The bird fought with the ‘egg thief’ but could not save its eggs, the video of Kruger National Park is going viral

Kruger National Park Video: While langurs and monkeys live on trees and search for food there, baboons search for food on the ground and mostly live in groups on the ground. Baboons, langurs and monkeys are also considered to be relatives of each other. Most monkeys in the world are both vegetarian and non-vegetarian, but vegetarian monkeys are usually found in India. Baboons are non-vegetarian, recently a video of baboons is going viral, in which they are stealing the eggs of birds. In the video, it can be seen that two baboons plan to steal the eggs of birds and also succeed in it. The video going viral is of Swede Hyde of Kruger National Reserve, South Africa.

In the video, it can be seen how the baboons trick the geese birds, run away with their eggs and eat them happily. In the video, it can be seen that first of all two baboons leave the birds and move towards the nest for their eggs. There, the bird guarding the eggs attacks the baboon, but he runs away with two eggs. The other bird runs after that baboon. By then the other baboon also reaches the nest and starts stealing the egg. During this, the egg also falls into the water, but the baboon quickly picks up the egg and starts eating it.

Unexpected events in the wild
After watching this video, one can understand how intelligently baboons plan and hunt. Along with this, through this video, one can also see a glimpse of the unexpected events happening in the forests. This video has been uploaded on the official YouTube channel of Kruger National Park, Latest Sightings. The video went viral as soon as it came on YouTube. This video has been viewed by about 7 lakh people so far and more than 1200 people have liked it. Hundreds of people have commented on the video.

people commented
A user commented that baboons know that geese scream very loudly and make scary sounds. Geese can hurt with their wings and sometimes even bite, but they cannot harm a sharp hunter like baboons. Because baboons are ready to bear minor injuries for their food.

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