Africa’s Deadliest use power, stealth and deception combined with lightning-fast reactions to catch and kill their prey. They strike out of the blue. Victims don’t even see them coming.



Source: National Geographic Wild

Strength in numbers can tip the scales of survival, and some predators pool their resources. By hunting in teams, they’re capable of more power, ferocity, and strategy than any killer working alone. Perfected over millenia, their bodies are built to kill.



Source: National Geographic Wild

Africa’s predators wield some deadly weapons, from potent venom that dissolves internal organs, to razor sharp claws that can slice through thick hide.



Source: National Geographic Wild