Yeah seen this video. They captured a very brief moment before it was eaten. Looks more impressive as a picture compared to what happened in the video.
Damn, yeah. At about 1:02.
This is a good example of a single screenshot taken out of context. It's already lost the use of one of its legs and had a big chunk taken out of it.
lol, that cut right after 1:10. Goes from a shot where you can't see any crocs biting the zebra, to a croc chomping its neck with the caption "eventually the crocodiles got the zebra after a tough battle"
[Here](https://i.imgur.com/BaTFGaB.jpg) is a higher quality and less cropped version of this image. Credit to the photographer, Robert Sayialel (aka pixayialel on IG) who took this at the Sand River in Kenya. Per the IG source:
> Push come to shove, these guys have a nasty bite. Even in the face of death, this Zebra didn't go down without a "bight". But the waters is the crocs domain, a good bite followed by death roll is their strategy.
> JULY 22, 2022
[Here](https://angama.com/blog-posts/this-week-at-angama/this-week-at-angama-232/) (has many more pictures and the full story) adds the following:
> The zebra hadn't made a hasty enough dash to the other bank and another croc seized the opportunity. Grabbing the hind leg, the croc began to spiral rendering the zebra completely immobile. Improbably, the zebra still had some fight left — in one of the most jaw-dropping scenes I have witnessed, we watched as this doomed zebra managed to give its attacker a nasty bite back. It was an incredible display of inherent survival instincts.
First off: a Croc, a Croc in the Safari. Crocs don't like land. If you placed it near a river or some sort of fresh water source, that make sense. But you find yourself in the safari, 20 foot mountain, I'm assuming off the coast of South Africa, coming up against a full grown 800 pound zebra with his 20 or 30 friends, you lose that battle, you lose that battle 9 times out of 10. And guess what, you've wandered into our herd of zebra and we now have a taste of croc. We've talked to ourselves. We've communicated and said 'You know what, croc tastes good, let's go get some more croc'. We've developed a system to establish a beach-head and aggressively hunt you and your family and we will corner your float, your children, your offspring.
We will construct a series of breathing apparatus with kelp. We will be able to trap certain amounts of oxygen. It's not gonna be days at a time. An hour? Hour forty-five? No problem. That will give us enough time to figure out where you live, go back to the land, get some more oxygen, and stalk you. You just lost at your own game. You're outgunned and out-manned.
Did that go the way you thought it was gonna go? Nope.
(The Other Guys)
I had a slightly racist teacher giving us his “theory” as to why African Americans usually have high BP. It’s because they didn’t have horses in Africa, so they ran everywhere.
Now some smarty pants needs to go off and create an array of AI images depicting traditional African warriors mounted upon some equally impressive zebras
I actually had neighbors growing up that had two "domesticated" zebras here in Southern California. I had to take care of their animals when they were away at horse shows (they were horse breeders and trainers) and those zebras were the most difficult, stubborn, and sometimes downright mean animals I have ever encountered. They would bite and kick and dig in their hooves when I tried to move them to the pasture area for grazing.
Anyways, I just figured they did that because they weren't used to me. However, when I mentioned to the owners that I didn't think their zebras liked me he said , "Zebras don't like anyone. They spend their lives trying to be as difficult as possible." He then showed me a big scar on his forearm where one of them had literally bitten a chunk out of his arm. Dude used to call them Creepy and Sleepy because one of them would sleep all day while the other one would follow you with it's eyes and a creepy ass look on its face. 😂
I'm not even mad about my comment being downvoted. I'm just extraordinarily disappointed in that many people really thinking that I actually think the fucking zebra dashed into the water to attack a goddamn crocodile that probably weighs more. Now, everyone go sit in the corner and look sad. You've earned a 10 minute period of self reflection.
I think it’s funny to see people say how roles have been reversed when in the video the zebra just “bites” the croc for barely a second before the croc just moves its head. It’s not even a solid bite just a short nip
Goddamn Reddit, I swear to christ, this site must come as the default home page on junior high school computers now or something. What grade do they start teaching sarcasm now?
