Top 20 SAVAGE Animal Rivalries

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These animal rivalries have been going down for millennia. Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for our favorite arch nemeses of the animal kingdom. Our countdown of the most savage animal rivalries includes Cheetah vs. Hyena, Wolf vs. Coyote, Crocodile vs. Anaconda, Honeybee vs. Asian Giant Hornet, Dolphin vs. Shark, and more! Did we miss your pick for the animal kingdom’s greatest beef? Let us know in the comments!

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  8. There's a reason they say "it's a jungle out there"

    To quote Ben Kingsley:
    "If you can't learn to run with the pack one of these days you'll be someone's dinner"

    Basically if you can't fight your way to the top you're screwed

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  14. Fact checks
    20. Cheetahs rarely if ever scavenge, they are too lightweight to fight other predators off a carcass.
    19. Chimpanzees and bonobos don't even live in the same area. They are separated by the Congo River so they would never meet in the wild.
    16. Saltwater crocodiles are extinct on Komodo Island but are found on Rinca where Komodo dragons also live but the two species rarely interact so it barely qualifies as a rivalry.
    10. Anacondas only share their range with two crocodile species, the Orinoco and American crocodiles. Both species are very large and are too big for an anaconda to threaten. Anacondas more often go after caimans which are smaller and are more closely related to alligators.

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  15. "…bonobos were originally referred to as pygmy chimpanzees."

    They're still called that. That's what they _are_.

    "Chimpanzee" is not a species. It's a genus. There are two extant chimpanzee species: the common chimp, and the pygmy chimp, also called the bonobo.

    Saying "chimpanzees and bonobos" is like saying "birds and chickens". They aren't separate groups.

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  16. Number 12 on this list was actually something I foreshadowed in my fanfiction. The long story being, An Unwritten Dress Code, where Don Karnage makes it his mission to wipe out the entire pant-less trend. That said, number 1 was recurringly referenced on TaleSpin, where Karnage made his recurring debuts. But it still shows less of him than there is in my fanfiction.

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  17. I once came across an extremely graphic and disturbing video involving a pregnant deer and a Komodo dragon but YouTube keeps deleting my comment on this video due to my attempts at trying to describe what is seen in said video.

    That fact alone should be indicative of how upsetting that video is.

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  19. Sperm Whale vs. Giant Squid. We've never seen this tussle between marine leviathans, but the aftermath is quite clear when examining the scarred bodies of sperm whales. Giant squid seem to be the favorite food of sperm whales, but they don't go down without a fight. Their barbed suckers leave extensive scars on the hides of whales, and their thick beaks very often upset the stomachs of the victorious sperm whales. In fact, some of the earliest accounts of giant squid have come from the discovery of their carcasses after whales have vomited them up on beaches.

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