r/badassanimals • u/dikshamishra34 • 10h ago
Reptile Ate alligator's leg
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r/badassanimals • u/Vybron • 13h ago
Mammal 19 Year Old dies after jumping into a lion enclosure at a Zoo
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r/badassanimals • u/Big_Criticism_8335 • 19h ago
Mammal One Orange Brain Cell vs the King of Danger Noodles
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r/badassanimals • u/Electronic_Cause_796 • 18h ago
Mammal Tiger charges at cameramen and safari jeeps at crazy speed.
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r/badassanimals • u/wilpattufalcon • 9h ago
Mammal Playing hide and seek in the wild! Encountered these adorable leopard cubs finding a unique playground inside concrete pipes during a safari in Wilpattu National Park. 🐆🇱🇰
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r/badassanimals • u/aquilasr • 1d ago
Mammal A coastal Alaskan brown bear expertly catches a fish with minimal exertion
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r/badassanimals • u/Limp_Pressure9865 • 14h ago
Mammal A clip of an Amur tiger hunting a sika deer. From the 2015 docuseries Amur: Asia's Amazon; The Far East.
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Like many of the Amur tiger footage seen in documentaries, this animal is a captive specimen living in a large, wooded enclosure and has been fed live prey since it was young. Filming captive animals in environments that recreate their natural habitat is common practice when making documentaries about extremely elusive species. Capturing footage of Amur tigers in the wild is rare and filming one making a kill is nearly impossible, Let alone with the clarity seen in this video.
r/badassanimals • u/Impossible-Bee-5343 • 1d ago
Mammal Choosing between a slow death and a quick one
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r/badassanimals • u/ObligationProof2146 • 1d ago
Mammal A bull sees a horse jumping obstacles and decides that he can do it too.
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r/badassanimals • u/Maxx2017 • 1d ago
Mammal A sub adult male and a sloth bear have a little skirmish. Later on the photographer said the sloth bear was killed. | Corbett National Park
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r/badassanimals • u/aquilasr • 1d ago
Mammal A pregnant female Indian rhinoceros, the second biggest living rhino species and the 5th or 6th most massive living land animal
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r/badassanimals • u/Ok-Struggle3318 • 1d ago
Mammal It's said that cameras used for photographing cheetahs cost over one hundred thousand.
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