Comments by "" (@cintronproductions9430) on "Latest Sightings" channel.

  1. My man never backed down, he went out like a warrior. It's not every day you see a non-elephant creature actually send a hippopotamus running. He will be missed.
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  2. Or their children.
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  3. I swear, these rhinos were drunk after a late night party, otherwise they'd charge those hyenas and impale them and break all their bones. 🤣🤣🤣
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  4. RIP Mavuso. He lived a long life, and at least he died of a natural cause, instead of poachers. It's sad to see him go, but at least it was an inevitable death and not one caused by greed.
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  5. The most important thing in the world for an elephant is other elephants. The herds aren't just herds, they're families, they look out for one another. They're intelligent and emotional creatures and it's amazing that they're so similar to us despite looking nothing like us at all.
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  6. I like how they're forced to accept that they're not getting rid of the croc that easily and they just start eating with the croc staring right at them the whole time. XD
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  7. The elephant is probably thinking "How is THIS supposedly the smartest creature on Earth?" 😅
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  8. Cheetahs get punked by everything. Even their prey can punk them if they decide to turn around and fight instead of running away and exposing their vulnerable ass. I've even seen baby animals standing their ground against cheetahs.
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  9. He's a big boi all right.
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  10. Do these people WANT to be eaten? The lions are probably thinking: "So THIS is the dominant and smartest species on Earth?"
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  11. I know this happens all the time, but still, why does seeing cats killing other cats always feel so..... wrong? I can't put my finger on it, it's not cannibalism but it still feels like it for some reason, there's just something surreal about seeing an animal slay an animal that's different but also very similar, I don't know. :(
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  12. It was so cute! 😭 I know they're not supposed to interfere with nature but in this case why didn't they make an exception? I'm saying, when lions hunt a buffalo or zebra or something, you can't interfere because you can't deny the lions of a meal, as they deserve to eat too. But in this case, the lion killed the baby for simply existing and it didn't eat it, so its precious life and its dead body are now completely wasted. If they saved the baby, the lion wouldn't starve because the lion wasn't even going to eat it. Just making an observation here.
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  13. I love how the squirrels use their tails as fake heads to trick the snake into striking at the tails instead of the squirrel's actual heads. I still felt kinda bad for the snake tho cuz I thought it wouldn't be able to make it out alive, this seemed like a hopeless situation but eventually it tired out the mongoose until it lost interest, giving the snake an opening to escape. Also is it just me or does that mongoose have goat eyes?
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  14. Small antelopes have such a miserable life. EVERYONE is after them, 24/7, trying to chomp off a piece of their @$$. But still, they manage to survive in this cruel, harsh world, so props to them.
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  15. I like how lions strike fear in the hearts of most land animals, but the creatures of the water don't take any crap from them. Hippos, crocs, turtles, now crabs. XD
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  16. Unfortunately, Hakuna Matata is something nature does not agree with.
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  17. Vultures are very important for the ecosystem, without them, the land would be covered in seas of bloated, infected corpses that not even hyenas would want, and diseases would spread. Vultures can eat such rotten and filthy carcasses because their stomachs destroy the diseases and bacteria.
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  18. And spikes, and poison, and armor, and the ability to breathe fire.
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  19. A video where an impala actually escapes and survives? Who are you and what have you done to Kruger/Latest Sightings?
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  20. The hyenas are learning English...
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  21.  @eyeswideopen935  Let me explain, sometimes rangers saw off their horns so that poachers don't kill them. It's kinda sad to see them without horns but at least they will be safe, until the horns grow back, that is. Yes, their horns grow back, as they're not bone, they're basically hair.
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  22. Every creature on the savannah becomes fast AF when they see a lion running towards it... And then the lion becomes fast AF when it sees an elephant running towards it. 😂
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  23. Rhinos aren't AS violent as people think, but still, it helped that the people were quiet, and she seems to be used to people anyway.
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  24. Of course they use Colgate.
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  25. I felt bad for him at the end, he was clearly crying. I bet he was so injured that if I were there and I just hugged him, he wouldn't react at all. But nature is nature.
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  26. Amazing how the jackals even know or care about the difference even tho foxes and jackals are very alike in appearance and behavior.
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  27.  @andrewhezekiahdaniel  They move fairly alright on land if they have to, I guess this one is sluggish from the cold of the night.
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  28.  @costixd4990  If Shere Khan were there, Sabor AND Nala wouldn't stand a chance. 😂😂😂
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  29. Bat: "Why don't you pick on someone your own size!?" Bird: "You ARE my size."
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  30.  WARRIOR FIGHTER PAHLAWAN  Some people are tougher than others, some can handle seeing this sorta sh*t but others can't. But the truth is that everyone has their limits. You may not feel much seeing two hyenas or lions kill each other, but you'll definitely go insane with emotions if you see a chimpanzee kidnapping and devouring your baby, which sadly HAS happened before.
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  31.  @randomkinkajou5747  True, they're not big cats cuz they can't roar, but they're still cats that are big, at least compared to other smaller cats, so they're not big cats, but they're still, uh, big cats, LOL.
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  32.  @Latestsightings  I'm suprised they aren't extinct yet. They're the weakest predators on the savannah, they can't defend themselves at all, everyone else steals their prey and/or kills them for simply existing, dang, their lives are terrible.
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  33. Lions don't dare attack the strange hairless primates riding in giant metal beasts, because they know that the hairless primates carry the deadliest apex predator of them all, the thunder stick, which can take the life of even the largest elephant with a single roar.
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  34.  @parikshitpore5181  Yeah, the tailess one was injured and lame, but the other two were healthy and yet did nothing! Rhinos are living tanks and nature's warriors, they wouldn't just stand there as some overgrown mongooses eat their friend's @$$!
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  35. She's a girl, she's trying to lure the snake away from her den and her babies.
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  36. Yeah, sadly there's no way the cub survived. Even if the baboon wanted to take care of it, there's no way it can feed the cub.
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  37. IKR? What's worse is that those scales have no medicinal value and they're literally the same material as human fingernails so why don't those people just leave the pangolins alone and bite off their fingernails instead? It'll have the same effect: nothing.
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  38. The description says that the baby proceeded to nip the bull's foot. Not gonna lie, that sounds adorable.
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  39. It's probably sick and tired of people hating its kind online for eating prey alive, so it went for the throat for a change. Ok, just kidding.
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  40. Nobody eats vultures, they taste horrible and they're full of the bacteria they take from rotten flesh.
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  41. I like how the first buffalo that got out just stood there waiting for his friend to get out instead of just leaving. It's just a little bit off camera near the end but you can still see it a bit.
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  42.  @yommax5870  Male leopards are never involved with raising their offspring.
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  43. He is a survivor, I'm impressed and proud, he overcame a terrible injury and not only did he survive, he thrived, despite his handicap he rose up the pecking order in his clan. Again, he's a survivor. He needs a name tho, how about Pedals?
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  44. I heard that a solitary wild dog named Solo was adopted by a hyena clan, and she also helped raise jackal pups. Solo was so lonely that she joined other carnivores that would normally be her enemies.
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  45. The cheetah is very lucky. On a worse day a lion would hear the buck's cries and then Kruger would upload a new video called "Cheetah cries for help as a lion breaks its neck while buck watches nearby eating popcorn". XD
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  46. It was for her own good, rangers saw off the horns to prevent poachers from killing them. The horns grow back eventually, as they're actually compressed hair and not bone. Yeah, it's sad go see her without the iconic horns of her species, but at least she will be safe and poachers won't bother her until her horns grow back. Oh, and rhinos don't even need their horns to fight predators, their sheer size and thicc armorlike skin is enough.
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  47. Yup, crocodilians are very good at healing from horrific injuries, they can even survive with one of their limbs ripped off.
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  48. I thought she was trying to whack the snake with her tail but that would be dumb of her, she's not a dinosaur, LOL.
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  49. Their thiccness is of no use to them up in the treetops. XD
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  50.  @ochocincoo  You cared enough to reply. XD
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  51. If he was alive, why didn't he escape at 0:37? He just lied there. He only tried to escape when there were tons of dogs next to him, who quickly took him down, what an idiot.
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  52. Lions are communists and they want to be the only predators in Africa, so they kill other predators for no reason even if said predators aren't a threat.
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  53. This seems to have been filmed over the course of two days. The baby was born one day, then it died overnight and they came back to continue filming the next day.
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  54.  @khaa5zz81  Dude (or dudette), rhinos, hippos, elephants, buffalos, moose and bison are herbivores and they'll DESTROY you if they catch you.
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  55.  @Thekellin1  If that leopard were Sabor from Tarzan, the lion wouldn't stand a chance at all. XD
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  56. Damn, that lion just grabbed the wholeass baby elephant in its jaws and ran, how strong is his neck!? Even freshly born baby elephants are heavy.
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  57. At this point "being an impala" is the same thing as "death".
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  58. Not really, baboons can kill leopards if they have superior numbers.
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  59. Yup, aardvarks never stray far from their holes, all right. In fact, usually their territory has multiple holes all over the place so they can easily access any of them in case of something chasing them. And if they can't get into an existing hole in time, they just dig a new one from scratch at a suprising speed, and if the predator tries to bite it while it's doing this, SLASH! Those aardvark claws are no joke, their power ain't pretty.
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  60. What's funny and kinda sad is that, as you can see in this video, cheetahs are actually TALLER than leopards, yet this fact doesn't change anything, I mean, lions eat giraffes, so simply being tall isn't enough to save you from shorter but stronger opponents.
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  61. Poor little genet. Genets are underrated and unpopular as it is, and now they have their debut on the Kruger channel as a mangled carcass. They're so cute and need more popularity!
