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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