Youtube comments of Danamite (@GenericDan).

  1. Napoleon's mother: *Screaming while giving birth to an entire army* The doctor: There's nothing we can do
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  2. I love that Mark is now expanding to more branches of science. He used to be mostly physics with a touch of chemistry and squirrels, but now we get the three main branches of science more often.
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  3. It looks like the elephant was more confused than aggressive tbh (doesn't seem to be un musth). A full-on aggressive elephant would have its trunk curled, its ears pinned back, and it definitely would do way more damage.
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  4.  @empollonamericano328  Girl: "So what's your favourite colour?" Guy: "Green" Girl: *buzz* Button: "Why did you reject him?" Girl: "Too down to earth"
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  5. They would do that to any other predator they kill.
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  6.  @EugeneBartholomewMcJigglebutt  Bro why did you feel the need to comment that?
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  7. ​ @Crocutaalpha Ripped who's face open lol? Quit overexaggerating. They bit the lion. The Lion felt pain and let go. The end.
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  8. You literally just explained desensitization.
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  9. ""It's not about killing, it's about sending a message" - 🦁" -People trying to redeem lions when they fail.
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  10. They were laughing at a conversation they were having. Also, what do you want them to do? Cry? Neither laughing nor crying would change the fate of that buffalo.
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  11. ​ @stingwcw Painted wolf eat your baby?
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  12. ​ @droid6759 Smell is an important part of stealth. There's no use being invisible if what you're hiding from can follow your Smell.
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  13. I'd much rather have the crocs eat me immediately than suffer and get eaten when the damage has been done.
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  14.  @Alias986  The fact that you also had a terrible experience does not mean other people can't gain condolences.
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  15. ​ @eternalbeing3339 A lion weighs 8 times as much as a dog, and there are only 4 dogs. It would be too risky for them. If there were 10, they would definitely try even harder.
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  16. The title never stated that it wasn't killed.
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  17.  @DrBeauHightower  Oh damn, that's a lot. Also, your channel is 756,864,000,000,000 (Seven-hundred and fifty-six quadrillion, eight-hundred and sixty-four billion/756.864 quadrillion) years old.
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  18. These man made watering holes really need to be designed better. I've seen at least 2 animals get stuck in them and be unable to get out. Thus rhino's situation is particularly bad because there's no way any animal is going to be able to grab its corpse and drag it out, leaving it to rot and pollute a common water source for a lot of animals.
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  19.  @thaiylooze8217  Stop trying to defend the lions. A pride that size would want to kill any other predator. They couldn't catch up to the hyena. That is that.
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  20. ​ @LionDominator My guy size doesn't mean anything. Also 300kg is only the size of a goliath. They don't even cross 250kg anymore and weigh about 190kg. Hyenas on the other hand, weigh 65kg on average, and largest one was 110kg. Pair that with the fact that clans can be over 80 and you have your predator.
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  21.  @ashdog236  Well I saw no blood on the lion's face or pieces of flesh in any hyena's mouth. Oh and nips from hyenas like that aren't doing any bleed damage to a lion. It'a strong enough to crush a rhino's femur when they're not afraid of the femur fighting back.
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  22. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  23. Took me five seconds to get it.
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  24. ​ @LionDominator Lions aren't kings. It's an oversized cat for crying out loud.
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  25. How is that weird?
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  26.  @skeleton819  Don't wanna be that guy, bit there's people in certain countries who have better things to do.
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  27.  @Acadian.FrenchFry  Coyotes don't lure dogs to their pack. That's just a dumb myth.
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  28. Let's be honest, mongoose, including meerkats ate truly the fiercest animals out there.
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  29.  @Crocutaalpha  Again, you give hyena lovers a bad rep. Any sane person knows that a hyena isn't winning against a male lion. Corky escaped with her life, an incredible feat, however she definitely didn't defeat that lion by biting his paw.
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  30. ​ @alexanderbohm607 Elephants weigh way more than 1500-2000 lbs. That's about the size of a small hippo. Elephants actually weigh upwards of 5000kg, which is about 11,000 lbs.
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  31. You don't like a snake for trying to live?
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  32. ​ @brandonsantoso It doesn't take as many balls if you're 4 times the size.
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  33. Yeah I totally agree. They should've gone into that pride of lions and wrestle all of them at the same time, while also denying them food, therefore dooming their cubs to die. /s
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  34. ​ @raptormage2209 That lion is definitely not young. It looks at least 5 or 6 years old. At 4, they gain their full mane, and after that, the mane just darkens with age.
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  35. Honey badgers aren't mindlessly rabid and aggressive just for the fun of it. They act aggressive so that a predator deems them not worth fighting. In most videos showcasing them, they try to run away while facing the predator.
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  36. True. The only creatures that probably outmatch them are African Painted Wolves. They're basically just the mongoose but bigger. (Not related though, and they don't form swarms that move like one entity)
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  37. Bro it's a wild lion.
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  38.  @Acadian.FrenchFry  They run to their den for protection. The dog just so happens to follow them and get attacked.
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  39.  @LiarSlayer01-gb7en  A three year old lion wouldn't have a full mane.
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  40.  @rodneybryant6543  Yeah crying at a funeral doesn't change anything, but this is a wild animal that would gore you if given the chance. Laugh or no laugh some people also eat them, so they are nowhere near humans in terms of death impact. Really stupid how you would compare a bovine to an actual human.
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  41.  @johnpohn3299  The calves do. And elephants do a better job protecting than buffalo.
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  42.  @johnpohn3299  My guy in the video one buffalo managed to charge into the entire lion pride. If the entire herd did the same, nobody would've gotten picked off.
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  43.  @garyhenshaw7138  T rex fanboy
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  44. ​ @SANCHIT18OCT I do
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  45. I would also like to know what it is
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  46. It's more like one of the few animals that can be bothered to take down a honey badger.
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  47. It's actually a blacked backed jackal.
