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Zebra kicks warthog literally into a spasm and then another warthog also have a go at him!
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- Опубликовано: 25 май 2014
- This is not Warthog's day. He's hungry, there's enough feed for everyone, why not skip the hierarchy of the bush today?
Zebra doesn't think so - after the third punch Warthog is hit. While reeling from the blow, another Warthog apparently decides it is time to settle an old score and also have a go at unlucky Warthog!
No time to recover - get out of here, fast!!
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"YOU MADE THE TRIBE LOOK WEAK IN THE FACE OF OUR ENEMIES"
He made the tribe look like A holes. That some prison sh*t like you disrespect someone from another race it's your own race that deal with you.
This is the only logical explanation
@@djaldd420 stfu loser
@@djaldd420 stfu bastard
@@djaldd420 you prolly ain't never been to prison or jail and ain't finna be in it's either chicanos kinfolk or the woods
The zebra even went over to it, turned a bit, and then delivered one of the sharpest and smoothest kicks in zebra history
JESUS CHRIST will come very soon!
+ 3 more to make sure it landed!
@@diemeistenlandeninderholle8479 as long as he doesn’t make a mess
Where can I find this archive of zebra kicks? I just wanna varify with my own eyes that this is one of the smoothest.
Actually I've seen harder and smoothers kicks before. I saw a stallion breaking the lower jaw of a lioness with a vicious back kick. The lioness died a couple of days later because she was unable to eat. Her pride suffered for months because she was the lead hunter of the pride.
That warthog is getting nothing but coloring books for Christmas from here on out.
🤣😆😂
Damn that's funny
Thats rude!
@@SSchithFoo lol wut
You made me spit my soda out!!! Lol!!
I've been a hog farmer for the last fifteen years. And I know a domestic hog is a bit different than a Warthog, but when I saw this, I thought of how tough swine are. I'm not surprised that little sucker got up! But wow, what a kick!
Would it be pretty unlikely for it to die later on though? My sister in laws dog took a kick from a calf last year and it was totally fine for about 3 days until the clot that the kick caused finally cut circulation to his brain and he passed. Obviously a pretty different scenario this just reminded me of it, i would imagine a hogs head is substantially thicker than a dogs lol.
@@joshherrell93 hard to say. Getting yeeted by mama warthog definitely didn't help lol.
At the very least he's got CTE
@@joshherrell93 Pigs and Hogs are especially tough for some reason. Tougher hide, cranium and muscles. Why, idk. That’s why they are such a detriment to farms and ranches in Texas when the population gets out of control, they’ve got few to zero natural predators.
I've shot a wild hog in S Texas with 9MM target FMJs from 1 ft out between the eyes and it didn't drop, took one more from behind the ear, poor guy i felt terrible
Exactly, that was a hell of a shot to the head
i like how the zebra goes from the most precise and swift kick ever, to just throwing his legs up in the air like it was a random accident lol
i like how the zebra get eaten by a lion 🤣
It was part of his Auto-combo.
It looked like he was like "clean yourself up."
Exactly! Kind of like smacking your brother and then faking an accident… not that I ever did it…
The random leg throws were him showing off. It's like someone shadow boxing after a KO 🤣🤣🤣
Guys chill, the other warthog just rebooted him
🤣🤣🤣
What it looked like to me.
Ay yooo 🤣🤣🤣
lmao
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣damn good one.
Not only was that head kick powerful and smooth it was perfectly delivered on the temple. Zebra has mad skills.
After the head smash...the zebra gave a little half assed jab at the warthogs leg to say...."that's what ya get for fukin around" The Zebra is heavy foul...not to be fuked with!
That zebra absolutely sniped him lmao
I’ve had days like this…I feel ya little warthog, I feel ya.
I've had days like this.... I feel ya Zebra, I feel ya.
cum seplanteaza smokini
You've had days where a zebra kicked you in the face? God damn
You’ve never had a day remotely close to this 😆
@@YoungAlex25 you don’t know me.
The other warthogs immediately run over to see if they can eat him lol.
