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wild ones00:00:29
mighty grizzly bear00:00:33
little mighty ant unique crocodile00:00:39
indestructible rhinoceros beetle hammerhead00:00:43
mantis shrimp00:00:45
Which is the strongest of them all which is the strongest00:00:49
bear In the00:00:53
uniquely beautiful foothills of North America00:00:56
the strongest Caline is00:00:59
wandering00:01:00
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Grizzly Bears that can weigh up to half a ton square00:01:14
centimeter They are aggressive, formidable animals with a head that weighs over 500 kilos00:01:17
and can run at a speed of 50 km per hour.00:01:26
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With their huge bodies carrying claws larger than 10 centimeters and huge shoulder muscles, they have the capacity to dig and hit.00:01:46
These wonderful creatures can grow up to00:01:49
3 meters tall when they stand upright on their hind legs and are00:01:52
their own species.00:02:01
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Although the color bravely defends itself, Bears00:02:22
prove to be a formidable opponent against deer with their incredible helmet strength, lethal claws and powerful jaws00:02:27
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territorially built and extremely00:02:53
durable These bears were created to resist the tide00:02:56
and make the most of seasonal food sources.00:03:05
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Grizzly bears' sense of smell is so00:03:09
strong that they can even smell fish under water.00:03:29
provide abundant items of fat to supplement their stocks They00:03:38
must nearly double their body weight before hibernating00:03:41
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they are excellent harriers and00:03:54
well-established against the cold So00:03:57
they can spend a lot of time in the moon waters00:04:03
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deadly encounters Although rare, these00:04:12
bears are confronted00:04:14
to death They are known to fight.00:04:18
Their claws, which are 20 centimeters by 20 centimeters long, combine with claws half as long.00:04:23
We can hear the sounds of fighting in the forest.00:04:37
An adult male is 100:04:40
meter tall at the shoulder, has a body longer than 2 meters, and00:04:44
has a stronger sense of smell than even dogs. They00:05:00
seem to be unaffected by the swirling currents that often surround them.00:05:03
Powered by 4 strong legs00:05:16
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Highly intelligent animals with impressive memories,00:05:26
cubs00:05:29
spend just two seasons with their mothers00:05:39
learning the seasonal food flow, the best places to look for these annual feasts, and the hunting techniques needed to catch them. We are00:06:06
in one of the rare times when bears tolerate each other. The00:06:24
huge 30-centimeter00:06:27
mouth of a grizzly bear contains 4 canine teeth, each 5 centimeters long.00:06:36
Their jaws are so strong that they have been seen to bite00:06:39
even pine trees with a diameter of 20 centimeters. As00:06:48
winter approaches, bears00:06:52
will eat as much as they can, even when salmon is abundant.00:06:54
These animals will continue to eat everything00:06:57
from abundant salmon to grasses,00:06:59
nuts, deer and even shelter.00:07:05
While preparing for hibernation, they can gain at least 1 kilo every day.00:07:15
These master animals navigate the world with their noses.00:07:20
Others remember the abundant food they have been to before and00:07:23
visit again and again.00:07:34
Their strong bodies, strong emotions and With00:07:37
their strong claws, can these Grizzly Bears00:07:41
be the strongest of animals? The strongest are the00:07:47
ants.00:07:56
With more than 12 thousand species, the Ants in the world are00:07:58
quite diverse,00:08:01
but they are all quite tough. These Ants, which are strong protectors of their own00:08:04
areas,00:08:08
do not hesitate to send unwanted guests.00:08:09
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With their durable jaws, they can both cut,00:08:18
bite and Sometimes they even carry the eggs of00:08:22
other species that they raise as slaves.00:08:27
At other times,00:08:29
they carry victims much larger than themselves, so much so that they are00:08:32
sometimes used00:08:34
as weapons to fend off giants. The00:08:39
ants of the world rule with00:08:44
winged groups perfectly designed to colonize new lands.00:08:49
These tiny wars are their own They are extremely strong, with jaws that00:08:51
can carry loads up to 50 times their weight and00:08:53
compress and tear their opponents.00:09:02