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  48. Wanna know who's even more stoic? The hyenas. Only like 2 led the initial charge despite knowing the risks that came with it. It's kinda cringe how lions get the praise despite the hyenas obviously being the winners here, because in you guys' eyes, lions never lose.
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  49. Yeah. Elephants are basically just buffaloes but 10 times better
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  50. Antelope.
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  51.  @dalibormlynek4197  Ah yes, the good old using different terminology to refer to the exact same action but on different animals.
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  52. You first sentence makes sense. The second one is kinda sappy.
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  53. ​ @MaskOfCinder If hyenas actually got into real fights with lions, the lions would get decimated.
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  54.  @hjlnbi  So are you trying to say that a lone male lion would singlehandedly take out 10 or so hyenas if they all had the intent to kill? 10 isn't even the average pack size.
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  55.  @Silverheart575  You saying 4/5 years old makes it sound like he isn't going to live past 5. 💀
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  56. It really isn't.
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  57.  @Crocutaalpha  There's plenty of videos of lions killing hyenas.
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  58.  @josephiajanke9850  They had pycnofibres, not feathers.
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  59. ​ @GeorgeFitness-yo8bl Sure thing buddy. Then why did the leopard run away? And why were there so many visible wounds on the leopard. Also I would love to see you take on these dogs. Lemme see who's weak.
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  60. It's called a foal.
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  61. Pretty much every endangered animal is a result of humans. These guys being threatened is due to being caught in snare traps, and they were also historically hunted in the masses. Also, habitat loss causes them to move further into the territory of larger predators namely, leopards, lions and rival packs (hyenas are also fully capable of taking them down if they catch one out in the open, but tend to be more after their kills than their pups).
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  62. ​ @ultraspinalki11 Honey badgers are aggressive, not stupid. A lion will maul a honey badger 100% of the time if it wants to.
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  63. He was just hanging in there.
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  64. The caracara isn't really that heavy.
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  65.  @hjlnbi  I literally can't read what you just said
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  66. ​ @LionDominator Lil bro said a lone lion can make elephants back off, lol 💀
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  67. ​ @CRN-68 Lemme see you go confront a pride of lions to rescue a dead animal.
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  68. The animals have no problem with safari vehicles.
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  69.  @cinnow  African wild dogs have a life span of 10 years. A lot for the smallest major predator that lives in Africa.
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  70. ​ @NotSlowAndStillSteady It is tho.
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  71. I wish he had attacked one of those packs with like 20 hyenas. Then the hyenss would have the courage to actually go for the kill and we would see who is the real king of the jungle.
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  72. I would love to see one about Painted Dogs. I may be slightly biased, because they are my favourite animal without wings.
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  73. ​ @Dutti-is-a-clown That cub could never dream of handling a hyena. It's barely the size of a leopard, and even leopards struggle with hyenas, and more often that not, they end up giving in to the hyenas and running away. At most that cub probably weighs 50kg, which is pretty tiny, even compared to a leopard of similar size, and not only does it lack experience, but it is extremely underdeveloped. A lioness has trouble fending off aggressive hyenas. What makes you think a cub that is 1/3 the size with barely any experience can even stand a chance? To kill a hyena, it would have to subdue it and suffocate it, but the hyena isn't just gonna go "guess I'll die" and let the cub do that. It will absolutely maul it, and likely not even sustain any injuries from the encounter.
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  74. No it's a marsupial.
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  75. Here before this video gets age restricted. Also, I still find it weird how hyenas are not caniforms. Everything they do is dog-like. Even mating.
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  76. They can but aren't really that good at it, I'm assuming. They have the wrist flexibility but probably lack the claws.
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  77. Hyenas should also get a pass.
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  78. There is no movie in Ba Sing Se 😃
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  79. He was definitely scared. Trying to make a run for it would've been the last thing he'd do, because although they're endurance runners, the only large african savannah animals that can beat painted dogs in a sprint are lions, cheetahs and a select few prey species. If he had run, he'd get eaten.
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  80. @@user-lo8px9uu4l Animals don't make human-like noises for the same reason humans do. Go ask a smiling gorilla for a handshake or hug a T-posinh anteater. Also hyenas are not cocky and are actually very wary of potential threats.
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  81. ​ @Dutti-is-a-clown The hyenas were interested in the food. The cub was just something that distracted them from their original goal. If they wanted to eradicate all those lions, they would. It's just 1 adult lioness and a bunch of inexperienced young individuals that would have no idea what to do in the situation.
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  82. As an advocate of the Painted Dog Association, lions are amateurs.
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  83.  @blazethealaskanmalamute4633  Nah. There are no feral zebras either. Only wild ones.
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  84.  @sycofya1677  It is. Also, it was a harnless joke anyway.
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  85.  @BigDicTRP  You're a product of nature and it's your job to respect it and mind your own business. Not depriving two predators from a potential meal. But saving one animal, you probably kill tens more.
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  86. ​ @PeaceNinja007 The cheetah was actually injured.
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  87.  @toneddef  Same
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  88.  @jamesmorrison2055  Finally. Someone with a brain.
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  89.  @Dutti-is-a-clown  Anything can defend themselves against anything. An ant could defend itself against an elephant, however it would be unsuccessful.
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  90. He was probably just scared of falling. It may seem far fetched, but for an animal that lives in trees, they always have to worry about falling from heights they can't see.
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  91. ​ @InfiniteKhaos Bro your entire point is just debunked by the fact that there are other different dog breeds that are used for the exact same thing, but for some reason don't have the same features. The main three being German Shepherds, Doberman and Rottweilers. You said that having a tail makes them prone to being able to be grabbed by the tail, however it's pretty rare to see a german shepherd with a cropped tail, so how does having a tail inhibit their work when the most popular dog used for said work is rarely ever seen without a tail? Simple answer. A docked tail doesn't look as good on a german shepherd as it does on a rottweiler or Doberman, again proving the point that it's just for looks. Also there are way more benefits of having a tail than lacking one. The tail provides balance when running and is a key communication tool. It's like if someone chopped off all your fingers except your thumb. Now on to the topic of cropping ears. Doberman often fall victim to both cropping and docking. And we cannot compare their ears to that of the german shepherd because german shepherds already have upright ears. Rottweilers on the other hand are docked but rarely have cropped ears, so their work in this case is also thrown out the window. Even some people who have dogs for nothing other than as pets still mutilate them just for the looks.
