At the Very Thin Line – Prey vs. Predators in Action

Martina Advaney 02. 04. 2020

It's the law of nature that predators kill and eat their prey. Horrendous as it may sound, nature creates a balance so that the predator usually attacks the weak and the sick and thus mostly leaving the healthy population of the prey to survive. Here we have some pictures showing the two in action.

Lioness hunting zebra
Fox hunting for the birds
Cheetah hunting springbuck
Lioness vs Zebra – this time just escaped
Lioness chasing Buffalo
Cheetah chasing a baby Thompson’s Gazelle
Thin chances – buffalo cow and calf with predator
A grizzly bear hunting salmon
Kitten playing with a mouse

Photos: Shutterstock

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