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Green tree ants are very common in the tropical forests of Australia.00:09:11
These completely cooperative social00:09:14
insects, whose colonies can reach up to half a million, build their nests from leaves on high branches00:09:19
[Music] Despite00:09:28
their small size In comparison, ants'00:09:31
muscles are00:09:33
much thicker than the muscles of larger animals.00:09:36
They produce more force, milligram for milligram.00:09:38
If humans' muscles00:09:40
were the same size as ants',00:09:44
we could swing a car over our heads.00:09:46
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large worker Ants build the outside of the nest00:09:49
together, their bodies00:09:51
linked together in a chain. Ants lengthen the00:09:54
length of the chain, one ant at a time. brings00:09:56
leaf edges closer together00:09:59
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other worker ants carry the00:10:08
colony's sticky white larvae in their jaws00:10:11
These are00:10:13
squeezed in zigzags to produce00:10:15
a Silk used to bind the leaves of the nest tightly together00:10:18
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a single colony builds several nests00:10:27
In some places, the same colony spreads over a dozen00:10:30
trees 150 These nests are00:10:35
so fiercely defended by these fierce Little Warriors00:10:37
that the areas between colonies are00:10:39
often insect-proof.00:10:43
The ovals can be 50 centimeters long.00:10:46
If an innocent passerby00:10:48
knocks on their door, this 8-00:10:51
millimeter territorial troop will gesticulate00:10:53
wildly with their jaws open.00:11:06
greenery rushes out ready for a fight Ants have many attack and00:11:09
defense techniques they are strong in numbers they also have a00:11:14
bite they secrete ascorbic acid Chief With00:11:16
a cooperative battle plan and00:11:18
some impressive wrestling moves00:11:20
some of the colony grabs and00:11:23
pins down its victim while others tear it apart and00:11:26
feed it to their larvae00:11:36
[Music] In00:11:38
some forests with their huge colonies, the00:11:40
number of ants constitutes half of the total number of insects. While00:11:47
there are one and a half million ants for every person on the planet,00:11:49
despite the huge size difference, the00:11:51
total weight of humans and ants in the world is00:11:52
almost the same.00:12:00
In the arid Arizona Deserts, these harvester00:12:02
ants are about to fly into the sky for mating.00:12:11
Winged walking females and males Bees00:12:13
gather around the nest Mexican00:12:16
horned lizard coincides00:12:18
its daily activities with the time when ants are most active00:12:26
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harvestman Ants are extremely poisonous00:12:33
creatures the most00:12:36
poisonous of all insects Please them as a whole The00:12:38
horned lizard's blood00:12:42
contains a neutralizing substance that renders the poison harmless Sometimes00:12:45
a revenge attack However, the00:12:47
slow-moving lizard is not00:12:49
affected by their stings. With the00:12:54
pheromones wetting the air,00:12:56
males and females come together and00:12:58
a mating chaos occurs. When00:13:00
the mating is over, the male Bees die. The females00:13:03
find a place to colonize00:13:06
and tear off their wings. They00:13:08
do not need them anymore00:13:10
for this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. The males00:13:12
swarm over the females, several of them00:13:15
try to mate with one of them,00:13:17
after which they will establish a new colony with the female.00:13:25
Hiding their poison and muscles in their skin.00:13:27
Running around with their tiny bodies.00:13:29
Are the ants the strongest animals we know? The00:13:36
strongest ones are the crocodile00:13:45
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dark00:13:49
reptiles have ruled those waters since the rivers flowed00:13:52
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a crocodile's flawless its jaws00:14:02
have the strongest bite force of any animal ever recorded00:14:05
mighty00:14:07
[Music] the00:14:15
very definition of an ambush predator, the00:14:17
crocodile is fast strong and does not recognize a target00:14:25
and is virtually invisible at will00:14:32
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crocodiles propelled by their hard muscular tails can throw their entire bodies00:14:39
out of the Water and They can aim00:14:41
their huge jaws directly at their targets. The00:14:48
largest of the Nile crocodiles00:14:51
have reached over 700 kilos, and00:14:53
nothing is out of the ordinary for them. [00:14:57