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  92. You guys overestimate honey badgers. Predators don't leave them because they're scared, but because they're simply not worth the effort.
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  93. ​ @CheetahWhisperer A jaguar definitely does not have the 4th strongest bite in the animal kingdom. They are beat by orcas, saltwater crocodiles, nile crocodiles, hippos, every other large crocodilian, and much more.
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  94. Wolves are actually not very efficient predators. They have a success rate that is less than 20%. If you were to talk about co-operation, African Painted dogs are much better. Up to 4 times better, with a success rate of 80%.
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  95. It kinda makes sense though. Take the opportunity to catch all the prey that's right next to you, because you never know when your next meal will be.
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  96.  @Qahnaarin3010  Well these hyenas are a lot more confident. Realistically in a clash, it takes like 7 hyenas to kill a male lion with minimal injuries.
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  97. ​ @Kenan-Z I doubt you care when you tear into that juicy chicken drumstick. The chickens probably suffered more when they were alive.
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  98.  @GeorgiaAndrea  Why? They're living their life without giving 2 chitters about you, live yours.
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  99. 2:30 I swear, lion roars sound like they have something lodged in their throat.
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  100.  @Dutti-is-a-clown  If they wanted to kill the cub, they would've done it already.
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  101. ​ @ashdog236 Just wanna say that they never said that only hyenas do it. They only said that hyenas do it best. But yes, Lions are heavily sugar-coated.
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  102. I don't think you watched this video. Also, there are many more videos of lone hyenas and painted wolf packs absolutely dominating leopards.
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  103. That cub is at least 45kg and the buffalo just flung it into oblivion.
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  104.  @jcpenny3606  A leopard and lion are two completely different animals, sizewise. One weighs 60kg, while the other weighs 190kg. An agitated lion will maul a honey badger with 0 hesitation. Even leopards are frequent predators of honey badgers. Honey badgers don't give birth in the open, they have burrows for that. They're hyper aggressive because they need to be. Their entire act is just trying to convince a predator that they aren't worth the effort. If the leopard in the video you mentioned wanted to kill the honey badger, it would do it. No matter how long the fight takes, the honey badger would not win.
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  105. You're legit the one instigating. None of your claims even make sense. A lion cub will kill a hyena? Keep dreaming.
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  106.  @Crocutaalpha  No they don't. The average mass of a hyena is about 64kg. Large ones can grow to 80kg and the largest reached about 110kg but we're talking about the average. If that's your definition of average, then the average lion weighs 250kg rather than 190kg.
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  107. It would've stayed in the tree.
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  108.  @Weggorino  Yes they do. A dog wagging its tail is literally a simplified emotive sign language.
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  109. I'd say the ultimate predator is the one with an 80% success rate in this video, rather than the one with sub 30%. Or maybe the one with a 95% success rate that is probably in this video, but we can't see.
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  110.  @bowl3864  What reason, that they hunt livestock? Newsflash every predator in Africa will hunt livestock if they get the chance, but you don't see anyone saying down with the lions or leopards.
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  111.  @LFC2025CDLT  The people turning on their jeep has nothing to do with the calf dying. The mother tries to chase the lions, while leaving her calves unprotected, and one got eaten. These comments always blaming safari vehicles for every animal that dies are so stupid.
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  112. So you're saying that lions should starve to death?
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  113. Leopard was never in power though.
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  114.  @alexanderbohm607  Oh.
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  115.  @iambumbo7534  The dog can probably spell "than" aswell.
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  116.  @iambumbo7534  Chill out. You made fun of yourself first.
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  117. LOL, have you heard what koalas sound like? Thylacleo probably sounds at least as terrifying as a lynx does to someone who's never heard them before.
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  118. I absolutely hate animal propaganda. Especially lions. Lions on their own are cool though, but not kings. Spotted hyenas are closer to royalty group wise, than lions will ever be. Let me see a lone without claws and a smaller jaw than average take down a fully grown wildebeest.
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  119. ​ @durveshdmhatre Not necessarily that she would kill a few, but the risk of injury is quitr high, even without death (unlikely any would die, since if a single one was attacked, the others would come to its aid). Dogs can feel pain, and pain is quite unpleasant, so they might as well not fight the lioness when they could get easier prey elsewhere.
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  120. Jumping spiders don't jump, they teleport everywhere.
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  121. Bro they paid to see an incredible sighting. They saw the incredible sighting. Without these tourists paying and coming to see various sightings, all of these animals would be very vulnerable to humans.
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  122. Back in my day, I walked through a desert with an angry coyote fighting all the bears I ran into.
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  123. That monitor attacked a pregnant yeen. Shame on it. #cancelmonitors
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  124. ​ @aikonriche It's a fully grown buffalo cow, which is likely pushing 450kg.
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  125.  @garyhenshaw7138  You just can't accept that your favourite dinosaur was potentially rivaled by a crocodilian. If he was a king, then why are his closest modern day relatives 1/50 times his size at best(accounting for just ostriches, which weigh 300lbs)? Meanwhile the prehistoric crocodilian is basically the same except 8-15 times smaller and still top predators in their environment?
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  126. ​ @unconscious1076 Leopards have been documented killing silverbacks, but that's nothing compared to 5+ pairs of teeth coming from you from different directions with insane agility.
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  127. They actually do have babysitters later in life, however the mother is the babysitter when the pups are still very young.