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  62. Yup. Heck, sometimes when you're an impala fetus you don't even get to be born because something kills your pregnant mother and rips you out of her!
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  63.  @Cillianofarrell  Just search up Solo the African wild dog on Youtube or on Google. Also now that I recall I think she adopted the hyenas instead of the other way around, but yeah, she formed a pack with hyenas and jackals after losing her own pack.
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  64. Looks like the wild dogs know that baboons are just as dangerous as they are, as they have razor sharp fangs, plus the baboon's troop was just down the road, had the dogs actually tried to bite the baboon, it would obviously call its troop and the dogs would have a terrible day.
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  65. The elephant is the true king of the jungle. Heck, lions don't even live in jungles but elephants sure can. If it weren't for humans cheating and inventing guns, elephants would be completely indestructible.
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  66. Yup. And money can't bring you back to life either if you die.
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  67.  @louielouiepks  They meant the fight. Mavuso lost even tho he had way longer tusks than that younger bastard.
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  68.  @sonysarr4999  It's because cheetahs can't risk even a tiny injury, for that would cause them to starve to death.
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  69. Wait a minute. This was filmed in Poland. Last time I checked, Poland isn't in Kruger, heck, it isn't even in Africa! 🤔
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  70. This is the cutest thing I have ever seen, bless her.
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  71. Well the leopard did make some sudden loud noises, I think the hyena wasn't scared, it was merely startled, and yes, there's a difference. If it was scared, it would have ran far away, but it came back quickly.
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  72. @Noé André Yes, thank you! I cringe whenever I see Covid jokes in bat videos, I know they're innocent and in the end, even if someone did eat bat soup, Covid was humanity's fault.
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  73. Hippos and whales are related. I guess exploding when you're dead runs in the family. XD
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  74. LOL, his minion.
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  75. The serval is "least concern". That means it's more or less common and/or has a wide range. I think.
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  76.  @nazmulhuda5578  There's no poison, of course, but still, an injured predator is a dead predator, especially in Africa.
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  77. Yup, rhinos are tanks, but elephants are mountains.
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  78. Hyenas and painted dogs are basically frenemies, LOL.
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  79. ENDLESS SQUEAKING INTENSIFIES
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  80.  @WRXXXual  Sorry. I'm sorry. I don't anthropomorphize animals, I was just, you know, expressing how bad I felt about him.
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  81. Peeps go to safaris expecting to see all the animals singing and dancing to Hakuna Matata, only to get horrified when they bite each other's throats and tear out each other's intestines.
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  82. Aaaaaah! My heart! They're all so precious! 😍
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  83. ​ @mapuchetrabun.8332  El guepardo fue asesinado por el leopardo, no son colegas.
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  84. The cheetahs in theory could fight that lioness, but it wouldn't be worth it cuz even a small injury would leave them unable to hunt, which would result in a slow, painful and agonizing death from starvation. They know better.
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  85. If only the buffalos were smart enough to realize they have, IDK, DAMN SWORDS GROWING OUT OF THEIR CRANIUMS! XD
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  86. How do you confuse the intestines for a kidney!? XD
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  87. The animals on safaris don't care about the strange hairless primates that come inside large metal beasts with round legs, they know the hairless primates might be carrying thunder sticks.
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  88. There's a huge difference between being brave and being stupid.
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  89.  @shafqatishan437  Well I was referring to a scene in a documentary I saw on tv once. A literal baby gazelle was standing its ground against several cheetahs, and since it was just standing there, the cheetahs didn't dare attack it even tho it was many times smaller and they could easily take it down. Sadly the baby then tried to run for it and then they killed it, but simply standing up to the cheetahs and actually make them hesitate to attack it was very brave and impressive considering it was a baby. I'm not saying baby animals beat up cheetahs or anything. XD
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  90. This cracked me up!
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  91. A leopard can kill a hyena, but with extreme difficulty, as a large hyena like this one is more than capable of destroying a leopard. The leopard isn't stupid and it doesn't want to risk injury or death.
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  92.  @rendezvousonmemorylane  Lions are too OP in the metagame, we need to nerf them or ban them to the Ubers tier. I mean, 189 Attack!? What!?
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  93.  @Warbr33d  I have never seen a wildebeest actually defeating something besides cheetahs, which isn't even much of an accomplishment, LOL. Warthogs tho, I've seen them winning or at least escaping several times.
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  94. I'm suprised this leopard isn't weighed down by his gigantic balls.
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  95. Cheetah: "Jeez, what's with all these cars? I wanted a real impala, not a Chevrolet Impala!" Badum-ching! 🥁
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  96. Even experienced warriors get powerless or at least confused when they're out of their element.
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  97. IKR? It's 2022, why do some people still film like they're holding a potato?
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  98. This is something you definitely don't see every day.
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  99. At least we saw everything important.
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  100. It would rather pinch its paw on some thorns than experience whatever gruesome, horrific fate the lion would give it.
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  101. Reirei was lucky to escape and live another day after a dangerous encounter with Washimi... XD
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  102.  @dougllaz6267  Are we talking about crocodiles or iguanas? 🤨
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  103. With those bloody paws, he's sadly on a timer. He'll struggle to catch prey, he'll struggle to climb, he'll struggle to escape lions or hyenas, he'll struggle to simply walk, he might even be dead by now. :(
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  104. Impalas are sausages on legs. They don't even bother trying to defend themselves because they have flimsy necks and no muscles, poor things exist just to be eaten. Sable antelopes, meanwhile, are awesome. They never back down or run, they always face their predators, and they attack with their powerful hooves and mighty horns that can impale a lion. Sables rarely fall to predators, and the few times they do, they take one or two down with them. Kruger should start uploading sable videos to show people that there's bad@$$ antelope warriors out there.
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  105. Cheetahs are so weak, I feel bad for them sometimes.
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  106. They invested all their XP in speed but not attack or defense.
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  107. For all of you that are miffed that "nothing happened", well, yeah, the snake wasn't gonna eat him anyway, since he's too big and has long horns, but still. It's not everyday you get to see and film these animals. Safaris are unpredictable. One safari could be calm, another could be a bloodbath. That's just how Africa works.
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  108. 1:09 You're laughing. A buffalo got his nose painfully bitten and you're laughing.
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  109. It's ok, it's just that bats suck at moving on the ground and they need to hang upside down to fly.
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  110.  @nikolavukovic9958  And even when the camera is still, there's often people screaming, gasping and assuming nature is like a Disney movie in the background. Videos where the camera is steady AND everyone is quiet are rare.
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  111.  @NannupTiger  Yeah, that gnu's not gonna make it, in fact, he's totally dead by now. When you have a broken leg and live in a place with lions, leopards, crocs, cheetahs, wild dogs and hyenas crawling around, you're basically a walking dinner plate. You're absolutely right.
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  112. Yeah, no wonder lions in movies use tiger roars instead. XD
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  113. They don't deserve hate at all. Imagine how beloved hyenas would be worldwide if Disney made a movie called "The Hyena Queen" instead of The Lion King.
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  114.  @shafqatishan437  Yeah, Khan can fight a giant bear, a black leopard and an entire pack of wolves, beat them all senseless, and still have the strength and stamina to chase a kid up a flaming tree. Also, even buffalos and fricking rhinos are afraid of him.
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  115. And here I thought that angry birds fought pigs, not snakes. XD
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  116. Predators have predators too. As a cheetah or dog I'd be vulnerable to lions. And as a lion I'd have to deal with their brutal society. The only savannah animal I would be would be an elephant. Sure, as a baby I'd be vulnerable, but I just have to stick with the herd until I grow up, then I'll be unstoppable and can step on lions, dogs and hippos alike and turn them into Play-Doh pancakes.
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  117. They quickly eat their prey as fast as possible in most cases cuz they don't want other predators to come try to steal their kill.
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  118. Domestic cats: (run from dogs or are simply annoyed by them) Wild cats: (EAT dogs)
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  119.  @bearclaws2934  Least he got the head as a trophy. XD
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  120. Aww, you should have played Animal I Have Become by Three Days Grace over this footage! Just kidding, LOL, thanks for not putting any dumb music and ruining the moment. XD
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  121.  @VenusEvan_1885  Ok, here's the truth: a leopard can kill a warthog but a warthog can also kill a leopard. ;)
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  122.  @metalzonemt-2  For now, but sooner or later the infections will settle in. The leopard has my sympathy.
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  123. Spotted hyenas actually hunt most of their prey, while lions get most of their meat from scavenging, but leave it to Disney to fool us all because of their blatant bias towards more "good-looking" species.
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  124. This channel never censors the cruelty of nature. There's a video on this channel that shows an impala with its intestines spilling out of its side and it's still alive!
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  125. Wha? But how? Honey badgers are the toughest creatures that ever lived! It should have ripped that leopard to shreds! That's what I'd say if I weren't aware of the fact that honey badgers are NOT invincible and people just like to overhype them. If anything the badger's refusal to acknowledge that some animals are bigger and stronger than them can sometimes get them killed.
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  126. Even if the cheetah were not full, it would still surrender to the pigs, cheetahs surrender to anything that doesn't run away.
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  127.  @mapuchetrabun.8332  Ok, perdón, debí decir que el guepardo fue "cazado" por el leopardo, y la diferencia entre ambos felinos es que el leopardo es más pesado y robusto y mucho más fuerte, y sus manchas parecen rosetas o flores. El guepardo, en cambio, es más esbelto y con las patas más largas, y tiene una cabeza más pequeña con "lágrimas", y sus manchas son simples puntos. El guepardo fue atacado y matado por el leopardo y éste ultimo se lo llevó para comérselo. El leopardo no estuvo protegiéndolo de los humanos y de nuevo, estos gatos no son colegas, son enemigos naturales y los leopardos matarán guepardos cuando la oportunidad se presente.
