Showing posts with label unexpected animal behaviour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label unexpected animal behaviour. Show all posts

Friday, 8 November 2013

Sea lion swipes fish right off the dock


The thing about wildlife is, it's wild. As in unpredictable. As in disrespectful when you're on camera. Check out the sea lion that gets in on the action as Mike "The Griz" Ritz of "Adventures South of the Border" and chef Yvan Mucharrz of Capella Pedregal pose on the dock in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico while filming an episode of a new Travel Channel show called "Chef on the Water."

In the video, Ritz and Mucharrz are minding their own business, posing with their catches... until Mucharrz is suddenly fishless. Cue the sad trombone.

The sea lion, known to locals as "Pancho," has demonstrated a knack for snatching fish away from humans before. 

Yahoo News spoke with Ritz about the encounter. He said Pancho is blind in one eye and a bit on the portly side. "He's too old and too fat to hunt on his own," Ritz said. Normally, the sea lion begs for food from fishermen, who often oblige. This time, he took the initiative.

And considering this was being filmed for a TV show, we have to wonder if perhaps the encounter wasn't quite as random as it appears. Still, good video, bro. And good catch, sea lion. You could play for the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Friday, 20 July 2012

VIPeed: Circus tiger gives audience a real show


A group of top businessmen got more than they bargained for from a night at the circus when a tiger urinated on their VIP box. Fortunately, their spirits weren’t dampened.
The tiger, nicknamed Kesha, answered the call of nature right in the middle of the night’s performance  in the Kazakhstan city of Ekibastuz, reports Interfax citing an eyewitness.
“The jet launched over two meters and hit the VIP box,” the witness said.
“The tiger was sitting atop a stand when the tamer cracked his whip. But instead of performing the act, the tiger lifted his leg and targeted the people occupying the expensive seats,” another witness told Novosti-Kazakhstan news agency.
The ludicrous incident provoked quite a lot of laughter around, but didn’t interrupt the show. None of the guests who suffered the surprise left the circus.
The animal is part of the Old Moscow Circus troupe, which is touring Kazakhstan at present. It has been performing in Ekibastuz for about two weeks.

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