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  128. ​ @LionDominator Pretty sure tigers don't live with either hyenas or wild dogs, troll.
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  129.  @violasses  Australian magpies are not corvids.
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  130.  @PeaceNinja007  I think if was a female in heat who got killed and before she got killed, 3 males were fighting over her and she got involved.
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  131. They are both distributors that post videos to YouTube. They post whatever tourists submit to them.
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  132. Lions and buffalos Leopards and Painted Wolves Cheetahs and Everything
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  133. What is that logic? There are too many humans on earth, who were the ones that actually gave lions the threatened status. If that means that humans need culling too, let's start with you.
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  134. Harry the moth moment.
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  135. Didn't expect to see you here lol.
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  136.  @Crocutaalpha  Well I looked, and I saw no ripping. You're legitimately the guy who gives hyena lovers a bad name. Word lf advice you want people to like something, don't just cram it down their throats.
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  137. Not really. Harpy eagles are the ones who do that.
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  138.  @RingsLoreMaster  I don't groom animals, but that would seem like an absolute pain to wash.
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  139. Wtf was the cub supposed to do? If it ran, the hyenas would catch up to it and easily kill it. It's called a fight or flight response, and a lot of animals have it. It's really nothing special, just a basic survival skill. Also, your username and pfp are goofy.
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  140. I feel like you must've loved this groom (excluding the floof). Your favourite variation of your favourite dog breed, and very well behaved and groomed already.
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  141.  scarletgoat173  Who ever said I was mad lol?
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  142. A lion doesn't have to be primed to be able to chase off a herd.
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  143. ​ @theartivator5857 Bro really said 🧢 like he can read people's emotions. 💀
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  144.  @SuperFosterMom  Well good for you. Let other people eat what they want.
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  145.  @juliebyrne2533  The channel already has tonnes of more brutal videos.
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  146.  @jamesaron1967  Agreed. I hope poaching comes to an end for all creatures. Also, last time I checked, African rhinos are still threatened, with black rhinos being critically endangered and white rhinos being vulnerable. Well now it seems that their population is increasing. I'm so happy. If only as much effort was put into restoring other endangered animals who are overlooked, like painted dogs or various hyena species, who people hate for no good reason at all.
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  147.  @Crocutaalpha  Sure buddy. Ignorance is bliss.
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  148.  @LionDominator  When did I say 5 lol? You're just an attention seeking troll.
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  149. ​ @Sanctifires Nope. That is most likely a myth.
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  150.  @Dutti-is-a-clown  Stop waffling lol. The overwhelming majority of leopard vs hyena encounters on YouTube show hyenas coming out on top.
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  151. Now you've got me thinking...
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  152.  @diligenceeke3023  Keep playing make believe with yourself.
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  153. To be fair, what are you all yapping about?
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  154. ​@@banned7timesThey'd die within a week
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  155. ​ @Smug_Adam69 Ratites, not raptors.
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  156. Contrary to two popular believes, coyotes do live in packs, but they don't hunt as a pack.
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  157.  @Young_Dab  7 storeys max.
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  158. That's the sound they usually make when they're lost from the pack. Really sad.
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  159.  @kydroz  Lone lions taking down lone videos are an exception, not the rule and lions, even in prides do get gored fairly often.
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  160.  @jenniferdontworry1349  If you work in the animal field, you would know that your comments are pointless. Also, how are you a vet and can't stand animals dying?
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  161.  @jenniferdontworry1349  What does spelling have to do with anything here? Nobody here brought up spelling. It is nice to see you showing self awareness however.
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  162.  @jenniferdontworry1349  I said you can't "stand" animals dying. How are you a vet when you can't read either?
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  163.  @jenniferdontworry1349  So what happens when you fail to save an animal? Or when you see an animal with injuries so great it may never be able to live a normal life again? Wouldn't you be desensitized to death by now already?
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  164. we are not the same
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  165. ​ @ninjafrog6966 The guy never encouraged her at any point in this video. He let her get close. He could've scared her, but remember, like OP said, Everything is a threat.
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  166. ​ @sovetskyskaiyastrigon1750 Sarcosuchus wasn't a crocodilian.
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  167.  @garyhenshaw7138  If T. rex was king, why does it not have any modern day close relatives today? It got understandably wiped off the face of the earth by a giant 11km wide space rock, but yet crocs still exist, just as successful as ever.
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  168.  @donzibee6709  No
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  169. ​ @danielwilson5102  both*
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  170. ​ @rusticbloom4245 Except for tigers, which they don't currently encounter, lions kill all of those animals you mentioned.
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  171. Yes, because it was literally just born.
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  172.  @positiveenergy4131  It's a boomslang.
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  173. "Tastes like chicken" -👵🏻👜
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  174.  @ashdog236  Up to, but this hyena was barely even 45kg. Also, what you said is pretty irrelevant because the ones in this video are pretty similar sized.
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  175.  @ashdog236  Also, size and mass are two different things.
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  176.  @ashdog236  I never said they were close in weight. I said that the individuals seen in this video are similar in SIZE.
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  177.  @ashdog236  Yeah no. 45kg hyenas do exist. I love hyenas, but you're one hell of a fanboy.
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  178.  @ashdog236  Also, just want to say that the average size range for a female spotted hyena is 44-64kg and for males it's 40-55kg. Hyenas weighing 95kg are exceptions and not relevant here, as I could also just say that painted dogs weigh 32kg, which is their larger size. Also, your use of lions as comparison and always saying that hyenas are the second largest land predators in Africa isn't really saying much, giving that lions are about 2-5 times the size of hyenas.
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  179.  @ashdog236  What are you even talking about? I'm literally talking about just the individuals in this video. Nowhere else. Just this particular video.
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  180.  @thebabbler8867  The leopard would die if it tried to fight. 9 painted dogs is equivalent to 4 leopards with 9 sets of teeth that attack you from all directions.
