Comments by "Shafqat Ishan" (@shafqatishan437) on "Latest Sightings" channel.

  1. Actually they do it because the elder bull elephants cast them away from the herd to disallow them from mating with females. These young bulls are in reality extremely 'horny' sexually frustrated males that take their frustrations out on anything they find, be it trees or other animals.
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  2.  @wrucebayne9626  that isn't entirely true. Cheetah are not like dogs. They're pretty strong for their built. Their dew claw is the biggest in cat family which helps them trip down even the largest of the antelopes. Cheetahs are poor fighters but they're impressive predators.
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  3. Leopards feel stressed staying on one tree for a long time. They try to bolt away whenever they see an opportunity. The wild dogs lured it into thinking they were far enough while some of them were hiding.
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  4.  @cintronproductions9430  baby animals? Really? You mean sub-adult wildebeest or warthog? Get your facts straight. Cheetahs are not built for fight that's why they're overcautious, but they're capable of taking down large prey in their own right.
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  5.  @lonewolf_dre4054  if they faught they'd get injury and become unable to hunt which would cause their death.
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  6. Actually there's recorded case of pythons constrincting and swallowing large honey badger.
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  7. It wasn't for food, it was to eliminate competition
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  8.  @xavierjones9777  tigers kill muggar crocs which are smaller than nile crocs
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  9. Lionessbians
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  10. ​ @bingus8864  nah, they jump from far higher with no problems.
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  11.  @sveoo6448  nah the hippo would've attacked but the horns made it rethink and back off. Even though the hippo could kill it, a stab from those horns isn't something it would want to receive.
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  12. ​ @josepha6621 doesn't matter, the croc is still too small to hunt a wildebeest or zebra
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  13. Tigers are solitary, they rarely share
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  14. Yup, luckily it wasn't a lion. Had it been a lion, it would've gone straight for the throat of that leopard
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  15. @The Forbidden One use brain if u have any. It's stupid to ask for videos when the outcome is obvious.
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  16.  @JesusSkateboardsdotnet  they don't bother large pythons
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  17.  @cintronproductions9430  I think you've mistaken the scene. Cheetahs often play with baby gazelles after capturing one. By this they teach their cubs how to hunt.
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  18. I think both are female here
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  19. Lionessbians! 😅
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  20.  @octipuscrime  they can against servals. Cheetahs are pound for pound stronger than servals and has a more effective bite.
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  21.  Vinny Booboo  lol no, give me a single incident where a lion ate a leopard. They only kill other predators to erase competition, only eat them if there's lack of regular food source, even then they don't find them tasty so the use of word "happy" is a laughable misinformation. Tigers are the ones that eat other predators almost regularly.
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  22.  LBB  lions sometimes do it when they're too hungry but 99% of the time they kill before feeding. Wild dogs and hyenas always eat alive.
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  23. ​ @spawn11 nah, less than one 1%. 200lbs is extremely rare for leopards. Only 5% males reach 175lbs+. Savannah leopards are smaller than forest leopards.
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  24. It was very unlikely to get out of such an attack, it was completely surrounded. Hyenas or dogs, it's fate was sealed. Fighting to death was it's only option
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  25. He's not old, he's a prime male. Enough with the fake excuses.
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  26. Doesn't matter the size, even big male leopards run from hyenas more often than not. Even brown and striped hyenas rob their food. This is the way it is. Leopards only fight back when they're starving or desperate. As a solitary predator with little durability they can't afford to get even a scratch from other predators.
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  27. Even a single cheetah can take down a kudu. They're very large but suck at defense
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  28. As soon as a black maned lion arrives, panic mode is full on!
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  29. Yeah but servals are still weaker. Cheetahs can take large prey, servals aren't built that way.
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  30. That croc is small, doesn't even half as much as the buffalo. Not impressive at all
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  31.  @costixd4990  in your dreams. Tigers are larger, stronger, smarter, faster and more aggressive than lions, and shere khan isn't any tiger, He's the baddest tiger ever. And those hyenas can't even beat simba when he was a cub and loses to an ostrich in the animated series, so the joke is on you
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  32. Spoiler alert: The snake won.
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  33.  @Jackpot5  jaguar won't even move the croc. Jaguars prey on tiny 30-40 kg caimans not crocodiles which are 200-500 kg avg and 1000+ kg max weight.
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  34. They're not scared. Cheetahs just aren't competitive minded enough to kill smaller predators unlike other bigcats. A cheetah can kill a serval with ease but getting even a scratch from it isn't worth it for them.
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  35.  @ogana_M  tiger maybe, bcz this croc was small and comparable to muggars, but jaguar has no chance. Jaguars prey on caiman which are tiny compared to crocodiles. Jaguars don't mess with larger crocodilians. Nile crocodiles have killed lions and leopards. Saltwater crocs have killed bengal tigers.
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  36.  @ali10833  crocs have killed lions. Even a dominant male lion of a pride got killed by a crocodile when it was trying to cross a river. Crocodiles are extremely strong, 15 ft+ crocs can kill giraffe and cape buffalo bulls solo, 18 ft+ crocs can even kill rhinos and hippos. Giant Gustave has killed some hippos and rhinos.
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  37.  @bigrez005  no pal, everything you stated is false. I did my studies very well. 1st of all by faster I meant agility not running speed. Tigers paw swipes are slightly faster than lions and they strike with greater speed. 2ndly there's no such thing as 2nd fastest bigcat, cougars and Siberian tigers have also been claimed to reach 50mph on short bursts, lionesses do match that speed but male lions' running speed is quite slower, however according to most big cat experts tigers, lions, leopards and cougars all have similar top speed about 40mph, greater than that is mere overestimation. Running speed of an animal is useless in combat anyway, still male tigers are faster than male lions and it is an obvious fact. Now when it comes to aggression, it is a well known fact that tigers are the most aggressive of all bigcats, ask any wildlife biologists or animal experts, you'll get the same opinion. The claims you're putting here based on some captive animals doesn't have any credibility at all, I can also tell you incidents about captive tigers dominating and chasing off lions which happens on regular basis but it's pointless because wild animals acts differently than captives. As for Mufasa, he's a strong powerful lion and a true king, there's no doubt about that, but Shere Khan is just way out of his league, maybe against a regular tiger he can put up a good fight.
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  38. Leopards don't fight unless it has no way of running. They even flee from striped hyenas, baboons and honey badgers, I've even seen one getting chased by a pear of cheetahs. But if forced to fight to death a leopard will definitely be able kill even a large female spotted hyena. Only Tigers, Lions and crocodiles are capable of killing an adult leopard. Leopard is a solitary predator, they can't afford to even get a scratch from other animals. They like all cats only fight for food or defense. Hyenas are very deadlly, don't think I'm taking anything away from it, they're the second most dominant predator in Africa often competing with lion prides, but they can't match a lion or an adult leopard one on one because it lacks the grappling ability that the bigcats possess. Bigcats are apex predators of land and they can beat any other animal when it comes to equal size. They're designed to be so.
