Comments by "RiteMo LawBks" (@ritemolawbks8012) on "Latest Sightings" channel.

  1.  @MrSilus2000  Stay on topic, and stop with the endless tagging. I don't GAF what a politician did or didn't do. This is a damn video about an elephant. Leave me the hell alone!
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  2. Everyone was on their best behavior for the new year. The hyena was docile and even had a nice hair cut. The snake, mother and baby impala were all polite and respectful, too.
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  3.  @Codshtuagd  It doesn't mean that they still are. Clearly, something changed about them.
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  4. It's on Fifth Ave getting sold as croc shoes and fashion accessories.
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  5. They should have put an audio warning because the elephant might have damaged my eardrums.
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  6. How did they even see him with that stealth mode activated? I'm beginning to think Wildebeest might be smarter than buffalos.
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  7. [ 0:10 ] First time the wildebeest can watch a wildlife recording without being the meal.
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  8. It's never boring, and the vocals are entertaining.
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  9. That's my son.
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  10. Volodymyr Zelenskyy: "Never mistake humility for weakness. If you want to fight, we'll fight, but you'll lose!"
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  11. The more impressive strength is the buffalo that dragged the croc out of water while it had a vice grip on the buffalo's nose.
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  12.  @shafqatishan437  It carried a croc out of the river using only its top lip. It doesn't matter how much the croc weighs. That's impressive.
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  13. Only a female predators would castrate a bull like that. Even the male lions consider that cruel and unusual.
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  14. The elephant was grumpy, but if it wanted to stab or crush a hippo, croc, or human it can do it pretty effortlessly.
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  15. At least it didn't have to worry about climate change, nuclear winter, or the impala-version of coronavirus.
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  16. She did it for Instagram likes.
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  17. LMAO. Her processor was malfunctioning.
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  18.  @michaelcraig9449  I don't have much problem with the party. The cult members and the anti-social incels and trolls that litter the internet are the problem.
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  19. That slow stalk was out of this world, but all cats are buttholes. They are likely brothers.
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  20. The poor cub probably learned to associate parked cars with an injured prey. It didn't realize it was a setup.
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  21.  @ericconnor8419  You're going to have to repeat it louder. I can't hear. Also, 💛💙Slava Ukraini ! 💙💛
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  22. Except for one: The Notorious Honey Badger.
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  23. The leopard knew what he was doing and probably encountered and escaped from the same lions in the past. These servals didn't catch the lion scent in time to escape.
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  24. 1:57 was the best. That went he said, "I'm going after that b-t-h!"
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  25. I love how they show up pretending to be curious spectators, as if the dogs don't know what's going on. There's usually a few storks, a couple of jackals, and a hyena as well. All of them trying to go unnoticed by blending in with the surroundings.
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  26. He made his Wookie distress calls but took the drowning like a boss. His fake friends ignored him with the "nu fone; who did?"
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  27. The croc could have also frightened a calf from drinking water or taking a mud bath, which is a good enough reason to eliminate the threat.
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  28. The one "sleeping" was already up and ready to fight before getting bitten.
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  29. There's probably fewer than a 100 wild dogs left, and enough white rhinos to count on one hand. Wildebeest are of least concern. They'll be fine.
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  30. The birds are obviously selling drugs.
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  31.  @Asdasty  Probably ran right into a clan of hungry hyenas. They aren't known for their intelligence.
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  32.  @amazingsupergirl7125  Are you sure you have a decent understanding of word "efficiency?" Half of the dogs are resting and conserving energy until it's time to eat, and according to the description, two calves were brought down without losing a single dog.
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  33. I've already seen the video with the crocodile trying to slide into the DMs and then pretending to just be a dinosaur statue or floating rock, but I didn't notice Simba @ [ 1:08 ] trying to be Mufasa. EDIT: [ 2:00] Whoever came up with the clever idea of putting a birdhouse in a leopard's tree has bloody bird feathers and half-eaten eggs shells on their hands.
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  34. It's basically an office receptionist from the 1960s. It's more of a bookkeeper than a creature from the Book of Revelations.
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  35. He's pretty confident. They can recognize individual lions, and you see it took three hyenas to get the courage to gently nibble his tail.
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  36. It does seem like getting opened up by small scissors or piranhas.
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  37. They're bullies, but they're always afraid. They're cats.
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  38. Exactly! Wake the people up because I'm beginning to lose faith in humanity.
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  39. It's okay. The buffalo isn't hurting anymore. It's in cattle heaven now bleating and being annoying.
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  40. He's making the Chewbacca and Wookie destress calls that are all going unanswered. Maybe it was just too much for her.
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  41. It's not cruel. They don't have time to go for the throat and eat slowly like lions. There are plenty of videos of lions eating zebras and warthogs alive.
