Have you ever seen a shark become prey?
Or that you were caught by an eagle.
Sharks often choose the wrong animal for their prey.
Especially the 2nd largest land animal in the world!
If you want to see those moments, you are in the right place.
We will see 8 times that the shark is dealing with the wrong animals.
KILLER WHALE
Killer whales, the second most common animal in the world, are highly intelligent and renowned
for coordinating their hunting tactics.
killer whale vs shark
Most underwater killings are committed by killer whales.
the other part consists of sharks preying on other animals.
Here, a pack of hungry killer whales have recruited
a shark.
this video shows us more closely what killer whales can do to a shark
will no longer be able to hunt as before.
CROCODILE
Crocodiles hunt secretly, following their prey out of the water.
Their skin also provides protection while making them bulletproof armor.
As you can see, the shark can't even get close to the crocodile.
He tests his jaw strength of 3700 psi on a shark.
good reflex
the shark's mistake in this video is to enter the crocodile's territory
The shark, which is faster than the crocodile, luckily escapes.
HIPPOPOTAMUS
Considered the second largest land animal in the world, the hippopotamus can tear apart
a shark with a single bite.
Seeing the big and fat hippo as tasty prey, the shark's biggest mistake is to attack the
hippo territory.
and the result comes back empty-handed from a failed hunt.
EAGLE
eagles are sometimes recorded with interesting moments.
In this video, the eagle is hunting sharks.
Bald eagles are one of the most famous and largest eagle species in the Americas.
They usually feed on fish species.
but we were also surprised by the fact that it feeds on sharks.
STINGRAY
Do not forget to click on the cards if you want to reach the video where the killer shark
shook him in the previous video..
Let's see how effective the stingray is against its predators.
Here, the poisonous spines that the stingray will open can drive the shark away from it,
it is enough if the stingray is under threat.
stingrays are pretty good at hiding under the sand.
The shark, patiently searching for its prey, finally reaches its goal
but despite being poisonous, this shark forcefully ate it without listening to it.
In our next video, the shark chases its prey until it comes ashore.
Waiting for the shark to leave, the stingray returns to the water with a few jumps, and
the shark is frustrated.
The hammerhead shark bites a stingray.
But what he doesn't know is that the stingray produces electricity and is very difficult
to hunt.
The stingray hunts but gets hurt, it's not worth it.
OCTOPUS
A 3-hearted sea creature has always intrigued me, sometimes with its size and sometimes
with its interesting features.
There are some truly incredible giant octopuses underwater and this is one of them.
Here's when the shark turns into the octopus's lunch.
As you can see, the suction cup sticks instantly, even without a full grip, preventing it from
escaping.
In another video, a very small octopus is eaten by a shark.
Let's face the law of nature, you can't prevent it.
Electric eel
This species of eel can emit an incredible amount of electricity.
According to the research, the newly discovered Electrophorus voltai electric eel species
produces 860 volts of energy!
that's incredible
In our video, the shark stumbles upon an electric eel.
The angry shark bites like crazy, but unfortunately it can't do anything because the effects of
both electricity and iron are harsh!
but wait, electricity also passed through iron
MORAY EEL
Their jaws are wide.
Most have large teeth used for tearing flesh or catching slippery prey.
In this video, a shark caught the eye of the moray eel.
catches the shark by the tail with a sneak attack
here the larger shark catches moray eels defenseless,
but I'm pretty sure the moray eel has done permanent damage to the shark's fin.
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