😂😂😂😂
🙂😂😂😂
It be the ones closest to you 😔
💯 💯
🤣🤣🤣
@Dallas ! talkin about urself again dally
His warthog friends casually walk over while he’s on the ground, “let’s take his wallet“.
I couldn't finish the video. Im laughing so hard
Lmao
@@waterproof4403 are you still laughing
@@saadi538 😂 thanks for reminding me this. Now I'm gonna laugh myself to sleep
@@waterproof4403 😂😂
I like how the Wildebeest stepped in as well... like rushed them 'Come on you little oinkers, come get some of these horns...."
That zebra was going for a combo too but the hog fell on the first hit lol 😂💀
🤣🤣
No, the zebra was clever. He knew that that one kick knocked the warthog out but he did a few more fake kicks to make it look like it was an accident but it was intentional XD.
Warthog when he wakes up, "I like Turtles"
Yoooo I’m fkn crying Rn😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@Rawrrr4me 😂😂😂🥰
Uhhhh... I.. I don’t think he’s... going to wake up...
Damn bro 😆
That's not funny, but I still couldn't help laughing.
"Animals are so much nicer than people"
Me, presenting counter-exhibit A :
😂😂😂
Never heard anyone say that
@@HollowDesert its mostly read in comments. Not heard in voice
@@HollowDesert you must have been born 3 weeks ago.
Me presenting literal world wars and mass genocides as counter-to counter-exhibit F:
Warthog: has a seizure after being slammed in the head with 2000 newtons of force
Other warthog: and I took that personally
That kick was brutal I hope he had a GoFundMe 😁
"When he was a young warthooog!"
"WHEN I WAS A YOUNG WARTHOOOOO-"
(Kick)
Underrated
When you read the comments everyone turns in to a Fricking animal specialist
You can't get enough likes
jajajajajajajajaja
He found his aroma had a certain appeal, he could clear the savannah after every meal
"Thavage hit, bro" - Mike Tyson
🤣🤣🤣
Omg😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Omfg🤣🤣
I’m dead 😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣
Lol the Warthog is like "did anyone get the number of that truck?"
Warthog: *exists*
Zebra: And I took that offensively
>warthog gets kicked into a spasm
>his friends walk up to him
YOU GOT KNOCKED THE **** OUT!!
😂Friday
😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
Chuck Norris, Van Damme, Steve Segal & Elvis Presley : all wear a black belt
Zebra : wears 17 black belts
Facta
Hahahah demmmnn
this comment worth scrolling down for comment read.
Priceless
he literally wears more than 200 black belt.
The accuracy of that kick was matrix worthy
I like how a bunch of herbivores (omnivores too I know) are just chilling together and eating, meanwhile; when a carnivore sees another carnivore: “So you have chosen death?”
Bro they weren’t chilling, the zebras were kicking around the warthogs when they got too close and the one who got a headkick probably suffered a major injury after a kick like that. Herbivores just tolerate eachother when it comes to sharing a feeding spot, but they will turn on each other when things get tense
The entire herd was obviously nervous, not chilling at all. Probably limited amount of food/water, which is why the zebra was so aggressive to the warthog who tried to get some snacks.
And also, carnivores do often chill! Crows and wolves are often friends, crows playing with pups etc. I've seen some more unusual ones though, between rivaling species, like a hyena and wild dog sharing food, or a wolf and a bear sharing food. Or baboons helping lions hunt to be safe themselves.
Now that is what I call "Factory Reset"
😂
😂😂😂😂
Haha no way
lol!!
I'm crying rn
This is why animal mma needs more weight classes. Warthog is clearly undersized for the division
he took that hit like a champ, i hope the zebra's foot is ok
the warthog will make a comeback in the second round
That was a royal rumble
Loool
@Tiberious Antifragile which Gracie
correction: "Zebra kicks warthog literally into a traumatic brain injury"
I’m surprised that warthog is still alive after a kick like that.
May have not been minutes later
They must be pretty resilient. They use their heads for digging and fighting with each others.
Warthogs are something else, their skulls are thick and massive.
i wouldn't be surprised if it collapsed a while later. humans who get major head trauma tend to get things like strokes and seizures but i don't know if that applies to this
@@Killbaynedude humans don't live in predators' living room everyday
Poor warthog! Definitely lost a few brain cells there!