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  42.  @KS-wk6uk  Who reads a post about a hyena having a "nice haircut," and takes it literally? I'm not a Reddit user, but I'm sure they made "r/whooosh" for replies like yours.
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  43. Since he obviously didn't watch the original Jurassic Park film, they should have lied and told him, "the elephant's vision is based on movement." As long as he doesn't move, the elephant won't see him.
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  44. I know the other cats are too rough, but you'd think they'd take an experienced sister, mother, or aunt along with them rather than leaving the pride and surviving alone until the cubs are bigger.
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  45. World record for the quickest and worst surprise birthday party and gender reveal ever @ [ 0:13 ].
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  46. [1:03] That's some impressive camouflage from the leopard. It came from no where and was virtually invisible until it moved.
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  47.  @DLIX2DCLI  Hey! Don't disrespect the trotting king of the African grassland and one of the first celebrities discovered on YouTube.
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  48. How could roll when it was dragged out of the water?
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  49. How did you get a direct reply that easily? I've posted million of comments, and can't even get a like.
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  50. Judging by the deceased zebra's facial expression and jaw muscles @ 1:03, his last word was "why." He's probably looking down from horse and zebra heaven watching his teeth eat dirt.
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  51. The monitor lizards and komodo dragon are still cold-blooded. There's a reason why all apex land predators are mammals.
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  52. If all wildebeest stuck together and weren't literally insane and suicidal, they could potentially take the entire African continent. They could chase humans out of Africa, Asia, and Europe.
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  53. Exactly. They're probably teasing him about that now in buffalo heaven.
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  54.  @premiertrainingFL  A bull elephant is essentially a medium-size building with tusks that can move around and make the ground vibrate. It's kind of hard comparing them with any other land animal because there aren't many animals fearless enough to approach an adult elephant.
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  55.  @Codshtuagd  If you're not Black or a minority, don't pretend to be an expert on issues that don't concern you. You won't see me claiming to represent Whites with no college degrees. It's just weird that someone that out-of-out touch with a community would spend that much time on issues that don't concern them. I'm not sure what led you to believe that you could change my politics because you're wasting your time on an animal video. Are you ready to change from Republican to Democrat based on something you an animal video comment section? I'm not interested in your politics, and nothing you could ever say would reach me. Go back to watching animals.
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  56. That second lion is pretty serious about the commission he gets from selling extended car warranties.
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  57.  @gowharahmadnaik  Stop judging the tourist. They are there to see the endangered wild dog. Some people bond closer with the dogs rather than the calves.
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  58.  @arbendit4348  Yes. At least 27,000 Russian aren't here anymore to be in agreement. Clearly, Russia is not the second-strongest military on earth. They're barely the second-strongest in Ukraine.
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  59.  @arbendit4348  I'm not hijacking this post, and because the war isn't relevant to 🐘 vs 🐊 , we'll have to agree to disagree. You've posted a novel in the comments, but I get your opinion. When the "Evil Empire" collapses, or when Putin takes Kyiv back from the Ukrainian government (who are clearly winning the war), then I return to this post and admit I was wrong. It's essentially the Kremlin versus over 30 countries in the West that have military budgets larger than the entire Russian GDP. Don't hold you breath on that!
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  60. I'm not judging people, but sometimes you can tell when a person who doesn't have testicles created the title. You might as well say, "Buffalo Traps Lion and Ponders Doing the Unthinkable Act that Every Male Mammal Fears the Most."
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  61. She'll be fine. We're more worried about the dogs.
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  62. Never let your enemies see you cry. Was it a loud cry, or did you just get chocked up?
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  63. You can tell that kind of grass doesn't agree with her stomach at all. She can't even see it, so she's probably wondering why all the bulls treating her like she's got mad-cow disease.
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  64. The online Honey Badger Challenge almost took another life. Just because they can eat snakes like noodles and not have a gag reflex doesn't mean birds can, too.
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  65. They aren't known for their intellect and problem-solving skills. Because there are too many videos of wildebeest following each other jumping off a cliff, I'm going with "really dumb[.]"
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  66. Me, too. I keep noise in the background to make the steak-eating experience more like what the dogs are enjoying.
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  67.  @vvvvenge  Stop it. I know this is a hard loss for you, but don't make up fake news. It wasn't a fair fight. The elephant was the size of a small house.
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  68. If you'd stop scaring her, by biting, and get a real alarm clock, then Sunday morning peace would return to the household.
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  69.  @peregrimus  He's still kicking ass. Even this elephant wouldn't try that with him and his javelins.
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  70.  @arbendit4348  When that happens, we'll some random internet troll was right all along. I was thinking you're just nuts.
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  71.  @chun_ting  How have Russian bots suddenly reactivated?!
