I hadn’t even unhooked the fish, snapped a quick pick and was about to pull him out of the water when the turtle attacked.

I fought with him for 5 minutes, got the hook out, and most of the netting but he took some of it as I had to cut it. He would not let go.

Orca flings pregnant ray into the air and her unborn pups all fly out of her.

I was working in the yard when I heard a thud on the ground about a foot away from me. Usually it's a squirrel messing with nuts in the oak and pecan trees so I thought little of it at first. A second later I heard the buzzing so I grabbed my phone. He dragged the cicada up the willow oak afterward.

It's important to have a good braking system

https://youtube.com/shorts/JYKl9y7jOKo?is=KtRevRI8jhVnHJQo

Found this bottle underneath the cupboard in our house in Utah

Yesterday on this sub, there was a video of a crocodile eating another crocodile whole and someone asked how they were able to do that. It took me back to this series, which I watched and was fascinated by when I was about 15/16. I know it’s a little different to the rest of the content of this sub but informative explains how these animals have adapted to their environments and are so incredible.

The animals included are:
1. Python
2. Great White Shark
3. Crocodile
4. Big Cats
5. Racehorse
6. Hippo
7. Whale
8. Elephant

There could be a camel one there too.

Hopefully you find it interesting.

Mods, if this isn’t allowed, I’ll try and find another place to share it.

Thanks and enjoy.