Piglets have lucky escape when leopard springs out to ambush warthog family in ...
Narrow squeak! Piglets have a lucky escape when leopard springs out of long grass to ambush warthog family in dramatic footage Sighting of leopard caught in Kruger National Park, South Africa The animal laid in wait in the grass and then leapt out at the warthogs The warthogs scatter when they see the leopard, having a narrow escape Jan-Louis Human and Moosa Varachia called the sighting 'special'
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A family of warthogs had a lucky escape when they were ambushed by a hungry leopard that had been hiding in long grass watching them.
Mechnical engineer Jan-Louis Human, 36 and wildlife photographic guide Moosa Varachia, 30, filmed the family of warthogs trotting within a few yards of the perfectly camouflaged big cat in Kruger National Park, South Africa.
Their dramatic footage captures the moment the leopard sprang out of its hiding place and tried to snatch a warthog piglet for its dinner.
