Lion Pride Assault on Hedgehog – A Funny Encounter: A Lion Shot Through the Nose by Hedgehog, Comrades Assist in Removing the Spike

On the African savanna,Lion prides are the most powerful predatory groups,with a wide hunting range, almost all animals on the savanna are on the lion pride's menu, but lion prides don't always succeed. A photographer once captured a scene where a lion pride surrounded a hedgehog, and the hedgehog stood 'calmly' defending itself, preventing the lions from attacking; the lion pride's lion was finally injured by the hedgehog,In lion hunting, lionesses are the cooperative hunters, the lionesses first spread out and form a fan-shaped encirclement around the prey, trapping the prey in the middle, and then approach from multiple directions, depriving the prey of any escape direction, ultimately leading to its capture. This,hedgehog,was also surrounded, but the lion pride couldn't manage to capture it.According to the photographer, thinking the hedgehog was about to strut away, one lion in the pride immediately launched a surprise attack from behind. As a result, the lion was embarrassed, and the hedgehog was not harmed, but,this lion's nose was directly pierced by the hedgehog's quills,causing such a wound.A hedgehog's attack power is limited, but its defensive capabilities are very strong, they have defensive organs important to enemies, spines along its back and tail are long and hard, these spines can reach up to 35 centimeters, like arrows, if a ferocious beast is pierced, it will inevitably suffer injuries, and even starve to death due to injuries.

Many ferocious beasts are injured by hedgehogs' quills, and,some solitary ferocious beasts cannot pull out the quills themselves,the wound is prone to infection and death. While lion prides are group animals, especially lionesses in the pride are very united and helpful, unwilling to harm their comrades, other lions come to help the injured lion pull out the arrow, needing the help of comrades to pull out the quills difficult.Hedgehog species are known for having spines, they are weapons for defense, therefore hedgehog quills are easily detached, some species can even eject quills, the spines behind the hedgehog's body are more developed than the front, the typical defensive posture is to turn the body towards the enemy or forcefully stab the enemy with quills!Pay attention to six-dimensional nature, follow the natural order to understand nature!