Fishing & outdoorsWildCoreWild Dogs Made a Fatal Mistake Attacking This Porcupine

Wild Dogs Made a Fatal Mistake Attacking This Porcupine

Long-form7:29Pets & Animals3.2× channel median

Published Sep 24, 2026, 5:00 PM · 3w ago

WildCore
WildCore
376 subscribers · median 3.3K views
Views
10,478
+3 views/hour
Likes
25
0.2% of views
Comments
0
0.00% of views

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Views / hour now
3
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Peak views / hour
3
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Avg views / day
473
since upload
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vs channel median
3.2×
Rank in channel
#5
of 20 tracked
Engagement
0.2%
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Description

African wild dogs boast a 90% hunt success rate, bringing down prey with speed and numbers. But when a hungry pack targets an African crested porcupine, their proven tactics collapse against 30,000 razor-sharp, barbed quills. Watch how a single defensive specialist turns the tables on Africa’s most relentless predators and forces the entire pack to retreat. 🔔 Subscribe to WildCore for more unfiltered wildlife encounters and survival battles! 💬 Which predator do you think will dare challenge the porcupine next? Share your thoughts below. #WildCore #Wildlife #AfricanWildDog #Porcupine #NatureDocumentary #AnimalEncounters #Survival
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