What Will Happen to the Antelope?
When it sees the snake wrapped too tightly, it takes both the rock python and the antelope away.
A African rock python (scientific name: Python sebae) has successfully captured a young antelope. The mother antelope can only watch helplessly as her offspring is gradually constricted by the predator. However, a third party has appeared and is approaching this python.
Unfortunately, this is not a savior but rather the most opportunistic predator of the African savanna, a spotted hyena. It has spotted an easy meal and is determined to try to pull the antelope away from the rock python.
Upon realizing that the python is wrapped too tightly, it takes both the rock python and the antelope away. Seeing this, the python abandons the antelope and flees up a tree. At this moment, the hyena leisurely benefits from the situation without much effort.