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  39.  @apealeal3973  honey badgers are extremely overrated. Yes they are vicious and can defend itself against large predators, but the also get killed by lions, leopards, hyenas, wild dogs, crocodiles, pythons and even baboons. I've seen caracals and civets chasing off honey badgers as well.
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  40.  @Khan_is_mongol  nah, mongoose and hyenas are feliforms (cat relatives). Badgers, wolverines are mustelids which are caniforms (dog relative).
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  41.  @vik56in  as if you talked to those rangers. Another channel posted the same video months earlier and claimed it's a young male. Excuses everywhere. So stop trolling yourself! 😂
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  42.  @kylecoleman1846  jaguars kill caiman which are 1/3 the size of crocodiles. Jaguar is no match for crocodile. Jaguars always avoid black caiman which are huge. American crocodiles and Orinoco crocs have been recorded to kill jaguars.
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  43. She was injured and defenseless. She and her calf was dead anyway
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  44.  vegitto blue  if you think wildebeest legs are weak and easy to attack then you're mistaken. A single kick can seriously injure a lion which could eventually cause it to die
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  45.  @tushar5884  muggar crocodiles are smaller and more docile than Nile crocodiles. Salties are much larger and more aggressive, tigers are very afraid of them.
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  46.  @Beezy_420  14 foot muggar is definitely more than half the size of Nile crocs or salties, both of which are 20 feet max, so don't exaggerate dude. But it is true that tigers are afraid of salties, as lions are fearful of Nile crocs and rightly so.
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  47. ​ @disclaimer6872  the lion said- roar roar roar maw maw maw, but he translated it to English
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  48. The female wasn't committed. This kind of mating is unlikely to result in pregnancy.
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  49. The calf was killed by the other male and eaten alive, seen the whole video
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  50.  @Souljaboy68-m8e  not a chance. Servals are nowhere near the built of a cougar. They're long legged, thin necked and built for stealth in the bush. It is very narrowly built. Cheetahs are also very thin, similar to serval, but they are stronger with bigger bite force compared to most other cats at their size. Servals take insects, shrews, rats, snakes, bird etc. They're not built to fight equal size animal. Never seen or heard of a serval killing anything bigger than them, and trust me I've been watching and researching about animals for years now. Cheetahs kill gazelles, impala, topi, hartebeest, wildebeest, nyala, kudu, oryx, ostrich etc.
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  51. ​ @MonsterFan-Epicfan  60 kg cheetah isn't that weak to be bullied by a 5 kg bird. Stop trolling
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  52.  livey oone  lion cubs are small and have soft meat, that's why they sometimes consume the dead or killed cubs but they don't eat other bigcats or any other predators even after killing them unless there is a major lack of food. I have only seen one incident where a starving male lion ate a sleeping hyena after killing it, other than that I have seen lions kill leopards, cheetahs, hyenas, wilddogs etc multiple times, but they leave their dead body without eating them. It does make a difference for them what they kill, they prefer herbivore meat
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  53. If you were another animal, you wouldn't have the same human like intelligence
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  54.  @Bruce.-Wayne  200lbs? A fully grown tiger and lion can easily kill even a 200kg python without any trouble. 200lbs python is no match.
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  55.  @willvr4  clan not pack. Hyenas are related to cats and their social structure is nothing like canid packs or any other animals.
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  56. *dam
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  57. Man, that's porn! 😆
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  58.  @alrivers2297  there's also a record of a large reticulated python swallowing an adult leopard.
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  59. ​ @kepnjem  not an adult. A young heifer probably. I've seen cows that are big enough to give trouble to a whole pride of lions
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  60. Where do u even get this! XD
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  61. She is dead
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  62.  @luxolomoshoeshoe1601  nah, it was a different one. Can't u see the manes?
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  63. It's common in most cats, specially in big cats where there's 50 to 200 pounds weight difference
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  64.  @anacondaturfkingoftheamazo3875  even the small sumatran and malayan tigers take reticulated python for breakfast. I've seen a fishing cat killing an Indian rock python.
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  65.  @cindychristian1700  prey animals actually wins quite often. But ptedators have too many fanboys that's and they keep spreading fairytales in the Internet. In reality, life is so difficult in the wild.
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  66.  @henthust9784  wild animals that coexist with those snakes or other similarly dangerous animals, know very well which animal is potentially venomous and which possess other kind of threat.
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  67.  @cintronproductions9430  shere khan would beat simba and scar at the same time
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  68.  @bigrez005  lion paw strikes are stronger compared to tigers of equal weight but generally Bengal and Siberian tigers are much larger and have a stronger swipe. The numbers are close anyway and either can deliver killing blows to the other just as easily. Tigers don't run away always, lions also run away most often then not. Other than territorial fights between males of same species, all bigcats run from other predators, and tigers are larger so if lions don't have numbers they will run from tigers. Tigers and lions have been pitted against each other throughout the history, in Roman Colosseum, also by Indian kings and by many more, tigers and lions have also faught and killed each other many times in circuses, zoos, captive breeding facilities and more, and the statistic is pretty clear and is now a universally known fact, and that is Tigers win against lions 99% of the time in 1 on 1 fights. At equal weight it's 50-50 but generally tigers are larger and more powerful. Just Google bro. As for Shere Khan, he faught off almost the entire forest of animals specially Baloo, Baghira and the wolfpack to get to Mowgli who himself is no slouch. Khan is larger and stronger than all tigers, he's a vengeful man-eater who has wiped out many human villages and travellers, his smartness even outmatches many village intellects and hunters, he has out-foxed everyone and even known to disappear in bushes and shadows, he couldn't kill Mowgli because the boy had the spirit of the jungle and true humanity, and was destined to end the terror of Khan. Mufasa on the other hand was the greatest king of the pridelands, but was a flawed hero, it was easy for scar to manipulate and entrap him using simba, Shere khan is a far deadlier and smarter villain than scar but as a tiger naturally he's stronger than any lion, he is even more powerful than all tigers and has unnatural feats. Now do your math. Don't let your favoritism cloud your judgment. This is no competition. Fanboyism has no place in reality.
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  69.  @ali10833  jaguar can go to water yes, but they can only kill small caiman and crocodile species less than 10 feet, but large species like nile, saltwater, orinoco crocs and black caiman are too big, even above 20 feet. They'd destroy even a large tiger or lion in water let alone a jaguar. A nile Crocodile's bite force is 5 times greater than a jaguar's, they can crush any animal and tear it to pieces with death roll.
