Animal Gangland Smackdown!

I watched a movie called ''Caught on Safari'' just now and it was like, CRAZY! It showed lions hunting buffaloes. Firstly, the lions took up position on top of a hill, three lions on the hill, one at the side of the hill and another two on the other side of the hill. Buffaloes have bad sense of sight and hearing, so they compensate those with an acute sense of smell. But the wind was blowing with the lions, so the buffaloes couldn't smell the lions approaching. Minutes after the lions arrived, they burst forward like olympic sprinters, but only much faster. They was targeting a small and slow calf. Lions have the ability to sprint faster than a calf because they are much more experienced in hunting and chasing. But they can only keep this speed for short distances whereas buffaloes can keep theirs for long distances. But the burst of speed was enough to chase down a weak calf. One lion was charging so fast that when it jumped and tackled the calf, both the lion and the calf tumbled down into a lake. Then the lion's comrades joined in the kill. Most of them went for the neck, presumably trying to suffocate their prey as fast as they could. They even turned their prey upside-down! While the lions were dragging the calf out of the lake, BOOM! A croc, about 8 meters long, went up the bank and bite at the calf's leg. It was like a tug of war between the lions and the croc. The croc was about to win but for some unknown reason it let go, maybe because it's tired or it didn't want a hard meal. So, the lions win. They dragged the calf up dry land. Much to my surprise, the calf wasn't dead yet! It was not weird when the whole herd of the calf came back for it.There were approximately 6 lions surrounding the half dead calf. At first the hornless buffaloes stood in front of the herd, then the tough alpha males came toward the front and gored the lions! 4 lions were gored and chased away. The two remaining lions were also gored later. One of them were gored so hard that it flew sky high, bloody! It was a privilege to see such violence in the animal world. But it was bloody!