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Hyenas vs Baboon: A Bitten Baboon Rode a Warthog to Outrun Three Hyenas

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Published Oct 14, 2026, 2:26 AM · 4d ago

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777
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A young olive baboon bitten by a turtle, three spotted hyenas closing in on its scream, and the only way out is the back of a frightened warthog. This baboon riding warthog chase follows one young olive baboon (Papio anubis), one common warthog (Phacochoerus africanus), a clan of three spotted hyenas (Crocuta crocuta) and one African helmeted turtle (Pelomedusa subrufa) across the dry-season plains of Tarangire, Tanzania. It all starts at a drying waterhole. The young baboon wanders off from its troop, pokes a helmeted turtle, tips it over — and reaches for its head. The jaws clamp shut. The baboon's scream carries across the plain, and in the tall grass a spotted hyena lifts its head. Three hyenas fan out, the baboon bolts on three legs, and it leaps onto a digging warthog. What follows is a non-stop getaway: jaws that snap a hair behind the warthog's rump, a hyena racing ahead to block the path, a hard swerve that almost throws the passenger off, an ambush in the tall grass, a splash through a dry river bed and a dive under the acacia thorns. Then the clan falls apart, one hyena at a time. Real spotted hyena, warthog, baboon and turtle behaviour in this episode — spotted hyenas can run at about 60 km/h, respond to distress calls from far away and hunt mostly in the cool of the night; their famous giggle signals excitement; warthogs run with the tail held straight up and turn far tighter than a hyena; a baboon's bared-teeth grin is a face of fear; and the helmeted turtle folds its neck sideways and bites hard when handled. If you searched for baboon vs hyena, hyenas vs warthog or spotted hyena hunting, this is the chase — with a very unlucky warthog at the end of it. 00:00 - Three Hyenas Chase a Warthog Carrying a Baboon 00:43 - Olive Baboon Troop Crosses Tarangire 00:58 - Young Baboon Meets a Helmeted Turtle 01:37 - The Turtle Bites the Baboon's Finger 01:52 - Alone on the Plain, the Baboon Screams 02:07 - A Spotted Hyena Clan Hears the Cry 02:29 - Three Hyenas Fan Out Around the Baboon 03:00 - Hyena Charges, the Baboon Runs on Three Legs 03:30 - Baboon Jumps Onto a Warthog's Back 03:51 - Hyena Snaps at the Warthog's Rump 04:27 - Hyena Ambush in the Tall Grass 05:00 - Warthog Splashes Through a Dry River Bed 05:25 - Warthog Dives Under the Thorn Bushes 05:52 - Striped Hyena Crashes Into Acacia Thorns 06:25 - Pale Hyena Skids and Rolls in the Dust 06:40 - The Clan Leader Runs Out of Steam 07:35 - Baboon Thanks the Warthog 07:54 - The Warthog Has Had Enough 08:24 - Young Baboon Rejoins Its Troop ⚠️ AI-generated footage and AI voice. Every behaviour shown is documented natural history of the olive baboon, the warthog, the spotted hyena and the helmeted turtle; a baboon riding a warthog away from hyenas is a dramatised scenario that has not been recorded in the wild. 🔔 Subscribe for a new predator vs prey showdown every week. 👇 Who was the real hero — the baboon that jumped, or the warthog that never stopped running? #Warthog #Hyena #Tarangire
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olive baboonwarthogspotted hyenahelmeted turtleafrican wildlifeanimal behaviorwildlife documentary

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