A deep hoofprint was kicked into the Bull Shark's back.
Two hoofprints the size of millstones sank in, and the Bull Shark's skin became swollen and bruised.
It whipped its tail violently and fled into the distance without a second glance.
Red Hare, despite starting later, arrived first. It overtook the shark from behind and galloped in front of it.
The Bull Shark's movements faltered. It froze for a moment, unable to comprehend why this four-legged fish was now in front of it.
The next second, it understood.
An ever-enlarging hoofprint came rushing toward its face.
The seawater shuddered violently, stirring up a large undercurrent.
The Bull Shark's head caved in directly, becoming a flattened pancake.
A normal adult wild horse's hind-leg kick can generate several tons of force, enough to severely injure a lion with a single blow.
