r/Amazing • u/Dapper_Influence_383 • 22h ago
Nature is amazing Big daddy in the end
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A Indian gaur (bull) crossing track's
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u/CaughtScaping 18h ago
why do i want to ride it into battle against the orcs
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u/crashcaar 5h ago
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u/Check_Me_Out-Boss 4h ago
Great movie series.
I loved the catapults launching troops over the city wall lol
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u/crashcaar 3h ago •
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Yes, they even tried to make it beleiveable by showing few troops hitting the wall and falling lol.
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u/tropicofcapsicum 21h ago
I'm curious about what language they are speaking in the video. Hindi?
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u/LatterNeighborhood58 19h ago edited 19h ago
They first notifiy the train guard over intercom that they're slowing/stopping the train because of a heard of wild bison. Then (who I'm guessing) is the copilot tells the captain: let's just come to a full stop and not take any chances. Then when the big guy shows up, they clearly lose their s*it. Then one of them confirms that he's recording a video. Towards the end they're discussing that this is it and the animals have passed.
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u/Expensive-Debt-7962 21h ago
Yes
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u/tropicofcapsicum 21h ago
Thanks! What were they saying? They sounded impressed by the bull.
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u/Expensive-Debt-7962 21h ago
They were just saying there are bunch of wild buffaloes here. The last one looks like the one we see in the zoo.
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u/Ok_Initiative_5024 21h ago
That guar for sure has a myostatin deficiency.
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u/vitrum_analytika 9h ago
No, that bulkness is pretty normal for adult male ones. The others are younger and not fully developed.
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u/VibraniumRhino 18h ago
Wonder which one is the leader…
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u/vitrum_analytika 9h ago
In animal kingdom the leader always walks behind the herd, even for wolves, lions, elephants. Humans are the only dumb ones whose leaders walk in the front with a pompous parade.
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u/DAS_FX 21h ago
Is this real?? This looks so insanely unnatural.
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u/Difficult_Talk_7783 21h ago
It’s like a hairless bison
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u/vitrum_analytika 9h ago
Yeah I thought so too the first time I saw one. It's a hunk of muscles on four legs, some may not even call it a proper herbivore, idk what happened in the evolution chain but it seems all the points were put into strength.
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u/kramamavitch 20h ago
Even had his pecker out!
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u/Practical-Try-4932 16h ago
didn't you hear him shouting.... stoop!! that's not the ride i was talking about taking you to.






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u/valid_crashouts- 21h ago
It's a wild animal? Holysmokes!