Lions And Crocodiles In The Wild Rhetorical Analysis

In the documentary that was been produced and shown in the National Geographic. Lions and crocodiles are the highlight of the video. They are known being the predators in the wild. Also lions are entitled as the King of the Jungle. Because they are known to be the hunters. And also the scariest animal that lives in the jungle. As the document starts, the wildebeests are the first prey that the lions are going to attack. It was shown (0:34) of the video. It shows that the wildebeests are forming a formidable barriers to protect each other from the predators that are trying to get or catch them. Because once a prey was been out of that barrier and left alone, the predators are going to corner it. That’s how the lions work to catch their prey. While crocodiles in the (2:06), have different tactics on catching its prey. Because it is silently moving towards to its prey and once it has a chance, it will start to move and doesn’t let the prey to flee.
Because it is dry season, many predators are trying to have their prey to be their lunch. In the (9:30) zebras are drinking water to supply and replenish themselves. But a crocodile was present there and silently moving to catch one of its prey. And it succeeded. In the (10:48), baby zebra was thirsty and even took the pride just to rejuvenate itself. But that was the bad decision that was been made by the zebra. Because the crocodiles noticed it and some of them are not eating for