Lions often kill as many as they can, but for some unknown reason do not eat them. However Hyenas usually follow and steal them
They could, but can't catch them unless they are young or injured animals.
They do eat the prey alive, but it is thought that the prey die more quickly this way than if being killed by lions for example
Dogs in the wild will hunt their food, usually be hiding to sneak up on it and then chasing the victim, finally pouncing on it to bring it to the ground for the kill. They will eat it raw. Dogs sometimes hunt in packs, to corner the prey, making it impossible for escape. African Wildies will usually hunt things like deer and smaller prey such as rabbits etc.
The African wild dog does not need much camouflage to cach their meals, they rely on swiftness, stealth, and teamwork to catch their prey. But when a predator comes, the dogs' diverse mottled coat blends in with its surrondings
African Wild Dogs fill the niche of helping larger animals obtain food because they catch their prey and then larger animals steal their prey. African Wild Dogs also fill the niche of helping maintain the population of animals such as gazelles so the plants they eat will not become extinct.
they catch tails or rear ends of prey to catch.
They used to be distributed over 39 countries. About 500,000 animals. They live in deciduous forests where prey is more plentiful, Botswana, Namibia, South Africa, Zimbabwe. There are isolated packs in Mozambique, Kenya and Zambia
hyenas prey on the pups
Ostriches are birds of prey. Their predators include lions, cheetahs, African hunting dogs, spotted hyena and leopards. Warthogs, jackals, Egyptian vultures and mongoose are predators to ostrich nests and young ostriches.
Technically, all dogs can be hunters. Some breeds have the hunting instinct honed by special breeding. Hunting dogs speciallize in tracking and killing prey. It will be easier to bring out the hunting instinct in a hunting dog, but it isn't impossible to train a non-hunting dog to hunt.
African wild dogs will prey on cheetah cubs.
cats hunting for prey and dogs sniffing other dogs out like they would in the wild to see who they are
yes, they are hunting dogs breed for their ability sniff out prey.
Some dogs instinctively are protective guard dogs. While guarding itself does not include hunting all dogs have the same instinct as their wild cousins when it comes to hunting. They chase animals and kill them if they can catch them but actual hunting must be taught from generation to generation with dogs.
Dogs in the wild will hunt their food, usually be hiding to sneak up on it and then chasing the victim, finally pouncing on it to bring it to the ground for the kill. They will eat it raw. Dogs sometimes hunt in packs, to corner the prey, making it impossible for escape. African Wildies will usually hunt things like deer and smaller prey such as rabbits etc.
They are not scent hunting dogs, they hunt primarily by sight. The can sniff out prey but they are no match for a hound in that area.
No, they are complete opposites. Predators are the ones hunting, and the prey is what the predator is hunting.
The African wild dog does not need much camouflage to cach their meals, they rely on swiftness, stealth, and teamwork to catch their prey. But when a predator comes, the dogs' diverse mottled coat blends in with its surrondings
all African birds of prey hunt for prey.