Adriaan Aartsma
😂
Lmao😂
Poor guy indeed, he almost certainly didn't survive. A Zebra kick have been known to knock out and even kill animals 50× times that little guys size
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@Ben Warner well I could be wrong. I just estimating on his weight. I'm not an expert on warthogs tho. I was guessing 10 pounds and since Zebras have been know to kill adult male lions with a kick like that who weight 400-500 points. That about 50x his weight. Either way I doubt this little guy lived.
LMAO! I've never seen a horse/zebra/whatever go out of its way to move toward something it was unhappy with to legitimately line up his kick.
He squared that bad boy up.
That wasn't just a kick, it was more like a statement to warthogs across the planet.
I heard Zebras are total dicks lol
@@dano1307 me too
Ride horses daily for a couple of years and you’ll learn to not stand too close to the horse you’ve been riding, as they will leave a hoof print on your knee cap
Actually there was one that decided to kick another one that was lying down until it died
If it would had been a human, it would had been knock down dead cold and possibly killed
I like how the first thing the warthog does when it stops convulsing is to charge for revenge.
It wasnt the same hog
That was a different hog. The one that got kicked got some additional air-time thanks to his friend.
@@tonamg53no he went to the right
@@dc4lcorkscrewpatdaGIGA No the one that went to the right is his friend that walk over to check on him… before blasting off to the right blocking his view of the charging hog until the very last moment.
@@tonamg53 idk I think I’m right
I like how zebras and buffalos are hanging out together but they don't let warthogs near them.
Those look like wildebeests not buffalos
@@dailycarfails6774 i think he mistook them for water buffalo not north american buffalo
Joe Rogan: HEAD KICK!!!!!!! HE HURT HIM!!! THATS IT, THATS IT
Goldy: AND IT IS ALL OVER, JUST. LIKE. THAT.
You gotta put an *“OH!!”* before the head kick part
When I play the scene with your script in my head, my brain adds in the crowd cheering sounds in the background.
Lol I was gonna comment "and it's alllll over!". It even looked like the hog was in a fencing response too.
"GOODNIGHT IRENE"
That was a KO right there
“Dude, you just got kicked in the head by that dude over there in stripes.”
“Where we at?”
That warthog shouldn’t be alive tbh
GOT KNOCKED THE F_-K OUT
@@mrlonely2822 nah warthogs survive gunshots to the head... This is nothing
That warthog is smarter now. Thanks, zebra.
Zebra are like horses turned up 1000 for aggression and just super skittish.
Why is nobody talking about how that kick literally sounded like a gun shot
Because it was a kick.. not a gunshot.
@@dragonturtle2566 I don't think you understood what he said
@@HexusTheGod no I understood, just pointing out that is why no one mentioned it.
that wasnt a kick you heard, that was the sound of that Zebras double barrel making a head shot! :)
Probably cos they dont want to talk about it. Your only fishing for likes.
Other Warthog: " i never like you anyways Jerry!"
Fu k Jerry!!
Yes, jerry is a scumbag!
wtf?
@@jerrywalker6043 DAMN jerry Xd
I never trusta him!
Man, the PRECISION of that kick. He looked with his eyes, quickly judged the distance and height and just SNAPPED the SEXIEST head kick I've seen since Gonzaga put down Cro Cop in basically the same way. Though this was just a TKO, this Zebra gets Knockout of the Night. Zesty Zachary, the Zebra.
I can't believe you bring up Gonzaga vs Cro Cop. Cro Cop did so good in Japan and I really liked him, but Gonzaga punched his ticket for sure.
But you gotta know Fedor Emelianenko was the true boss in Pride.
There you go, reopening old wounds...
Bison will do the same thing. When zoologist are doing tagging or checking on bison and they need to sedate them, they need to hang around until the bison is fully awake and recovered because other bison in the herd will attack it if they leave it unattended and staggering around. Triggers an instinct to keep unhealthy members away from the herd
This dazed warthog got the same treatment.
