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Puma takes on Guanaco 3 Times Her Weight Seven Worlds, One Planet BBC Earth

Puma takes on Guanaco 3 Times Her Weight Seven Worlds, One Planet BBC Earth

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Guanacos stand at two metres tall and weight three times the amount of a female puma. Will this mother be able to provide a meal for her growing cubs? Stephen: We do the same thing too eat rather you have a job or not what you got too do or go through too get paid too but food rather you on your job or on the streets. You need money too but food people on your job is burdensome a pain in the ass obstacles you have too get around. you don't want too quick you need your job so you hang in there. on the streets you got too hustle of whatever you do too get paid always looking over. Your shoulder. You got too eat. you surviving.
Date: 2020-08-24

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Wow, i did not know such prey was that difficult for a puma, id assumed shes as easy as a deer. Her multiple neck shakes was such life-saving skill!
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Had never seen a predator falling on to the ground and still successfully chasing down the prey again, and again and again!
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