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  72. You didn't have to insult these cows with the fat jokes. She's eating salads, drinking water, and walking everyday.
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  73. I don't think the calf's going to make it. If the hyenas could learn to eat without laughing and chuckling, no one would know what they're up to.
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  74. [ 1:16 ] Is that all she can do? I can already tell the calf won't make it to the sequels. [ 1:39 ] This guide is a legend. He's in another video were lions take a buffalo calf, and he instructs the guest to "sit still, guys," as the lions rip the calf the shreds.
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  75. I love the moment at 1:57 when the elephant turned into Madea, and decided "I can't let her get away with that. I'm going after her!"
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  76. Seeing any cat die is hard for most humans, but if it makes you feel any better neither the lion, leopard, nor African cheetah are actually classified as "endangered." I'm not being a know it all, but for most of my life I thought they were endangered, too. They're considered venerable, which isn't much better. The cheetahs are slowly evolving to form male coalitions to take down larger prey, which of course they still won't defend against a larger predator. it still some progress.
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  77. Somebody should have consoled him. He needed it more than the rest of the pups.
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  78. The king was having a terrible day.
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  79.  @WIDachDad  How is that related I posted. Is English you're first language? Stop randomly tagging people.
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  80. I couldn't imagine how boring Africa would be if hyenas weren't there to laugh and start interspecies wars. @ [ 4:20 ] You can hear that 4th low-ranking hyena getting mauled by the Wild Dogs, and his buddies won't even look up to help.
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  81. That's what the dogs are doing.
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  82. I would have more sympathy, but the buffalos are too dumb to realize they're not wildebeest and too big for one croc. One of the bulls could have killed the crocodile, but I guess he thought the cow and croc were kissing.
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  83. When she got to Buffalo Heaven, I'm sure she lied and told them she had battled heroically against a pride of 30 lions and a vengeful elephant bull before they got the best of her.
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  84.  @thesilentassassin1167  I was mostly hoping you would have corrected the White Rhino numbers 😭😭, but you didn't.
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  85. He took his precious time to make sure his cameo was amazing, but he still outperformed the screaming drama queen.
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  86. Search for "buffalo calf eaten". There are plenty more videos of them getting destroyed.
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  87. Moral of the story: "Hide your kids. Hide your wife because these mongooses are raping everybody out here!"
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  88. It would be an even better game if we hold the AR-15, and let you come up with a reason why you're worth saving.
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  89.  @brainwaiver1  Regardless of your intent, you've given men the laugh I desperately needed. That part about the rabbit face giving a slight look of pleasure was genius level. I didn't catch on until I started watching the face for a reaction. Apparently, rabbits always have the same blank expression.
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  90. The cats must release a pheromone when they're fighting because everyone is aggressive, except for the buffalo. Even the brothers were fighting.
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  91. At least it told the lioness to hurry up and get it over with in cat talk.
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  92. He's not hurting anymore. He's in little rodent heaven now.
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  93. Probably in a steakhouse. I think the visitors were mostly there to see the dogs and other predators.
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  94.  @josephfdent  That makes sense now. They had to notice those footprints in the sand coming from an invisible bull, too.
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  95. It's the mane that makes the hyena a thirst trap, and so irresistible to the lioness. I'd be pissed to if I did all that and it was just a brown hyena.
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  96. The other adult buffalos probably got sick and tired of the bleating noise, and walked away to let the dogs eat in peace. I'm sympathetic for the traumatized mother buffalo, but the dogs are an endangered species with excellent hunting skills.
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  97. That wasn't a zebra.
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  98. Sort the comments by NEWEST, and then find the second one above yours. It's from @Linda Robbins.
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  99.  @ALEKOS..LABRINOS  Yes, but that's still no excuse to do all that. Even a 5 year old girl would be like, "man the f'k up!"
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  100. Did they buy the camera from the same company that sold the zebra a defective leg? Neither are working properly.
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  101. Don't tag something that graphic and horrible. It's painful thinking about it.
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  102. Why even watch the channel? If you already know how ridiculous it sounds to intervene, then why watch graphic violence?
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  103. Probably running away from Wild Dogs, terrified of being eaten alive, and let's the lions do a proper kill.
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  104. Cats are rude jerks with short attention spans. They never apologize or show remorse, and they are terrible roommates. I shared an apartment with one, and I had pay all the bills and buy the food. All we did was fight over food, money, and house chores.
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  105.  @spikespa5208  Might've been a Wookiee from Star Wars. They all sound the same.
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  106. You cheated. Who helped you?
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  107. I know. There's an online fan club for videos of buffalo calf eaters.
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  108. Did you start crying? You don't have to pretend to be a tough guy online. There's nothing wrong with crying as long as you're not screaming.