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crocodiles, which provide excellent Binocular vision thanks to the magnifying crystals in their eyes, also have00:15:13
a transparent eyelid for use under water00:15:16
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and catch their prey They approach in perfect silence.00:15:24
A 200 kilogram Antelope is00:15:26
an extremely reasonable target.00:15:31
When it takes an Antelope in its jaws, the00:15:34
valve at the back of the crocodile's throat00:15:39
allows it to pull the animal under the surface without taking any water into it.00:15:40
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they can stay underwater for hours and00:15:48
jump out whenever they want00:15:51
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jaw Its structures are so perfect for catching and holding00:16:02
that it produces such tremendous00:16:05
force that victims are left helpless. [00:16:10
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crocodiles can sense00:16:18
the vibrations of their prey thanks to the sensitive cusps on their skin.00:16:21
So even though they cannot see,00:16:23
they can sense the presence of their prey.00:16:26
Opening its mouth while sunbathing prevents the00:16:29
crocodile's brain from overheating as its body continues to absorb heat.00:16:50
It is known that these largest reptiles, which move with their tails consisting entirely of muscles, are excellent swimmers and can travel up to 150 kilometers upriver from the open ocean. The00:16:57
largest known saltwater crocodile00:17:00
exceeded 7 meters.00:17:02
This crocodile, which has a prehistoric elegance,00:17:09
directs water to both sides of its body with the fluffy scales on its tail. increases swimming efficiency The00:17:24
muscles that power the jaw of a four and a half meter saltwater crocodile00:17:29
produce two tons of pressure, enough for its teeth to penetrate metal00:17:31
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Unlike the 3 percent to four percent conversion in humans, 100 to 70 percent of everything it eats00:17:48
turns into meat and energy.00:17:50
Crocodiles, which are tall,00:17:52
can live for months without eating00:18:01
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Crocodiles have armored bodies, strong00:18:09
tails, incredible jaw strength and00:18:11
unique ambush techniques, as well as external00:18:14
ear caps, and00:18:16
the most developed sense of hearing among reptiles. I00:18:18
wonder if the strongest animal among them is00:18:21
the crocodile00:18:28
[Applause] the00:18:30
strongest is the00:18:31
rhinoceros00:18:37
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Forests, with their mighty trees and flowing rivers, are symbols of great power,00:18:46
but one creature scurrying over the plants, branches and leaf00:18:49
litter is00:18:54
strong enough to lift 850 times its own weight. Tougher than the00:18:57
birds and00:18:59
snakes that dot the forests, this fierce00:19:01
warrior is undoubtedly one of the strongest animals on the planet.00:19:07
The world's largest and the00:19:10
extraordinary rhinoceros beetle, among the most unusual insects, is00:19:15
also the largest of the Australian scarabs00:19:17
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these tough Chunky horned beetles00:19:22
can be up to 6 centimeters long00:19:24
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only their hind wings flutter when flying The00:19:32
front wings of these hulking flying insects The00:19:35
lower hind wings A hard case for the wings00:19:42
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3 pairs of00:19:57
long jointed leg bugs while the tiny claws at the end of their feet help them hold on Making them00:19:59
more resilient to the next fight00:20:02
Males with larger horns00:20:05
outcompete males with smaller horns00:20:07
so they can reach the females that come to feed on the sap of the trees00:20:11
[Music] When00:20:22
females are around, males go horn00:20:25
to horn they engage in battle, the aim being to draw their rivals00:20:28
away from the Carrier branch00:20:30
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these two madmen of the insect world should not00:20:47
be afraid of each other's presence While the00:20:49
rhinoceros beetle00:20:52
has a vegetarian diet The confident00:20:54
praying mantis00:20:56
tends to hunt insects it knows it can defeat The00:21:04
durable rhinoceros beetle00:21:07
can be used as a springboard00:21:08
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each pair is tough The bifurcated horns00:21:14
almost touch each other. These males can00:21:16
only pinch their enemies in order to knock them down.00:21:24