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  128. Actually everyone bullies each other in the savanna. They all get their turns bullying and being bullied.
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  129. And a fight between a lion and an elephant lasts a few milliseconds before the elephant breaks every bone in the lion's body with a single touch.
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  130.  Henny Pa  They know humans have guns so they don't attack them. If man didn't have his gun, he would be just another prey item.
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  131. He/she/they is so dang cute, I can't. 😍🐶
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  132. Am I the only one who finds warthogs oddly cute? 😅
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  133. LOL, at the end the dogs weren't running for their lives, they were just trotting away in disappointment as if they were saying "Man, fun is over! Why did that other guy have to arrive and ruin everything?" XD
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  134. Crocs only fear hippos! Tho to be fair, everyone fears hippos. Except elephants, who fear nothing.
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  135.  @emilyohana9318  I don't even know who you are.
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  136. The poor thing was apparently dehydrated, weak and confused.
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  137. It's so SMOL!
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  138.  @T1Oracle  Black rhinos are smaller than hippos but white rhinos are bigger than hippos and black rhinos. Also white rhinos and hippos can body each other, the rhino can win with its sharp horn but the hippo could also injure the rhino with its gigantic mouth. But you're right, the elephant is the true king of the jungle.
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  139. They're so SMOL!!! I just wanna pick them up and squeeze them and dunk them into my coffee!!!! 😍
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  140. Is "Tinged" even a real word?
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  141.  Elder One  I think that was a baby monitor.
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  142. If this elephant were any bigger, he'd grab the lion with his trunk, slam him onto the ground, breaking his ribs, then he'd step on his head, breaking his neck, crushing his skull and killing him at once. Then he'd stand on the body and trumpet proudly into the sky. But sadly this was a baby elephant. 😭
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  143. Them badgers are pretty overrated, tbh. The memes make them seem overpowered but they ain't. XD
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  144. They're not the same species. 😅
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  145.  @NannupTiger  Calm down bruh! XD
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  146.  @fillfinish7302  I am a dude! XD
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  147. An elephant charged a guard!? How? With cash or credit?
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  148. When hyenas and wild dogs eat stuff alive, everyone hates them for it, but when lions and wolves eat stuff alive nobody bats an eye because they're oh so beautiful. Pfft, I smell blatant favoritism and bias.
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  149.  @Fantasly.18  Exactly! Most people fail to realize that hyenas only eat their prey alive cuz they quite literally have no other choice most of the time.
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  150. Absolutely right. Heck, lions don't even live in jungles but elephants can.
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  151. He's their boss, sadly he got no meat but he did get the head as a trophy. XD
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  152. These scene almost feels prehistoric cuz these are all relatives of the dinosaurs, well, birds ARE dinosaurs while crocs are distant cousins, but still, maybe something like this happened millions of years ago...
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  153. Lions kill everything that moves, even for no apparent reason. Even hyenas can chill with other predators and even their own prey when they aren't hungry, but when it comes to lions, killing seems to be the only thing hardwired into their thick skull. XD
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  154. You know what they say, what's a king to a god?
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  155. I've heard of webs strong enough to catch birds before, but this is the first time I've seen it on camera, it's amazing.
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  156. Northern white rhinos, specifically. Southern white rhinos on the other hand won't be lost anytime soon, they're plentiful. What happened to the Northern ones is still tragic though.
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  157. Lions often kill other predators for no reason other than to eliminate the competition. They're just b@$tards that want to be the only predators in Africa. I don't think they even eat them.
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  158. That looked like a young, mostly harmless juvenile hyena.
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  159. Sadly lions don't negotiate or give warnings, they just kill.
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  160. They know that the hairless monkeys riding the metal rhinos might be armed with thunder sticks.
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  161. Elephants. Don't. Consume. MEAT!!! 😂
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  162. Wild dogs and hyenas are adorable and fascinating. 😡
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  163. First cub: "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!" Other other cub: "NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!"
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  164. @Daniel Okpara Year 7 I really don't know, but I think it's a combination of their looks, their eating habits and their portrayal in the media. Well, that's the opinion of most people. I actually think they're cute and just as amazing as other animals.
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  165. Why are we debating about the gender identity of wild pigs?
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  166. She's not useless, the lizards are too fast and they outnumber her in this scene. She still has plenty of eggs left, she's doing a pretty good job. If she were useless, she wouldn't even do jack sh*t and there would be no eggs left.
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  167.  @DavidL1986  You have a very good point, predators deserve to eat too, but the croc isn't gonna starve to death because one antelope got away. Crocs can spend months without eating anything.
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  168. Or rhino.
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  169. "Kill" is the only thing wired into a lion's brain, it seems. They don't care about anything else, just killing. Even hyenas can chill with herbivores at the water hole but lions just try to kill everything that moves.
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  170. If I were there, I'd gladly touch it and take it somewhere safe, I actually think pythons have a cute, derpy look on their face so I find them oddly endearing.
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  171.  @Khan-_-Art1st  Kermit, Michigan J. Frog, Keroppi, Slippy Toad and Greninja want to know your location...
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  172.  @rameshpudhucode6862  What does this have to do with r@cism?
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  173. The buffalos were grazing peacefully that sunny day. As the melodious song of the birds, the buzzing of the flies and the feint whispering of the African breeze filled the air, the buffalos continued to chew their meal without a care in the world. Suddenly, they all raised their heads and stood alert; they could smell something. Something deadly was approaching. The buffalos couldn't tell what it was, for their eyesight is mediocre, and their stalkers were well hidden anyway. But as the danger got closer and closer, the buffalos could properly identify the smell: the smell of death. The smell that every buffalo fears since they're in the womb. The lead bull quickly shouts the one word every buffalo dreads hearing: "Lions!" As soon as he finishes mooing his warning, the big cats spring out of the bushes. Armed with razor-sharp claws and powerful bone-crunching jaws with teeth as deadly as a serial killer's knife, the lions had only one thing in mind: kill. The buffalos ran for their lives. "Protect the children!"- screamed a female buffalo. The calves wailed and cried, fearing that their short lives would soon be over. Suddenly, the lead bull yelled firmly: "Boys! The safety of our next generation is our top priority! Defensive formation! As we rehearsed! Double time! Tenhut!" As soon as they heard their leader, the buffalo soldiers quickly surrounded the calves, using their horns and their own bulk to protect the younger ones. The lions closed in, but they stopped, unwilling to penetrate such a dangerous barrier. The buffalos continued to run, and they made it to a steep hill. With the cats hot on their tail, the buffalos had no choice but to climb the treacherous cliff. One slip would spell doom for the buffalos, as their legs could break and leave them at the mercy of the barbaric felines. But the buffalos didn't give up, and they trudged up the incline one by one. It seemed that the buffalos have escaped, but a moo of despair suddenly filled the air. It was the oldest member of the herd; an ancient bull named Old Leatherhide. The old bull was dangling from the cliff; his leg hanging inches from the lion's teeth. He tried his damnest to get up, but his old age has made him frail and tired. Suddenly, a lion jumped on his back. "Help me!"- screamed Old Leatherhide. As the lion tried to sink its teeth into his neck, Old Leatherhide closed his eyes, ready to accept his fate. But suddenly, charging in from behind all the dust, the lead bull and his soldiers charged at the lions, saving the old bull. "Grandfather, are you all right?"- asked the concerned leader. "Yes, my grandson, thanks to you."- replied Old Leatherhide, extremely proud of his grandson and his bravery and leadership. The old bull joined his grandson up the hill, where the entire herd faced their feline adversaries. The lions halted in their tracks; the buffalos had the high ground, and the lions did NOT underestimate their power. Without a second thought, the cats retreated, leaving the buffalos to celebrate their victory in peace. As the herd continued to graze, Old Leatherhide was resting under a tree next to his grandson. "I always knew you would be a good leader."- said the aging bull. His grandson was flattered and he nuzzled his grandfather as they continued watching over their people, on high alert as always, for Kruger was full of many dangers...
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  174. That has got to be the most desperate and starving lioness I've ever seen if she's willing to expend energy on eating a small bird that lions usually don't even bother eating cuz vultures accumulate lots of nasty toxins and diseases in their bodies from eating putrid carcasses. She's so gonna end up like the average Taco Bell customer. 💩💩💩 Edit: Ok ok on closer inspection she clearly isn't starving. Which..... only makes this behavior more unusual cuz again, lions rarely if ever eat vultures cuz they're basically poisonous, and if this was just eliminating competition, then it was meaningless cuz vultures do not hunt living prey so lions shouldn't see them as a rival.
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  175. I agree, Kruger Sightings is iconic, while Latest Sightings is generic as Hell and it doesn't make me think of African animals, it makes me think of clickbait videos that say that aliens, sea monsters and living dinosaurs have been spotted. 😑
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  176. Well, the lizards get along, but the croc isn't a lizard.
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  177.  @RC-mv7zz  Did you just assume the hyena's gender? 😂😂😂
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  178. What does this video have to do with politics? XD
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  179. I wouldn't call this video amateurish, the quality is insane and the animals look so big and detailed from this angle even though they're actually tiny.
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  180. The serval kitten has been avenged! Edit: I kinda feel like a jerk for saying that so I apologize. I feel for this lion's death too. But nature is nature.
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  181. It has a big hole in its side, if it didn't die right there the infections would still settle in.
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  182.  @samndidi7772  It definitely would have turned ugly, for the baboon and for the dogs. The baboon troop was just down the road, so if the dogs were to attack the lone baboon, he'd definitely call his troop for backup and they'd come running to fight the dogs.
