Best Scenes From The Hunt - Part 1 | Top 5 | BBC Earth
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This BBC Earth video showcases five impressive hunting strategies used by predators in extreme environments, featuring polar bears, octopuses, flying fish, lions, and wolves.
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Answers: What are some of the most extraordinary hunting strategies in the animal kingdom?
- polar bear hunting seal on ice
- octopus walking on land for prey
- flying fish escaping predators
- lions hunting buffalo in heat
- wolf pack hunting hare in arctic
What it concludes
- Polar bears on average succeed only once in 20 hunts.
- A seal blubber alone contains 100,000 calories, enough to sustain a polar bear for a week.
- As summer continues and temperatures rise, each hunt requires more energy, draining the bears of their reserves.
- Northern Australia has the highest tides in the tropics.
- The gloomy octopus is the only one specially adapted to walk on land.
- Flying fish can glide for hundreds of meters with a good wind, but this makes them easy prey for frigatebirds and dorados from below.
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