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  109. I love lions, too, but the law of the jungle is STILL whatever the elephants say it is. It's better to run and hide rather than face an elephant herd. The elephants can make the ground vibrate with low pitch noises and frightening with he high pitch trumpeting for anyone that doesn't get the warning.
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  110. Grass. All bovines are lawnmowers.
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  111. They went viral online a decade ago. Just watch any video of them, and go to the comments. They have a fan club.
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  112.  @amrmuhammad7527  Who used the words "good" or "evil?" They're felines. They know aggression and fear.
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  113. Vegans, vegetarians, and PETA activist are mostly complaining about the treatment of the animals in the meat packing and processing. It's not fair to compare natural predation with the life time of being raise for food.
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  114. LMAO. I've seen those, too. They aren't going mad when they do that. They have friendly-fire incidents without holding grudges. I'm not a wildlife expert, but even in domestic cats, when the "attack pheromones" are released, it triggers a chain reaction and aggression from all the cats. They take the aggression out on the closet animal.
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  115. Nature's scary, but that joke predates nature.
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  116.  @Under-Kaoz  TL;DR. Just because the REPLY exists doesn't mean it's MANDATORY. My official response is "no comment." I don't even take a position on whether or not I agree with anything you (And even I) have said. That don't want to mislead you into believing that I have interest in engaging with you.
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  117.  @HarryFCallahan  Just pointing out the fake troll accounts who are trying to pretend to be real people.
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  118.  @kennorcott7074  Yeah. I was trying to articulate that. The Southern Whites (w/out college degrees) and Black Americans switched sides along with the national parties, but I guess that was deleted from the Trump University textbooks.
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  119. Who'll voice Chewbacca and other Wookiee characters now?
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  120. She murdered him.
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  121. Humans are instinctively terrified of big predators.They mistakenly assume herbivores won't see them as a threat and will be docile.
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  122. I thought the same. That's the first time I've seen a guide get scared.
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  123.  @thesilentassassin1167  The painted Africans ones you don't see in this video.
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  124.  @cintronproductions9430  I was close. My first option was to call it the "Black Rhino." The armed, unstoppable tanks with big horns are the ones I'm thinking of.
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  125. ​ @WHATISTRUTHTV  I can't help being beautiful, bro. It's not as easy as it looks. My nice looks, suit, and tie are all to keep my wife interested. I appreciate the compliments.
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  126. At least they quickly put the buffalo out of its misery. That lion would have taken his precious time, and gone into a meat coma before killing the buffalo.
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  127. The calf was impatient, loud, and eager to be reincarnated into a wildebeest calf. Adult wildebeest are also easy prey, recklessly suicidal, and arguably, partially insane. They have no problems following each other off cliffs, and will ONLY cross croc-infested bodies of water.
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  128. He or she wouldn't have had a chance. Once the Queen signs their death warrant and the clan rejects them, they're dead regardless. They quickly ended the suffering when he called for the entire clan.
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  129. Despite being considered more "barbaric" and "gruesome," the hyena and wild dog method of killing doesn't involve playing with the prey. Maybe it's because they don't always have the luxury of eating slowly like the big cats, but they at least quickly put their prey out of its misery. The leopard cub is learning to hunt, but it takes too long for a YouTube video.
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  130.  @Rainkit  I have my preference for violence instead of the cat v. mouse games. I don't like to see the big cats doing what appears to be "toying with the food," and not quickly going for the kill. I know their licking isn't a sign of affection, and actually serves to remove flesh from the bone, but I prefer to watch the quicker kills from the more experienced leopards and lions. This is a mother leopard teaching her cubs how to hunt. It's interesting, but watching a skilled adult leopard make a kill and take refuge in a tree is an incredible sighting.
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  131.  @brainwaiver1  Thank you for that wonderful comment! You and the original poster have two hilariously different meanings of "getting hollowed out from the back end up." I'm no expert on rabbits, hares, or even on human anatomy, but people and rodents have their own individual preferences of what's "stimulating" and "erotic," so I'm not going to touch that sensitive area (no pun). in spite of that, I will respectfully disagree with your opinion that the hare experienced any type of sexual pleasure from having its tail ripped off and its intestines removed via the anus, all while it was still alive. I don't know whether rodents have similar nerve endings and the same location, as humans, for the male prostate and female reproductive organs. It could be like a predator eating a human alive by starting at the kneecap or ankle to enter the body.
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  132. The Chameleon venom dance will be the next dance craze.
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  133. Might be hard to believe it, but even in the wild, "man" is still at the top of the food chain.
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  134.  @davmar8754  LMAO
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  135. It's an elephant. That's not a fair competition. Like comparing a human to a domestic cat.
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  136. They can't help it. There's no doubt that wildebeest calves are a lot more intelligent than cape buffalo calves.