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their hard exoskeletons00:21:27
protect against attacks, blows and falls,00:21:30
and if they are knocked down, these00:21:32
winged warriors can escape by flying.00:21:44
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rhinoceros beetles have tibia protrusions on their legs that00:21:48
help them grasp00:21:53
their fleshy victims It's00:21:57
a very different use than the legs of the praying mantis, which has legs full of thorns that help with grasping.00:22:04
Possessing some of the largest and most elaborate weapons in the animal kingdom,00:22:06
these formidable insects gather together00:22:09
on their favorite branches for a never-ending battle.00:22:11
These horned insects of all kinds are00:22:14
pretty Tough00:22:16
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[Music] the00:22:26
strongest00:22:28
mantis shrimp the00:22:34
colorful mantis shrimp not only has the00:22:36
most complex and strange looking eyes in the animal kingdom but00:22:43
can also deliver one blow with the force equivalent to a .22 caliber bullet the00:22:45
mantis shrimp's powerful second leg is a00:22:48
formidable predatory claw some are shaped like clubs and00:22:51
some are shaped like spears00:22:52
these hard shelled creatures00:22:55
they can deliver a blow so powerful they00:22:58
have been known to shatter the glass of an aquarium00:23:02
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with 16 visual pigments, more than 5 times our own These stalked Eyes00:23:11
each have Stereo vision00:23:21
Good nests are few and far between, although some mantises seem to prefer hiding in pre-existing nests00:23:24
these wild shrimps will fight aggressively against anyone00:23:30
[Music] the00:23:38
striking speed of these mantises00:23:40
is one of the fastest reactions known, some00:23:44
can strike at speeds of up to 10 meters per second00:23:45
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visual These fast creatures, predators,00:24:04
can see infrared, ultraviolet and polarized light and00:24:06
they see it all with their eyes on the stalks, their bodies00:24:11
safely tucked away in the comfort of their current home00:24:15
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Hitting a crab's exoskeleton with a hammer is something few creatures can do.00:24:22
But a few blows from the mantis shrimp's00:24:24
club are more than00:24:27
enough. [00:24:34
Music] its00:24:43
hammer-like appendages allow it00:24:46
to produce tremendous shell-shattering force00:24:50
dazzling00:24:52
mouthparts and appendages allow this beautiful00:24:55
mantis shrimp to feed on an array of muscular crabs,00:24:58
clams and snails00:25:03
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Whether it's eyesight, physical strength or reaction time, this00:25:15
dazzling little shrimp is the00:25:17
strongest of animals Could it be a00:25:20
gigantic bear, a fearless ant, a00:25:24
majestic00:25:39
crocodile, an armored rhinoceros beetle or a hammerhead mantis shrimp? Which is the strongest, a fast running cheetah, a00:25:42
high jumping kangaroo, a00:25:46
leaping horned antelope, a00:25:49
confident strong horse or00:25:53
a Steel Pronghorn Antelope, Which is the fastest on land? Which is the00:25:55
fastest, the00:25:59
cheetah?00:26:07
A00:26:09
war has been raging and spreading for millions of years across the vast expanses of the African savanna The00:26:12
race between hunter and home00:26:14
may reach astonishing speed,00:26:16
but there is one animal that can surpass them all00:26:18
a noble and graceful00:26:21
cheetah the fastest animal in the world the00:26:24
cheetah With its lithe body long thin legs and00:26:27
keen senses00:26:36
Cheetahs are tall00:26:39
They have played an important role in human society for many years. Ancient00:26:41
Egyptians often00:26:43
kept cheetahs as pets, taming them00:26:45
and training them for hunting.00:26:51
Cheetahs were seen as companions of the pharaohs.00:27:07
They are excellent. They can see their prey up to 5 kilometers away with their magnificent sense of sight.00:27:12
A cheetah kills its prey every second. In00:27:15
this sense, they are00:27:18
twice as talented as the powerful lions.00:27:20
Animals grazing on the plains00:27:24
may be completely unaware of the cheetah's approach, but zebras, antelopes and00:27:27
gazelles are great runners. Cheetahs00:27:32
cannot afford to be noticed by them. They have the00:27:35
ability to hide. impressive 200000:27:38
experiment it approaches its prey unnoticed thanks to its eyes and body00:27:44
[Music] the cheetah00:27:50
moves quickly it can go faster than00:27:54
a sports car with its tireless legs aerodynamically created for speed00:27:59
