Published 20:39 IST, April 17th 2019

VIRAL: Buffalo gets stuck in a two-way battle on land and water, fights pride of lions and crocodile

Emerging as one of the most idiosyncratic incidences ever witnessed from the world of the wild, in Kruger National Park, a massive buffalo was stuck in a tight life-or-death situation between two predators. 

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Emerging as one of most idiosyncratic incidences ever witnessed from world of wild, in Kruger National Park, a massive buffalo was stuck in a tight life-or-death situation between two predators. 

Thrusted into a two-way battle on land and water, a massive buffalo was found in a situation where he was finding a way to save his life from a pride of lions on land and a crocodile in water, with where to go but fight. 

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blood-curdling wildlife drama was caught on camera by a tourist who n shared video on social media that soon became viral

At first, lone buffalo at edge of water body becomes a target for pride of lions who n escapes attack by entering water. However, as he goes deeper in water, beast lands up into jaws of crocodile, but mans to find his way out from re. 

As in video, buffalo could be seen coming back to land, wherein he is yet again center of attention for pride of big cats. But in a happy ending to story, helpless buffalo after fighting for his life gets help from a massive herd of muscular buffalos who man to chase big cats away. 

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This is t first time that people around Kruger National Park have witnessed an extraordinary site and  wildlife here has never failed to amuse. A video surfaced last year on Twitter where pride of lion hunted an African buffalo, tore prey apart on road, fed on it and n one of lions came to rest against cars waiting to watch episode. 

An African buffalo or a Cape buffalo is largest subspecies found in Sourn and East Africa. An adult could weigh an aver of 590 kilos. 

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