In Africa, there is always a prey for every predator. Wild dogs of Africa may they are not first class predators.
But African wild dogs are tactical and cooperative hunters, where they use incredible stamina and speed to provide food for the whole pack. An impala could be a good meal for this family When wild dogs decide to hunt, there is an 80% chance that they will succeed in killing prey, the preys are already spotted and the chase begins.
How can you say that wild dogs may not be first class predators, then go on to say when they hunt there us an 80% chance of being successful? That’s two totally contradictory statements.
They are the most successful predator in Africa, a lion has less than 20% success rate when hunting so they are 4 times more likely than lions to have a successful hunt.
These were two separate feedings. Different locations, different dates, different wild dog packs. Plus, both those impalas were female, the other one was not her son like you claimed. You literally just took two separate filming instances and clipped them together.
