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- With a burst of speed of 65 km an hour, the Leopard without a doubt is a formidable predator. In this tense and compelling encounter, we stalk quietly alongside a Leopard as it sizes up an unsuspecting Impala, from the cover of a gully.
Taken From The Hunt
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Impala: Hey I'm still underage
Leopard: Sorry I didn't notice that, have a nice day
Wow, this man's voice is gold! 😊
Yes he’s our icon in making and presenting Wildlife programmes, his name is David Attenborough a part of a well known family over here in the UK.
his voice didn't do justice impala escaping in the unknown
HOW COULD YOU END THE VIDEO ON SUCH A CLIFFHANGER?!
Undoubtedly the best voice on earth ....
I looked forward to watching and listening to BBC Earth.❤Thank you
Bro is hungry again 😂 he's lucky his friends were looking at him like, in life every responsibility is up to you
Coherent
How on Earth (pun intended) does one film something like this from such insane perspectives and angles? It should be impossible.
Very clever spyware including fake animals with cameras in them
It's not in one take. Some scenes are gathered together to build up a narrative
From a distance.
Drones? They could probably work for some of the angles.
They use drones and other high tech equipment
THE POOR LEOPARD HAD A TOOTHACHE. poor thing. The pain the pain
Sir David...is totally dedicated to 'animal kingdom', we are proud of him...!
I love how the impalas and the baboons are just chilling with eachother
Camera Man Never Dies 🤣
QqQ
1aq+
how would we know he couldn't capture the escape
Flim Director says ok catty leave it now...your role is successfully completed 😂....and the music starts while the impala runs up to the edge ...wah kiya scene hai..😀.
I love the man's voice narrating❤❤😮
David Attenborough! He's the best narrator!
Leopard: bro chill I was just messin with ya lol
I can listen to this man all day ☺️☺️voice soooooo smoooooooth💜
The one that jumped out at the end wasn't the same one the leopard dragged in. That guy was just hiding to stay safe. ;-)
Thank goodness the impala aint dead from those jaws
Not today ...the impala said..however this is an old video ..place is South Luangwa national park . Zambia
That Impala got out by the grace of God on that one! 🙏
Wow whatta beautiful cat leopard
Why isn't the leopard shown at the end???
Because, he/she (Leopard) got busy making his salad first before eating the catch! And also, because his/her favorite opera was on the TV!😅
Or he/she had to take a leak!
Beautiful earth❤
Trick photography. Impalas in the background are still.
It's BBC. Always check twice
pretty kitty
Stunning
😂😂😂😂😂 cutie 🥰 god always bellesed her nd touch wood nd no one’s evil eyes luv u princess 👸 take care
Animal fight documentaries give a glimpse into nature's reality
Seriously what happens to the leopard?!?!? Something obviously happened like aliens or a wormhole or something in order for that impala to get away and climb out that hole with no struggle nor interest from the leopard to try to keep its meal at all.
Ikr!!! There was a jumpcut between the catch and the escape, it's very weird and unlikely 🤨
Leopard possibly sprained her ankle! 😂
I feel like the video just stops
There was an interview from the crew that said the leopard saw a baboon inside when she went down and got surprised, letting the impala from her jaws for an instant of which the impala took chance to escape. The crew said they're unable to film that part properly, cause the event was so sudden, and only managed to get the impala escaping on camera.
Such a long build up to the story only to miss the most crucial part i.e escape from the jaws of leopard
Bambi was lucky there
Bambi is a deer these are antilope
@@thomashninan3825 it’s not an antelope it’s an impala smart arse
@@thomashninan3825 is a puku to be exact. I don’t know how people call antelope deer. Deer are a part of cervidae whilst antelope are a part of bovidae. It’s like calling a dog a hyena
Ahh come on y’all. We need a season 2 😄. You tricked me.
This is series 3 🤷🏼♀️😘
@@CindyM372 this is from “the hunt” as the title states. And because I know this scene lol.
@@CindyM372 oh I get it. Judging by previous comments, you are the bbc know it all lol.
@@Onetwothreefour. what previous comments?🤷🏼♀️😘
@@CindyM372 change up the emoji use occasionally. There are more than two
Annie And The Hunt
Didn’t get the bugger in the end after a sprint of just 6 seconds. Better luck next time.
Sehr schön 🤠
I think the leopard decided to let the impala go and call it a day. There’s no way it escapes that easily 😅
The actual reason (according to the producers) is that the baboons present in a few shots freaked out and started to mob the leopard, forcing her to abandon her catch. This happened too quickly for the producers to film.