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  183. I was kinda expecting that too, but honestly this is what a scared leopard looks like.
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  184. How can you consider this funny!?
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  185. Buffalos aren't that dumb, they know how to ambush people that have hurt them before, even years later, that requires some strategy, stealth and a good memory. If anything wildebeest are a little bit dumber, but still fit to survive. XD
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  186. insert Death's whistle from Puss in Boots here
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  187. That is a wildebeest.
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  188. IKR? Even the guy in the video said "Here comes the real king of the jungle" when the elephants arrived.
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  189. It's a cat-eat-cat world out there.
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  190.  @fishflaps7030  I've seen a BBC video where a dozen vultures surrender a carcass to ONE jackal, and they had to wait for it to leave. Meanwhile, eagles, which are usually smaller than vultures, can beat a fox one-on-one, and foxes are roughly the same size as jackals. So yeah, vultures are wimps. I don't see them ever facing a lion if they can't deal with one pupper that their smaller cousins can eat for breakfast.
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  191. It's over, wild dogs! We have the high ground!
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  192. I've seen tons of lizard vs. snake vids, and the lizard NEVER wins, sadly.
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  193. What did dragons, wild dogs and hyenas do to you?
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  194. I didn't want to believe this, really, but I checked and... now I feel a strange mix of emotions. I never thought things would get worse for them.
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  195. What are the people supposed to do? Pry the lion's jaw open with their bare hands? They'd just be offering themselves as food.
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  196.  @bendover2684  Now now, even animal experts like Judy here make mistakes, insects in Antartica honestly sounds that unbelievable, I didn't know that either.
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  197. Understandable cuz the elephant seems to be a bit young judging by its size, but it's still big enough to put the lion in its place. XD
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  198. That didn't happen, plus there's no tigers in Africa.
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  199.  @shafqatishan437  Yes, you are the smart one here. Literally even children know that adult elephants have no predators and lions aren't stupid enough to challenge them.
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  200. "I don't like this, can you scare them?" Sister, you payed God knows how many bucks to be here in the first place, you should KNOW what to expect, it's nature, not a Disney movie.
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  201. Baboons can and will chase after and even seriously injure or kill leopards. Leopards do hunt lone baboons but in a troop, the huge monkeys have the upper hand.
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  202.  @NannupTiger  Yeah, lions are unnecessarily brutal to other carnivores. Also their own society is horrific. Imagine it but with humans: a random murderer breaks into a house, kills the father and then kills the kids. The now widowed and childless wife comes to him and says: "You killed my entire family.... Let's bang!" Lions are exactly like that.
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  203. How can you be malnourished in the wild? They look fine to me.
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  204. Bruh, no.
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  205. That sure was a half-assed escape attempt. XD
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  206. Zebras make one of the best sounds in my opinion but I respect yours. XD
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  207. He's old.
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  208. "What did you say, punk?"
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  209.  Kutis Bayag  The description says he got away.
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  210. Spotted hyenas look like dogs, but they're more related to cats and mongooses, and they're bigger and are brown with spots and a mane, they have shorter hind legs, and they sound like human laughter. Wild dogs actually are dogs, they're smaller and have bigger ears, thinner legs, a coat covered in splotches of black, brown, yellow and white, and they sound like birds or squeaky toys.
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  211. A lone wild dog stands no chance against a leopard, yeah, but a lone hyena can actually kill a leopard, tho the leopard can also kill it.
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  212. Wow, it's suprisingly flexible.
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  213. This channel is honest and usually delivers what it promises.
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  214. FATALITY!
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  215. Those people were just dropped a lot as babies, LOL. Lions can't even TICKLE adult elephants.
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  216.  @BeachMongoose  Dinosaurs once existed but dragons never did. Except Komodo dragons, but those are lizards.
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  217. Hippos are indeed territorial and aggressive, which is why I'm suprised cuz that was one of the calmest hippos I have ever seen. It just stood there quietly instead of chasing after the hyena and dog with its mouth wide open, and they were boldly eating a few feet away from its face.
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  218.  @CrazyIshan69  Don't listen to them, they're trolling others and using a certain offensive slur.
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  219. Yup, they're true omnivores. They can graze on grass and munch on fruit, or they can slurp up slimy yet satisfying bugs, or they can tear flesh off a carcass. If it's food they'll eat it.
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  220.  @MaskOfCinder  "It's over crocodile! I have the high ground!"
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  221. Pumbaa, what are you doing!? That's not a bug! Jokes aside, this was sad but also interesting to see, mama did what she could but it's the circle of life. Also those warthog piglets were so adorable.
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  222. The cub was killed and dismembered and the leopard feasted on its headless corpse.
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  223. When the clip is ending you can see the dogs leaving in the other direction away from the monkey.
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  224. Don't worry, it's a common mistake. Then again, they both have social lifestyles and a similar way of hunting, and they're both so cute, but hyenas aren't dogs. :)
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  225. That's a title I never expected to see....
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  226. That was an adult impala.
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  227.  @Latestsightings  Change it back! Please! I said please, don't leave me hanging!
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  228. Dude, why? This channel brings us nature, and nature can be cruel so what were you expecting to see?
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  229.  @CrazyIshan69  That would have happened but the dogs and hyena bolted because of the elephants. Not that I blame them tho. XD
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  230. The dogs are starting to target bigger prey... if dogs were as big as lions they'd probably be able to take down elephants...
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  231.  @fresky5370  At least this is a real person, not a bot. You might not like what they type but they still have the right to type what they want. It's the bots that have to be stopped.
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  232.  @TheLund182  You want their cats to be snatched by owls, ravaged by coyotes or, worst of all, dismembered by cougars? Keep them inside if you live in a land full of carnivores.
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  233. Yup, what's more impressive is that crocs are covered in literal armor but that means nothing to an elephant.
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  234. The hyena and the dog actually getting along and eating right next to each other was pretty wholesome, but it's not that suprising cuz it has happened before. What really suprises me is that both of them are boldly eating right in the hippo's face instead of bolting the heck out of there, they sure have guts. Literally, cuz they're also eating guts. XD
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  235.  @CrazyIshan69  Indeed, which is why I'm suprised by the fact that the dog, and eventually the hyena, continue pulling and eating the carcass a few feet from the hippo's face instead of just ditching it and bolting the heck out of there, tho to be fair that is one of the calmest hippos I have ever seen, which may explain why the dog and hyena were so bold.
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  236. They're not covered in paint, but they ARE wild. XD
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  237. Humans are only at the top of the food chain cuz they invented guns and spears. Without any weapons a human would get obliterated by just about anything.
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  238. 1:58 Such satisfying scrapy scrapes.
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  239. No, you can easily see dinosaurs flying around, eating at feeders, pooping on cars and statues, swimming in lakes and standing on electric cables.
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  240. This has to be a joke.
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  241. He was previously injured and had a broken leg, and the other two just didn't care. Such friends...
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  242. Dang, Scar! You savage! I know you're happy that you're finally king after betraying your own brother but dang! That was brutal! By the way, your minions failed to kill Simba and he'll come back with a meerkat and warthog to beat your sorry posterior.
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  243.  @bendover2684  I doubt there's insects in Antartica.
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  244. All jokes aside, it's amazing how strong the web is. But uh, they can't just rescue the birb, that would be like someone walking up to you in a restaurant and taking away your hamburger.
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  245. The title of this video just sounds so wrong. XD
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  246. They're all excellent hunters and they all have their place in the ecosystem, and they're all adorable.
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  247.  @Woodrow0  Yes, it's acting all tough and it's standing its ground, but on the inside it's probably like "Holy sh*t! I could have DIED!"
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  248.  @bigrez005  I'm joking, BTW. Let's just agree that lions and tigers are equally strong and the winner depends on who gets the first bite. End of discussion. At least neither stands a chance against elephants, tho.
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  249. Well, with a broken leg, he'd be picked off again anyway by more hyenas, other rhinos, hippos, lions, buffalos, crocs, elephants or poachers. Also, with that wound on his @$$, he'd slowly and painfully die of infection, blood loss, maggots eating his flesh and his own tickbird buddies betraying him and draining his blood. So yeah, it's sad that they put him down but he was gonna die anyway.
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  250. Hopefully she doesn't become a serial killer when she grows up. 😱
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  251. Hippo: "I'm the strongest animal in the savannah! Fear me!" Elephant: "How cute!" Hippo: (runs to the water like a p*ssy)
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  252.  @ToxicVaccines_HivHoax  They have no choice. Dogs don't have muscular legs and retractable claws like cats, so they can't pounce on their prey to wrestle them to the ground and gain access to the throat, they have no choice but to aim at the ass and start tearing off meat.
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  253.  Levent A  Leopards, lions, tigers, jaguars and snow leopards are all big cats. They're all in the genus Panthera. Tiger- Panthera tigris Lion- Panthera leo Jaguar- Panthera onca Leopard- Panthera pardus Snow leopard- Panthera uncia
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  254. Yeah, wildebeests and impalas should just evolve spikes on their neck or something. And maybe more intelligence. And sharper horns. And sharp teeth. And muscular legs. And a tail with a club on it. And a shell. And claws. And wings. And the ability to breathe lazer beams. XD
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  255. Probably lost it in a fight. I wonder if the Fang Fairy visited him. XD
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  256. Spotted hyenas do. This was a brown hyena, they live alone.
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  257. You must be thinking of anteaters, those live in South America. The aardvark is a completely different animal and it lives in Africa like hyenas.
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  258. Good video but the title should be "Lions destroy buffalo and get scared stiff by elephants".
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  259. Wha? This was already uploaded.
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  260. They can't do that because that would screw with the cub's development, they need to learn how to hunt.
