12 Incredible Hunting Scenes | 4K UHD | BBC Earth

Summary by Krater

This wildlife documentary showcases various predatory animals and their hunting strategies across land and sea, including flying fish evading predators, polar bears hunting seals, wolves hunting hares, an octopus walking on land, lions hunting buffaloes, sea lions and sharks hunting sardines, leopards hunting impalas, jumping spiders hunting web spiders, antlions trapping ants, and army ants swarming prey.

From the video

Answers: How do different predators hunt and catch their prey in land and sea environments?

• animal hunting strategies
• predator and prey dynamics
• marine life hunting
• terrestrial wildlife predation
• spider hunting techniques

What it concludes

• Polar bears on average succeed only once in 20 hunts.
• A single seal blubber contains 100,000 calories to sustain a polar bear for a week.
• Adult hares run at 60 kilometers an hour and can change direction in an instant.
• Northern Australia has the highest tides in the tropics, exposing vast areas of shoreline.
• After a 20-minute struggle, only the buffalo has the energy to finish the fight against lions.
• Dolphin teeth get worn down on one side only from beaching themselves to catch fish.