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  137. I had to report you for that remark. There's no way that doesn't violate YouTube's Terms of Service.
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  138. I guess I'll stop referring to jackals as, "African foxes" or "Savanna coyotes." Apparently, they're completely different species.
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  139.  @griffinsalmon5798  It's whatever you want to call it. If it's reincarnated as Bugs Bunny and the Easter Bunny, that will work as well.
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  140. Dad will give those Crocs a stern talking to.
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  141. Simba: "Pops, another gator got in the kitchen again." Mufasa: "Another gator? Give me that shovel!"
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  142.  @sergioibarra3461  Who said we're superior? It's all different environments. Bacteria, parasites, and extremophiles are dominate in their own regime. As for dinosaurs, I'll quote the fictional Dr. Ian Malcom: "Dinosaurs had their shot, and nature selected them for extinction." The same can't be said for the crocodiles and some insects. If you tried to reintroduce dinosaurs or Jurassic botany, their natural immunity, diet, and preferred climate wouldn't be compatible for the current environment. Not to get too far off topic, but a brachiosaurus was 22m (72 ft.) tall and weighed 50 tons. Realistically, how long what it survive with no trees that high?
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  143. [ 0:42 ] Jesus took the wheel.
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  144. The mother zebra will only see you as another predator attacking her calf. The lions can outrun them, but you won't.
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  145. We take knives and forks for granted.
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  146.  @Latestsightings  Will do: "Crocodile bit off more than he can chew!"
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  147. Good post, and NOT plagiarized either. I looked up the endangered status, too, before making an opinion on this.
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  148. Zebra got Botox and is doing fine.
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  149. This hasn't been a good month for the African Cats on this channel. There might be a brain parasite because these cats are dumb stuff with dangerous animals.
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  150. One male lion, two lionesses, or a higher ranking hyena cub could come take it.
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  151. @dilophosaurus65 There was another lioness near by that could have released pheromones that made it panic. The close vehicle couldn't have helped the situation, and probably sealed the kitten's fate. Maybe it's as something from the kitten that made her respond like that.
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  152. Mike, are sitting down now because the unthinkable has happened? The two calves survived, but now they have lip implants and look like the Kendall Jenner. It's a mess of a sight.
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  153. They don't have the luxury of eating slowly or in a tree like the big cats. Depending on the prey, lions and cheetahs will start eating before the animal is dead. They do it much slower than hyenas and wild dogs.
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  154. If you walk, then you'll be preparing yourself to be a black mamba attack victim.
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  155.  @jhericurls  That is so true about the Croc-Zebra face off. That's the worst thing I've ever seen, and it can't be unseen. The :yt:algorithm will not recommend it to all the curious elementary school students.
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  156.  @faraz-i3x  Yes they did.
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  157.  @kimberlywebster6057  Sounds like you got swarmed by incels. Good luck with that.
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  158. @ 4:09 Watch this move from the Matrix when she bites two other lions in midair.
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  159. I'm sure the leopards were pissed when they found out lions could climb trees too.
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  160.  @jimmiehissong_golfcoach  I'm a little late, but there's some good drama on this post. Can you have a rematch, so this time I can watch it live?
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  161.  @krish1281  He's upset about the Fourth Reich that collapsed in January.
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  162. Any father would be proud of him as a son. I think he has some of my genetics.
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  163. Greetings, Chi-town.
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  164. Please stop the bull 💩. The food crisis is man-made and can be remedied by production in the US alone. Clean water, changing climate, and energy crisis will be what causes the wars and desperation.
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  165. Why would they try and kill the croc? They're keep him away from the cubs and carcass.
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  166. Then why watch them? I hate make-up tutorials, so you won't see me in the comments complaining.
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  167. We need confirmation before you get the 🏆🥇. There are hundreds of people claiming to be first.
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  168. They prefer herbivores and omnivores. They can't eat plants, so they eat animals that have digested them.
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  169. It takes human parents and elephants decades to protect the offspring to survive until adulthood. Maternal instincts affects all mammals, but IMO, it's much harder for humans to replace their children; and the same with apes and other animals with larger brains and considered, "intelligent," with human-like social groups. It's a lot easier to sacrifice themselves and let the kids survive with a relative rather than trying to survive with the emotional trauma.
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  170.  @DeadBabyBunny2024  Did you seriously create a fake account named after the victim in this video? In all seriousness, that is lame AF 😂😂🤣🤣. Stop playing with grown ups. There is no way that you're NOT 50-yr old virgin with endless free time and no social skills at all. I don't know what you were trying to do, but you bombed horribly and now I'm feeling sorry for you.
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  171. The same reason the world "allow" rich countries to continue pumping c02 in the atmosphere.