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  70.  @nathi060200  servals are faster than leopards too, but the problem is, lions kill other ptedators by surrounding them from everywhere, and leopards kill them by complete ambush.
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  71.  @jasoneverly2902  I guess you only saw the first one of the female, watch the full video before commenting. There's a 2nd one towards the 5th minute of that video, a huge male kudu, the cheetah literally fit through it's spiral horns but managed to kill it.
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  72.  @jysonpunchpower8420  nothing has acceleration even close to a cheetah. 0 to 100 km/h in 3 seconds.
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  73. That's nebula and tony stark XD
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  74.  @hyenaloaf1858  brother maybe you haven't seen the clip where a male cheetah in Serengeti tripped down a large wildebeest that upon falling broke one of its legs, There's also an Incident I saw in a NatGeo or Discovery documentary where a subadult male cheetah (it still had some of it's shoulder manes from childhood) after being abandoned by it's mother was failing at hunt, but then one day out of desperation attacked a large male greater kudu. I was astonished to see that the cat managed to kill the large antelope all by itself after successfully applying the death grip technique. The young cheetah was in front of the kudu's head, the cat wrapped the neck with it's front paws from between the two large spiral horns and bit it's throat until it died of suffocation. There's another incident of a coalition of male cheetahs killing a large Eland, I read about it in a journal. Large antelopes are more vulnerable to tripping than small antelopes bcz if they fall their weight makes it more devastating.
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  75.  vegitto blue  lol in your wet dreams. No wild dog can ever kill a wildebeest. Only stupid people would believe otherwise
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  76. ​ @azmagaref  still gazelles escape half the times
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  77.  @ChadBenjamin  otters don't hunt caimans, they fend them off when caimans try to kill their young. Caimans are preyed upon by jaguars and anacondas, but both predators fear black caimans and Orinoco crocodiles.
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  78.  @outofturn331  nah, it's an almost fully grown wildebeest, too heavy for a leopard even to drag it away. Leopard only carry impala and gazelle up a tree.
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  79. No there were two. They belong to a pride
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  80.  @DinnerForkTongue  not misplaced. Imagine yourself in place of the antelope. You should feel some compassion at least. The world is in decline bcz ppl have no morality today.
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  81. Lions rarely do this tho. I love hyenas even tho they eat alive
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  82.  arif mohammed  but piranhas eat so fast that they become skeleton in seconds, but wilddogs and hyenas tear their prey apart in a way the prey faces the most agonizing death.
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  83. Leopard: I'm Wiley coyote Cheetah: peep peep, I'm roadrunner
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  84.  @Latestsightings  it would've gotten more views if it was in shorts format
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  85.  @burhana5308  not in deep waters though. Jaguar is the 3rd largest cat. They're far larger than honey badger.
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  86. Same video was posted on another channel saying the leopard was a young male! When lions kill a leopard, "it's old" or too young/inexperienced. When a leopard escapes, "wow, he beat up a whole pride of lions". Leoptards are the most pathetic excuse of fanboys there is! 😂
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  87. A single 15 feet croc can do it. This one is merely 10 feet.
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  88.  @cintronproductions9430  exactly, he's almost like Chenghis Khan
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  89.  @bigrez005  whatever kid, believe what you want. Clearly you're a blind fanboy. I love both animals equally but fact is fact. Lions do run away from other lions and they would definitely run from wild tigers. Idk what your mentioned experts opinions are but opinion of a few won't change anything when most experts say otherwise. Tiger vs lion is just common sense really, the larger cat alomost always wins and everyone knows which's the bigger cat. I can clean up all your baseless claims and laughable hypothesis but it's not worth it since it's obvious that you're too big a fanboy to listen to anything or reasons.
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  90.  Jancy Varghese  are you for real? Lions literally run away from elephants and there's no shame in it. They are not dumb like you fanboys are thinking them to be. If they stood before elephants they'd ve stomped to death, even toddlers can tell that but not you dubass liontards.
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  91. Haha typical fanboy comment. An adult buffalo can easily kill a healthy adult male lion. It's a fact kid. They tried it so many times in Colosseum.
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  92.  @orlandohub8153  lol no. I'm not dumb or a fanboy. I already said many times that cheetahs are weakest among the large predators of Africa and they rank below lions, hyenas (all 3 species), leopards and hunting dogs. Though a cheetah can beat a hunting dog on 1 on 1, it'd rather prefer to run away, but against lions, hyenas and leopards they're no match. My point is although cheetahs are weak, they're still a formidable predator in their own right and their capabilities are often underestimated. Spotted hyenas are the only ones that battle and compete with lions for food and dominance, and they're also the only ones who'd attempt to take down a buffalo (though it's very rare compared to lions who kill buffalos regularly) like in the video link you shared, a cheetah or even a leopard could never do that. It's totally unfair to compare a hyenas with cheetahs. My initial comment was about the kudus being weak for their size, I didn't question the hyenas predatory potentials. Looks like you're one of those who always take things the wrong way.
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  93.  @seanboland2162  not really have you seen how effectively gemsboks use their horns
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  94. There's Impala, Hare, Mice who have far worse life.
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  95. Thumbs down for the bait title. Even 50 lions are no match for a single adult elephant.
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  96. I heard a recent report that a bobcat killed a pitbull.
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  97. All cats are somewhat fragile compared to most other predators. If a lion had caught the leopard off guard, it'd do the same to the leopard.
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  98. Hyena groups are called clan not pack, they're related to cats not dogs. It wouldn't change anything if there was more hyenas, the leopard already got robbed.
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  99. It's actually minus age because it died before getting born
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  100.  vegitto blue  when did I say back kicks? They can kick in front and down and stomp anything. And no, wild dogs don't easily kill wildebeest, they rarely ever succeed killing adult wildebeest, they mostly target smaller antelopes. It's stupid to think their legs are weak just because they're thin and narrow, they support their 270kg bodies just fine and can kick and stomp their enemies with them.
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  101. An adult rhino is way out of any predator's league
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  102.  @Beezy_420  5 caiman species that are preyed upon by Jaguars are only half the size of Alligators. Actually jaguars have met crocodiles. Orinoco crocodiles are similar in size as Nile crocodiles, jaguars fear Orinoco crocs as well as black caimans. Jaguars of central America also fear American crocodiles, American alligators and Morelet's crocodiles.
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  103. Felt bad for the kid, parents shouldn't bring soft hearted children to safari. Nature is brutal.