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  181. ​ @cryptic3130 Yeah, especially if you weigh 6 lbs, right? Also, that skeleton is definitely more that 20 lbs.
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  182.  @LimeLoaf  lol. I'm surprised not more people said it.
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  183. 8:57 I see what you did there. 😂
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  184.  @charlesrobert5473  THANK YOU. Finally someone who shares my opinion. Lions are the most overrated animal in the world. There's a huge difference between loving an animal and literally worshipping it.
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  185. ​ @VenusEvan_1885 Imagine being you
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  186. ​ @VenusEvan_1885 You really called hyenas and painted wolves scavengers and said wolves are hunters? Fun fact, very fun fact: Spotted hyenas and painted wolves are literally the guys who eat their prey alive. There is only like 2 videos of painted wolves scavenging. Hyenas are obviously opportunistic and while they don't mind scavenging, they are very capable hunters, both alone and in a pack. Painted wolves on the other hand literally only scavenge if they're truly desperate, or if they find an easy meal from other predators like hyenas, leopards and cheetahs. I had 21 links I was supposed to post, but for some reason (Painted dog and hyena hunting techniques are gory, go figure) YouTube keeps deleting them.
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  187. ​​ @VenusEvan_1885 h YouTube didn't delete them this time. Enjoy
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  188. Strongest mammal on the planet, but still gets punked by elephants, rhinos, and hippos.
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  189. I find it actually funny how when a leopard or any big cat is getting dominated, it gets called a warrior who fought to the very end but when a hyena gets killed or attacked by a group of lions, it's a coward. Where's the logic in that?
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  190.  @adilmaster2912  What relevance does that have with this video?
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  191. The vehicles barely disturb them actually. Leopards are literally ambush predators and are pretty much 95% silent when they attack. Also, to that leopard the cheetah wasn't a predator but prey.
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  192.  @vikkibryant7202  No animal is evil, except certain humans.
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  193. ​ @dinte215  If were smart enough to understand the consequences of those "man made" laws or breaking them without a viable reason, then we are evil (some of us). Those laws don't apply to animals because their laws aren't ours to make. For humans as a species, those laws have been there for as long as we've existed.
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  194.  @thechichaaquatik7842  WDYM "stop growing back"?
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  195. Hyenas are very complicated.
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  196.  @Crocutaalpha  Ever heard of average size?
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  197.  @ashdog236  My guy the theory that female hyenas are larger has been disproven years ago. Despite that, when we thought that females were larger, the difference between the two was less than 10%. Also, I was replying to Dutti, who in his first comment stated that the average weight of hyenas in general was 84-92kg. They never mentioned that they were specifically referring to corky or ribbon.
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  198. @LionDominator  Womp womp you have no evidence.
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  199. They had no reason to attack him. They could've certainly taken him, but the risk of injury is too much. They also just wanted the food and tried to scare him off.
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  200.  @samo6083  Nah. Hyenas are better predators. Wolves have an abysmal hunting success rate of less than 15%, and hyenas have a success rate ranging from 33-75%. They also deal with lions who although would loose in a head on fight against a grizzly bear, are more equipped to deal with smaller animals. Comparing their competitors is a really bad way of comparing things because although some can be larger, they have different methods of doing things. Also, painted dogs are like half the size of wolves and the predators that are bigger than them in Africa are bigger by a landslide. At least twice their size. They also have a success rate that ranges from 66-90% The highest of any land mammal or any large animal, periodt. They're literally everything people think wolves are but better.
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  201. Warthogs are not monogamous.
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  202. ​ @d-logan5280 Afrotheria is just a bunch of animals that decided to become other animals. Take a look at hedgehog tenrecs and tell me what your first thought would be about their taxonomy. You wouldn't believe that they're more related to elephants than actual hedgehogs.
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  203.  @MrPoppshot  But much slower.
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  204.  @RedianRed  Define to me what the ultimate predator is then, because lions fit no qualifiers for that title.
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  205. Another animal I would like to add to this list is the gilled lungfish. I knew that lungfish existed, but these guys are living proof of evolution.
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  206. Love how most of yall commenting "don't eat animals, they have feelings" eat meat, or support those industries in some way. Also people have been eating turkeys for thanksgiving for hundreds of years, and turkeys have been domesticated for thousands more. Why stop now?
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  207. Lions ain't doing nothing against a croc.
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  208. No, but I like to believe so.
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  209.  @CheetahWhisperer  Yeah, that part is true.
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  210. Nah. They just have really fast reflexes.
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  211. Team hyena all the way.
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  212. ​ @erinf7063 Not kill, but injure.
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  213. Not by much. The hyena would've still gotten away but just narrowly.
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  214.  @fruitytree7266  That makes no sense. So are you going to tell me that Rusty Spotted Cats, Black-Footed Cats or KodKods are big cats because they are wild cats, when they barely weigh more than 3 kg?
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  215. Weird how people call an animal smart for making a decision that any other animal would instinctually think of doing. In fact, those cheetahs probably had to use their brains to think of standing their grounds rather than thinking to flee.
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  216.  @andrewhezekiahdaniel  I've also seen a lone hyena chase off a fully grown male leopard.
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  217.  @CoIdRaInN  Lions have literally nothing to do with this.
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  218.  @JTII93  Painted dogs occasionally hunt cape buffalo, and regularly hunt wildebeest, which is proportionally much more impressive.
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  219. The thumbnail can be seen in the video. What are you on about?
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  220.  @toniotrussardi8126  I think you and all snowflakes need to grow up.
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  221. ​ @aliakbarmaliki3156 Shonissurus was the largest marine reptiles, actually.
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  222.  @jtjustus8222  That's definitely not the case. Showing your belly to a hyena intentionally would be the last thing you will ever do.
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  223. The amount of people saying that (giant) pandas are closer to raccoons than bears just makes me loose hope in humanity.
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  224.  @hazelwood55  That definitely fake. A lion may kill 2 hyenas in a clan of say 15, but 45 hyenas will eliminate a lion pride.
