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In this video, we will look at animals that messed with the wrong opponent. knowing when to fight or run, is one of the most important skills to survive in the wild. However, picking fights with the wrong opponents could be dangerous and life-ending. today's video is about animals that let overconfidence have the better of them and mess with the wrong opponent.

In this video, we will look at animals being freed from captivity. Unfortunately animals all across the world fall victim to humans and our selfish behavior, being captured, killed for fun, or kept locked away in cages to entertain us. Luckily, there are always some people who wish to do good in this world. Saving animals is a beautiful thing, join us as we watch these animals being released back into their natural habitats.

Poisonous and Venomous what's the difference? Venom and Venomous animals inject their toxins into prey, by biting or stinging. Like snakes or scorpions for example. And is mostly used by predators to kill their prey. Poison and Poisonous animals, on the other hand, use their poison to scare off potential predators. And have to release toxins into or onto their prey. In this video, we will quickly talk about the difference between venomous and poisonous.

5 Amazing Facts About Tiger Sharks | Shark Facts The tiger shark is the fourth-largest shark and the second largest predatory shark, after the great white shark. These apex predators hunt and eat almost everything, from turtles and rays. To manmade objects like tires, paint cans, and license plates. This is why the tiger shark is known to many as the ocean's garbage disposal. If you want more facts about the tiger shark, make sure to watch the entire video. As we go thru 5 amazing facts about tiger sharks. In this video, we will talk about the tiger shark. A fearsome apex predator that hunts and eats just about anything they find or are able to capture. Tiger sharks are aggressive predators and only the great white has more attacks on humans. Unfortunately, Tiger sharks are harvested in large quantities for their fins, skin, and flesh, and their livers contain high levels of vitamin A, which is processed into vitamin oil. They have incredibly low repopulation rates, and therefore may be highly vulnerable to fishing pressure. Now without any more small talk, here are 5 amazing facts about tiger sharks. -------------------------------- Welcome to Animals Simplified, the best community on Rumble to learn about animals. We do our best to make sure the animal facts presented are correct and up to date. So, if you want reliable facts about animals, then you have come to the right place. And if you love animals as much as I do, make sure to subscribe and become part of the pack.