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  172. They clearly had a camera, but what's the gun for? Humans are at the top of the food chain.
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  173. 🐘 @ [0:29]: "So you want to play that game? I'll give you a reason to run."
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  174.  @spotemgotement.reloaded389  The secretary birds are good at multitasking and being productive.
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  175. True! Hyenas know how to make fascist into one termers, too.
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  176.  @aidenblake5285  In the description, it says they got into a minor brawl before going back to sleep. That doesn't sound like the behavior of unrelated male lions.
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  177.  @aidenblake5285  Are you the author of the video description? If I read it correctly, the lion went back to sleep shortly after the altercation. Fortunately, you were at the right place at the right time. This is a really good video. Thanks for sharing it with the world.
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  178. She's pissed that she gained weight and now needs a new croc-skin belt.
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  179. Shouldn't have had the windows down in the first place.
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  180. Please don't tell me you think a leopard is a tiger.
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  181. That spelling of "hafta" really, really hurtma soul.
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  182. The healthy adult biffalo seem to do well defending against lions and hyenas. The dogs cause then problems. It could be the noise and attack from all side overwhelming them, but it's rare seeing buffalo gore smaller predators like they do with lions. The lions are more likely to target buffalo cows and highly aggressive bulls that are still healthy and in their prime. The hyenas are able to avoid getting trample, gored, and killed by target the sick, weak, and vulnerable animals.
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  183. I did hear him say "cunt," but it's not worth killing a kitten over.
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  184. Are you sure because 21st-century veterinary medicine can bring animals back from the brink of death?
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  185. Those are fake friends. Only around when they need you for something, but you can't count on them.
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  186.  @faraz-i3x  The pain receptors stop sending signals during massive trauma and when mammals go into shock.
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  187.  @willek1335  Thanks for you service in the comment section.
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  188. He didn't know how to stop asking for milk and was kind of slow 😜🤪. The mother went back to the fun part of making some new calves.
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  189. Wildebeest sound like Chewbacca and the Wookiees.
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  190. What the buck?
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  191.  @Pedro-uu1oc  What ever you're on, do you mind sharing the dispensary you got it from?
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  192. It's okay. Little Bugs Bunny 🐰 isn't hurting anymore. He's really just sleeping now.
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  193. That's because she had to get away from her boyfriend's overweight wife.
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  194. I know you're a hyena still learning English, but the only thing right in the comment was the ( , ) after the word "attitude[.]"
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  195. Congratulations🏆! I genuinely hope today's a great day for you. Also, this is not a strange form of sarcasm; iT iS cAlLeD, "bEiNg TiPsY."
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  196.  @9663mu  I don't think any buffalo were offended. They have calves who still can't figure out that it's not wise to charge predators with their mothers. They probably get less dumb with age, but the calves have wildebeest-level intelligence. It doesn't get much more insane than a wildebeest. They follow each other jumping off cliffs.
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  197. That was Mr. Ed the talking horse.
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  198.  @amrmuhammad7527  I don't think bullying is evil. The largest single animal (like a bull elephant), or the group with superior numbers (e.g., hyena clan or buffalo herd) have interactions that use dominance. From the human perspective, which is the only POV I'm qualified to give, it's best described as "bullying."
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  199.  @amrmuhammad7527  No prob. I'm far too stubborn to retract a statement.
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  200. If you're @An_Actual_Rat , why are you giving felines so much praise? Aren't they brought with humans to control the rodent population?
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  201. The people in the vehicle watched it all unfold, without getting involved, like the cops in Uvalde, TX.
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  202. Second degree murder at worst. Not premeditated. The leopard couldn't have planned it.
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  203. The ref was one getting his skull cracked.
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  204. Adult elephants and the US Navy might be the only ones on earth capable of winning against a healthy adult hippo.
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  205. LMAO
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  206. Facts.
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  207. LMAO! Too many factory defects in these Impalas. This could be sponsored by The Ford Motor Company.
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  208. @Richard Smegma Stop randomly tagging people.
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  209.  @wrongway1100  Not taking a survey, so go learn your own history.
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  210. @Richard Smegma Got to mute you, dude. Stop cluttering up notifications with garbage comments. Go find some friends .
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  211.  @wrongway1100  I have no clue what you're talking about, and I would appreciate if you would stop tagging me. This post has over 173 replies and is six months old. I don't have time to try and figure out what you're talking about. There's no anger. You're just not understanding this simple fact: I don't know what you're talking, and I don't care to find out; so please leave me alone or I'll simply mute you.