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  225. ​ @M.Macrothorax Crocodiles, especially Nile crocodiles are anything but chill.
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  226.  @Crocutaalpha  My mistake
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  227.  @ryosargeant1257  You have a lion pfp. You're not worth wasting my time with.
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  228.  @random4969  Hyenas are not filthy and half of what you say is false. Also, a leopard would kill hyena or lion cubs if it got the chance. What the hyenas here are doing to the leopard, is the same thing a lion or african painted dog pack would do.
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  229.  @random4969  There is a video of a hyena eating right beside a lioness while the lioness attacks it. It barely even tried to run away. Also, hyenas are brave. They're the only mammalian predators in Africa that would go out of their way to attack lions.
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  230. In terms if hyenas, leopards stand almost no chance. Hyenas are slightly larger than leopards and are 10 times more resilient, being able to take beatings like it's nothing, while also having a bite strong enough to cripple a leopard, so leopards tend to run up a tree as soon as they see a hyena, or try their best to intimidate, and sometimes, even share the kill with the hyena. On the other hand, painted wolves are half the size of a leopard and would be easy pickings on their own, however they are almost never found alone. They are also the most efficient land mammalian hunters in the world, and for good reason. They never get tired, have pen knives for teeth and incredible teamwork.
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  231.  @angelus3605 The mother didn't sacrifice her baby, however towards the end, you can see a lion dragging one of the calves the mother failed to protect.
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  232. The way he threw the otter and it just sploonged back lol.
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  233. Looked to me like the leopard was the one running away.
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  234.  @LionDominator  No, reality shows the leopard running while being chased by 4 dogs. Get your glasses checked, buddy.
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  235.  @BlueCroc-Lagi  Don't reply to him anymore. He's a troll.
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  236.  @johnpohn3299  It's not a sub-adult (more of a young bull), but yes, some fully grown elephants do average 7 metric tonnes.
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  237.  @motorheadbanger7720  What else could he have done? This it literally a mouse trap or rat poison scenario. Either way, he would die to hyenas.
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  238.  @alwaleedalthani9624  Then male boomslang.
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  239. ​ @sammyxv7020 Crocodilians and birds are Reptiles. What you mean to say is that they are more related to birds than they ate to squamates like lizards and snakes.
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  240.  @harsha1989able  OK Mr hyena hater.
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  241.  @malluk3065  Being the strongest doesn't make you king. Even by human standards.
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  242.  @harsha1989able  Of course it wouldn't make sense to someone with the intellectual capacity of a koala.
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  243.  @MrCancer1965  A jaguar is about 2.5 times smaller than a lion. A lioness could easily kill a male jaguar. Hunting caiman means nothing against a cat with the same weapons as you but much larger.
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  244. @JV-km9xk We were never reptiles.
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  245.  @javirodriguez5617  Lions will never miss the opportunity to kill a hyena. They wanted to kill her, but they couldn't.
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  246. ​ @RuneKatashima Pandas are vulnerable, not critically endangered.
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  247.  @lancelot4854  A leopard eating a juvenile hyena. Also, a fight between them could go either way, but the hyena has an edge.
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  248. There is a fine line between bravery and stupidity. The leopard was never across bravery in this encounter.
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  249.  @chitownbangin  That's not a water buffalo. Water buffalo are only found in Asia.
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  250. The military would like to know your location.
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  251. Gosh, I wish she saw painted dogs or hyenas hunting. Or even a pride of lions taking down and eating a large buffalo alive. Now that would be fun.
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  252. Me lol
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  253. They have dog eyes.
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  254. They're not wild. They're feral. Big difference.
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  255. ​ @abhishekpodder7594 A bengal tiger ain't defeating a fully grown saltire in any universe.
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  256. ​ @titanusrodan8929 And I hate when rodents mess with beetles.
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  257.  @100Gambit  In painted dog society, if a member is attacked, they don't run. They counter attack even more furiously, because not it's not about food, but to protect a valuable member. Check out the videos with lions. At first, they scramble but when one is attacked, they get braver.
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  258. Sweet WumPum.
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  259. ​ @Nomi_MirXa Nope. Their ancestors weren't necessarily tougher. If you mean relatives, yes. Paleoloxodons somehow contained not only potentially the largest land Mammal to ever exist, but also the smallest elephant species.
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  260. It's a female.
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  261. ​ @kirolloshalim1533 Nail the grass, bison
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  262.  @xlebushek-p8w  What does that have to do with OP's comment?
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  263. So they're just Leonbergers but tough.
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  264. Attention to detail? That beaver was eating that cabbage like he was late to his construction work site.
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  265.  @superadders19  Lions have a top speed of 50 mph, but typically run at 37 mph.
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  266. No
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  267. Que the Hitler jokes.
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  268.  @leam89  Hyenas are all we got. The next best thing is foxes, but foxes are actually in the same family as dogs.
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  269.  @sm3gma995  Tarsiers are a living voodoo doll.
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  270.  @s.v.n.8529  Hippos are herbivores. The fact you saw those two hippos eating a zebra doesn't mean meat is a main part of their diet.
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  271. Does anyone ever wish they had billions of lives, just so they could experience what it feels like to die in different ways? Just me? OK.
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  272.  @wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457  Never said they did. I simply said that crocodilians were more successful that mega theropods in the long run.
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  273. 2:40 So you're sure it's not a small eared coyote?
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  274. 0:26 AMOGUS!!!
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  275.  @glendaperkins9231  Not everything is set up. It would be way more costly than just driving tourists to destinations and hoping to find something. These people got lucky.
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  276.  @doktorhyena  That is completely false. The average success rate of a hyena clan is 33%. The average success rate of a solo hyena is 15%. A 75% success rate is rare and only documented in a select few clans out of the hundreds in Africa.
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  277. 4000 years ago, if we go by the abyssinian cat.
