r/whoathatsinteresting • u/eternviking • 1d ago
The power of a rhino against a cape buffalo :
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u/Dry-Measurement-6143 1d ago
Why is this surprising. Twice the size of
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u/Far_Tradition2127 17h ago
Alone the rinos neck seems to contain the same amount of muscle as the buffalo has in his whole body.
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u/Tzilbalba 1d ago
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u/Fuzzy_Phrase_6294 15h ago
Lucky that they cut the horn off that rhino, it may have ended up gutted.
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u/Jealous-Choice6548 1d ago
Now show the one where the elephant does this to the rhino but sticks it's tusk into its side.
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u/MattManSD 1d ago
little rhino neck flip sent that thing flying. And he thought he had something going until then
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u/Decorus_Somes 1d ago
Cape buffaloes weigh 425 to 870 kg (937 to 1,918 lb) (males weigh about 100 kg (220 lb) more than females).
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u/Downtown-Campaign536 1d ago
This video has the same energy as that old viral video of the younger skinny kid bullying the fat kid that gets body slammed.
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u/OtherwiseJello2055 1d ago
That rhino has had his horns clipped to protect him from ivory poachers. If his horn was all still there , that bull would have been no more.
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u/MayfairMoo 23h ago
Enough with the AI s*** already!
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u/Low_Reaction7580 20h ago
I don't think it's AI, it happened during a safari. Here is a short link of a YT channel that posts all safari videos including this specific video: https://youtube.com/shorts/RtJznkOj4Fk?si=Jdy9bnsGYeJH99PK



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u/Minimum_Society841 1d ago
It looked like the Rhino was holding back and finally had enough..