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  261. Honestly I'm suprised that leopards and cheetahs can tell each other apart with ease when to this day some humans get the two (and jaguars) all mixed up because they're so similar.
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  262. He probably meant "most" predators, cuz sleeping in the trees won't protect you from leopards, you're just serving yourself on a golden plate for them.
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  263. Bull sharks often enter freshwater, they can sometimes be seen miles upriver away from the ocean.
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  264. That was a leopard, a cheetah wouldn't even dare be in a scene like this.
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  265.  @Latestsightings  Yeah, I don't know what I was thinking, LOL. ☺️
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  266. 🎶Hungry hungry hippos! They'll chomp you in the face!🎶
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  267.  @thomasneal9291  That was an inexperienced teenage elephant on its own.
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  268. And then the hyena calls its clan and they overpower the lion and reclaim the carcass. XD
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  269. Cool video but uh, when did it escape? It clearly got eaten.
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  270. Nobody: Absolutely nobody: Not even a single soul: Buck: "MWNYAAAAAAAARGHA!"
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  271. Cuz wildebeest are stupid.
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  272. I understood that reference.
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  273. Had he tried to escape at 0:37 instead of lying there, he could have made it, but instead he waits until later when there's lots of dogs on the field. Impalas are idiots. Edit: Ok, he was braindead because of the leopard attack, he only recovered when it was too late.
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  274. This was filmed over the course of two days. The baby died overnight.
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  275. Why would you deny the snake of a meal? That would be like if someone shoots you for eating a Big Mac.
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  276. Lions only target baby and teenage elephants for a reason, adult elephants are unstoppable.
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  277. I was today years old when I learned Springboks sound like pigs...
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  278. They're rarely seen because they're shy and nocturnal, but they have a pretty high population, don't worry about them. They're safe.
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  279.  @NannupTiger  I even saw a video where a lioness is unable to take down a warthog, a lioness!
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  280. Them gray-headed bush shrikes are absolutely vicious little birds. Anything their size or smaller will get beaten to death.
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  281. Unfortunately?
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  282. The lesson is that we should always watch our children, because trying to find the fastest way to kill themselves when you're not looking is what (most) children do best.
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  283. The mink probably became the best man at the wedding as thanks for murdering the intruder. XD
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  284. It's the law of the jungle. And the savannah. And the desert. And the forest. And the tundra. And practically everywhere.
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  285. How can people even think of killing these intelligent, innocent beings? They're basically humans with trunks cuz they're smart and caring and empathetic and they mourn their dead, so killing an elephant is pretty much murder!
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  286. Yeah, how is someone supposed to help? They'd just be offering themselves to the carnivores.
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  287. Yup. There's sadly no way the cubs survived. Maybe the baboons killed them themselves or maybe they did try to adopt them, but either way the cubs were doomed from the start. They need their mother, and a monkey can't feed them even if it tries.
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  288. The floor is made of floor.
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  289. They literally HAVE to eat their prey like that. Unlike big cats, hyenas and dogs don't have muscular legs or retractable claws, so they cannot just jump on their prey and pin them down to reach their throat.
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  290. The crocs aren't stupid, they won't dare fight the hippos.
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  291.  @user-Void-Star  Lion fanboys think that, I've heard them say such blasphemies as "Lions make elephants sh*t themselves" and other sad, pathetic lies. XD
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  292. You're laughing. An elephant charged those people and you're laughing.
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  293. "The law of nature is clear that only the stronglest will survive!"- narrator from Tarbosaurus: The Mightiest Ever
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  294. Impossible. That must have been a gut or a hunk of flesh, due to the horns, this impala was clearly male, so he couldn't have been a preggo.
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  295. You saying hippos should be in the OU tier in Smogon? Nah, they should be in Uber. 😂
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  296. Pythons aren't venomous and they usually aren't even hostile either. No wonder they make good pets, plus they're oddly cute, other snakes have a fierce glare on their face, but pythons usually look derpy and clueless. I've heard of families that have giant pythons as pets and the pythons grew up with the children of the family and nothing bad ever happened.
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  297. Good eye. I kinda saw it too but I thought it was one of the cheetahs.
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  298. No, he's ded.
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  299. Pumbaa, NOOOOOOOOO!!!!
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  300. Hippos are gangsters until an elephant shows up. XD
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  301. We must find that man and beat him with rocks and sticks!
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  302.  @shafqatishan437  If I recall correctly leopards can also drag young giraffes up trees.
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  303. If they're waterbucks, they sure suck at being WATERbucks.
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  304. If I were a savannah animal, I'd be an elephant. That way nobody would mess with me.
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  305.  @Latestsightings  It was a young one then, adults are unstoppable to all except Man's gun, which isn't part of nature so guns don't count, meaning that if guns never existed, adult elephants would be the most invincible creatures in the entire planet.
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  306. He ran not because he was scared that they would kill him, he ran because he knew that if he fought them, the battle would never end because they're too agile for him to bite, but they cannot bite through his incredibly tough and impenetrable hide, he ran because the battle would be endless since neither can kill the other so it would be a waste of time.
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  307.  @DarthZeromus  Because birds have hollow, fragile bones in order to fly. Heck it's entirely possible that the impact alone killed the vulture before the lion even bit into it.
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  308. It's weird that animals can drink dirty stagnant water and thrive without ill effects, but humans drink that and they puke and get germs and bacteria and stuff.
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  309. Hyenas are super adorable and anyone who thinks otherwise is just wrong.
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  310.  @NannupTiger  Well they do graze by standing on their knees but yeah, they also eat everything.
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  311. She tried. Besides, wildebeests aren't the brightest bulbs in the drawer.
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  312. Oh, they eat other things besides snakes. Cool. These dinosaurs are honestly underrated, they're basically long-legged eagles that stomp on their prey to death, how metal is that? Also there's an eagle watching in the background of the video, it clearly wants nothing to do with this scene. XD
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  313. The cheetah is lucky that they didn't show up.
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  314. Lions get eaten by crocs. There's a good reason they try to not touch water. Well, because of crocs and hippos.
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  315. Warthogs eat anything.
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  316. Lions fear elephants, as they should.
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  317. Nooooooo! Not the genet! Why the genet? It's so cute and underrated, like, barely anybody cares about genets! Look at its wittle face! It deserves popularity, not dismemberment!
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  318.  @NannupTiger  No, I'm not sarcastic, I also felt a bit bad for the poor thing. Plus I feel like some creatures are really unpopular and don't get much media attention.
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  319. 0:05 Oh hey Washimi, sup. How's Gori?
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  320. They're not exactly the only ones. You know about the sable antelope? Those things do NOT go down without a fight. Heck, they rarely ever run away to begin with and they usually go straight on the offensive as soon as they see a carnivore. Lions have been stabbed to death by the horns of sables. Tho for some reason sables are pretty underrated and there's not many videos of them being badass out there.
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  321. I guess that monkeys sometimes want to have pets or something.
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  322. Wild dogs aren't suicidal.
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  323. I love both, the only thing atrocious about them is the unfair bad rep they get, poor babies.
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  324.  @PakPikPuk  Actually leopards don't like water, this one was just hungry and wouldn't pass on an easy meal. Jaguars do love water like tigers, though.
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  325. Nobody in nature is a bad guy. They all do what they have to do to survive.
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  326. It seems to be a boomslang.
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  327.  @sherifrefaat1  Maybe something was wrong with it and the bird took advantage of this.
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  328.  Animal fights  Uh, even adult leopards are wary of hyenas, sure, a leopard could kill a hyena but a hyena could also kill a leopard. They're roughly the same size.
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  329. It does have gorgeous eyelashes tho. :)
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  330.  @Latestsightings  No offense but it sounds awful, plz change it back, Kruger Sightings is an iconic name.
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  331. I think that was just the camera making noise.
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  332. I heard that Titanoboa primarily ate fish.
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  333. Those are my thoughts exactly. I like lions and all, but they're a little too obsessed with killing, even for a predator. Cheetahs, wild dogs and even hyenas are way more chill. For instance I've seen hyenas drinking peacefully at the watering hole next to their usual prey, and wild dogs and hyenas usually have scuffles but I've also seen them more or less socializing to a degree. And there's a solitary wild dog who lost her pack and then she adopted hyenas and jackals. Lions just kill everything that moves. XD
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  334. It's because the title is misleading and implies that these lions are stronger than a herd of elephants when, as shown in the video, ONE elephant can scare the entire pride. If the elephants decided to attack the pride would be no more.
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  335. To be fair, first the leopard was in a ditch behind the grass, and then it was behind a tree, and that combined with the leopard's camouflage and stealthiness meant that the springbok couldn't see it, plus the leopard only moved when he lowered his head to graze.
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  336. Because they fear the hairless primates and the thunder sticks they might carry. Plus the hairless primates are riding in huge metal beasts with four massive, round legs.
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  337. Skwovet vs. Silicobra!
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  338. How did this comment thread turn into a race war?
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  339. Even at that size and age, their skin is too tough. And nobody would dare go near him anyway because he's under the watchful eye of his gigantic mother.
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  340. If hyenas are villains, then so are lions, elephants, seals, pigs, frogs, hamsters, ducks, jellyfish, starfish and coral. My point is, no animal is evil. They simply want to survive. If ya'll still think one type of animal is evil, then by that logic all animals are, because all animals do the same thing: try to survive this harsh, cruel world.
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  341.  @doktorhyena  They keep spamming the same thing for some reason.
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  342. It was probably sluggish from the cold of the night, crocs fear nothing except hippos.
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  343. Moto Moto will destroy anyone who's in his way as he walks over to Gloria.
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  344.  @Latestsightings  If only he kicked the cheetah in the groin. Instant KO. XD
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  345. Adrenaline is one Hell of a drug.
