A hyena is no easy target, with powerful jaws and a reputation for holding its own against lions and leopards, yet one ...

For over four years, Lize Marais (22) knew about a massive python on their farm in the Bela-Bela area of Limpopo. Besides two brief sightings (one by the then farm manager and the other by a worker) ...

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Disturbing video shows a brown snake fighting with a python that was eating a rat it took from a nest of rodents in a Queensland shed. Jessica Mace, from Molgowie, witnessed and filmed a half-hour ...

The difference between a cheetah and a lion is clear as day, but a leopard and a jaguar? Not so much. Both big cats are muscular ambush predators with spotted coats and a very similar appearance.

In shocking photos, a leopard can be seen pulling another leopard’s carcass out of a tree, presumably to eat it. There are many examples of leopard cannibalism in the wild, and experts speculate on ...

As far as hard-to-swallow meals go, porcupines have got to be pretty high up on the list. Those spiny coats don't exactly say "eat me, I'm delicious" – but that didn't stop a python in a South African ...

Nine years ago in Florida, a python burst trying to swallow an alligator Onlookers at a lake in Queensland watched an olive python kill and swallow a 1m (3.2ft) crocodile. What happens next, asks Tom ...