The article discusses various animal rivalries in the wild. It begins by mentioning that there are over 15 lakh species of animals, many of which have natural enemies. The article highlights several examples, including:
* A python and a crocodile in Australia, where the python emerged victorious in a 5-hour battle.
* A cheetah and a baboon, where the baboon is known to be fearless and can even attack a group of cheetahs.
* A tiger and a bear, where the bear's mother defended her cub against the tiger and ultimately won the fight.
* A mongoose and a snake, where the mongoose's thick skin and agility protect it from the snake's poison.
* A secretary bird and a snake, where the bird's powerful attack and agility allow it to kill the snake.
* A net and a bee, where the bee's colony works together to defend against the net's attacks.
* A hippo and a crocodile, where the hippo can be a formidable opponent despite its seemingly docile nature.
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Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. There are over 15 lakh species of animals living on our planet.
2. Animals of different species interact with each other.
3. Cats and dogs, mongoose and snakes, and other animals have natural enmities.
4. In the jungle, wars between animals are mainly due to hunger and protection from danger.
5. Azhar and crocodile are both huge and dangerous creatures with similar diets.
6. If an azhar and a crocodile fight, it's difficult to say who will win.
7. A Facebook page named Didi Wildlife Bank shared a video of a python killing a crocodile in Australia in 2019.
8. The cheetah is the fastest animal in the world, running at a speed of 80-100 km/h.
9. Babul monkeys are large and always angry.
10. Cheetahs and babul monkeys have a natural enmity.
11. A bear and a tiger fought in Maharashtra's Nehru Park in 2018, with the bear emerging victorious.
12. Mongooses and snakes are mortal enemies, fighting for survival.
13. Mongooses have thick skin and produce glycoprotein, making them resistant to snake venom.
14. Secretary birds have a unique appearance, with half their body resembling a hawk and half resembling a stork.
15. Secretary birds have long legs and can fly, but prefer to run.
16. Secretary birds and snakes have a natural conflict, with the birds attacking the snakes for food.
17. The force of a secretary bird's attack is five times its body weight.
18. Japanese bees have developed a pest control mechanism to defend against thieves.
19. The mechanism involves swarming around the intruder, attacking it, and creating a temperature of up to 50 degrees Celsius to kill it.
20. Hippos are the neighbors of crocodiles and can be dangerous and scary.
21. Hippos can run at a speed of 30 kilometers per hour and eat a lot.
22. Scientists have recently discovered that hippos can also be carnivorous.
23. Nile crocodiles are considered one of the most dangerous wild animals in Africa, attacking people 270 to 750 times a year.
24. Crocodiles and hippos share the same territory in some parts of Africa, but generally avoid each other.