Rams Battles. Butting of Rams That Makes Mountains Tremble.

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00:00 There are three things you can look at endlessly.

00:03 How the fire burns, how water flows, and how rims butt heads.

00:11 Watching how the rims, accelerating, butt their heads is an unusually charming sight.

00:27 Look how beautifully this rim dodged the blow.

00:31 Of course, not only rims butt heads.

00:39 Other horned animals behave in the same way.

00:43 But anyway, no one on the planet can butt head as professionally as a rim does.

00:56 And this is not surprising, because a rim learns to hit its head from childhood.

01:03 An adult rim easily breaks a bored 5 cm stick into chips.

01:19 Rims hit their head so often that sometimes it seems that they get some kind of bonus for it.

01:25 Therefore, people at all times asked a reasonable question.

01:32 Why do rims like to butt so much?

01:36 In response to this burning question, people have already come up with a lot of funny jokes.

01:47 Here, for example, is one of them.

01:49 They are angry that the horns are big, but they are of no use.

01:54 But let's put the jokes aside and find the true reasons for this behavior of rims.

02:00 Subscribe to the channel, share your opinion in the comments and live in harmony with nature.

02:11 The End

02:14 Rim is a very violent animal that loves to butt heads.

02:26 In fact, the butt heads just to show who is in charge here.

02:37 The Herd

02:40 See what curled horns this rim has. It is the leader of the herd.

02:46 It is customary for rims. The longer and larger the horns, the cooler the male.

02:55 Those who live in the countryside may have fights several times a day.

03:05 But they cannot compare to the fights that take place in the mountains.

03:12 Having accelerated, mountain rams crash into each other with strong foreheads.

03:23 The sound is very loud.

03:26 Like a shot from a gun.

03:30 Like a shot from a gun.

03:33 If something can't be compared with the impact force of a mountain sheep, then only with a sledgehammer.

03:48 The blow of a mountain sheep is terrible and ranges from 1900 kg and above.

03:59 No one knows exactly with what force a wild ram strikes.

04:04 It is only known that wild rams do not receive any damage during such blows. They don't even hurt.

04:15 But during these competitions they get very tired.

04:22 The ram that retreats first has lost.

04:26 This is how the herd determines who is strong and who is weak.

04:31 Headbutting helps ram build muscle, which makes them stronger.

04:38 Ancient people greatly respected these animals for their strength and fearlessness.

04:47 And even battle rams were made in the shape of their heads.

04:52 Look at these two that grappled with horns and exchanged headbutts.

04:57 We like the ram in the middle. It looks like he is the judge.

05:02 Wild rams are deadly to humans, but cases of these animals attacking humans have not been observed in history.

05:10 Perhaps they are less aggressive than domestic rams due to the fact that they live in freedom,

05:16 which means they have no territory restrictions.

05:21 Domestic rams are another matter.

05:25 Sometimes they are very aggressive.

05:30 They also like to start fights with other animals.

05:43 A ram can attack absolutely any animal.

05:50 If it is a fight with a goat, then the goat will suffer.

06:00 If it is a fight with a cow, the cow will get hurt.

06:11 A ram can attack a horse.

06:15 A camel if he finds it somewhere.

06:35 The ram even attacks bulls.

06:40 But the deer taught the ram a lesson.

07:03 By the way, with regard to domestic rams, unlike wild ones, they get injured when they hit their heads.

07:09 But most of all, the ram does not like cyclists.

07:14 A ram can attack a horse.

07:18 A camel if he finds it somewhere.

07:27 A ram can attack a cow.

07:41 And motorcyclists.

07:45 It is domestic rams that often attack people and can even take their lives.

08:05 A ram can attack a sheep.

08:09 There are many such cases, especially among shepherds.

08:17 Ram is a very independent creature with its own dignity.

08:23 The dominant male has authority over the entire herd

08:28 and perceives any outsider as a potential rival,

08:31 even if it is a man, the owner of the herd.

08:35 If you do not have such a skillful reaction as this grandpa,

08:42 then it is better not to come close to a ram.

08:46 After all, the main danger is that rams love to attack silently and suddenly.

08:55 In addition to animals, a ram can even quarrel with objects.

09:01 For example, there was a case when this animal attacked a drone and started biting it.

09:09 A ram can attack a horse.

09:19 This animal attacked a drone and started biting it.

09:24 There is also a case of a ram attacking an excavator.

09:30 These animals do not care what stands in their way.

09:44 And, as they say, they can do without food, but not without an extra reason to fight.

09:50 Have you ever seen a ram with four horns?

09:56 It's amazing and terrifying at the same time.

10:00 It's amazing and terrifying at the same time.

10:03 Four horns removed. How is it possible?

10:13 There are even ones with five horns.

10:17 Shepherds say that this happens, although rarely.

10:21 And here is what a ram looks like that does not like to get a haircut.

10:27 In order to avoid shearing, this ram hid in the caves of the Southern Isles for six years.

10:33 When this fugitive was finally caught, he had accumulated so much wool that he looked like a huge ball of fluff.

10:41 His wool would be enough to suit 20 men's suits of the largest size.

10:47 And here the sheep march in formation, like soldiers in an army.

10:52 Now you have seen everything.

10:55 Dear viewers, this is where we end our video.

10:59 Take care of yourself, don't argue with rams.

11:03 Be careful when you happen to be around them.

11:11 See you in the next episode, and we hope that everyone stays uninjured.

11:20 Everyone stays uninjured.

11:23 To be continued...

11:27 To be continued...

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