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  346. A single hyena would destroy a single dog, and I'm sure that a single hyena would even destroy two or three dogs, but a pack of seven, ten or more dogs vs. one hyena would obviously end with the hyena dead.
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  347. Stop uploading videos while I'm sleeping! I'm always late for them!
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  348. Actually the most successful is the African wild dog, with a 90% success rate.
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  349.  @animals_._explain  Don't spam.
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  350. No.
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  351. That was an already existing hole. However, aardvarks actually are capable of somehow digging a new hole and hiding in it in seconds if they can't reach an old one, it's amazing. But this time it reached an old hole, they happen to have many holes littered around their turf for this reason.
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  352.  @NannupTiger  Fun fact: In the very first Arthur books, Arthur did look more like an actual aardvark, complete with a long snout, but then they changed him into his design we all know and love to mock because it was hard to see his mouth with that snout in the way. Uhhh, didn't the artists realize that an aardvark's mouth is at the end of the snout and not behind it? These are aardvarks! Not elephants! XD
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  353.  @CrazyIshan69  Lion fanboys that think lions are invincible and can easily kill the big three aren't worth fighting with.
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  354. The title should have said "baby kudu", but it just says "kudu", and I was like: "A single hyena can't take down a fully grown kudu!", then I entered the video, read the description and I said: "Oh it's a baby."
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  355. Wildebeest aren't known for being the sharpest knives in the drawer, if anything they're spoons. XD
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  356. Because it's a hippo.
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  357. Oh so it's ok for humans to eat meat but when hyenas and snakes do it they're evil monsters? Why are humans so hypocritical?
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  358. What does this video have to do with tigers? Yes, tigers are awesome, but this is an Africa video! XD
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  359. Sadly it's because a birb catching a fish is less exciting than a hippo stealing a croc's kill, it seems.
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  360. Uh.... ok....
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  361. Nobody knows. It's not likely for a herd to banish a member this young. Either he got lost or was too weak and thirsty to follow them.
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  362.  @bigrez005  Aw crap! I leave for a couple hours and there's a pointless fight between lion vs. tiger debaters! Well I'm here now so... TIGERS ARE FAR STRONGER THAN LIONS AND WOULD EASILY BEAT THEM! FITE MEH!!! 😂😂😂
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  363.  Jancy Varghese  Yeah, yeah, I really don't care about this lion vs. tiger BS, all I know is that the true king of the jungle is the elephant. When they're adults, they're unstoppable! But this ain't an elephant video so I'll stop talking. You know, when lion and tiger fanboys fight, it reminds me of the brutal fights between T.Rex and Spino fanboys.
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  364.  @pokemonitishere202  Oh I forgot about that, LOL. Tigers are the ones with intimidating roars while lion roars sound like bored yawns or moans. 😂
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  365. Makucha won't be having porkchops tonight. Thanks Janja. 😂
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  366.  @ThaRedPitbull  I also used to love it as a kid, and, while I don't hate it now, I still like it, I looked back at it and said "Damn, these characters sure are ugly." XD
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  367. Oh yeah, they should have tried to help the rabbit and risk getting stepped on by two angry raptors. 🤦‍♂️
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  368. Dogs alone weak! Dogs together strong!
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  369. "The law of nature is clear that only the stronglest will survive."- narrator from Tarbosaurus: The Mightiest Ever, who can't even say "strongest" correctly.
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  370. Wild dogs don't deserve to be slandered by the media. 😡
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  371.  @gutemorcheln6134  Toxic is literally part of their name, ignore them.
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  372.  AM  This hyena species is a harmless scavenger (unless you're a rodent or fur seal pup), so these lions were just @$$holes.
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  373. OMG, I didn't even notice! This is an outrage! You're right, the new name is pretty unspecific.
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  374.  @Tonetare  "Crocodiles do not live in South America." Orinoco crocodile: "Am I a joke to you?"
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  375. It's painful to watch because rhinos aren't this weak and would normally impale or stomp the hyenas until the battlefield is red and covered in mangled remains. I swear these rhinos were insanely drunk.
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  376. Baboons can't catch the cheetahs cuz they're too fast but if they could, the cheetahs would be obliterated by the strong jaws and sharp teeth of the massive monkeys. Baboons can even defeat leopards so a cheetah wouldn't stand much of a chance.
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  377. Is there anything that DOESN'T kill impalas? I swear, everything is after their bony @$$. What's next? A pack of mongooses taking down an impala?
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  378. To be fair, these are white rhinos, the most common and least endangered species. Now, if these were the critically endangered black rhinos, then they could use extra protection.
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  379. Even if the baboon were female, she wouldn't be able to feed the cub because the cub needs its own mother's milk, it would die anyway.
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  380. Don't. Both species are adorable.
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  381.  @DavidL1986  Most of the time they aren't, but hippos have been seen eating meat.
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  382.  @brucechong7689  Kruger videos are NEVER fake.
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  383.  @DaggerZ555  There it is at 2:42, torn to shreds and devoured. Poor thing.
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  384. Hippos are aggressive bassturds, had the impala stayed in the water, it would have gotten killed by the hippo.
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  385. Lions, dolphins and chimps will also kill their own kind.
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  386.  @Myemnhk  They weren't scared, lions are but ants to a herd of elephants, the elephants just didn't care and moved on, if the lions were stupid enough to actually attack them it would be the last mistake they ever made.
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  387.  @calebwilliams790  Rude.
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  388. I think I now realized why hyenas have shorter back legs: it lets them move quickly while squatting down, and that way they protect their backside from being nipped by dogs and rival hyenas. Also, in the background of this video you can hear a flutelike "Poo poo poo" sound a few times if you listen closely. That's the call of the hoopoe, a crested bird widespread across Africa, Europe and Asia.
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  389. Klipspringer: (charges at baby baboons with its pointy horns) Adult baboons: "Eh, this is fine." Chimpanzee at the zoo: (simply touches a baby baboon through the fence) Adult baboons: "GRIHVKOKFYYDHIOHHGUHHTFDGRO!"
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  390. That only happens on extremely rare occasions cuz even lions know better than to mess with hippos. Adult hippos that fall to lions are probably just weak or ill.
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  391. Uh, are you ok there, buddy? 😳
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  392. I thought you were gonna say that it's a bad idea because a lion could pluck them out of the car, but you said something that's even more right. They don't appreciate nature just yet.
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  393. Humans shouldn't mess with anything that moves, period.
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  394.  @pedroroque829  Those must be old, sick or crippled bull elephants, healthy bulls are the most powerful land creatures that ever lived.
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  395. They're not scared of lions in the slightest, one swing of an elephant's trunk can send a lion to Pluto and back and turn every single bone in its body into a fine powder. XD
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  396. Yeah exactly, now that I think of it she IS well fed.... which makes this behavior even stranger cuz why would she waste energy on a POISONOUS bird much smaller than her when she has clearly eaten recently? And this can't be mere elimination of competition cuz vultures don't hunt live animals.
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  397. Yeah, he could have easily escaped, but no, he just had to accept candy from a shady stranger in his van.
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  398. Buffalos are pretty dumb. Only sometimes they realize they can do this but then they forget again. I guess. XD
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  399. I'm suprised he didn't call the hyena a "coyote". XD
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  400. Maybe that's why there's no deer at all in Africa, only antelope.
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  401. Because some dingdong isn't watching them so they escaped. That or they were let out on purpose to go eat and drink. Yeah, good idea. Letting out your cattle in the land of the baddest and deadliest predators (and hippos) out there.
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  402. Weird that hyenas and dogs aren't related at all, but they sorta get along at best or they're just highly competitive rivals at worst, but meanwhile lions despise their literal cousins like leopards, cheetahs and servals and they go out of their way to kill them on sight.
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  403. Pumbaa ate bugs in The Lion King, and bugs are technically meat, this shouldn't suprise people. Warthogs and other pigs are omnivores and they'll eat anything.
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  404. Yeah. Pfft, lions? What are those? XD
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  405.  @Mad_Martigen  Yup. They're not the kings of the jungle. They don't even live in jungles but elephants can. XD
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  406. 🦎: "This Varanus niloticus won't settle for the dregs! I'll borrow! I'll beg! I'll even kiss you for my dear beloved dooooooose! Of EGGS!" 🎶
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  407. If only natural selection also gave them spikes lining their neck to prevent lions from biting them once they're down, THEN giraffes would be invincible.
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  408. Baboons chase after cheetahs.
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  409. It's like buffalos forget they even have them in the first place.
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  410. I doubt that wild dogs see humans as prey, heck, grey wolves don't see humans as prey either.
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  411. Hahahahaha! 🤣
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  412. Geez, someone give those impalas a lozenge or an inhaler or something. XD
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  413. They're not cowards, they're built for speed, not fighting. If they get even a tiny injury, they may never be able to hunt cuz their prey will escape and they'll starve to death, so they don't fight things that can fight back. Again, they're not cowards, they're just not suicidal either.
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  414.  @user-Void-Star  Exactly, that's what I meant. I said that they technically CAN try to fight a lion, but they WON'T do it because they're not stupid or suicidal.
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  415. Wild dogs are endangered and they make cute noises, shame on ya.
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  416.  @leventa.1052  They're a little too programmed to kill, if you ask me, even by predator standards.
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  417. Did those guys just snitch the cub's hiding spot to the hyenas?
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  418. Domestic cows unsupervised in the middle of the African savannah, and one gets preyed upon by a hippo... Yup, this happens only at Kruger.
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  419.  @kingofthebeast4024  Sorry, I wasn't aware. I just thought they up and released those cows without a care.