it can reach 113 km per hour in about 3 seconds it00:28:05
resembles a wedge that helps the cheetah grip the ground while running00:28:10
are the only big cats with retractable claws. Their sharp turning ability is00:28:14
vital to traits such as speed. They use their front paws to slap and00:28:17
claw,00:28:19
destabilizing the helpless victim. Cheetahs,00:28:22
like other Felines,00:28:24
kill their prey with a suffocating throat bite.00:28:39
It allows its front legs to come together under its body and then it00:28:42
can extend up to 180 degrees. When00:28:45
it reaches almost half of its maximum speed,00:28:47
the cheetah is completely in the air. The00:28:49
extraordinary flexibility of its spine,00:28:52
hips and shoulders allows the cheetah to take00:28:55
a step long enough to cover 8 meters,00:28:57
and it can do this 3 times per second. Its00:28:59
long black ringed00:29:02
tail follows its prey. It00:29:04
acts as a stabilizing rudder while zigzagging.00:29:09
With a body temperature of up to 41 degrees and a respiratory rate of 60 to 150 per minute,00:29:12
a cheetah can only maintain its top speed00:29:14
for a few hundred meters. The00:29:21
exhausted animal needs to rest and00:29:24
regain its strength.00:29:28
But it won't last long.00:29:31
A hunter waiting for a compass is everywhere.00:29:33
There are times when manipulative hyenas are skilled00:29:36
hunters and notoriously vicious, and00:29:39
take advantage of anything that lets their guard down.00:29:41
On the African plains all animals00:29:44
must be alert and at the top of their game. A00:29:47
hyena competes fiercely for food. It would00:29:49
even kill a molehill if it could.00:29:52
All challenges00:29:54
must be resisted.00:30:00
Watching over rocks and mounds of earth with its sharp eyes.00:30:01
A cheetah using it as a point of view00:30:04
has a viewing angle of 210 degrees. They are even more active00:30:06
during the day, relying on their enormous viewing angle. It is the00:30:17
high density of rapidly contracting muscle fibers in their hind legs that gives cheetahs such explosive power. At00:30:19
top speed, cheetahs can reach00:30:25
30 kilometers per hour compared to lions and00:30:27
almost twice as much as greyhounds. they are faster00:30:30
Behind a cheetah's powerful chest is a large heart that00:30:32
pumps blood to power its tremendous speed00:30:37
Expanded nostrils00:30:40
allow more air to reach its lungs00:30:42
A quick and bloody battle to the death The00:30:46
sharp gaze of the rebreathing cheetah is00:30:54
like a potential Pinpoint vision with rocket speed00:31:11
Kita, who examines his surroundings with the magnificent flexibility of his spine, the indisputable00:31:15
skills of cheetahs, is00:31:20
the master of the plains with his unique speed and shining grace. The00:31:23
fastest are the pronghorn antelope. The00:31:28
fastest animal of the Western Hemisphere, the00:31:30
pronghorn antelope,00:31:33
flies across the grasslands of North America.00:31:36
It can reach 6 meters with each step. It is elegant and tall. With00:31:38
its run, the Pronghorn Antelope00:31:41
can maintain a speed of 60 km per hour and reach almost 10000:31:45
km.00:31:47
[Music] Evolution00:31:55
has given them speed by reducing the density of the bones and muscles in their long shoulders and weight, their spine00:31:58
and grooves are connected at the joints,00:32:00
only acting as a Hinge that provides mobility. They cover the00:32:06
plains from hot to cold00:32:09
Climate00:32:10
changes that lead from fertility to drought dry out the grass and shrubs they eat,00:32:15
heavily affecting the movement of the animals living here. The00:32:21
mating season begins in March and mature00:32:24
males try to protect their horn-length territories and their00:32:26
female harems there. The00:32:34
double-sided horn, which gives these elegant animals their name, is the00:32:36
only branched horn in the animal kingdom.00:32:41
With its agility, the00:32:45
Pronghorn Antelope is the second fastest animal on land. To00:32:49
survive on these endless plains,00:32:54
there is nowhere to hide or be fast. They are00:33:04
well adapted to the conditions running by opening their mouths for more air. The Pronghorn00:33:06
Antelope00:33:11
can process oxygen00:33:13
when necessary to run over 60 Kilometers per hour over long distances. It can easily surpass any hunter living in the steppe. It00:33:22
can detect the danger from 6 kilometers away. The agile pronghorn antelope makes00:33:25
the ears and jackals swallow dust.00:33:28
At the moment of warning, the feathers on its rump00:33:30
flutter and double in size. This is00:33:33
a warming method that can be seen from very long distances.00:33:38