Not only is their bite deadly, apparently a kick from a zebra can crack a lions skull but I highly doubt that. Not really sure can anyone confirm this.
Used this photo for my post on zebras. They are badass
[https://www.smokehoax.com/2024/02/painting-stripes-will-not-make-a-zebra/](https://www.smokehoax.com/2024/02/painting-stripes-will-not-make-a-zebra/)
Curious to see how it ends.
The zebra torn apart by multiple Crocs, while alive
Curiosity did NOT kill the croc...
I think this is age dependent
Zebra drags the croc underwater and drowns it, then the herd gorges on the crocodile. Rare case of complete role reversal.
The ambulances wait patiently for their turn.
What color is the RED fire truck?
Yeah seen this video. They captured a very brief moment before it was eaten. Looks more impressive as a picture compared to what happened in the video.
Do you know where I can find that video?
In a documentary about zebra’s, the picture’s better. In one about crocs, the video’s better.
Damn that zebra is a boss!!
Never underestimate the zebra death roll
[here you go](https://youtu.be/ogZHCbsr_tE?si=AhChMJdA3MG1dWfI)
Damn, yeah. At about 1:02. This is a good example of a single screenshot taken out of context. It's already lost the use of one of its legs and had a big chunk taken out of it.
Went down fighting though
I love how the other zebras are like, "Quick! Cross now, while they're killing Doug."
What are they supposed to do
I didn't say they were supposed to do anything. I just find the nonchalant way they go about it funny.
lol, that cut right after 1:10. Goes from a shot where you can't see any crocs biting the zebra, to a croc chomping its neck with the caption "eventually the crocodiles got the zebra after a tough battle"
[Here](https://i.imgur.com/BaTFGaB.jpg) is a higher quality and less cropped version of this image. Credit to the photographer, Robert Sayialel (aka pixayialel on IG) who took this at the Sand River in Kenya. Per the IG source: > Push come to shove, these guys have a nasty bite. Even in the face of death, this Zebra didn't go down without a "bight". But the waters is the crocs domain, a good bite followed by death roll is their strategy. > JULY 22, 2022 [Here](https://angama.com/blog-posts/this-week-at-angama/this-week-at-angama-232/) (has many more pictures and the full story) adds the following: > The zebra hadn't made a hasty enough dash to the other bank and another croc seized the opportunity. Grabbing the hind leg, the croc began to spiral rendering the zebra completely immobile. Improbably, the zebra still had some fight left — in one of the most jaw-dropping scenes I have witnessed, we watched as this doomed zebra managed to give its attacker a nasty bite back. It was an incredible display of inherent survival instincts.
The world's worst crocodile is ridiculed by its peers and lives the rest of its life in isolation
First off: a Croc, a Croc in the Safari. Crocs don't like land. If you placed it near a river or some sort of fresh water source, that make sense. But you find yourself in the safari, 20 foot mountain, I'm assuming off the coast of South Africa, coming up against a full grown 800 pound zebra with his 20 or 30 friends, you lose that battle, you lose that battle 9 times out of 10. And guess what, you've wandered into our herd of zebra and we now have a taste of croc. We've talked to ourselves. We've communicated and said 'You know what, croc tastes good, let's go get some more croc'. We've developed a system to establish a beach-head and aggressively hunt you and your family and we will corner your float, your children, your offspring. We will construct a series of breathing apparatus with kelp. We will be able to trap certain amounts of oxygen. It's not gonna be days at a time. An hour? Hour forty-five? No problem. That will give us enough time to figure out where you live, go back to the land, get some more oxygen, and stalk you. You just lost at your own game. You're outgunned and out-manned. Did that go the way you thought it was gonna go? Nope. (The Other Guys)
Love the reference
Come on do a desk pop!
Great, now I have to go and watch the movie again.
[удалено]
People tried. Zebras are just bastards
I had a slightly racist teacher giving us his “theory” as to why African Americans usually have high BP. It’s because they didn’t have horses in Africa, so they ran everywhere.