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  278. This is his second consecutive year of shedding his antlers and the moose just realised that he became trans once a year and went to tell his parents, or went to the roe deer club with his girls across the street.
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  279. They're both hunters and prey.
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  280. Closer to about 250 kilos, but still impressive.
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  281. I love that Mark is now expanding to more branches of science. He used to be mostly physics with a touch of chemistry and squirrels, but now we get the three main branches of science more often.
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  282. ​ @animal_watcher775 Average size for a leopard
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  283.  @Dutti-is-a-clown  35kg is on the much lower end of estimates for a female leopard. They can occasionally be 40-60kg. The one in this video is probably at least 45kg.
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  284. They have the highest of all panthers actually. In terms of street smarts however, other cats probably have them beat.
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  285. Yeah, like humans don't walk on two legs as well.
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  286. ​ @fillfinish7302 Hippos deal with crocodile hisses and other hippos' weird grunting noises. A lion's growl is just an invitation.
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  287. 4:05 Elk are a species of deer, so you aren't wrong in referring to them as so.
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  288. In a fight, a honey badger stands no chance against a determined predator that is larger than a cheetah.
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  289.  @sunshinejewel2952  I mean a pride of lions could destroy a lion but they would probably die in the long term. They're not as powerful as people make them out to be.
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  290. ​ @davidneal3889 He has a dark mane, but that doesn't mean he's primed. Look at how skinny he is.
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  291.  @davidneal3889  Maybe he's not necessarily old, but a lion having a dark mane doesn't always mean that he's primed.
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  292.  @grahamstrouse1165  Captive "Barbary" lions are not hybrids. They are all bred from the species "Panthera leo".
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  293. ​ @adrianveidt4815 Are you talking about a lion fighting a leopard in a tree? If that's the case, the lion wins every time.
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  294.  @maryevans4720  Go cry, kid.
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  295. Only a male lion or large herbivore would give a hyena the fright of its life.
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  296.  @randomahhavian1888  Different account I'm not stalking. We both watch the same videos.
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  297.  @animal_watcher775  No, the heaviest spotted hyena actually weighed around 110kg, however pretty much everything ashdog says is to prop hyenas up and as much as I love hyenas, why would I lie about things that can't do rather than focus on the cool things they can?
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  298. BLASPHEMY!
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  299. Fr
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  300.  @SpectralBlizzard  I think it might be 750 now
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  301. He sounds like he swallowed a stick.
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  302.  @luluguilherme8908  Painted dog.
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  303.  @gertpacu3926  That's really sad.
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  304. How did you include the cheetah, but not the snow leopard which is actually a big cat?
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  305. No need to risk injury when there's plenty to go around.
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  306.  @jcpenny3606  Honey badgers usually leave their babies in burrows. She's pulled a macropod move and left her baby to leave and reproduce another day.
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  307.  @felidaesaremoresuperiortha5855  What more do you want them to add?
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  308.  @felidaesaremoresuperiortha5855  Also, crap name.
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  309. What king? All I see are two wild animals.
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  310.  @bobshenix  Jaguars are everything leopards are but better.
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  311.  @PanTheraaPardus  Jaguars don't take down adult black caiman. Any cat (referring to jags) that tried that would probably be lunch.
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  312. They definitely feel pain.
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  313.  @pantherplatform  Did the animal tell you it feels no pain? If it felt no pain, then why not wait and become Lunch.
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  314. ​ @GreenNeonLine Hyenas live in clans, but actually hunt alone most of the time.
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  315. She has only 2 options here. Stay and fight, or run away. If she stays and fights, the hyenas might eventually lose interest and go do something else. If she runs away, the hyenas will run her down and will be more inclined to actually full on attack her.
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  316.  @PeaceDweller  It's not that deep.
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  317. ​ @VenusEvan_1885 https://youtu.be/GwueYiE0I2E https://youtu.be/AsVhYBEGUKM https://youtu.be/BzBn6gnNmHU https://youtu.be/xYfeHP56hAs https://youtu.be/RcGj3189f3Y https://youtu.be/2Bwvp4DZO0Y This one's a fun one: https://youtu.be/ueHJShSI4_8 https://youtu.be/KVkVlNmC8D8 https://youtu.be/FH6CcB25oWQ https://youtu.be/xdx2LoL2Xuw Painted Wolves https://youtu.be/Dm6hhtT3tZ4 https://youtu.be/SZi-hwpA1kg https://youtu.be/reGMtkd369A https://youtu.be/a4PM42iEHys https://youtu.be/ZeN6xCg7nY0 Long video: https://youtu.be/z6mI5E9geIA https://youtu.be/E7ukNAva_qE https://youtu.be/X7Tzx9AMFvs https://youtu.be/GO2yoxQ7EQ8 https://youtu.be/DXQc_v5qjS4 Bonus video: https://youtu.be/yQIUm8VCtS8
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  318.  @VenusEvan_1885  You're the one obsessively hating on them for no reason. Also, I posted 21 links for you to see. Unless you're blind and deaf, why don't you see the evidence infront of you before you comment your nothingness. Also, yes. I am a hyena and painted wolf fanboy, but I have a limit. If you don't mind, I'm watching ATLA.
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  319. Lol
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  320.  @randychaya7879  Hyenas are not cats. They're in their own family hyaenidae. That family is more closely related to viverridae than felidae. So They're more closely related to mongoose than they are to cats, but ate more closely related to cats than they are to dogs.
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  321. Ok, just shut up. I want you to know, that without all those clicks, those elephants would probably be extinct.
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  322. How I remember it was that it was a fox. The plate part is the same, but when the stork invited the fox for dinner, the cup was too big and the soup was low, so the fox struggled to get down to it.
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  323. They're not felines, they belong to their own family. 🤦‍♂️
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  324. ​ @shafqatishan437 There are deer in Africa. Barbary stags.