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  104. Bcz we human r the deadliest predator and we sympathize with other predators more naturally
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  105. Warthogs are more way powerful than bushpigs despite being smaller
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  106.  @DIAMONDDOGSZero  lions can do it easily, but they don't prefer going all out at smaller predators that can scratch it. Leopard vs cougar would be a close fight.
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  107.  @chrisfearn3375  not even single adult elephant. 20 or 50 doesn't matter. Elephant can stomp them all to death.
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  108. Haha you gotta love the Internet sometimes.
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  109. Killing a wildebeest or a bigger antelope requires speed, technique and predatory skills, fighting another predator for defense is entirely a different thing and cheetahs are not built for that.
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  110.  @logan5804  sometimes lion gets bored or agitated by much smaller animals and don't kill them
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  111.  @burhana5308  I saw it, but still the anaconda is 12-13 feet or so. Anacondas have very slow growth rate, I can't imagine how even the largest of the jaguars would stand a chance against a 27 feet long anaconda in water. Jaguars are smart, they do kill anacondas but don't go into deep water where giant anacondas, black caimans and Orinoco crocodiles exist.
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  112. Pride not pack
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  113.  @dennisduran9715  it was not smaller
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  114.  @ChechenKillerOki  nah, jaguar 750 psi, but they have a higher BFQ
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  115.  @Apple-ei1ms  jaguar bite force is no more than 750 psi. Their jaw is half the size of lions. It's common sense who's bite it overall bigger. However, jaguars have higher BFQ, which means if jaguar and lion was same size then jaguar would've had a bigger bite force.
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  116.  @chompnic1  it wasn't healthy, it was an old female, couldn't run or stomp.
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  117. ​ @donderstorm1845 it is a cub tho. And I am a bigcat fanboy
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  118. Lions, yeah, but not hyenas
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  119. It's very easy, all cats have different smell, even a jaguar and a leopard would never confuse each other to be same kind.
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  120. Lechwe's are bigger, it's a kob
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  121. ​ @Mr.goooooooogle  no lion can take a full grown healthy adult buffalo single handedly.
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  122. Underrated comment.
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  123. This croc is small for nile crocodile standards. Merely 10 feet. It was young an inexperienced croc. Didn't weight half as much as the buffalo. A 15 footer would've weighed 3 times more and the buffalo would die for sure.
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  124.  @hyenaloaf1858  I never said it is the rule or anything. Of course normally cheetahs hunt small antelopes, they're specialized for that job, but my point is that they can take large prey too, so it proves that cheetahs are great capable hunters for their size and built. A coalition of male cheetahs might sound tough but still they're vulnerable individuals with potentially weakest possible team effort in the African Savannah, so it is not easy or any less impressive for them take down a large prey than a lone individual. The complete opposite also happens like large or medium sized prey fighting off cheetahs more often, so there's that too. That's the reason why a successful large kill makes it more impressive.
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  125.  @vik56in  nah u didn't, because it's the exact same video, every second of it.
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  126. Imagine if it was a tiger roar!
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  127. Thank God Chief Bongo survived.
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  128. NatGeo aint WWE bro
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  129.  livey oone  leopard is not their meal, they are competition. Know the difference
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  130. Good point
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  131. Not sprinting, more like a marathon
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  132. It's actually the other way round
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  133. Impala are not deer
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  134. That was so sad, the Buffalo was a sub adult and had no idea what to do, it should've ran as fast as it could. That young elephant was on heat, it went directly on an all out attack.
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  135. ​ @steven19767 it depends on the dose and species receiving it
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  136.  @attackfighter  it's a nyala, not waterbuck
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  137. It is an adult male, inexperienced maybe but definitely fully grown, so stop making excuses
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  138.  vegitto blue  I'm not talking about hyenas. Wild dogs are half the size of a hyena and 1 of them has no chance against a wildebeest. The video you showed was of a pregnant female, the hyena realized it's weakness and took advantage of it. A wildebeest can easily stomp a wild dog to death. If you think their back legs are weak then try going close to one
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  139.  vegitto blue  dumbo? Lol Really? Do you even read your comments before replying? You said wildebeest's back legs are thin and weak and now you're saying both front and back legs are! Stupid kid, these legs belong to an animal which weights over 250 kilos and can run faster than race horses. They might not kick like zebras but their kicks are still powerful. Yes horns are their main weapon but not their only weapon, because they use their feet to kick and stomp as well, as seen in the videos, unless you're blind. Only thing that is weak is your brain (if u have any). You can't even read properly or write, your English sux as well lol. You know nothing about wildebeests, lions, hyenas or wild dogs. You're so dumb that, you can't even understand what you see in these videos. Only dumb kids like you would try to mislead information with videos which you can't even understand properly lol. You're so stupid! 😆😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  140. @deadcool 2  deadcool 2  lol you can't even spell Wildebeest and calling me an idiot? Nice try kid. You're the complete idiot. No adult wildebeest would be dumb enough to run from a single wild dog, neither a wild dog is dumb enough to go after an adult wildebeest. A wild dog can only rip it's leg if it stands there like a dummy doing nothing, which is never happening. And lionesses does kill wildebeest single handedly, it's common knowledge, but there's times when they make mistakes and fail, this video is the example. Only a stupid fanboy can think that a single wild dog has any chance against an adult wildebeest.
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  141. Not really, leopard has never carried anything heavier than itself
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  142. They don't have canines
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  143. You're going no where!
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  144.  @CrazyIshan69  not always. Vultures sometimes has to wait for them to finish
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  145. That was one rare incident of a one isolated bull. Normally hyenas stay away from buffalos and don't risk targetting them.
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  146. It's not a huge croc! It's barely even 10 feet. The buffalo was too big for it.
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  147. Fully grown bull elands can outweight even the largest bull cape buffaloes.
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  148. 3 cheetahs actually do it quite more often. Single male cheeaths have also been recorded to kill adult wildebeest. So stop lying without knowing the reality. Cheetahs maybe weaker vs other predators but they're far better hunters than lions, leopards and hyenas.
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  149. False info. Bongo, sitatunga, bushbucks, kudus, nyalas, all 8 species belong to Tragelophus genus. In fact greater kudu and lowland nyala are more closely related to each other than the other two species that share their names. Other than common water buffalo, there's also a wild water buffalo which is a separate species. Forest buffaloes are not a separate species, they're just a subspecies of cape buffalo. Bibos is not a valid genus either. Yak is also in Bos genus and there are also two yak species, not a single one. I hate it when people like you misinform people like this.
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  150. Pound for pound, tigers, lions, jaguars and clouded leopards are stronger than leopards in the cat family.
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  151. He can't even move it far, they're not as strong as they're claimed to be. Tigers, Lions and jaguars can drag prey far heavier than leopards even relative to their respective sizes.
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  152. It's a Nyala. Atleast mention the species.