The camera work is phenomenal! I could watch these programs/shorts for hours on end.
@@ratavernierI was thinking the same thing. It takes courage and a steady hand to film this.
@@bkjeong4302 Thanks for explaining. :-)
Plan 😂😂😂
No way the Impala got away from the grip of the leopard
There was an interview from the crew that said the leopard saw a baboon inside when she went down and got surprised, letting the impala from her jaws for an instant of which the impala took chance to escape. The crew said they're unable to film that part properly, cause the event was so sudden, and only managed to get the impala escaping on camera.
we will never know BBC kept it mystery
Nice video I'm From Bangladesh rajshahi city ❤
Leopard i am not in the moode for the Impala adult maybe... It's baby 😂 so off you go buddy
To the baby Impala :- come here tasty morsal
Baby impala:- what
My cat behaves the same way, even the frustration move 😂
But he's not so dumb to lose his prey like that 😅
That deer was so lucky
Hermoso
leopard eats impala here
Obviously the grip wasn't good enough. Sorry Mr leopard.
hello bbc would you mind to release the escape video we don't like mysteries
Wow
How you record the video from tigers?
Beautiful Creations from TMH 👏🏾🤎
I believe that's a Cheetah and not a Leopard!
No, Leopard it is.
It's clearly a leopard- cheetahs have "tears" on their faces and are more slender built.
Girls this is how sin gets you, that gentle smile is to hide their intentions
Naah we must interrogate the camera man now
Leopard Planet Earth 3
I'll bet the rest of the day was pretty akward afer that.
It was a practice session. He was not hungry
Video re-uploaded in 4K quality...🙊
Nice
Voice of a legend
Reason 1: The Impala was so heavy that the leopard knew he'll lose it's meat on the way back home to the hyenas.
Reason 2: Moreover it was so heavy to be carried back back up to the tree.
Reason 3: Maybe he wasn't actually in search of food but wanted to test his skills (if young leopards do that)
No, no, and no. Maybe he fell while going down the gulley wall?
@@blucat4 Could be.
@@amoghverma3108 Someone else on this thread said baboons stopped the leopard, but the BBC didn't have time to film it. They said it was in the making of special. That's more likely than falling.
These are all old videos.... I've already watched them like years ago
I thought this video had already been uploaded?
It happens, these antelopes fakes death and predators tend yo relaxe and leave the prey unattended
I know what happened. The Impala kicked the leopard's balls.
Was that swan lake at the end?
The leopard was just coming from Burger King...he ddnt need any more calories😂😂😂
Didn't even show the escape properly
This video captures the sheer brilliance of nature's survival strategies, as an impala miraculously escapes the clutches of a stealthy leopard. It's a testament to the agility and instincts of these animals, showcasing the raw drama of life in the wild. Have you ever witnessed a breathtaking wildlife encounter, or do you have a remarkable story of an animal's incredible escape to share? Let's celebrate the mesmerizing beauty of the animal kingdom. 🦌🐆🌿
Go away bot.
@@seyfert8820 Agreed, but google isn't going to do it.
That was not the impala that the leopard attack.
This was not a very Tame Impala
:T
Wuao❤❤❤
Wait what... Is this scripted? The leopard couldn't have easily chased again while the deer hardly accelerated
I think it is a different impala
The same regurgitated copy and pasted video from nearly 5 years ago!
Failed?
No suspense. You give away the outcome in the title.
Why do you need suspense all the time just watch it for what it is🤷🏼♀️😘
❤😂
🙏❤️💐
Al que está quieto se deja quieto se lo buscaron
Animals have God too.
😭😭😭😭😭😭
I wonder if the impala was smart enough to play dead?🤔
Camera man might be the leopard itself ....
Ui
If the camera men were hunters there wouldn’t be any animal’s left on earth.
AI
The Impala obviously kicked him the ding ding. Why else would the Leopard not even pop his head up to see where the Impala went?
🤔
It's a female leopard... 😂
It's not a new video.
Toothache...
It is not miracle.. because they shot the leopard. That's why the impala was save
Lier.
وما أصاب قومأ عند قومأ فوائدو مشاجرة النمر والضبع نجت الفريسة
But how do you continue filming innocent animals being killed??? I feel so bad😢
For nature being natural?
Are you vegan? With all due respect, unless you’re vegan and don’t wear leather shoes or belts, you just let others do the killing. Would you feel bad if the leopard’s young kittens starved to death?