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  420. It's like lions are commies that think they're the only predators that deserve to exist so they kill other predators on sight for simply existing!
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  421.  @Latestsightings  She could have just grabbed him and pulled him out, but sadly only elephants were blessed with something remotely resembling an arm.
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  422. No, Skwovet vs Silicobra!
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  423. Oh no, here we go again.
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  424. Used to?
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  425. Well, well, well...... XD
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  426.  @Tonetare  I thought hyenas had the strongest bite force of all modern mammals.
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  427. But they're social reptiles that live happily in groups... oh right, even animals that live in groups will fight or even kill members of the group that step out of line and do something stupid.
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  428.  paulo Almeida  What?
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  429. You see, after a kill, the cheetahs tend to be exhausted. Hell, by simply running fast they're putting their life in danger. They only run fast for short bursts, cuz they get very tired and overheat easily, they run any longer than their limit and their heart explodes. So when they kill something, they tend to rest for a while because they're exhausted, and other predators know this. The cheetahs also know this, so sometimes they do stuff themselves as much as they can, but other times they're just too tired.
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  430.  @thomasneal9291  Rangers removing rhino horns to protect them is one thing, cuz the horns are just compressed hair and they grow back anyway, so removing them causes little to no discomfort to the rhino, but do rangers really remove elephant tusks? Those are teeth! Wouldn't removing them cause a lot of blood to come out, causing nasty infections and pain to the elephant?
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  431. But, they're cute.
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  432. I don't know, but I'm still suprised that the croc succeeded in this endeavor unscathed. Even if the baby was already dead, the mother hippo would probably still ferociously defend the calf's body.
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  433. A zebra did WHAT!? Edit: Ok I saw that video and the wildebeest survived that hit. Also I think the wildebeest was just being dramatic cuz the zebra just lightly tapped it.
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  434.  @groenrizla2513  How? A tiger can carry a leopard in its mouth!
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  435.  @shotmanz24th19  Exactly so how can a leopard kill one unless it's young? Not happening. 😅
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  436. He can't save the deer because there was no deer, that was an antelope.
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  437. Not every hunt ends with blood and gore. Many hunts are unsuccessful. It is nature's way.
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  438. The lion would have been the one to not stand a chance if this leopard were Sabor from Tarzan.
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  439. Talking about this theme like that is not cool.
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  440. Those are leopards. Cheetahs would never dare to take down an adult warthog. Hell, even leopards find it hard.
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  441. It didn't go down without a fight or without a bite.
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  442. It's a compilation of the best moments of 2019.
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  443.  @joweydelanota5558  Uh, ok...
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  444. That's not suprising, buffalos are very dangerous.
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  445. Reticulated pythons don't live in Africa.
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  446. There's no gore in this vid, all the damage is internal.
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  447. Oh so humans can kill animals for no apparent reason all they want, but if an animal kills a human it has to be killed itself? What is this blatant hypocrisy?
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  448. It must run in the family.
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  449.  @Latestsightings  Poor thing. I sometimes feel bad for smaller predators with no chance of defending themselves being tortured by lions. It's satisfying when lions are beaten senseless by elephants because now the lions are the ones running in fear of their lives for a change.
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  450. Yes, one bite and the lion's bones would be bloody silly putty.
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  451. @Dylon Gilbert Oh, great, another person that thinks lions are gods.
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  452.  searcher  Maybe the Northern population is nearly extinct, but the Southern white rhinos are the most plentiful rhinos on the planet, they outnumber all other rhinos.
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  453. Animals eat each other with or without tourists and their cameras, it's nature, it's been like that for millions of years and it'll (hopefully) stay like that for millions more. You can't interfere with nature, the lions need to eat or they'll die a slow, brutal, agonizing, painful death via starvation, a worse fate than any quick death they can give to an impala.
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  454. Los leones y los chimpancés también se atacan brutalmente entre sí.
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  455. I know this is nature, I know, but this still feels kinda wrong, it almost feels like cannibalism, even tho it isn't. They're just so similar in appearance, but very different at the same time. But alas, as brutal as it is, it's still nature.
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  456. Rhinos seem to be much calmer than hippos.
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  457. Yeah, he's ok. He was just waiting for the crew to stop filming and then he shot down the lions with his AK. XD
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  458.  Levent A.  But secretarybirds are like twice the size of cats, they can stomp them.
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  459. This is a brown hyena, not the more well known spotted hyena.
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  460. Nah, that other croc is his minion.
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  461. Its neck must be broken.
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  462. The title could only fit that many words.
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  463. Crocs and gators are extremely resilient and they don't care about infections, they can get horrific injuries and still survive like nothing happened, even a missing limb is but a scratch to a crocodilian.
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  464. Times it sucked to be an impala? So, always?
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  465. No.
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  466. Jeez, this is NOT something I expected to randomly see in my subs. I mean, I know this happens, I know, but her OWN cub!? Yeesh....
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  467. The cub lost its head, it won't recover from that. Plus now it's poop.
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  468. They're supposed to be social reptiles that live in floats and have a pecking order, hey wait, maybe that's what happened, the smaller one probably challenged the lead croc or disrespected him otherwise by eating from his food before him or taking his basking spot, Nile crocs get along with each other unless the subordinates try to challenge or diss the lead croc's status in the pecking order. That, or the bigger croc was just desperately hungry. Or he confused the smaller one for a monitor lizard. XD
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  469. RIP Nunu.
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  470. Even if it walked away the lion would still catch it quickly, it had nowhere to go. What it had to do was sit there without moving until the lion gets bored and leaves.
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  471.  @qaysar2393  Or maybe he's not dead and once they stopped filming he pulled out his AK and shot the lions in the baby batter factories. XD
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  472. Jeez, talk about jumping out of the frying pan and into the fire. Also, this is why you should never take certain people to safaris. Nature isn't owned by Disney, if you want to survive out there you have to be cruel and ruthless.
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  473. Warthog!? That's clearly a polar bear!
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  474. The toughness of the crocodile's armor-plated hide is absolutely phenomenal, the strong jaws of the lion simply cannot penetrate such a fortress, what's even more impressive is that this crocodile isn't even fully grown, yet it laughed at those attacks as if it were simply being tickled.
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  475. There's turtles in like, almost every continent.
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  476. The accent is cute, at least.
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  477. No more flame wars!!!
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  478. No, not at all. Anteaters are related to armadillos and sloths, while aardvarks are the sole living member of their family, a family that is distantly (but not closely) related to hyraxes and... elephants...
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  479. 4:41 Woah, that pride has not one, but two rare white lions. Also, did those buffalos seriously try to "help" their friend by jabbing him with their horns? My guys, you just made it easier for the lions to finish him off by injuring him further. 🤦‍♂️
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  480. There's no way some tiny raptors could take down a massive Stegosaurus. That would be like having a pack of dogs try to take down an elephant! 😂
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  481. She was probably out hunting and was unaware of what even happened.
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  482. Pumbaa was eating bugs with Simba and Timon.
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  483. Hyena should have bitten off their baby batter factories, that would have hurt them.
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  484. It's cruel but that's just nature. Also, how would you help the cub? The leopard would eat you and have the cub as dessert anyway.
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  485. It feels like cannibalism even tho it isn't, it just feels..... wrong......
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  486. Of course, hippos don't get injured, they do the injuring.
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  487. Everyone in the wild can beat a snake, they just have to step on it.
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  488. Pff, what was that hyena even thinking? Even if it managed to catch up to the aardvark, it would have a very bad time. Cornered aardvarks fight back using their extremely powerful claws that can cause serious damage. An aardvark's claws can break apart a termite mound in seconds as if it were made of paper, and termite mounds on the savannah can be as hard as concrete! Concrete! Imagine the bloody wound on that hyena's face if the aardvark were to slap it, overgrown mongoose was lucky earth pig escaped. XD
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  489.  @p3yanG  But how do they avoid getting ambushed by lions, dogs and hyenas while sleeping on the ground?
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  490. It's not the channel's fault, blame the guys that filmed this and stopped once it got intense.
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  491. Dawwww.
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  492. They're not that lazy but yeah, he didn't seem to be that hungry, and also for some reason he didn't care about the leopard that ran nearly in front of him either. Oh and the mom was there.
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  493. Chimps eat monkeys, not gorillas.
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  494. Hippos don't need motives, they just want to kill everything that moves.
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  495. Why would they bother fighting? They have literally nothing to fight with.
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  496. They're built for sheer speed, not power. They won't risk a single injury cuz then they'll never hunt again and will gruesomely die of starvation.
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  497. Yeah, the calf wasn't even frightened cuz it didn't even know the leopard was there until it was too late, and now it won't be frightened of anything ever again cuz it's dead.
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  498. There's no cowards in nature, animals simply play it safe and know their limits.
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  499. No, he was eaten by the pride of 6. 😭
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  500. Every adult elephant in a herd is female, the bulls live alone. The one in the front of the herd is the matriarch, the oldest female and the leader.
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  501. Hyenas and dogs have a... complicated relationship, to say the least. One moment they're yelling and snapping at each other like rival gangs, another moment they're just chilling with each other.
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  502. In what world is 3 minutes considered long? Edit: Never mind, I see what you did there. XD
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  503. The thumbnail isn't fake.
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  504.  @OldTrafford110  Oh, didn't notice.
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  505. I've heard of @$$ kissers but @$$ biters is ridiculous. And gross. XD
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  506. But they're wholesome puppers!
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  507.  @mnyamawamaji5234  Then again Gustave is an anomaly of nature, no way is he normal.
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  508. A gator can't get them.... cuz there are no gators in Africa. Just crocs.
