Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Cats, Dogs and a 20 Million Year Rivalry" video.

  1. I always wondered if there might be more harrying involved in feline hunting. Just because the kill, itself, is done in a rush doesn't mean there aren't many rushes in a long, determined night's/day's hunting. Mountain lion can cover upwards of 20 miles a day over all terrains. It just seems to me that failing once, a big cat isn't going to just call it a night. It's not just as obvious of an endurance test as it is with canines, but it seems to me that a cat's persistent and mobile enough to stress a herd for days on end, if need be.
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  2.  Sparticus Booker  : Bushmen hunt in the heat of the day. Humans have sweat glands and smooth skin. Ideal for evaporation. 4-footed grazers are defeated by heat exhaustion. Bushmen do indeed track a specific animal, just jogging and walking at a brisk pace through the heat of the day, until the grazing animal locks up. By the time they catch up to it, the animal is essentially helpless.
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  3. This channel came up and keeps coming up, even though I only subscribed after you mentioned it.
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  4.  @DanielPereira-ey9nt  Main problem I see is that they're cats and they're really big. Imagine if your house cat were as big as a lion, with exactly the same behavior traits as a house cat. Even you, as its "momma kitty" might end up meat, but none of the neighbors would be safe.
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