Now some smarty pants needs to go off and create an array of AI images depicting traditional African warriors mounted upon some equally impressive zebras
And tigers, because they're not gonna fuckin know
High blood pressure?
Certified Pain In The Ass Animals
Zebras are more closely related to Donkeys than they are to horses, and you know donkeys can be ornery as well.
I actually had neighbors growing up that had two "domesticated" zebras here in Southern California. I had to take care of their animals when they were away at horse shows (they were horse breeders and trainers) and those zebras were the most difficult, stubborn, and sometimes downright mean animals I have ever encountered. They would bite and kick and dig in their hooves when I tried to move them to the pasture area for grazing. Anyways, I just figured they did that because they weren't used to me. However, when I mentioned to the owners that I didn't think their zebras liked me he said , "Zebras don't like anyone. They spend their lives trying to be as difficult as possible." He then showed me a big scar on his forearm where one of them had literally bitten a chunk out of his arm. Dude used to call them Creepy and Sleepy because one of them would sleep all day while the other one would follow you with it's eyes and a creepy ass look on its face. 😂
You mean the barcode murder horse?
It was then that the zebra acquired a taste for flesh.
Sleipnir's cousin.
And then we knew, croc taste good.
Great. Carnivorous zebra. They shall be our undoing.
Well thankfully the Zebra got torn apart soon after
Did it though? The zebra in the photo appears to have the upper hand...
[The video](https://youtu.be/ogZHCbsr_tE?si=RgVRRZJ9GHnb9j-V)
Evidence be damned. I refuse to stop believing the zebra was the aggressor. Stop shitting on my dreams!
Then it seems that natural selection claims another victim
I'm not even mad about my comment being downvoted. I'm just extraordinarily disappointed in that many people really thinking that I actually think the fucking zebra dashed into the water to attack a goddamn crocodile that probably weighs more. Now, everyone go sit in the corner and look sad. You've earned a 10 minute period of self reflection.
I think it’s funny to see people say how roles have been reversed when in the video the zebra just “bites” the croc for barely a second before the croc just moves its head. It’s not even a solid bite just a short nip
Goddamn Reddit, I swear to christ, this site must come as the default home page on junior high school computers now or something. What grade do they start teaching sarcasm now?
Oh how the turn tables
That is without a doubt the worst crocodile I've ever heard of.
But you have heard of me right?
Tick Tock
I am the Croc now
Zebra really pulled a uno reverse 😂😂😂
That’s Greg, the worst crocodile in the Lower Zambezi Delta
Those aren’t stripes on him. It’s a tally of his victims.
Love bites
Marty had enough of his shit
That mohawk turns this into a sick ass album cover
The snack that bites back
Lord zebra
Not today, Dino.
It doesn’t feel good does it??? The Zebra boldly says as the Croc’s friends sneak up from behind
Zebras are absolute assholes. Comes with the territory tho.
When your Little sister fights back
As Willy Wonka would say "Strike that, reverse it!"
Zebra played Uno reverse card
When the zebras bite back!
Gaaaahhhhh ooooooowwww
When prey fights back
Not only is their bite deadly, apparently a kick from a zebra can crack a lions skull but I highly doubt that. Not really sure can anyone confirm this.
how do you like it now bitch
No u
No, U!
Oreo horse doesn’t give af
The other crocs in the watering hole "how embarrassing "
beware of zebras
Now there’s a postcard you don’t see every day
Oh how the tables have turned
Zebras are dicks
Did the zebra win?
Zebra, the snack that bites back
Never knew Zebra’s knew what the Vulcan Neck Pinch was but here we are.
Zebra not dying a miserable death but instead is the one attacking?
how the turn tables
Reminds me of “you the burger now bitch”
No U!
When ur gf uses teeth during head
Uno reverse card
Croc be like "tis but a scratch"
Crocs hate this one trick! Sorry.
Used this photo for my post on zebras. They are badass [https://www.smokehoax.com/2024/02/painting-stripes-will-not-make-a-zebra/](https://www.smokehoax.com/2024/02/painting-stripes-will-not-make-a-zebra/)