These African Buffalo Have Each Other's Backs | Nat Geo Wild

African buffalo help protect each other in their herd. Together, they form a strong bond that intimidates even the largest of predators.
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Young calves are easier prey, while it may take an entire pride of lions to bring one adult down. If a calf is in danger, bulls and cows circle back to defend it ... whether the victim is dead or alive.

These African Buffalo Have Each Other's Backs | Nat Geo Wild
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