A rare sighting happened when a herd of zebras chased a jaguar at Kruger National Park in South Africa. However, in the end, the jaguar becomes a good prey for the zebras. According to animal researchers, zebras usually live in groups of 3 to 10 animals and often choose to live near forests to Find food and avoid predators.
However, one fine day, a jaguar appeared in the area where the zebras lived. This jaguar is one of the most intelligent and cunning predators in Kruger National Park. It began to hunt the zebras, but the zebras quickly reacted and turned to chase the jaguar.
In a fierce fight that lasted about 30 minutes, the zebras defeated the jaguar and drove it away. Animal researchers say this is a rare sight, because the jaguar is often the animal that fights best in wars with other predators. However, what happens after that?
After being chased away, the jaguar turned around and tried to approach the herd of zebras again. This time, it had a more sophisticated plan. Instead of attacking directly, the jaguar pretended to be prey and slipped into the dark.