If true, then this instinct could be the basis of bullying in humans?
@@ed1pk The basis of bullying is competition for resources and the correlating hierarchy. Take all the rivalries between different species (hyenas vs lions) and rivalries within species (wolf packs of neighboring territories) that are inevitable and forever in flux, for the survival of the groups, and apply that to an individual who seeks out other individual targets that are deemed very easy victims, are not in competition, and are not an impediment for the survival of the individual, you have a bully.
I would say the warthog's behavior and the what bison do is the basis for why humans have a natural aversion for mentally challenged, birth defects, other ways the physical naturally triggers certain responses.
We have no problem following the initial reflex to avoid anybody we identify as "acting weird".
Till this day, that warthog still has a zebra hoofprint imprinted into his skull.
unity
I wouldn't be surprised if it half caved the skull.
@@TerraExodus zebras have a stronger kick than any other animal, so you're probably right.
No, Johnny. That warthog died.
@@yerman0564 That makes me wonder who had the idea to test that out....
To everyone saying the warthog is attacking its friend, its actually a primitive response to make your pack mate "wake up". Birds primates and rats do it. Rats particularly vicious, when my rats brother was having a seizure in a panic he practically threw his brother into the air.
Good info, thanks.
are you able to provide some evidence of this? I was interested and tried looking it up but my search didnt return any results
Yeah I believe he’s trying to save him from being trampled again or from being attacked while down from another predator.
Hmmm, I have heard of animals attacking other animals who are having a seizure, they can even tell before the spasms. It's less waking them up and more getting rid of a liability.
@@AsRiHack3x2 Why would a warthog waste energy to “get rid of a liability”? Also what exactly is the liability? What negative can a wounded/afflicted warthog do to the others? Some animals kill others of their species but it is pretty much limited to fights over resources like territory, food or mating rights. If he/she truly can’t pull its weight then they will leave it behind or not share food, but to waste energy to kill it? I don’t think so. I originally thought it was an attack also but I think the poster suggesting they were waking / startling the other warthog is correct.
Amazing that the attack from the other warthog revived him... Tough love
I'm amazed that the warthog survived let alone regain the ability to get up and run around.
Lol. warthog nearly gets knocked out. 0:40 other warthogs like "U ight? let me Run U Over!!". What an ass
Knocked out? Bro that warthog is almost certainly dead from that kick. Zebras kill lions on the regular with single kicks.
@@Mudcat3434 A warthog can take more kicks to the head then a lion xD
Trenton lmaooooooooo
@@Mudcat3434 it was just knocked out. you see it get up and run away after its asshole "buddy" tackles him
lololol
You would never think these animals can kick with that amount of accuracy and speed. The sound the kick made alone is just crazy.
Yeah that’s a hoof smashing into a skull..
@@apapz3245 I heard and saw a golf Driver catch somebody on top of the head on a vicious backswing once. Sounded about the same.
its a walking muscle. i wouldnt think anything else
a horse will split your head open like a watermelon lol
Imagine if a Giraffe 🦒 would have kicked it super body injury
Then another warthog goes up and just bulldozes through him, damn. The poor guy was just trying to eat! “When he was a young warthog…”
Zebras are extremely aggressive animals, people often forget that about them.
They bite, kick, stomp, chase and cause lots of problems especially towards people and other animals.
Problems? More like self defense.
@@areaxisthegurkha no they are assholes
@@areaxisthegurkha What self-defense? The only thing that the warthog did was get a little close. No self-defense was needed against such a tiny animal
Lesson: when life brings you down, others will take advantage of you.
Especially pigs.
Jordan Peterson to depressed losers buying his schtick
Looks more like they were going to check that he was ok. Animals are opportunistic at times but they take care of their families.
So he did the familiar thing and threw him in the air?
-As the image on Net, of cow caught kneeling, with head beneath fence, arrival of 'interested bull.. from behind.... "Not everyone is here to help".. ;}
Gets kicked
Carl you alright?
Carl: who's Carl?
Warthog looked like the boy on Friday when De-Bo knocked him out 🤣🤣🤣😀
I’m a scumbag for laughing at the warthog’s ordeal… all 19 times I’ve watched it.