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  153.  @markfloors6988  dude, why are you so obsessed with arguing about this? It's fine that you disagree. You're free to believe whatever you want. You can't dictate your opinion on others. It is a well known fact that lions like all cats kill their prey before eating, and only occasionally they start eating alive. In YouTube you'll mostly find popular videos which are mostly rare incidents, hense your search result. When lions prey in groups, they bite and lick the prey from behind to weaken the joints and skin, except the lion who's delivering the throat bite, maybe you mistook it for "eating alive always on lockdown". Cats killing their prey first, and dogs or hyenas eating alive is actually an evolutionary trait they inherited for generations. Anyway feel free to diaagree still, but constantly arguing about it won't do you or people any good. Peace.
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  154. Same video was posted on another channel saying the leopard was a young male! When lions kill a leopard, "it's old" or too young/inexperienced. When a leopard escapes, "wow, he beat up a whole pride of lions". Leoptards are the most pathetic excuse of fanboys there is! 😂
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  155.  @guacamole602  that number is small, but leopards or lions killing them isn't the reason, it's us humans to blame.
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  156.  @nojorooney  don't underestimate big cats. There was an incident in Siberia in the late 20th century when a large male tiger was looking for a new territory and entered and walked straight into a territory of grey wolves, the wolves were desperate to save their dens and pups, they attacked the tiger from all sides. Being cornered, the tiger faught viciously and ended up killing 12 wolves including the alpha pear, the remaining few wolves fled. The tiger was badly wounded but luckily it survived. Similar incident was recorded in Southern Africa once when a male lion was attacked by an entire hyena clan, the lion won the clash after killing 8 hyenas, the lion died a day later because of blood loss. However wild dogs doesn't even stand a chance, they're just too small. 3 hyenas needed to tackle a lioness, to face a male lion no number is a guarantee. Generally it takes more than 4 wild dogs to make a hyena flee.
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  157.  @gojigiante  only true predators of large pythons are large crocodiles.
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  158. It didn't have any choice
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  159.  @12yroldedgelord41  all males nile crocs can reach up to 20 feet if they live old enough. There's no length cap for avg.
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  160.  @costixd4990  nice joke
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  161.  Jancy Varghese  tiger casualities are more common in territorial fights than lions, and clearly you have no knowledge of either of the bigcats whatsoever. Just because lions have slightly taller forelimbs doesn't mean they're stronger, tigers have equally strong forelimbs and much stronger shoulder, waist and back limbs. I repeat, Tigers are larger, stronger, faster, smarter, and more aggressive than lions these are facts. Biteforce doesn't matter in battles but lions and tigers have same bite force. Instead of lying and whining show evidence to say otherwise, but obviously you can't. You're the only pussy here.
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  162.  Jancy Varghese  lol the elephant must've shitted on your face out of disgust after realizing that you're a brainless liontard. Literally in every African wilderness documentaries everyone can see that lions are smart predators and they avoid elephants unless it's a lone calf.
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  163.  @fairadiarra3790  lionesses rarely reach 300lbs, 260-270lbs is the average size but they do grow up to 300lbs on rare occasions. I have never seen or heard of a lioness reaching even close to 400lbs. Can you show reports to prove otherwise? 400 to 500lbs is the range of male lions weight.
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  164.  @malaquiassazon2986  this isn't true. I live close to Sundarbans. There are no records of tigers killing any croc larger than 12 feet. There's an incident of an adult tiger getting killed by a large saltwater crocodile.
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  165.  @KhanSlayer  oh ok. Didn't read tho
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  166. In this situation a tiger would growl to stun the prey and pounce at it, also frightening the herd away in the process. Then go straight for the neck of that buffalo and crush it's spinal cord using it's longer canine for an instant death. The most effective way to kill a buffalo. This lioness wasn't sure what to do.
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  167. Hyenas and wild dogs are experts of these situations. They would've eaten all 3 of the calves fast before the adults could strike back.
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  168.  @CrazyIshan69  not true. Anything leopards are much more cautious and avoid conflict as a solitary predator. They're only more aggressive towards smaller predators.
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  169. If lions, leopards and cheetahs went extinct, caracals would surely take over the foodchain of African Savannah
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  170. Actually salties and tigers do coexist in the mangrove forest of sunderbans in bangladesh and India. Though clashes are rare there are reports of both salties and tigers killing one another on occasions. Yes fully grown nile corocs are similar sized as salties but the croc from this video is pretty small, if it was a bengal tiger or a pantanal jaguar there's no down the cat would've taken the carcass or even killed the small croc if it wanted. Leopards are small and don't prefer water
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  171.  Vavazelus  it's a cow
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  172. https://youtu.be/PxS5tDL7uLk
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  173. Antelopes are not related to deer
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  174. That's antelope not deer
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  175. https://youtu.be/PxS5tDL7uLk
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  176.  @orlandohub8153  share link
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  177.  @orlandohub8153  they didn't kill it tho, they just started eating eat alive, and later numbers pilled up too many. That's what hyenas always do, they rarely kill, they always eat alive. However I'm a bit surprised by the lack of aggression of that bull.
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  178. This one definitely isn't 2 ton, 1 tonne at best.
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  179.  @whippingtoddlerthewanderer9588  rhinos are tanks, elephants are bulldozers
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  180.  @trentschinckel1820  nah, fully grown rhinos are too big. There's only 1 black rhino killing record by a pride, which was 1 ton, fully grown rhinos can be upto 2 tonnes.
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  181.  @definitelynotatroll246  honey badger is overrated. Yes they're dangerous but I've read incidents of crocodiles, lions, hyenas, leopards, pythons and wild dogs killing them. Normally large predators don't take risk against such a dangerous animals but if they want, the can kill it.
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  182.  @memzo947  impala would've been good tho
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  183. What Happened to them eventually? Does anyone here know?
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  184.  @germanramos9609  this is false. Jaguars jaw is half the size of a lion. It's bite force is 600psi, tiger and lion has 1000psi
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  185.  @DotiVirtuoso  nope, crocodiles are too big even for lions. The videos you saw are Jaguars killing Caimans.
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  186. Doesn't change the fact that lionesses still do most of the hunting.
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  187. It's only a large calf
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  188. Clipsringers are very underrated
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  189. Indian accented English is the only annoying part of this video...
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  190. I'm almost always on earphones but thankfully my volume was low this time
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  191.  @Latestsightings  what happened afterwards? Did it survive or got eaten alive?
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  192.  @dhanushchandra7853  no they don't. It's tigers who always eat other predators, leopards only do that on occasions.
