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2007年坏男孩里的四个成员杀了亚成年白犀牛
Lions Kill White Rhino
The coalition of male lions at Exeter has finally killed again, this after numerous failures earlier in the week. Amazingly, four of the six males killed a sub-adult White Rhino last night. This is not their first attempt at Rhino, although previous attempts had been unsuccessful. This extends their impressive list of prey animals that includes buffalo, giraffe, hippo and other lions. The carcass was full of scratches around the rump area and had been opened up from the stomach. It didn’t seem as though they had suffocated the animal so we assume that it was overpowered and then disemboweled. The rhino also had a broken front leg (Whether this occurred during the struggle or not is still debatable). We look forward to the interaction over the next few days, particularly when the two other males find the carcass.
With the Rhino kill being just north of Exeter River Lodge and the giraffe kill just south of the camp, we are witnessing some amazing interaction between predators and other opportunists passing through the area. At the Rhino kill, one can only admire the patience of hundreds of vultures (both White-backed and Hooded) who have been sitting for three days watching the carcass disappear. The lions have not tolerated them within sight of the kill and chase them the moment they leave the tree. At the giraffe, the lone male lion has had to put up with unwanted attention from a small clan of Hyena, Jackal as well as Vultures. A much tougher job considering there is only one lion at the kill. Thus far the lions have been ruthless on anything that comes within range of their kills, yet we still hope for more interaction.
Posted: Exeter Lodges by CC Africa, Date: 10 June 2007

2019年10月09日 13点10分
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Lions Kill White Rhino
The coalition of male lions at Exeter has finally killed again, this after numerous failures earlier in the week. Amazingly, four of the six males killed a sub-adult White Rhino last night. This is not their first attempt at Rhino, although previous attempts had been unsuccessful. This extends their impressive list of prey animals that includes buffalo, giraffe, hippo and other lions. The carcass was full of scratches around the rump area and had been opened up from the stomach. It didn’t seem as though they had suffocated the animal so we assume that it was overpowered and then disemboweled. The rhino also had a broken front leg (Whether this occurred during the struggle or not is still debatable). We look forward to the interaction over the next few days, particularly when the two other males find the carcass.
With the Rhino kill being just north of Exeter River Lodge and the giraffe kill just south of the camp, we are witnessing some amazing interaction between predators and other opportunists passing through the area. At the Rhino kill, one can only admire the patience of hundreds of vultures (both White-backed and Hooded) who have been sitting for three days watching the carcass disappear. The lions have not tolerated them within sight of the kill and chase them the moment they leave the tree. At the giraffe, the lone male lion has had to put up with unwanted attention from a small clan of Hyena, Jackal as well as Vultures. A much tougher job considering there is only one lion at the kill. Thus far the lions have been ruthless on anything that comes within range of their kills, yet we still hope for more interaction.
Posted: Exeter Lodges by CC Africa, Date: 10 June 2007