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  212.  @wrongway1100  I'm limiting my response because I don't want to give you the false impression that I'm interested in engaging with you, but If I wanted a discussion with a random internet troll, I would have reached out to you. You need to reflect on your own actions and behaviors instead of playing a pseudo-therapist looking for a political platform. You have the right to interact with anyone, but you don't need me to post your opinions that you already made. A FEW NOTES: 1. You're NOT making a point; 2. You're NOT on topic; 3. You're NOT timely; 4. You're NOT part of any active discussions involving me; thus 5. You and I have NOTHING to discuss or debate.
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  213.  @TonyTylerDraws  Croc: "Are you seriously killing me right now?" Croc: "Ten years ago, I had said 'Yo mama was so fat she sat on a rainbow a made Skittles,' and now you decide to kill me?"
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  214.  @Arnalou83  Despite that the elephants, donkeys, bald eagles, bears, and even snakes are still political symbols and even on flags.
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  215.  @fsociety6983  First, I'm not your man, and second I'm not an idiot like you are. The accounts are fake and so is your account. Why would I be dumb enough and engage when the comment is from a fake account? If you were paying attention, you would have noticed only the fake accounts get hostile responses.
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  216.  @HarryFCallahan  Another fake account. Just pointing out the obvious.
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  217.  @HarryFCallahan  I do care about spam. I've got to report you for wasting server space with these phony accounts.
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  218.  @HarryFCallahan  Not working. You thought you could use these fake accounts to spread some far-right propaganda. If you noticed, the real accounts all got real replies. You don't seem so big and tough now that you're all alone. There's real life out there. Have you considered get a job, girlfriend, and a life? Is playing Plastic Jesus still funny to you? If you want to win against someone like me, then do something with your life. I have more sympathy for a maga troll than anger.
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  219.  @HarryFCallahan  Go ahead and explain why Black Americans should vote for the Trump-led GOP. You seem to be outspoken and brave when you can hide behind other fake accounts. Clearly you're just a cowardly incel trolls because you've said literally nothing. It would be the same in real life.
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  220.  @clessiomotoboy  How would I know WtF that means?
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  221.  @ywoulduchoosetousethis  As soon as the Klan is welcomed backed to the Democrat Party, every "Red State" and MAGA rally will become dominated by Southern Dixiecrats. The original anti-slavery and business friendly GOP doesn't exist anymore. They've either become "Corporate Democrats," or are Susan Collins in Maine.
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  222.  @ywoulduchoosetousethis  The GOP is the only one that can win election with little or no representation from minorities. The Democrats made the decision to change their platform to target a bloc of voters that consistently voted Republican. That decision cost them their southern White voters with no college degrees, which is an actual voting bloc.
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  223.  @cooloox  You can't speak for anyone other than yourself because you're clearly regurgitating a talking point that someone else trained you to parrot. I'm sure you might believe you have clairvoyant abilities, but let the demographics and polling speak for itself.
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  224.  @daisukegori2112  You didn't have a problem with your mother/wife grooming you to please your dad. Would you son be your grandson or brother?
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  225. One of the most civilized and intelligent mammals on the planet as usual being forgiving and valuing the life of other species even though theirs depends on a clear path to water.... not the humans the elephants.
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  226. Not one of my honey badgers! This one had to have been shot or hit by a safari vehicle before filming began.
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  227. It's a lion. It's kills anything that doesn't fight back.
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  228. I know.
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  229. Filming a new tiktok video. It must be nice to be a father with no responsibilities.
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  230. I know hyenas are ferocious and commonly hated, but they look innocent and adorable when they're hurt and trying to go unnoticed by other predators. I find hard to believe that both of them are the same animal. Even if it were a high-ranking female in a large clan, it's not going to survive long in the wild. Luckily lions don't eat them, but other predators do.
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  231. It's okay to be sad if you saw something that disturbed you.
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  232. Laster year he borrowed some money, and pretended like he forgot.
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  233. Was the hyena the one who typed the video description?
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  234. Servals aren't endangered. Lions are. The mother will have more litters and keep them away from lions.
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  235. Crazy.
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  236. Those are just Russian bots and programs voting down videos to affect the recommendations.
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  237.  @brandonscott9747  Thanks for your decided service in zoology. Go ahead and report me for misinformation.
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  238.  @brandonscott9747  Also, Professor Lame Incel, my username for the record is r/whoosh .
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  239.  @RF_20  My post was meant to be highly exaggerated and not undisputed fact. Hopefully, your figure is a lot closer to the truth than mine, so I don't doubt your numbers. Anyone who seriously checked the numbers of wild dogs and rhinos not in captivity would know approximately that five wild dog packs (~100 dogs) and five total white rhino would be alarming. A quick Google search and Wikipedia article would reveal how many wild dogs, rhinos, and wildebeest are still in the wild.
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  240. I do, too. I just wished they didn't cut it off early at the end.
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  241.  @mikeoglen6848  Do you mean to tell me the hyena wasn't being polite for the New Year? Next, you're going to claim the python and mother impala weren't happy about hyena leaving with the fawn's corpse.