I got a kick out of it too!
A lot of people don't realise that the reason Zebras were never domesticated like horses and donkeys is because they are known to be very violent and irritable thus obviously very dangerous. Also, they are very strong and their kicks are skull smashers.
that and there backs are not strong enough to carry a full sized male rider. some have been domesticated a guy in London used to have a few pull him around in a carriage but for the most part for the effort it takes the juice just isn't worth the squeeze when it comes to taming zebra
Ironically the only people to domesticate zebras were the Rothschild. It's like 2 myths just decided to hang out
if you lived in the same area code as lions, leopards, wildebeests, elephants, hippos, rhinos, hyenas, cheetas, and so on - you'd have a haor trigger temper too
@@sportfuryman
Tamed individuals aren't the same as a domesticated population. Some zebras have been tamed but there's never been an established domesticated population. Domesticating an animal introduces genetic changes and stereotypical physical changes (curly tails, floppy ears, piebald spots, neotenic traits and behaviours, changes to fertility, etc). This is a pattern typical of domesticated mammals and it was demonstrated in the domestic fox experiments (they were only selected for behaviour but the physical changes were seen regardless). Domestication involves selecting for a population that doesn't need intensive effort to tame, they're predisposed towards being tame and relatively docile and approachable compared to wild kin.
The size issue was also true of the earliest domesticated horses. Fun fact: That's literally why chariots and war wagons predate cavalry, it took a long time for horses to be bred large enough to be ridden as cavalry. Horses were used in teams to pull vehicles until large enough horses to enable proper cavalry started to appear. Once proper cavalry appeared it replaced chariots in warfare because cavalry is far more mobile and flexible compared to horse-drawn carts. The rise and decline of wheeled vehicles in ancient Eurasian societies is linked pretty closely with how large of mounts can they come up with.
I saw a documentary recently that opened my eyes on how violent & evil Zebras can be - they're all constantly fighting within their own groups, males are always trying to rape females and they're all obsessed with killing or ostracizing babies that aren't their own. It was shocking how many baby zebras got killed by other zebras - the lions were the least of their worries.
i thought they were gonna go at the zebra for kicking their friend lmao what
Same
Empathy is a human emotion.
Paulo César if you didn’t have any saliva, your stomach would digest itself
@@PauloCesar-vh5kk Under-rated comment, especially for who you commented to. Lol
@@PauloCesar-vh5kk Except for all the other animals that can feel empathy. We'll just ignore them.
He woke his buddy up. Big guys watching and reacting.
"Looks like meat is back on the menu boys !"
"Hank . . . we are herbivores, Hank, wtf's wrong with you".
Veterinarian🧑⚕️:
" Lil' piggy, did you see stars?"
Lil' piggy:
"No. Just stripes🤪"
legit cant tell if i hate or love that joke lmao its so corny
Wow you must be a comedian- did you learn from Stooges or Jackass?
@
e greenie. Stars and stripes forever. LOL!
Lil piggy: waydawydwqeyuyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
😆
Warthog after get kicked in the head..”who dat??...who there??”
His buddy after he sees him dazed and confused “HERE comes the CHOO CHOO!!”
@Luciano Deleon 😂😂
Comments like this is what makes youtube awesome. Keep up the great work. I just about pissed myself laughing.
Pumba : What is the meaning life?
Zebra : come closer, I'll show you.
Pumba : Thank you!
Zebra : Your welcome!
Look how the Wildebeast stepped in at the end of the melee like " LOOK, ALL YALL CHILL!"
"Nothing can go wrong."
**Gets kicked on the face**
"Guys, why do I see the stairs of heaven."
The other hog held a long-time grudge, and this was the perfect moment for some payback
He’d been messin with the other hogs misses
Payback!
Revenge! I'm mad!
Nice joke but this is actually an instictual response shown by many animals when one of their own is incapacitated. It is an attempt to wake them up.
A few seconds later, that guy is back to business. That is one tough warthog
Incredible how fast and accurate zebras and horses can be with their kicks.
He needs some milk!!