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  193.  @martingrigorov8201  not always, I have seen plenty of videos where leopards killed jackals, cheetahs, honey badgers, servals, wild cats etc without eating it. Sometimes they partially eat it, dragging the kill and carrying it into a tree has nothing to do with eating, it's more a behavior than a diet preference, lion also kill and partially eat sometimes. Only tigers are the ones who almost always eat other predator meat after killing them.
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  194.  @healthinspector4827  eagles, jackals and caracals can only take young impala.
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  195. Doesn't look like an impala to me. Horns are different
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  196. @TitaniiK really? Does he? You know him? And even if he is, he can't make mistakes?
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  197.  @Skibidi.sigmarizzler  male cheetahs from open grassland regions can grow upto 72kg. The largest recorded cheetah is 76kg. Servals are 12-16kg only, only 18-20kg in very rare occasions.
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  198.  @Souljaboy68-m8e  cheetahs are not heavily built like leopards but they're still much taller at the shoulders. Cheetahs are in fact the 3rd tallest cat after lions and tigers. Jaguars, cougars and leopards are shorter on the shoulders than cheetahs but they're more robustly built thus heavier. Leopard and cheetah both average about 50kg. Leopards have the longest range and they vary most n size. An adult female Arabian leopard can only grow as low as 17 kg, 20kg avg. Large male leopards from forested regions of Africa can be as heavy as 96kg, though there are records of leopards over 100kg, those are extremely rare cases and very unlikely to occur anymore. Cheetahs are only 20 to 40kg in sahara desert regions where food is extremely scarce. In the grasslands and Savannahs of southern and Eastern Africa, they're regularly over 50kg.
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  199.  @Souljaboy68-m8e  Tallest cheetahs are 90 to 94 cm, tallest cougars 85 to 90 cm, leopards 74 to 80 cm, jaguars 70 to 85 cm, servals 45 to 66 cm tall at the shoulder. African male leopards from Savannah regions average 60kg, males from forest regions 65 kg, from cape coast 32 kg only, male Arabian leopards 30 kg. The extinct North African Barbary leopards were huge, they used to have almost similar length to Atlas lions, so imagine their weight. There's not a single record of a 110kg leopard from any other region. Leopards max weight is indeed no more than 80 kg, 90 kg is extremely rare individuals, 100 kg+ is only 1 or 2 historic accounts which can never happen anymore bcz of significant population and habitat decrease. Persian and Anatolian leopards are not bigger, they're only 56kg avg and 76kg max. They're more robustly built than africans but not larger at all, In fact they're the most robustly built subspecies of leopards, but on average they're smaller than many wild leopards of india (50kg avg but 78kg max) and Sri Lanka (55kg avg, 77kg max. As for cougars, their avg weight is greater than leopards, their max weight is 90 kg, rare extreme individual males from Northern ranges can be 100-120kg but still unlikely nowadays. only the largest male ever recored was a 125kg male, it was historic and it can not be counted. Similarly you cannot count lions over 250kg or tigers over 300kg to be the normality anymore. Bigcats in the wild has shrunk in size bcz of lack of habitat and resources.
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  200.  @Souljaboy68-m8e  that picture looks robust bcz of the angle, maybe the serval here is a well fed male. Such a picture can be shown of king cheetahs as well. All cats are some what muscular, even the lean ones, but when you compare with one another only then you see the different built of different cats.
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  201. ​ @AntiChannel1  they can't swim dummy
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  202. Simba and Kovu played a home invasion prank on Pumba
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  203. Is that the same rhino from jumanji? 😂
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  204.  @LionStar844  maybe you're a chain smoker but I've done my research before talking. I didn't mention any zebra even though just yesterday I saw a 5 male cheetah coalition killing an adult zebra. Killing a wildebeest is easier, single male cheetahs have done it many times. Do some research.
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  205.  @TheBest-sd2qf  wildebeest, hartebeest, topi, kudu, oryx, ostrich etc are definitely very large prey for cheetahs.
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  206.  @JessicaSimonson1976  150-160 lbs max, no more than that.
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  207. Serval only 16 kg, cheetah 60kg.
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  208. Cheaf Bongo and friend, run before master croc appears.
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  209.  @loki5316  yup, it was definitely a female bcz it was big
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  210.  @hd-xc2lz  it takes time for the infection
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  211.  @vishnuvenu5045  yeah, leopards and Jaguars also do that
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  212.  @vishnuvenu5045  same can be asked for tigers, but being apex predator has nothing to do with eating other predators. Tigers kill and eat bears, crocodlies, leopards, lynxes, dholes and wolves. Jaguars do the same to anacondas, caimans, giant otters, turtles, boas, spectacled bears, pumas, ocelots, margays etc.
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  213. Wild too
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  214.  @fillfinish7302  sometimes even single buffalo survive attack by a whole pride. Don't underestimate them.
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  215. Spotted hyena has 30% success rate actually
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  216. Actually quit the opposite. Inexperienced lionesses would've rushed for the throat and got stabbed and the antelope would've escaped. These two are clearly smart experienced hunters.
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  217. Guys help the channel reach 2M subs
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  218.  @mohdztv2794  killer whale
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  219. Imagine if a cheetah had killed this impala, the leopard stole it, then the dogs stole it, then a brown hyena robbed it, then spotted hyena, then lionesses, then a big male lion! Plus, vultures and jackals in the mix! What drama it'd be! 😂😂😂
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  220.  @undeadking420  the croc was small too. Need a much bigger Croc to kill animal as large as buffalo.
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  221.  @cintronproductions9430  fully grown giraffes are too big, they're quite strong too. A single lion is no match for it. So it's not a good comparison, though your point was good. You could've used a better example.
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  222.  @randomkinkajou5747  tierzoo is garbage, most of their analysis is inaccurate and falsely biased.
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  223.  @ashdog236  doesn't matter if it's a cub or an adult male cheetah, if a leopard catches it off guard the cheetah will be killed easily. It's a very sad reality.
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  224.  YouTube sucks  Hyena can also kill an adult male cheetah if it wants but they prefer not to. Hyenas don't usually kill other predators, they're the smartest predator on African Savannah. They prefer stealing prey from leopards, cheetahs and wild dogs, even from lions if they vastly outnumber them. Only cats prefer killing other weaker cats to reduce competition. Hyenas work differently.
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  225. No wonder. Poland got swallowed so many times in history by others.
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  226. There's no shame
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  227. No need of music
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  228.  @criticalthinker1123  there was no injury, genets cat jump down from height unharmed like cats.
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  229.  @guitarstalkandtech9085  cats don't eat small prey alive, they always kill them
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  230. Did that cow die from childbirth? Why didn't the lion eat her too?!
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  231. The leopard is a muslim
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  232. Lions are more cautious than aggressive, if there was a tiger it would've simply ripped the leopard into pieces and start devouring it immediately, and they often do it in the forests of Asia.