When they run, their front hooves00:33:40
carry most of their weight.00:33:42
These are the glands on their feet.00:33:45
Produces an oily cream for the pair of pointed hooves and the00:33:47
cartilage tissue00:33:50
acts as protection when traversing harsh terrain and rocks00:33:59
Pronghorn antelopes00:34:02
have an innate talent for speed A fawn just 500:34:04
days old can easily outpace a human The00:34:13
magnificent00:34:15
landscapes of the North American prairies shine with nature's energy and magnificent00:34:18
creatures00:34:24
prong The Pronghorn Antelope may00:34:25
be the fastest of them all, but00:34:27
there are others just as beautiful.00:34:30
[Music]00:34:33
Spring Washes the mountains and00:34:35
valleys full of pronghorns The00:34:37
rivers are flowing and the meadows are green00:34:41
Hungry bears and coyotes are enjoying the bounty of the fertile land A00:34:48
healthy, adult Pronghorn00:34:50
Antelope can easily outrun a coyote00:34:52
but still these Agile predators00:34:54
They take fawns if they can00:34:57
and sometimes00:35:01
work in packs to increase their chances against a mature animal Although this lone dog00:35:04
decides to go after the chase00:35:06
Coyotes are excellent swimmers00:35:12
[Music] With00:35:15
eyes the size of golf balls,00:35:17
pronghorn antelopes have an excellent00:35:19
line of sight They can detect an object from a00:35:22
distance of 3 kilometers and its movement from00:35:24
twice that distance. While00:35:29
running confidently on the ground with their leaping steps, the eyes, limbs,00:35:32
hooves and heart work together to make the pronghorn antelope00:35:34
run at this breathtaking speed.00:35:42
It is the second fastest land animal in the world, created with extraordinary speed as well as its endurance. Is the antelope even00:35:44
faster than the cheetah? They are impressive, the fastest, the00:35:49
ox-headed antelope, the00:35:52
iconic wandering antelopes of the African plains,00:35:55
these bearded, shaggy-00:35:57
manted animals with horns. It is00:36:16
two and a half meters tall rather than half a meter wide. At00:36:19
270 kilos,00:36:21
it weighs more than a lion and00:36:24
can run at the same speed as them. The sun00:36:26
rises on the plains.00:36:28
Hunter and prey embrace the challenges of the new day.00:36:32
In the war in the wild, every day may be your last day.00:36:42
With their weight concentrated in the front of their bodies, these Beasts are00:36:44
unable to run long distances. as well as00:36:50
reaching 80 kilometers per hour with a tremendous burst of speed00:36:52
[Music] The00:37:02
calving season of the ox-headed antelopes00:37:06
is synchronized with the beginning of the rainy season Half a million00:37:09
energy calves are born every year It is worth fighting00:37:12
for the right to father these calves With00:37:16
their foreheads on the ground The men00:37:18
keep up with the fighting position Their height is00:37:21
almost 100:37:22
They lock their horns, which can reach meters in length.00:37:28
Ox-headed antelopes are among the loudest animals on the plains.00:37:33
What gives these creatures strength when fighting is the00:37:35
loud sound they make, known as guru, during the fight. They are00:37:39
extremely strong and agile. Leopards00:37:41
jump from trees with deadly sharpness.00:37:44
Animals grazing on the plains look at00:37:47
each other for any warning signs,00:37:52
but at night it is the money day.00:37:54
spends time resting When night falls they are formidable00:37:57
hunters and oxhead00:37:59
calves can be dangerous00:38:03
In herds00:38:05
Sharing a plain with sharp eyes and ears00:38:07
provides a sense of security for zebras As the00:38:10
annual migration is around the corner More than 1 million00:38:13
oxhead antelope gather together00:38:17
migration provides a feast for all the big hunters of the plains00:38:26
Hunter and The relentless race between prey pushes00:38:29
both of them to develop faster and more successful00:38:31
escape or capture techniques.00:38:37
Spotted hyenas are the most numerous and successful hunters in Africa. They have00:38:40
jaws strong enough to break rhino bones.00:38:42
However, if a lion00:38:45
wants to take a hyena's prey, the hyena00:38:47
clears the way for the lion to00:38:49
feed itself.00:38:54
Hyenas are 4 times smaller than ox-headed antelopes00:38:56
and00:38:59
hunt them in groups of three or more Hunter and00:39:02
prey carry the same strong shoulders and front legs00:39:04
And they are both skilled endurance00:39:07
runners00:39:12
It will take a chase that can last more than 5 kilometers for the hyena to win this prey The00:39:15
hyena has strong jaws and The strong00:39:17
digestive system00:39:19
