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

  1. ​ @MonsterFan-Epicfan  60 kg cheetah isn't that weak to be bullied by a 5 kg bird. Stop trolling
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  2.  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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  3. If you were another animal, you wouldn't have the same human like intelligence
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  4.  @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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  5.  @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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  6. *dam
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  7. Man, that's porn! 😆
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  8.  @alrivers2297  there's also a record of a large reticulated python swallowing an adult leopard.
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  9. ​ @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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  10. Where do u even get this! XD
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  11. She is dead
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  12.  @luxolomoshoeshoe1601  nah, it was a different one. Can't u see the manes?
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  13. It's common in most cats, specially in big cats where there's 50 to 200 pounds weight difference
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  14.  @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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  15.  @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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  16.  @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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  17.  @cintronproductions9430  shere khan would beat simba and scar at the same time
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  18.  @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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  19.  @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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  20.  @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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  21.  @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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  22.  @jysonpunchpower8420  nothing has acceleration even close to a cheetah. 0 to 100 km/h in 3 seconds.
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  23. That's nebula and tony stark XD
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  24.  @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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  25.  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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  26. ​ @azmagaref  still gazelles escape half the times
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  27.  @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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  28.  @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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  29. No there were two. They belong to a pride
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  30.  @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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  31. Lions rarely do this tho. I love hyenas even tho they eat alive
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  32.  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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  33. Leopard: I'm Wiley coyote Cheetah: peep peep, I'm roadrunner
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  34.  @Latestsightings  it would've gotten more views if it was in shorts format
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  35.  @burhana5308  not in deep waters though. Jaguar is the 3rd largest cat. They're far larger than honey badger.
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  36. 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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  37. A single 15 feet croc can do it. This one is merely 10 feet.
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  38.  @cintronproductions9430  exactly, he's almost like Chenghis Khan
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  39.  @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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  40.  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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  41. 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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  42.  @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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  43.  @seanboland2162  not really have you seen how effectively gemsboks use their horns
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  44. There's Impala, Hare, Mice who have far worse life.
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  45. Thumbs down for the bait title. Even 50 lions are no match for a single adult elephant.
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  46. I heard a recent report that a bobcat killed a pitbull.
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  47. 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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  48. 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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  49. It's actually minus age because it died before getting born
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  50.  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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