Despite a brutal snowstorm in Staten Island, this buck still managed to grab some dinner. This would've been a hard opportunity to pass up for any deer hunter — especially with the deer population getting more and more out of control in Staten Island.

These owls might think they're safe up in a tree, thirty feet off the ground, but the hungry leopard below shouldn't be underestimated. Crouched and waiting to spring into action down below, the leopard bolts up the tree in a flash before the owls have a chance to fly off. During the panic of ...

There's probably nothing a pike won't try to eat if given the chance and we've seen our fair share of clips of them gulping down anything they can get their mouths around. But that doesn't mean we get tired of seeing it. For instance, this rat is being dragged through the water when a pike comes ...

You would think that an alligator wouldn't have to worry about any natural predators in the swamp that had any chance of causing it harm. Except for other larger gators, there's nothing out there that's bigger than them. This hungry alligator snapper shows us that sometimes ferocity overcomes ...

The African bullfrog just might be nature's vacuum cleaner. No matter what is put in the box with them or dangled in front of their face, they eat it, no questions asked. From crickets to mice, they tackle anything and eat it as if it's the first meal they've had in weeks. It's not clear how many ...

It's no secret that the northern pike is an eating machine that feels nothing other than the urge to feed (apparently) and will attempt to eat, successfully in most cases, anything that crosses its path. It looks like this fish chose the wrong pike to play chicken with and ended up to ...