allows it to use every part of any animal. The00:39:31
only things the hyena cannot digest are hooves, hair and horns. The00:39:35
annual migration to graze and reach water is one of the00:39:38
most interesting sights in the world. Zebras. Gazelles00:39:40
and antelopes00:39:46
join the ox-headed antelopes in their journeys lasting hundreds of kilometers. Their00:39:49
strong bodies, fast thin legs and both With00:39:55
their ability to run long distances and fast, Ox-headed00:39:57
antelopes are among the most impressive migrants on the plains. Are they the00:40:02
fastest?00:40:03
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kangaroo00:40:08
Australia's diverse landscape is00:40:15
home to an alert, curious and mysterious animal, and the mighty kangaroos, the world's largest and fastest marsupials.00:40:19
Up to 9 metres. Their00:40:24
spring-loaded hind legs propel them as they leap across vast bushlands filled with hops00:40:29
[Music] As00:40:32
seen here, the00:40:34
Liberation artwork of the Aboriginal people expresses00:40:36
a great and deep respect for this extraordinary animal00:40:41
their lives have been an inseparable whole for thousands of years00:40:44
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the faster they travel So00:40:48
much flexible energy is created that00:40:52
allows the country masters to move on their own. Kangaroos'00:40:55
forearms are short but strong.00:40:59
They use 5 claws and fingers for feeding and scratching.00:41:03
They also use them wildly to protect themselves. When they00:41:12
are at full speed, their hind legs are fully00:41:14
extended. When the kangaroo jumps, its diaphragm00:41:18
is pulled downwards and the air is pulled down.00:41:20
It is filled into its lungs, while its00:41:21
hind legs move forward, its00:41:23
chest and internal organs, which are pressed by its steps,00:41:26
sit on the diaphragm and00:41:28
force the air out. When the00:41:31
flexible energy produced by its hind legs00:41:33
combines with the energy produced while jumping,00:41:36
the kangaroo jumps much more efficiently00:41:39
[Music] its00:41:41
strong thick muscular tail is00:41:44
on the Australian bushes To flying kangaroos00:41:46
provides balance.00:41:48
Even when not trying, most kangaroos can00:41:51
easily jump 25 meters forward.00:42:02
Throughout this vast land,00:42:07
there is only one wild animal that the Kangaroo is truly afraid of. The00:42:12
Australian wild dog. Australia's00:42:14
largest land carnivores. These animals00:42:21
hunt at dawn and dusk, during feeding times when their prey is distracted.00:42:24
Packs of dogs are enough to scare even the largest living creature.00:42:28
Flexible and Agile Australian wild00:42:30
dogs. They are master hunters.00:42:33
These Australian wild dogs, patient and intelligent with their big canines,00:42:38
may not be able to outrun a kangaroo at full speed, but they are fearful rivals for00:42:40
a escaping kangaroo while on the move.00:42:44
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kangaroo with a pounding heart.00:42:51
runs away in fear00:42:53
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flexibility endurance00:43:00
teamwork with starved eyes00:43:02
These four-legged wild dogs00:43:07
run after the kangaroo, even if they weigh more than twice the weight of each dog00:43:13
[Music] The00:43:18
unlucky kangaroo killed by the Australian wild dog with one bite00:43:21
becomes the next meal of the herd00:43:25
Every new day All Kangaroos, from young to old,00:43:30
enjoy the cool weather without the effects of heat. Groups of several00:43:32
females00:43:35
travel with their young and dominant males. They can jump at a speed of 40 kilometers per hour00:43:37
over a distance of 2 kilometers without getting tired.00:43:42
Kangaroos are vegetarians00:43:45
and00:43:47
choose their food based on seasonal rainfall. They00:43:54
live on grasses, bushes and plants. For kangaroos, rains not only00:43:56
bring new food, but also00:44:00
provide relief by taking away the excess heat of the bushes. Until then,00:44:03
rain rarely falls.00:44:10
Their powerful tails00:44:13
act as crutches as they move slowly on 4 legs, swinging their hind legs forward like a pendulum.00:44:20
It uses more energy.00:44:25
A kangaroo that travels by jumping at a speed exceeding 18 kilometers per hour. It uses00:44:27
much less energy than a 4-legged animal running at the same speed.00:44:34
Male Kangaroos00:44:36
strive for the mating rights that come with00:44:39
dominance. A male kangaroo, which uses its huge tail for balance, uses its00:44:41
extremely strong hind00:44:43
legs. When kicking, such00:44:45
muscle power combined with the claws on its hind legs is00:44:49
