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| Name | Rare - Wild Dog pack taking down a Red Hartebeest antelope | Footage from Tswalu Kalahari |
| Video Uploader | Video From Best of Africa |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 10-11-2015 17:56:37 |
| Video Discription | Rare and intense footage of wild dogs bringing down a Red Hartebeest antelope at Tswalu Kalahari, South Africa. _______________________________________________________ Have you seen the KrugerExplorer App? It is a stunning digital encyclopedia that explores Kruger National Park in unprecedented detail. It includes over 700 detailed wildlife profiles covering every mammal and birds species ever recorded in the Greater Kruger region, thousands of stunning photos, the most up-to-date park maps available, and in-depth guided routes and journeys through the park. We highly recommend it for seasoned Kruger visitors, first-timers, or even those of you who just want to explore this incredible corner of Africa from the comfort of home. And once downloaded, it all works 100% offline – perfect for exploring the Kruger! You can follow this link to learn more and download from the App Store or Google Play: Try it out here - https://app.adjust.com/mpkb1e9 _______________________________________________________ Location: Tswalu Kalahari, South Africa. Date: 27 October 2015 Long description: We had been following the Wild Dogs early that morning, hoping that we might catch them looking for a meal. After a few hours of tracking, we found them resting under some Camelthorn trees, with no evidence of them having found a meal yet. We knew that if they didn't hunt that morning, the chances would be great for them to try in the afternoon. So we headed out early, while it was still hot and sat with the dogs for about 2 and a half hours before they started moving. Cover effortless yards across the Kalahari plains, they eventually set their sights on a Red Hartebeest. Following them off-road, keeping an eye out for aardvark holes, we were lucky to gain some ground on them on a flat sandy surface and got there a few seconds before they took the Red Hartebeest down. We had to reverse several times as the Red Hartebeest wanted to use our vehicle for cover and safety. After about 15 min it was all over, the adults had finished off the Red Hartebeest and by this stage called the puppies to join the feast. Submitted by - Johan Van Zyl Photography Website - www.vanzylphotography.com Facebook - www.facebook.com/Johan-Van-Zyl-Photography _______________________________________________________ Licenced by Best of Africa For news agency licencing contact us via our email address on the about section of our page. 6ajAmmEcWkM |
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