Nor do I.
well, I get it! Lol, funny stuff!
Absolutely hilarious!!!! 😂😂😂
HAHAHAH!
Jeremy Greenidge hilarious lol
The zebra literally said:
Like ya cut G
*THUNK*
Damn that zebra is no joke when it connects with a kick, and that warthog definitely found out the hard way that avoiding a zebra when it's bucking is a good idea
Warthogs are so vile, one moment they all hung out then one homie is on the ground and everyone is ready to snatch his shoes.
"HE'S OUT HE'S OUT"
-Joe Rogan
His coach now hits him XD
Turned the lights out.
“HE BACK KICKED HIM IN THE FACE!”
- Joe Rogan
Ha ha I don’t know why this clip made me laugh so hard.
The warthog still tells his grandchildren about the day he took on 15 zebras and the mark he has on his head to show it.
Zebra was like, “I’m telling you, don’t try it dude. This ain’t gonna go your way.”
Damn, turned that hog into a window licker real quick 😂
Warthog charges, zebras disperse. Wilder beast pops up “DO WE HAVE A PROBLEM HERE?!”
This is NOT a Disney production.
This is Disney behind the scenes
If Disney is going to tell a warthog story, they need at least one parent to die.
I like the way the warthog gets up and runs after the zebras.
It doesn't, it got trucked by another hog.
All things aside...it is interesting how the Zebra and the Buffalo have teamed up and appear to be protecting each other at the waterhole. Natures alliance.
Pretty sure those are wildebeest and not buffalo
@@KingGogh Being Rhodesian born myself ...we prefer the Khoisan term which is Gnu! Now I speak English ...I tend to use the word Buffalo rather than Afrikaans which is relatively short lived compared to Khoisan. But I do have an intimate knowledge of the beast. The Dutch word Wildebeest means Antelope, where as Gnu means beast... Somewhere between Buffalo, antelope and horse. They have separate words for those three animals. So technically...you are wrong.
@@sqnhunterlmao by your flawed logic a wildebeest isn't an antelope but it's a horse. Just admit you're wrong
Pig didn't just see stars he saw the whole cosmos...
Other zebras be like: WORLD STAAAAR
You're crazy🤣🤣!!
7 years later and the RUclips algorithm keeping me more entertained than ever.
Either zebras are much larger than I thought or warthogs are much smaller than I had imagined
That aim! He actually lined the warthog up before delivering the kick, and a lateral kick at that.
That headbutt from the other warthog actually cured it.
if you know anything about zebras, you do know that when they kick, its not just out of instinct, but they kick to kill. that warthog got really lucky the other kicks didnt landed.
i love how the zebra took a pause and looked the warthog dead in the eyes to make sure it didnt miss
Warthog: Kicked into another dimension
Other Warthogs: *LOOKS LIKE MEATS BACK ON THE MENU BOYS*
Omg hahahahaha. Didn't expect to see this Uruk Hai reference here 😂😂😂
The Flex seal guy: “That’s a lotta Damage!”
It's Phill Swift
Reading your comment right after watching pewdiepie's video. Boolllll😂😂😂😂
“Roger I warned you last Wednesday what would happen if you yeeted up my back like that”
Warthogs immediately attacking the lying injured warthog is astonishing!!
😂😂 It got mad cause it missed the first kick. These Zebras out here wildin
The zebra should do more of that when lions approach them.
The others were like... "bro you good?"
Daddy W-hog was like, "nah he hasnt learned enough!" WHABAAAM!
the other hogs chase him for being kicked in the head, good mates
Little Chuck was never the same after that kick in the head
Warthogs always like to headbutt em when they're down.
Even the wildebeest was like "bruh back tf up."
That was beautifully precise. Didn’t even need the next kicks. Kinda lucky piggie got laid out on first strike and avoided more damage.
He took a dive
Poor little guy gets the shaft from everyone. He’s probably like wtf god give me a break
Nah, he just want some comfort-sex..
That’s the real sweet chin music!!…HBZ heart break zebra 😂😅
Mans got hit with a sweet chin music from a zebra and then an F5 from his so called homie. And I thought I was having a bad day 😢