enough to disembowel its opponents. strong00:44:51
shoulders activate strong arms00:44:53
and sharp claws emerge. It will00:45:01
take a few years for this baby kangaroo to be ready for such battles.00:45:04
Fighting training starts when it is a baby,00:45:07
but00:45:09
when it is withdrawn from the duo, it is a matter of time. It will be forgotten that00:45:13
baby kangaroos will soon00:45:15
take over the ropes of their strong legs and00:45:20
seem to have great fun trying to jump.00:45:25
When food is abundant,00:45:27
things become easier for Kangaroos. They get comfortable with their herd00:45:30
and enjoy feeding time. They can00:45:35
easily move at a speed of 25 km per hour.00:45:42
They find shaded areas where they can develop their adult skills and slow down.00:45:45
They realize the power of their slow limbs.00:45:47
These energetic Kangaroos, the symbol of the countryside,00:45:53
reign as the fastest marsupials in the world. The00:45:58
fastest are the00:46:02
wild horse. Wild horses are truly the symbol of tremendous00:46:05
power, nobility, grace, and a free spirit that00:46:08
cannot be captured, galloping unbridled on the land.00:46:15
Almost 1 million Wild horses00:46:17
adorn the landscapes of Australia.00:46:24
Descendants of the running martins that lived in the early 1800s, wild horses are00:46:28
a mixture of thoroughbred Arabian and packhorse names. They are hard and fast symbols of freedom.00:46:35
Wild horses00:46:38
move confidently in the snow-covered rocky area. The00:46:40
horses' hooves are the only ones protected00:46:43
by a keratin wall that can resemble our own nails. It is00:46:45
the tip of a finger. The00:46:48
long, sturdy, light legs of horses that evolved as prey animals00:46:52
enable them to run at great speeds. A galloping horse00:46:55
travels at 45 kilometers per hour.00:46:58
But the world record for a horse running at full speed is00:47:00
almost00:47:02
twice that amount.00:47:12
There is a centuries-old history between humans and horses. There is a relationship with00:47:15
wild horses still00:47:17
collected in some parts of Australia. While they are valued for their durable00:47:19
strong structure, confident steps00:47:21
and agility. They are also00:47:24
trained for the world and00:47:26
domesticated for various tasks.00:47:29
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With a strong flight drive, the00:47:45
hunting response of the wild horse comes into play and00:47:47
they try to outrun the running horses00:47:49
[Music]00:47:58
[Applause]00:48:01
In the past, these wild creatures00:48:04
had neither a Gem in their mouths nor a saddle on their backs.00:48:07
When they were caught, it was00:48:08
very difficult to tame them. The00:48:13
West00:48:15
always has a well-developed00:48:17
sense of where its body and limbs are and is sensitive to anything foreign, like00:48:19
a00:48:21
man riding on it or a person landing on its back.00:48:23
can easily spot an insect00:48:26
bowing its head and lifting its hind legs00:48:28
A wild horse will do00:48:30
whatever is necessary to throw off the unwanted driver00:48:36
[Music]00:48:40
this is a dangerous endeavor for both horse and man the00:48:48
horse's unleashed power rejects the driver again and again00:48:52
[Music]00:49:01
social creatures that form friendships These00:49:04
wild horses come together and have fun. At these00:49:08
moments, they jump. It is not for defense, but00:49:10
for fun.00:49:14
When Europeans settled in Australia,00:49:17
they realized that they needed horses that could meet the harsh conditions of this country. Those who survived the difficult00:49:20
sea voyage crossbred,00:49:26
allowing horses to be born that were stronger and faster than their ancestors.00:49:29
Although they can live on tree bark,00:49:31
wild horses00:49:33
live on grass when the pastures are lush.00:49:40
With 4 different types of movements, they slow00:49:52
down from a galloping speed of 45 km per hour to a walking speed of 20 kilometers per hour and then to 15 kilometers per hour.00:50:02
In the scorching heat of the summer months,00:50:04
wild horses live in a wetland.00:50:08
They travel long distances to find comfort. These00:50:11
creatures are so confident and00:50:13
resilient that00:50:15
they were used as war horses in the First World War. Today, the00:50:18
untamed wild00:50:21
horses of Australia roam the wild lands.00:50:24
This unburdened beast is definitely one of nature's00:50:27
centers of speed and power.00:50:34
kangaroo, endurance00:50:36
running ox-headed antelope, pronghorn00:50:39
antelope or fast-running cheetah, which is the00:50:42
most impressive animal on land00:50:45
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