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  233. It's a kob
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  234. He can't even move it far, they're not as strong as they're claimed to be. Tigers, Lions and jaguars can drag prey far heavier than leopards even relative to their respective sizes.
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  235. Yh i feel sad when cheetahs get killed
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  236. It was trying for hours
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  237. If it was a jaguar the turtle would've been cracked like a cookie.
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  238. Did she let the other fawn escape or caught it too?
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  239. Even a single young lioness can kill a male leopard pretty easily if they want. Just bcz they have numbers on their side doesn't mean they can't do without it. Even large male leopards are half the weight of a lioness. Only stupid people think a leopard has chance against a lion 1 on 1.
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  240.  @dueroden  nah, jaws belong to shark only
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  241.  @KO-ei9db  nah you're wrong mate, cheetahs chase off lone wilddogs. I've seen incidents. Cheetahs run from wilddogs because they almost always move in numbers. A wilddog only half the weight of an adult cheetah, 1 on 1 they've no chance.
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  242.  @healthinspector4827  are you crazy? Cheetahs always chase off jackals and golden wolves. I've seen a single female cheetah robbing an antelope carcass from 4 jackals. Stop overtrolling cheetahs, they're weak but not that weak. Even Servals and Caracals dominate jackals.
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  243. What happened to its mom?
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  244.  vegitto blue  https://youtu.be/SYGSc36ik3U
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  245.  Leopard Owns Lions  you're the dumb one since you believe a leopard has better odds against a wildebeest than a lionness. Stop fanboying, grow up, and learn to talk politely.
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  246.  @hooktraining3966  I totally understand the ecological roles and the struggles of all animals. Just because you understand the web of life, doesn't mean you shouldn't or can't feel compassion for a dying animal.
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  247.  @keepingitwild5994  Same video was posted on another channel saying the leopard was a young male! When lions kill a leopard, "it's old" or too young/inexperienced. When a leopard escapes, "wow, he beat up a whole pride of lions". Leoptards are the most pathetic excuse of fanboys there is! 😂
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  248.  @monishmayekar5197  easily kill elephants?! 😆😆😆😆 You're so dumb!
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  249.  @Sociallybeast01  it depends on how the term is used. Cheetahs are considered as bigcats by wildlife filmers and conversationalists because they're a large bodied cat that are capable of hunting large prey, but you're right that they're not scientifically a bigcat. Cheetahs and pumas despite being big belong to the Felinae subfamily, on the other hand tigers, lions, jaguars, leopards, snow leopards and the 2 species of clouded leopards belong to the Pantherinae subfamily.
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  250. He can't even move it far, they're not as strong as they're claimed to be. Tigers, Lions and jaguars can drag prey far heavier than leopards even relative to their respective sizes.
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  251.  LeopardOwnsLioness s  they do run from striped hyenas in Africa and Asia, and from brown hyenas in Africa. Yes even large male leopards run from baboons and honey badgers, I've seen it many times in Discovery channel and Nat Geo so many times. There's no shame in running from dangerous small animals. It only shows how smart and cautious they are. They do prey on baboons sometimes but it's normally in the darkness of night through ambush, also when easier prey isn't available. I've never seen one killing a honey badger though. As a fan there's no reason for you to feel ashamed or try to cover the truth. There's no place for fanboyism in nature. Bigcats are not superheroes or fighters trying to dominate their opponents in a ring, they're animals trying to survive and live smartly.
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  252.  LeopardOwnsLioness s  tigers are the smartest and most intelligent of the bigcats, it is a proven fact by scientists. Do some research. Mentioning books without names won't change the reality. Tigers do kill sloth bears and other bears more often than leopard killing other predators, leopard killing hyenas is not a common incident, it only happens very rarely.
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  253.  @johnanthonyp  That bite force claim is just a myth. It is true that jaguars have higher BFQ than other big cats but their overall bite force ain't greater than those of lion and tigers. All big cats have similar skull and jaw structure. Bigger the cat, greater the bite force. If jaguar was same size it would've had higher bite force than other big cats but they're not even half the size of adult male lions or tigers.
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  254. Same video was posted on another channel saying the leopard was a young male! When lions kill a leopard, "it's old" or too young/inexperienced. When a leopard escapes, "wow, he beat up a whole pride of lions". Leoptards are the most pathetic excuse of fanboys there is! 😂
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  255. Buffaloes also match the colors of the tree trunks and root area.
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  256. Masai sightings is pretty good too
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  257. Jaguar bite force is a myth. They do have a much higher bfq but not overall bite force. Just watch their skulls.
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  258. That's such pessimistic comment dude! Get laid.
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  259.  @aikonriche  not even 10
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  260. Lucky it wasn't a lion. It would've gone straight for the kill.
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  261.  @HenryDube72  where?
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  262. ​ @pushhard2 hyenas are the smartest land predators. They definitely know which water is safe from crocs
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  263. There's no courage in animal kingdoms. Only stupid cats fight against larger cats and die.
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  264. The 1 lioness riding, others holding the giraffe's feet and begging to give them ride instead, but the giraffe is bored.
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  265. Ah! My eye hurts!
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  266. The kitten should have played dead, that was it's only chance. Cats rarely do it though.
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  267. It's not an impala
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  268. 69 dislikes! 😂
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  269. ​ @a1k922  record weight isn't normal. Puma has recorded weights over 120 kg. Leopards are smaller
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  270. Why didn't the rangers rescue the rhino? Black rhinos are in thr brink of extinction. Lions can't even break the skin of a rhino or eat it in the mudpool.
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  271. ​ @Davatar  he's lying. He makes up stuff whatever he feels.
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  272.  @trevorjack8542  all animals fear humans
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  273. ​ @davidhunternyc1  bcz impala is the most common antelope and they taste best
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  274.  @neidenbachjasmin796  heavier does mean stronger for cats.
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  275.  @VenusEvan_1885  congratulations, you've successfully proven yourself as the dumbest liontard of all time! 😆😆😆
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  276.  @VenusEvan_1885  There's nothing even 50 adult male lions can do to a bull elephant. Elephant can simply stomp them under his feet one by one. Elephants even crush rhinos under their feet. Lions are to an elephant what a bunch mice are to a grown man. You need to learn basically common sense first.
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  277.  @frankG335  sounded like a teen to me. But some ppl are softhearted regardless of the age
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  278. A clouded leopard would've caught it easily
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  279.  @raminybhatti5740  not from the satanists
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  280. AWDs are the only carnivores I wish goes extinct. There's no need of them whatsoever. Other carnivores of Africa can replace them just fine. All they do is eat other animals alive on constant basis, it's unnecessary torture. I know spotted hyenas do it too but they're less successful and they also play the important scavenging duty and clean up disease.
