Animal Confrontation! Old Cape Buffalo Bull Charges A Pack of Wild Dogs! Surrounding Him!

Animal confrontation as an old Cape Buffalo bull charges at a pack of wild dogs who are trying to surround him! ???? Wild Animal Battles!

The dance between predator & prey is one struggle we’re all aware of, human & otherwise, who are primed to protect their young from the predators.
All animals need a place to live & access to resources such as Food! Water! A Place to keep their young safe, they also fight over territory. Some are more territorial than others, but all must stake their claim somehow. Therefore, aggression usually occurs between members of the same species.”

Although aggression does occur, animals of the same species try to stop this before it has even started by territorial marking, such as scent markings, keeps others out of a specific area & allows mammals to protect the resources they need, Also, to let other animals know there is a claim on this area. Mammals do not want to use their limited energy in fighting & disputes, so aggression is limited so that animals that live together can do so without problems.

In packs or groups of animals, where the animal is in the social hierarchy can be determined by fighting. This gives the animal priority regarding food, water, & mates. 

In most cases conflict between animals is resolved by displaying, posturing, trying to appear larger to avoid actual fighting. Most animals will avoid it unless they see no other choice.

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