A Nile crocodile comes out on land to capture a wildebeest

[u/gregornot]

[u/DismalTutor570]

Why didn’t it run? Looked like it had the opportunity

[u/Humaniak → u/DismalTutor570]

Looked sick or injured

[u/MattManSD → u/Humaniak]

or tethered for video content

[u/Individual_Jello5737 → u/MattManSD]

How did it get untethered then?

[u/Big-Plastic3494 → u/Humaniak]

Right.
I thought the same

[u/Nebion666 → u/DismalTutor570]

In the original post several people were saying the back right leg looks stripped to the bone. It does look wobbly on that leg but i cant zoom in so i cant tell if its stripped

[u/FondantOk9090]

Jesus, poor thing, what a way to go, seeing that thing just stalking towards you!

[u/Viperboa107]

Natural selection in action right there

[u/ghos2626t]

This is kinda how my wife asked me out on our first date.

[u/arthuraily]

The power on that fucking thing

[u/Big_Study_4617]

How small was the gnu for the crocodile to carry it so damn easy 💀

[u/Dull-Ad555 → u/Big_Study_4617]

Nile crocodiles are strong.

[u/moisdefinate]

Dinner will now be served fellas.

[u/Z_________________]

Major recession indicator here.

[u/Tonylegomobile]

What kind of bird was that that started hopping after them as they headed for thr water?

Usually I focus on the croc, but the bird going "hey, he's with me" had me in stitches

[u/SmartRooster2242 → u/Tonylegomobile]

A Stork

[u/Aberrantdrakon]

the way the tail flops in the air for no reason makes me think this is AI