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  509.  @ashdog236  Actually 30 dogs would totally slay a hyena, 30 is far too much and less than thirty dogs can kill a buffalo, so thirty dogs would logically destroy a hyena way smaller than a buffalo.
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  510.  @ashdog236  I never saw it happen on Youtube, tho I did see it in a documentary on tv, I don't remember what it was called tho. So this is what happened: a pack of dogs and a clan of hyenas were having a battle, and the hyenas actually retreated, but the dogs surrounded one female hyena that the narrator called "The Princess", and according to the narrator, the dogs killed her. I saw that on tv long ago, I don't even remember the channel. It was probably Discovery but it could have been Nat Geo.
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  511.  ZeUs  Bruh, what!?
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  512.  @gojigiante  Even large snakes get slayed by honey badgers, I saw it with my own eyes, in another video that isn't on this channel, a honey badger was being strangled by a large python, but the badger got out of the snake's grip like nothing happened and it quickly killed the huge python and the badger still had the energy to fight off two jackals while simultaneously dragging the giant snake corpse.
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  513.  @gojigiante  Oh ok, it's been a while since I saw that video and I misremembered the python as being larger than it was, thanks.
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  514.  @NannupTiger  Yeah, in fact, no snake has poison, venom and poison are two different things but the general public continues to confuse the two.
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  515. What does any of this have to do with Asian cartoons? XD
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  516.  @tllwllwsh2713  Uh, you didn't even do anything wrong but, apology accepted?
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  517. Elephant: (steps on lion) "Yeah, king of dying!"
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  518. But they're not wolves and they're not covered in paint. XD
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  519. Domestic dogs chase domestic cats, but in the wild, cats EAT dogs.
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  520. S D What is a "pone" lion?
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  521.  AaronT  Actually, only Buster looks like a rabbit. Muffy and Francine look more like humans than monkeys, Binky looks less like a bulldog and more like a deformed Goomba, Brain doesn't quite look like a bear, George the moose looks more like a goat with antlers, the list goes on. XD
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  522.  @jyde50  Nah, great potoos sound way worse, they literally yell "MOM!" like an angsty teenager, no way in Hell do I want to hear that in a dark forest. XD
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  523.  @thebabbler8867  I'm a fan of every animal. When I say that tiger roars sound scarier, it's not an opinion, it's the facts, baby! Sure, maybe lions are louder, but they sound like they're yawning. Tigers have more of a growl in their roars. It's true that most lions in movies actually use tiger roars.
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  524. A lion would also say that but it would still kill it anyway. 😑
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  525. How could anyone kill these beautiful creatures?
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  526. Nice try.
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  527. Springboks are antelopes, not goats.
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  528. You can't just bike through Kruger, you could get eaten by predators, crushed by elephants, mauled by hippos or a monkey could steal your wallet!
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  529. That bird is a disgrace to its species for being prey to something that should be ITS prey. XD (I'm joking, don't hurt me!)
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  530.  @tuna34joseph  I don't think vultures even have predators.
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  531. Those are rhino emojis! And hippos are purple, not black! XD
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  532. Poor thing is terrified and possibly scarred for life! I hope there's a sequel to this video where the same lion runs into an angry bull elephant, that'll be satisfying! 😂😂😂
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  533.  ang Dalubhasa  Who?
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  534. Crocs fear hippos, they don't want to be involved in this. XD
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  535. You do realize that if you try to help the calf you're just offering yourself as food in place of the calf?
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  536.  @hjlnbi  Yeah right, and I can destroy a polar bear. XD
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  537. Kaa was wise to back away and surrender the meat to Shenzi.
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  538. War. War never changes.
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  539.  Douglas Brown  What's pointless? I lost context cuz this thread is seven months old now. XD
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  540.  @robertbond330  Hey, I'm not a clown! (Looks at content of own channel) Ok, maybe I am kind of a clown. XD
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  541. A hyena's belly is never full!
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  542. 2:00 IDK, but that noise the hyena made was absolutely adorable.
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  543.  @klumsyninja9073  It was still sweet of them to suggest that, clearly they care about this channel.
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  544. Cruel is their middle name. XD
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  545.  @recession81  To be fair, some male lions don't have a mane due to genetics or other reasons, and in a reverse case there are very rare maned females out there.
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  546.  @SHARK-EATINGCAT  Ok so every movie, show and video game ever where bones make gruesome cracking and snapping sounds is a f*cking lie! XD
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  547.  Levent A  LOL what!? It's the truth! All these cats are big cats! And they can all kill humans! So to be a big cat you must kill humans? Cougars kill humans too and they aren't big cats.
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  548. Maybe in the city cats and dogs either annoy each other or sorta get along, but in the wild cats EAT dogs.
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  549. Zazu's emo cousin vandalizes expensive recording equipment, 2022 (colorized)
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  550. A leopard? Those things get beaten by monkeys, how can one even dream of taking down a prehistoric reptile with one of the strongest jaws ever and inpenetrable dragon scales? XD
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  551. Leopards can and will hunt warthogs if they get the chance, but they have to be careful because warthogs can be just as big and strong as a leopard and cause serious damage with their tusks.
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  552. Mama Serval is too late. Her child is already being devoured by the lioness. Mama Serval threatens her enemy with a loud growl, but the lioness has swallowed her quarry. She seems proud of her violent act and she's ready to fight. Mama Serval trembles with rage. Mama Serval rushes in, but she's impatient and she falls to the ground after one blow. But she must find the strength to get up again and face her nemesis. Mama Serval then jumps on the lioness's back and sinks her claws into her hide, causing the lioness to scream in pain. Then Mama proceeds to bite into the lioness's spine and rips out a chunk of it, paralyzing the lioness. The crippled lioness now lies on the ground, unable to do anything as Mama Serval picks up a piece of sharp-tipped wood in her mouth and thrusts it into the lioness's throat, killing her at once. Mama has finally avenged her child, and she leaves to tend to her wounds. The lioness's mangled corpse is left there to rot, and not even the vultures want it.
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  553. Mike o' Glen Yeah, even I think this fanfic I wrote is cringy. XD
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  554. Those hyenas must really want a cub sandwich. Ok, not really, they usually don't eat their competition.
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  555.  @irreligiousman3395  What if a croc bites their leg and breaks it?
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  556. I guess you hate dogs.
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  557. No.
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  558. If only cheetahs learned to target specifically the spine, they'd be able to kill lions.
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  559. That's clearly a male nyala cuz the females have no horns and their body type is more like an impala's, nyalas have very drastic gender dimorphism.
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  560. As much as I wish the leopard didn't kill the genet because it's cute, underrated and deserves to be popular, genets aren't close relatives of leopards, just distant relatives. They aren't exactly "in their category", so to speak.
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  561. Threw his big nut at you and got you? Ok......
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  562. I, I wear Crocs, am I delusional? 😢😭
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  563.  @shafqatishan437  I guess that makes sense, good point. :)
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  564. People who shake the camera or aim somewhere else when something exciting happens aren't just clowns, they're the entire circus.
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  565. I was confused too but then I remembered that river crabs exist.
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  566. After the sudden chase, the young leopardess spent hours up the tree, too traumatized and scared to get down. In her short life, she had already seen many of her kind get chased and even killed by these ruthless, bigger cats, but she never imagined it would one day happen to her. She wondered if one day, all of this would change. Her thoughts were interrupted by a scent in the air: the scent of death. The lions had claimed another victim. At first she couldn't tell what the scent was, but a few quick whiffs later and she realized that it was a familiar scent. Her heart nearly stopped beating as she came to the conclusion of what happened. In a flash, she jumped off the tree and landed on the ground, her thick pads absorbing the impact, and she raced towards the scent, hoping that it's not too late. When she finally arrived at the Acacia forest, her worst nightmare was lying right in front of her: lying motionless on the ground, blood dripping from her punctured throat, was none other than the leopardess's mother. Even though she was weaned and could hunt on her own, the young leopardess still felt love towards her mother, the one who nurtured her, protected her and loved her when no one else did. Seeing her body, lifeless and destroyed by the lions, filled her with grief, shock and terror. She was too busy mourning that she didn't notice at first that her mother was actually still alive, but barely. The lions savaged her and tore her body to shreds but didn't kill her for some reason. The young leopardess nuzzled her dying mother, who was too weak and in too much pain to nuzzle her baby girl back, even though she really wanted to. With her dying breath, the mother leopardess gave a final request to her daughter: "My sweet girl, you are far stronger than you think you are. You are capable of huge, huge things. If, some day, you get the chance to put those lions in their place and show them the pain and fear they've given us all these years, just, do it. And if you feel like you can't, remember... that... I'll always be.... with...... you..... within......" As she uttered this last word, she tried in vain to lift her paw to gently stroke her daughter's face one last time, but her paw fell limp and hit the ground. The life left her eyes. She was gone. Her heart filled with grief and despair, the young leopardess wailed into the air, screaming and yowling in pain at the death of her mother. As tears rolled down her cheeks and plopped to the ground, forming tiny mud puddles in the dirt below her, she snapped. She looked over to the North, where the lions had their den. With a look of pure rage and hatred in her eyes, she slowly trudged towards the lion's den, with the intention of honoring her late mother and making the lion's lives an absolute nightmare... WTF kind of dark fanfic have I just written!?!? 😳
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  567.  @rhart367  I'm sorry, what?
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  568. 🎶That's how you fool em', Jackal Style!🎶
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  569. ​ @Crocutaalpha  Lions are basically communists who want to cleanse Africa of all other predators because they deem them inferior.
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  570. To be fair the croc most likely vanished underwater with its prey and there was literally nothing else to see. XD
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  571. I have heard the nicknames of the African buffalo before, "Black death" and "Widowmaker", but I have never heard of any nickname being used for hippos before.
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