The mother buffalo madly attacked the leopard to take back the baby and the end

This heart-pounding scene was recorded by tourists at Yala National Park in Sri Lanka.

In the clip, a mother buffalo and calves are grazing when suddenly a Sri Lankan leopard rushes out from the bushes to attack. Its target is the calf, the prey is considered quite fit. Immediately after, it bit the calf’s neck and quickly dragged it into the bushes.

Witnessing the young being taken away right in front of her eyes, the mother buffalo immediately rushed over and pointed her sharp horns at the enemy. It frantically rammed the leopard’s body to get the cub back.

After a while of effort, the mother buffalo was finally able to protect her baby. Failing to hunt, the leopard quickly ran away.

Among the four largest species of the cat family (tiger, lion, jaguar, leopard), the leopard has the lowest strength stats but is at the top of the predator rate. The reason is because leopards are extremely intelligent and extremely effective predators.

A successful hunting of leopards is determined by the accuracy of the process of tracking, stalking and striking down the prey. When the leopard catches the prey, it will finish it by biting the throat to make the prey lose blood and suffocate to death.

However, this time the leopard hunted was not so lucky.