Comments by "" (@thomasneal9291) on "Latest Sightings" channel.

  1.  @broadbandislife  it is rather humorous to watch. then it makes me sad that there are still so many ignorant people in the world.
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  2. DEEP tissue massage.
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  3.  @brushwolf  or maybe.. go touch grass instead.
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  4. amazing footage.
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  5. against the park rules, and for good reason.
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  6. yeah, fortunately for all the African predators, wildebeest aren't known for their intelligence.
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  7.  @nelsonw9483  hyenas are mammals at the top of the food chain... yet most humans hate them. it's fucking stupid.
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  8. crocodile was not still alive ;p I think that elephant was trying to invent a new dance called "The croc Stomp".
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  9. very
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  10.  @LudicrousCunningFox  not a buck that big. they will attack it from behind, and slowly make it bleed out from dozens of bite wounds, and then tear its intestines out while it is still kicking. not exactly pleasant, though by that point the buck would probably be in shock.
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  11. More like practice than play.
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  12. croc was already stomped to oblivion before we get to see the vid clip. elephant was just beating a dead... croc by that point.
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  13. He should have gotten kicked out of the reserve for his behavior. seriously.
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  14. learn something new every day. so did I! turns out they are actually more closely related to striped civets from Madagascar. If you ever saw the movie "Madagascar" about the adventures of escaped zoo animals from new york, the "foosa" on the island belong to the same family.
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  15.  @vedicwarriorOriginal  nah, just you.
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  16. Boomslangs are rear-fanged snakes, meaning that they really have to get their entire mouth on something to be able to inject venom. the Chameleon was doing a pretty good job of defending itself until it failed to turn quick enough at 0:32. the snake did a test strike there, and saw the chameleon was unable to fully turn to meet it, so then fully struck right after and managed to inject venom. Chameleon was doomed after that, the defensive bite was far too late to make a difference. Boomslangs do not inject a lot of venom, but it is VERY toxic.
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  17. "the lions only attack the rear of the buffalo" one, that's simply inaccurate. they also ripped a giant hole above the shoulder. two, the rear is where the skin is thinnest. the idea is to make the buffalo bleed out. just like wild dogs hunt, btw. You really don't know what you are talking about.
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  18. uh, that was a pretty big hippo. We have NO idea what happened that lions ended up predating upon it.
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  19. NO. please don't. stupid quick clips strung together like this with no context is a dime a dozen on youtube. go back to what you were doing. this kind of video absolutely fucking SUCKS!
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  20. they must be used to it. which tells me it happens all the time. which tells me the people who run this reserve need to be replaced.
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  21. Those are buffalo, not bison.
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  22.  @R3d3y35  very buddhist of you.
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  23.  @nicoctane1669  I've seen this happen myself with rattlesnakes/rabbits. if they are disturbed while eating, they will regurgitate and try to run. this was indeed 100% the person shooting the video's fault. people need to learn to keep their fucking distance when filming things.
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  24.  @Charzilian  "first of all, that animal is way too big for that python to eat." wrong. " Second, if it did succeed on swallowing it, and the horns didn't stab through (it would have," wrong. " it would have died anyway because it's too big of a meal." wrong. "This is a natural event," wrong. the person doing the photography got WAY too close and panicked the snake. I've seen this happen myself, many times. -yours truly, an actual herpetologist.
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  25.  @thechaoboy3754  you're a fucking idiot.
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  26.  @Crocutaalpha  what's clear is that you are completely delusional and need to see a therapist.
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  27. is this your channel? no? yeah... stfu and let them do what they want with their own channel.
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  28. thinnest skin. hippos have very very thick skin in most places.
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  29. "I've...make a terrible mistake. Uh... Have a nice day, i'll just be going this way..."
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  30.  @vivianvandermerwe1380  unless you are trained to locate them, leopards are hard to spot no matter what. plus, they are usually nocturnal, making them even less likely to spot. amateurs on "safari" are not a good way to track how common a species is.
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  31. it did. it was the photographer that didn't think things through.
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  32. Just looking for his gourmet coffee fix.
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  33. Aardwolf
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  34. uh, lions DO kill elephants. example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4nG4JsAyKY
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  35.  @rex_schd  " not all snake can dislocate their jaw" this is incorrect. being able to dislocate your lower jaw from the upper is in fact a distinguishing characteristic OF snakes.
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  36. the tour guide is not supposed to be on ANY "side". he should have been telling the tourists to shut their yaps and just take pictures.
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  37. I swear this place should REQUIRE the tourists to bring a proper camera. a fucking CELL PHONE? really? ugh.
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  38. or at least driver her out of his territory. yup. leopards are loners.
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  39. "vultures accumulate lots of nasty toxins and diseases in their bodies from eating putrid carcasses" actually that's a myth.
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  40. you need help then. suggest divorce, followed by serious therapy for you.
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  41. the baboons actually look pretty relaxed, not "hanging on for dear life". click bait titles do not really reflect your space, do they? if so, I'm done here.
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  42. disagree. the point of this channel is to display interesting behavior happening in the reserve. that is exactly what this was.
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  43.  @Crocutaalpha  " Don't start making things up or writing down your fantasy" ROFLMAO. projection much?
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  44. er, nope. lions do not hunt healthy hippos. hippos outweigh them by an order of magnitude. their claws cannot even penetrate their skin.
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  45. lol
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  46.  @shooshooshooshooshooter  they do hunt. if male lions didn't ever hunt... there would be no male lions.
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  47. "HIS" food? sorry, but 9/10 it's HER food, since she actually did the work catching it, and HE is the one who stole it. that's how lions work. it's primarily the females in a pride that do the hunting.
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  48. I'm sure the rabbit agrees.
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  49.  @itsok2bwhiteendanti-whiteh548  you're living in literal denial. how is that working out for you? I can reasonably assume your entire family is on welfare.
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  50.  @SperoinDeo  your religion literally makes you ignore reality. how's that working out for you?
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