鳄鱼上岸被金钱豹猎杀（组图）

猛啊

小鳄鱼

一条小鳄鱼

这个比较猛

猛啊

跟家猫捉弄宠物蜥蜴挺像的

如果在河边就是豹子杯具了，不管什么猛兽，误入别人的底盘都会吃瘪。

这个包子饿疯了

未成年................如果是成年雄性鳄鱼的话.....................

悲剧啊

两栖爬行动物

冷血动物是没有体内调温系统的动物。一般体温不平，或者以行动来调节体温。如蛇、鳄鱼等较大的冷血动物早上需要晒太阳以使体温升高，这样他们才能活动，因此它们几乎都是白天活动，夜间休息。
而且它们的体力不持久，比温血哺乳动物差的远...
熊虎狮豹子都能长时间的运动,
鳄鱼上陆，估计基本被人家吃...

这头豹子敢与河马PK吗？ 我就不信它能咬断河马的喉咙

如
棕熊时速达可56公里，而且很有耐力。可用以最快的速度跑几十分钟。

有点 异形大战铁血战士 的感觉……

美洲豹捕杀凯门鳄是家常便饭。
当然美洲豹比金钱豹壮不少。

找都成年的

别整三岁的 有本事整四岁的！

河马是比鳄鱼还恐怖的存在

河马是非洲伤人最多的动物吧
确实很猛，不过河马不能长期离开水的
离开久了也估计和这个鳄鱼一个下场

什么猛兽误入别人的地盘都会吃瘪。

鳄鱼皮不是很厚实吗，这也能轻易咬动？

克格勃 发表于 2010-1-8 12:20

河马咬断豹子的喉咙(确切的说是把头咬下来）倒是很轻松的说:D

大象还不是被人给搞濒危的，别人两颗大牙还不是武器呢

回复 21# 千神之神千

只是背部

不是尼罗鳄吧- -0

爱军习武 发表于 2010-1-8 13:04
据说河马需要靠水的浮力来支撑其身体，否则自重会将其压垮

回复 1# 东风强劲


    咬着喉咙就不放，没给机会啊

豹子捕食鳄鱼也不算很罕见的了

智动铅笔 发表于 2010-1-8 15:12


    这个是假的，绝对假的。长时间离开水有两个严重后果：1，河马的皮肤会很干燥，甚至开裂。2，会被狮子猎食。

高攻高防  被高敏的搞定了····

这鳄鱼好小哦~~·

pharaoh77 发表于 2010-1-8 15:12


    原图没说是哪里，不过看环境应该是非洲。

工薪部跑到光腚总局的地盘撒野，，，悲剧了。

Outstanding photographer Tambako the Jaguar captured pictures of Zoo Zurich's new wolf cubs earlier this summer. The Grey Wolf and its subspecies once ranged over most of North America, Europe and Asia but have been pushed to the northern boundaries of most of these continents by habitat destruction and eradication efforts. These wolves share a common ancestry with domestic dogs, although how you get from here to a chihuahua is something we would love to see time lapse photography of.


Flory, a  Pygmy Hippo born in late September at the Diergaarde in Blijdorp, Netherlands, rests close to mom. These photos and video, by lensman A.J. Haverkamp, show the infant Pygmy Hippo at only ten days old. Critically endangered in their native home of Western Africa, Pygmy Hippos thrive with proper care at zoos and most of what scientists know about this fascinating animal is derived from zoo populations.



On December 5th, after thirteen months of gestation, Baird's Tapir mother "Abby" gave birth to a healthy female calf at Massachusetts' Franklin Park Zoo. The baby girl weighed just 21 lbs. at birth, compared to her mother's weight of 700 lbs.  Her keepers named her "Tupelo," after the honey, because of her sweet disposition.




Making her public debut Dec. 4th, this little Amur Leopard cub was born four weeks ago at Germany's Serengeti Park. Native to Russia's Far East, Amur Leopards are critically endangered with less than 40 estimated left in the wild.




The Singapore Zoo has hatched the first baby Komodo Dragon in it's 34 year history. Here you get a rare glimpse at the world's heaviest lizard at it's very smallest: just hatched! At this size the apex predator of the the Indonesian isles looks pretty harmless but in adulthood wild Komodo Dragons grow up to 10ft long and eat deer or even buffalo!



Korea's Everland Zoo is home to some of the all-time classic ZooBorns. In this shot, photographer floridapfe catches one of the zoo's Pigtail Macaques in dreamland.  Sleeping off a turkey hangover perhaps?




ZooBorns readers are no strangers to adorable ocelot kittens, but this interaction with Litchfield, Arizona's Wildlife World Zoo's new ocelot kitten was too cute to pass up. Thanks to vileoxidation for the great pics.




ZooBorns is thrilled to feature its first baby hyena, three month old Kai from the Denver Zoo. Contrary to popular myths about hyenas' bad attitudes, they are actually extremely intelligent and affectionate animals. While little hyenas might look like puppies, they are actually more closely related to cats.





Otter pups always provide for a generous helping of "pile-on".  This series of images taken at the Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan in Osaka, Japan is no exception. The Asian Small-Clawed Otter pups, born in late August, are still on display to the public and have met with much popularity this fall.



Uruguay's M’Bopicuá Breeding Station keeps surprising us with births we haven't seen anywhere else. Here we have a gentle Paraguayan Hairy Dwarf Porcupine. Born with soft fur that turns into hard spines with age, these porcupines live in trees eating fruits and vegetables and dig into ant nests for dessert.




Two Puggles (baby echidnas) born in August were put on display for the media at Australia's Perth Zoo yesterday. The Puggles' names are Moa and Kain. Having bred the notoriously difficult-to-breed species three years in a row, the zoo believes it has the foundation of a captive breeding program for its critically endangered cousin, the long-beaked echidna of New Guinea.




The Taronga Zoo is helping Ripley the barking owl chick (the latest addition to its bird flight presentation) learn the ropes.  Acclimatization though new experiences is the name of the game for this 40 day old baby barking owl.





Time to check back in on our favorite Fennec Fox kits at the Everland Zoo in Seoul, Korea. Zoo photographer In Cherl Kim takes outstanding photos of these epically adorable canines. Fennec Foxes are uniquely suited to the desert, where their big ears let them detect insects dancing across the sand at night and fur lined paws protect them from scorching hot sand during the day.



As the Taronga Zoo vet staff performs check-ups on their new little Tasmanian Devil joeys, we check back in on these feisty little babies. Characterized by their black fur, pungent odour when stressed, extremely loud and disturbing screech, and ferocity when feeding1, Tasmanian Devils make poor dinner guests.




The Buffalo Zoo welcomed three baby capybaras on September 10th. The zoo tells us that the three babies were running around and even swimming the day they were born. The proud capybara parents have had three previous litters for a total of 20 offspring! Capybaras are the world's largest rodent with the largest recorded size at 232 lbs (105 kg)!




Columbia Basin Pygmy Rabbits are the world's smallest and among the rarest. Native only to a single area of Washington State, this once isolated population of Pygmy rabbits usually weighs less than a pound in adulthood and was declared extinct in the wild in the '90s, after the remaining 14 bunnies were scooped up and taken into the equivalent of bunny protective custody.

This year the Oregon Zoo welcomed 26 of the little guys, bringing this year's total to 73 baby bunnies (kits) among participating breeding facilities. Color is added to the ears in the pictures below so zoo staff can tell the kits apart.

38L的小豹子，好可爱

berettam92fs 发表于 2010-1-8 16:31
      第一次看到吃大象的。。。。。。。估计也咬不死吧，但是狮子被踢死或者摔死的机会有80%以上吧