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

  1. He's their boss, sadly he got no meat but he did get the head as a trophy. XD
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  2. 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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  3. 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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  4. You know what they say, what's a king to a god?
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  5. 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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  6. 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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  7. 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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  8. That looked like a young, mostly harmless juvenile hyena.
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  9. Sadly lions don't negotiate or give warnings, they just kill.
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  10. They know that the hairless monkeys riding the metal rhinos might be armed with thunder sticks.
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  11. Elephants. Don't. Consume. MEAT!!! 😂
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  12. Wild dogs and hyenas are adorable and fascinating. 😡
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  13. First cub: "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!" Other other cub: "NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!"
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  14. @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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  15. Why are we debating about the gender identity of wild pigs?
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  16. 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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  17.  @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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  18. Or rhino.
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  19. "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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  20. 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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  21.  @Khan-_-Art1st  Kermit, Michigan J. Frog, Keroppi, Slippy Toad and Greninja want to know your location...
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  22.  @rameshpudhucode6862  What does this have to do with r@cism?
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  23. 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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  24. 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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  25. 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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  26. Well, the lizards get along, but the croc isn't a lizard.
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  27.  @RC-mv7zz  Did you just assume the hyena's gender? 😂😂😂
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  28. What does this video have to do with politics? XD
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  29. 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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  30. 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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  31. 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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  32.  @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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  33. I was kinda expecting that too, but honestly this is what a scared leopard looks like.
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  34. How can you consider this funny!?
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  35. 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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  36. insert Death's whistle from Puss in Boots here
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  37. That is a wildebeest.
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  38. IKR? Even the guy in the video said "Here comes the real king of the jungle" when the elephants arrived.
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  39. It's a cat-eat-cat world out there.
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  40.  @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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  41. It's over, wild dogs! We have the high ground!
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  42. I've seen tons of lizard vs. snake vids, and the lizard NEVER wins, sadly.
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  43. What did dragons, wild dogs and hyenas do to you?
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  44. 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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  45. 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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  46.  @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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  47. 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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  48. That didn't happen, plus there's no tigers in Africa.
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  49.  @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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  50. "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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