof is slowly stepping in.

"Wow!"

The loud sound of pumping water scared away a group of wildebeests on the bank, including the leader of the wildebeest who wanted to try it just now, and the wet hoofs left one after another circular marks on the mud.

The river, which was originally crowded with wildebeests, instantly vacated a semicircular space with a diameter of more than ten meters, which also allowed Bi Fang and the audience on the tree to better observe what happened.

In the open space surrounded by wildebeests, a Nile crocodile with a body length of more than four meters was bitten by a small wildebeest.

A successful hunt!

From the waist and abdomen to the buttocks, the little wildebeest's entire lower body was firmly torn by sharp teeth, unable to move, only the two hooves of the upper body kept kicking, and even then gradually began to lose strength.

After traveling a long distance, gnawing on the yellowed and dry grass, many wildebeests have parched mouths, and their thick and long tongues lick their lips and noses at high frequency, breathing heavily.

Facing the calm river, many wildebeests chose to drink a couple of sips of water before crossing the river.

The crocodile attacked at this time without hesitation.

This little wildebeest, which is only one meter long, is too small for an adult Nile crocodile. It hunts effortlessly. It doesn't even use the crocodile's signature move of death roll. It raises its head high and slams it into the head Sideways swing.

Under the tremendous force, there was a sound of fracture, and the little wildebeest's body bent at an exaggerated range, apparently breaking its spine on the spot.

None of the wildebeests tried to **** back their companions. They watched the successful Nile crocodiles return to the river with their trophies, seemingly indifferent to the death of their companions.

Only a few equally strong Nile crocodiles on the side stepped forward to grab food from their companions, adding noise to this eerie and silent scene.

【This flick is handsome】

[This picture is too clear, it shocked me, when I want to make a drone of the same model as Laofang]

[You will find that you can't afford it]

[Learn about millions of drones]

Many viewers admire the power of the crocodile, and some people focus on the wildebeest.

【This wildebeest is so cold-blooded, it didn't react at all】

[Cold-blooded? This is nature, nature is like this, there is no vitality, everything is a subjective feeling put on by human beings]

"Indifference is a very normal behavior." Bi Fang replied after seeing the barrage, "Or, this is their survival strategy, just like us humans see a big pothole on the road and will take the initiative to avoid it instead of stepping on it." go in."

Wildebeests can become the largest group of large wild animals in the entire African prairie, and even in the world, so they naturally have unique survival strategies.

Bi Fang, who was sitting on a tree branch, adjusted his sitting posture and raised **** in front of the camera: "The actions of wildebeest groups follow two rules."

"The first one is to follow the leader or companion, and follow almost blindly."

"When the wildebeests pass through a new area, they tend to line up one by one. If we follow the herd of wildebeests, we can often see such a scene, that is, the herd of wildebeests walks halfway, and suddenly an individual Dodge to the right."

As if to confirm Bi Fang's words, the semicircle vacated by the wildebeest hunting had not been filled even though the crocodile had left.

The leader of the wildebeest who was going to cross the river fell into the decision again. Many wildebeests went to the river to drink water, but no wildebeest went to the semicircle that was just vacated.

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Obviously other places are also unsafe, crocodiles cluster.

Such a scene undoubtedly surprised many viewers.

【It seems to be true】

[What is the discount? Once bitten, twice shy? 】

Bi Fang continued: "The middle reason may be that the first wildebeest to do so encountered a snake, or smelled a predator, and then in the next half an hour, every individual behind it all repeated it. This path bends with the whole team, even if the danger there has disappeared."

"This rule looks silly to us, but for less intelligent animals, it keeps them safe."

"The same happens when crossing the river. It looks stupid, but it allows them to cross the river in the most difficult places."

After a pause, Bi Fang started to talk about the second point.

"The second point of the rule is that the movement of the group is more important than anything else."

"Zoologists once saw such a scene near Mara: a female wildebeest found that the baby wildebeest was missing after crossing the river, while other individuals were constantly moving forward, so she wanted to return to the river to find her child. "

"The little wildebeest heard the mother's call, and also responded and swam towards the mother, but it couldn't climb ashore, because the place where the mother stayed was 4 meters high, which was a broken slope, but 15 meters away, there was a There's a calmer place."

After a pause, Bi Fang added: "I don't know if you have ever encountered danger. If you think about it carefully, you will find that in danger, it is difficult for our brains to notice changes in the external environment. It's a safe zone, but you can't even notice it when you are in fear and panic."

[I haven’t encountered danger before, but I feel that what Lao Fang said is similar to my first speech. I focused all my attention on the manuscript, and then hurried down. In the end, I don’t know what the reaction of the people below is at all]

[Good guy, you can feel it when you compare it like this]

"Humans are all like this, and animals with more instincts are more like this. The baby wildebeest instinctively chased in the direction of its mother, and kept struggling on that slope."

"If the female wildebeest can move to a gentler place 15 meters away from the shore and guide her bewildered baby, then the baby wildebeest may come ashore."

"However, the momentum of the group's march was too great. The female wildebeest turned around and ran towards the large group without hesitation for too long, and chose to give up."

"The little wildebeest that was finally abandoned struggled to exhaustion in the same place, retreated into the water, and became crocodile rations."

Most of the audience who heard this were speechless, feeling indescribable.

Sad?

Still annoyed?

Nothing at all.

Facing her offspring, the female wildebeest finally chose to follow the large group.

These are their two major strategies, blind obedience and close follow.

Facing the silence in the live broadcast room, Bi Fang smiled: "The wildebeest's survival strategy is actually in stark contrast to the zebra's survival rules."

"Zebras generally use a breeding group as a family unit, which consists of a head horse, several mares and their young."

"The relationship between the family members is very tight, especially the males, they will follow the offspring closely."

"On one occasion, in the Ngorongoro volcano area, a zoologist accidentally killed a male zebra that accidentally strayed from the pack while wearing a radio collar, and the baby's father went on a crazy rampage. Looking for it, it has searched all the family groups in this area for 10 months."

【Grass, knife, am I right】

【This comparison...】

[Although I was not that moved, but there was still a small poke on it]

[Wait, did Lao Fang say Ngoro twice? 】

Bi Fang shrugged: "That place is called the Ngorongoro Crater. I'm not mistaken. It is an extinct volcanic crater in the Great Rift Valley in northern Tanzania. It is known as the 'African Inden'. The crater."

"Zebras are so persistent and their families are so tight-knit, but here they are only one-fifth the size of the wildebeest."

"Although wildebeests are born in danger and surrounded by long-awaited predators, the seemingly stupid wildebeests have established the most perfect strategy to adapt to the entire ecosystem, the largest amount of food intake and the least amount of predation , making itself the largest kingdom in the Serengeti."

The majestic beauty of the savannah and the stalking of predators coexisted, yet millions of wildebeest managed to survive in it, which has become a miracle in the mammal world.

"Many actions that seem ruthless and indifferent to us are one of the keys to the continued reproduction of the large collective."

"That's why I seldom and don't like to anthropomorphize animals. The perspectives of different species are difficult to understand, and we don't need to understand. We just need to record, as a bystander."

Bi Fang's words fell to the ground, and the noisy sound of pumping water reappeared.

This time it was no longer hunting, but finally the wildebeest stepped out and led the large group across the river.