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  281. ​ @EarthIsFlat456 bcz running is the best solution. You can't always stand and fight. Young and injured members would be in trouble either way
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  282. That's why chief bongo became a cop
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  283. Ew that lion literally started eating from the asshole! 🤮
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  284. @selfatrophy I think he just made a looney tunes pun. There's this vulture called buzzard in looney tunes who talks like this.
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  285. Nah, if a cat fails at something, it frightens them. Only tigers seek revenge
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  286. Leopard has rosettes not spots
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  287. He'll survive, there's no broken bone.
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  288. Except the video quality was poor!
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  289. Antelopes are more closely related to cattle, goats, sheep and buffaloes than deer. There are no deer in Africa
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  290.  @Melanosuchusss  jaguars don't have the biggest bite force among cats. It's just a myth. Tiger and lion are much bigger than jaguars and they have bigger jaws than jaguars. Jaguar bite force is nowhere close.
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  291.  @thebabbler8867  hey stew peed, and your minionoobs who liked your replies. Jaguar kills small caiman species which are only 4 to 7 ft long. Nile crocs are 15 to 20 ft in lenght. Jaguars don't mess with large black caimans, Orinoco crocs, and American crocs which are too big and dangerous. Do some research before embarrassing yourself like this.
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  292.  @d-nutty313  jaguar jaw power is a myth. Corocodilian jaw power is much greater anyway.
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  293.  @pdawfpodcast3105  jaguars don't have stronger bite than lions. It's just a false myth. Lions bite force is 1000 psi, jaguar 750 psi. Just take their jaws side by side and use common sense.
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  294.  @samuelguzman5532  gustave was 26 feet.
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  295. ​ @draco10447 it's a leopardess
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  296.  @cirnosnumberfan6449  actually there are plenty of cases of lone cheetah (mostly male) killing adult wildebeest and even bigger antelopes. Predatory encounter is very different from stand up face to face fighting. With ambush and chase, panicked animals get caught and killed by smaller predators, animals instinctively try to run always, fighting is their last resort however they often don't get that chance.
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  297. Squamates aint that ancient tbh
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  298. ​ @thomasneal9291  it's a cape buffalo, not water buffalo. Water buffalos are found in Asia. There's a huge difference.
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  299. ​ @mikeoglen6848  yup, water buffalos are larger and found in Asia
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  300. ​ @firedrake7663  gaurs are twice bigger than cape buffalos. Tigers rarely attack bull gaurs.
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  301. Clouded Leopards from Asia texts to leopard: you're cute too
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  302. It's no longer about Kruger only
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  303.  @Latestsightings  what is your explanation of this incident bro?
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  304. Leopard doesn't eat other cats though. They only kill to decrease competition
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  305. Neither are even half that long here
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  306. Looks like that lioness was breastfeeding off that cow Buffalo while the male lion was at the throat.
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  307.  @fairadiarra3790  captive lions are generally heavier. In wild max weight of lionesses are about 130kg that's less than 300lbs, average weight is less than that, they do grow to 300lbs but on rare cases. Before talking about evidence know the basics, just Google 'lion weight'
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  308.  @margaritoguzman5312  orinoco crocs and black caimans also kill jaguars and pumas.
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  309.  @josejonhson674  jaguars always avoid black caimans. All the videos you see of jaguars killing caimans are spectacled, yacare and dwarf caimans. Crocodile bite force is 5 times greater than that of a jaguar. If a jaguar tried it would get destroyed by a crocodile.
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  310.  @stevenvandemsky7290  Morlete's crocs are too small, only 10 feet gor large males. Orinoco crocs can grow over 20 feet. They can easily kill a jaguar.
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  311.  @thomashamilton2761  this video is fake tho. It's a dog not a jaguar. Morletes crocs are almost same size as spectacled caimans. They're not big enough to threaten jaguars. The American crocodilians that can actually kill an adult male jaguar are- Orinoco crocs, black caiman, alligators, american crocs etc.
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  312.  @whatname4613  Not true, large saltwater corcs are too big for tigers even on land. I'm a huge tiger fan, trust me.
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  313. Motionless leopards are actually pretty difficult to detect even for humans with binoculars, but ungulates are color blind.
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  314. Maybe that leg bone was stuck in the crocs throat and it was choking, that's why it couldn't move, the leopard might've helped it unintentionally.
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  315. It's not a deer, antelopes are more related to cattles than a deer.
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  316. ​ @infinitydreamzz  no creature is doing anything easily to a rhino
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  317. This isn't a black mamba. Why this lady keep misinforming other people!
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  318. Inexperienced crocs, they should've targeted it's legs. With deathrolls they could've torn off the bovid limb by limb.
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  319. 🐃
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  320. 🐅🐯🦁
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  321.  @faraz-i3x  there's no such thing as cowardice in wild animals. Wild dog team work is great so sometimes they're able to intimidate even buffalos. However I've seen clips where buffalos successfully fending off even large packs of wild dogs without any trouble.
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  322.  @michaelsteven1090  nah, larger Crocs are faster. They can propel and maneuver much better underwater.
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  323. Wildebeests sometimes does charge back to save other members, fortunately the big bull ran away, had it realized it was just a leopard, it would've charged back. The terrian was good for leopard.
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  324. Is that a bongo calf? They are such a rare antelope. The 3rd largest after two eland species.
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  325. ​ @goldeneagle99  that's when they're unable to kill
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  326. Clearly this cheetah is young and inexperienced. That's why he couldn't execute the throat bite properly and failed to kill it. Also he didn't chase the vultures because the lack of experience with these birds and got scared. However it was smart on it's part not to risk it.
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  327. Gray panther
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  328.  @CrazyIshan69  did I say leopards are smaller than servals? And I did not deny that leopards are fierce. You're only proving yourself stupid. You didn't even understand my simple comment!
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  329.  @ritemolawbks8012  the croc is small, it weights merely 1/3rd of that buffalo. Not impressive.
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  330. The croc is a young one though, a meter longer or more and it'll be feared by all lions even on land
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  331. Nile crocs have killed lions quite a few times. There are plenty of confirmed records.
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  332.  @beltek01  not regularly. Large salties are very rare now in Sunderbans. Tiger number also dropped significantly.
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  333.  @y.m9959  caimans aren't crocs. Stop calling them that. Caimans are smaller cousins of Alligators who are only distantly related to true crocs. Even gharials are more closely related to crocs than caimans.
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  334. Inexperinenced mother it seems. She could've saved both if she hadn't chased after a lion
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  335. How do they repair this road? How was it constructed in the 1st place?
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