Drone vs. roo
The only thing more fun than a drone-borne camera is a drone-borne camera getting attacked by an animal.
This eastern gray kangaroo was just hopping along one day when a drone was sent to observe Australia's Hunter Valley. When the camera-mounted flyer got too close, the roo decided to engage in its patented two-paw attack. The drone was sent flying in the wrong direction...down.
Ram on
This black ram put his horns to use when a noisy FPV drone ruined its chi. The drone's owner was also chased away.
Going ape
The stock phrase took on a whole new meaning when the drone behind this image met its match: a chimp with low tolerance for flying objects.
The drone, which was carrying a GoPro at a Dutch zoo, was continuously attacked, and eventually defeated by a chimp with a stick.
Hawk attack
This majestic creature of the sky didn't take too kindly to a perceived rival. The white hawk took down a flying quadcopter/camera setup in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Tastes like chicken?
This hungry Florida gator tried to leap toward a drone flying above a Naples swamp, but alas, he'd had too many donuts. Or fish. Or other gators. We'd rather not think about that too hard. Point is: The drone got away...this time.
Leaping leopard!
We bet this drone wished it never challenged one of the fastest and fiercest animals of the jungle. Somehow, the drone got away...
If growls could kill
Check out this German shepherd angrily attacking an innocent drone that was just, you know, stone-cold chilling on the back of a truck.
Goosed!
A DJ Phantom Vision II drone was casually perusing a golf course when things got ugly. The resulting sophisticated movie, set to classical music, goes sour around minute 2:12, when a pair of geese brings the drone down.
We'll kick your bee-hind
This swarm of bees went after a quadcopter drone when it got too close for comfort.
Shark attack
If every week is Shark Week in your house, check out this footage of a drone courting shark-induced martyrdom off the coast of Portugal. Check out the awesome close-up of the culprit at the end.