Subverting your perception of African buffalo can directly kill the horrible existence of lions.

When it comes to buffaloes, many people first associate them with rural buffaloes, but African buffaloes are completely different from the buffaloes we know. The buffaloes we usually see are Indian buffaloes domesticated by human beings, which are almost harmless, but African buffaloes have never been domesticated, and now they will take the initiative to attack human beasts, so ferocious that even lions bow down to their horns.

African buffalo that killed lions.

Buffalo is very familiar to people living in rural areas. As the most important partner of farming, it provides a large number of labor. However, what we see is the Asian buffalo, whose scientific name is Indian buffalo. Successfully domesticated by human beings, it is gentle and easy to adjust, and can be seen in many rural areas. It is used for farming. However, what we want to know today is the African buffalo, which is absolutely opposite to the domesticated Indian buffalo.

In fact, there is no difference between African buffalo and Asian buffalo in the picture. They are all black and have a pair of big horns on their heads. But when you see the real three-dimensional African buffalo, you will be surprised at the differences between them. Intuitively, it can be clearly seen that it is huge, at least twice as large as the Asian buffalo, and the base of the horn heals to form a complete bone plate, which is called the bone shield. This shield is so defensive that it can resist the impact of rhinoceros horn.

As one of the most successful herbivores in evolution, it is widely distributed in Africa, but it is still inseparable from water. After all, it is still a buffalo. However, the ferocity of African buffalo is beyond your imagination. Is it always there? Highly dangerous animals? It is a rare herbivore that will take the initiative to attack people. Together with African lions, leopards, rhinoceroses and African elephants, they are called the five most difficult beasts to hunt in Africa. Previous 0 /3 Next Page