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  325.  @tonyg5132  Yes. Push an animal that lives in trees off balance.
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  326. ​ @tuonglanpham1333 Tigers and Jaguars are not balanced. They're absolutely overpowered. Especially jaguars. Lions are also overpowered, buy that's not the topic.
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  327.  @EveningSun0  Remove the dragon part and put bat. It doesn't make much sense.
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  328.  @ashdog236  Also the size difference between lions and lionesses is 30%. For hyenas, females are only sometimes larger because they get more food. Not because of any biological factors.
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  329. I got 8-10 animals. Depending on how you look at the scores. I knew the first one was a cuscus, but didn't know the specific species. As for the manakin, I had seen the bird multiple times, but I didn't remember its name. Also I'm not very good at identifying certain small birds.
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  330.  @GeeMoney-tf2fu  Whatever you say.
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  331. True. Even the females. (IYKYK)
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  332.  @hendrygmail4161  Viralhog videos are also stolen.
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  333. No humans are. And it's fitting, since we made the title.
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  334. she was exhausted. Let me see you try and run off being eaten alive after being suffocate.
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  335. 2:03 What did he think would happen? It would teleport mid-air into his house and smack him awake. I guess he got the next best thing.
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  336. There's 2
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  337.  @annazuz0  Hyenas will easily defeat leopards. What you saw was a leopard preying on a young hyena. The reason you haven't seen videos of hyenas eating leopards is because hyenas only care about their kills and even when they fight, the leopard runs away when it senses defeat.
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  338. Fun Fact: Those aren't actual spiders, but harvestmen (still arachnids but are very round) and they're harmless.
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  339. Real
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  340. ​ @samo6083 Wolf fanboy spotted.
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  341. ​News Flash. If you have less encounters with an animal, you are less likely to die from it.
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  342.  @fenderboy68  Not at all. Lions are some of the most overrated animals out there, and believe it or not, hyenas are my third favourite animals. And the fact that I like hyenas more than lions doesn't mean I'm gonna be making delusional claims.
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  343.  @streetplaya23  Hyenas aren't canines.
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  344. That's because nearly half of them don't make it to adulthood. They are successful, but they still have to worry about lions and hyenas who are pretty much them but 3 times larger.
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  345.  @sandrasennhauser1776  I always root for coyotes, but when it comes to pets, I wait for results. If it's stray animals or livestock, I will still root for the coyote though.
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  346.  @dicky7600  Well good for you.
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  347. Last I checked, rotting food has more parasites than fresh food. Also, crocodilians eat as soon as they can. They have no clue when they get food next.
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  348. With a goofy ass name like that, nothing you say is reliable.
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  349. You can't call it brave when any impala would do that to survive.
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  350. Afrotheria is a clade, not an order if I remember correctly.
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  351. ​ @d-logan5280 Afrotheria is just a bunch of animals that decided to become other animals. Take a look at hedgehog tenrecs and tell me what your first thought would be about their taxonomy. You wouldn't believe that they're more related to elephants than actual hedgehogs.
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  352.  @d-logan5280  I mean, what else are they supposed to call it? They were referencing animals that they already know about to name new species based on similar characteristics. Let's take the giant otter shrew for example. It is neither a shrew, not an otter, and unlike most other mammals, it swims from side to side, like a crocodile, rather than an up and down motion, like a whale, or normal otter. If you spotted one in the wild, you would probably just be thinking of a giant shrew, or a small otter, due to the striking convergence. Hence the name.
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  353. Doubt it. Their prey smell a lot more like dung. No wild animal is that clean.
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  354. 0:39 That "rodent" is more closely related to elephants than mice.
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  355.  @Silverheart575  I know that. I was just nitpicking.
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  356. ​ @colbywidener7092 That makes no sense. They are indeed very similar, but not the same species. Dogs and wolves are the same species however coyotes are related to wolves, but still different in many ways.
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  357.  @Crocutaalpha  sub means less than. I said they had a success rate of less than 30%, which is the upper limit.
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  358.  @RedianRed  Don't include links. YT does that sometimes.
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  359. @RedianRed  Disproves my point how exactly? If your definition of an ultimate predator is a strong animal, then lions come in nowhere near the top.
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  360. ​ @LionDominator Wrong. The biggest spotted hyena was 110kg, which is significantly bigger than any leopard. Also hyenas can weigh about 10kg heavier than leopards on average.
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  361. Way to start off a video my dude. At least 2 of the animals "the rest of the world" got (White's tree frog and Quoll species I am too lazy to identify) were from Australia. Remember when these videos weren't made for kids?
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  362. ​ @lonewolf124 Rats and mice are completely different.
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  363.  @kashiftechgaming  Because hammer + molten sand = sand
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  364.  @bowl3864  You're either 10 or a troll
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  365.  scarletgoat173  Also nobody cares which is better. I like dogs and cats, if you like cats, and hate dogs, legit no sane human cares.
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  366.  scarletgoat173  Yeah, and?
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  367.  @neidenbachjasmin796  True, but it happens.
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  368. ​ @Yes_king6973 If a 23-foot Nile crocodile existed, it would be more than capable of taking down an adult hippo. It would be well over a tonne, and heavier than a saltoe of a similar size, as well as having a much stronger bite force than both a hippo and said saltie, plus the extra armour.
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  369.  @Yes_king6973  And said bite force was recorded in a smaller individual. Now imagine it on a much larger one that can actually hold onto a hippo and is more impervious to the damage.
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  370. It escaped in the end. I think the video title was something like "Hawk tries to kill cuckoo".
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  371. ​ @Funkability615 Honeybees are actually overrated in North America, since they're invasive.
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  372. DONT DRUGS 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
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  373.  @LionDominator  Bro really failed at being sexist lol.
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  374.  @lisajoyaslanis  I said it's an oversized cat, which it is. The mean mass of every cat species on earth is probably like 25kg
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  375.  @SuperFosterMom  and are you vegan?
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