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  242.  @mikeoglen6848  I'm a fan of the Irish, and a drinker myself. I know what's going on.
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  243.  @ayushzaveri8193  Incel. If I asked you to describe a female vagina, you'd have to online and read a Wkipedia article. You know much more about being gay than I ever will.
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  244. Yeah. I think the lioness got confused about that, too because the hyena looked more like a lion than the lioness.
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  245. People are getting sick and tired of these fat jokes.
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  246. "The point is that you're alive when they start to eat you."
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  247. He didn't want that leopard. That was just for show.
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  248.  @arzatẽx  He still didn't want no one-on-one action.
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  249.  @kade-qt1zu  I don't even think the dogs would eat 500lbs of a bloated incel.
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  250.  @jrsmith1998  I thought I gave them stalker vibes.
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  251. At least they've got a good sense of humor.
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  252. They're about as closely related as humans and baboons. If I get caught with a she-baboon wearing lipstick, I deserve to get slaughtered.
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  253. Are you going to be okay? I don't want you leaving from the video all messed up psychologically, and looking to harm felines.
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  254. First!
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  255.  @Rainkit  That's likely the best option and it evolved from natural selection. There's definitely beneficial reason of social mammals waiting before introducing their cubs to the pride. The child-birthing process would be terrifying for me, and I wouldn't want to be alone with blind, helpless cubs totally dependent on me. I had to be taught a lot of my paternal instincts and learned the rest from life experience, so the lionesses would know a lot more about raising their cubs than I do.
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  256.  @user-de4jk8vj4c  That's got nothing to do with the topic. Fortunately, the "Milleni-tards" will still be around when you're long gone, forgotten, and only remembered by the maggots.
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  257. Humans are predators
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  258.  @saloma1979  My comment is about the lengthy videos of cats taking too long to kill their prey.
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  259. She did a little more than that.
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  260. I've only seen one video where a predator (leopard) targeted the safari vehicle with a film crew. As long as the people stay in the vehicle and not invade the space of animals with cubs, then it's safe.
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  261.  @raerohan4241  They can reach the dogs. There are video of the them tossing warts hogs for harassing the calves. It's something the dogs are doing to confuse and overwhelm the mothers. The calf bleating and the noise is stressing her, so she's virtually paralyzed.
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  262.  @raerohan4241  Which one would this be, and couldn't it work for the dogs, too? https://youtu.be/vP_sp0llAmk
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  263.  @raerohan4241  I wasn't trying to get to you to change a comment. I'm not an animal debater. I was asking what is buffalo doing to the warthog, and why it wouldn't just do that to one of the dogs.
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  264.  @raerohan4241  Gotcha. I've been watching this for a year now, and it's a good video but never understood why do they stop filming when the Wild Dogs are starting to feed. That would've been the best part. Also, I'm more sympathetic to the cows. The mother look like she was having a panic attack, but I've never seen any animal dominate a heard of buffalos like this. They're usually in top form confronting hyenas and lions and defending the calves.
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  265. Most of them are born "hornless," so they're less crunchy and easier to consume whole.
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  266. The mother was teaching her cubs how to hunt. The honey badger has loose skin that makes it hard for inexperienced predators to hold on to them and stop them from escaping.
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  267. If we take a small kids swimming pool to the savanna, would that deter the lions?
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  268. That was a man crying. It was just too much.
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  269.  @kabysummit5801  The ending is in the description. It says the hyena was finally killed.
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  270.  @jedsteelwell2354  If that's worth lying over, then good for them. This footage was documented in the news, so there must be a global conspiracy about a three-leg hyena getting killed by the same lioness that disabled it.
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  271.  @jedsteelwell2354  FYI: Just because the REPLY button exists doesn't make it mandatory. Try to be more timely.
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  272. Curious chicken-or-the-egg question: "Who wore the color first, the lions or the environment?" 🤔 Did the natural selection in lion, and other land predator, evolution make them golden brown like the grasslands and sand, or did herbivores avoid eating in areas that could potentially hide predators? The plants have natural selection also.
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  273.  William Walker  If were obvious, you'd have a credible academic source supporting it. The egg cake before the chicken because they evolved from a different bird or dinosaur. There's been ice ages, climate change, Pangaea separation, and continental drifts during the same evolution. How would you know when grasslands evolved? The Sahara desert had been underwater in recent history.
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  274. Zelenskyy needs those tanks ASAP.
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  275. There need 2-3 dogs for each hyena.
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  276. Their feet are fridge magnets.
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  277. Or just use a knife and forks like civilized birds.
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  278.  @buckfutter99  Yeah you're right, but honestly that happened so fast, it surprised me. I thought the kitten would be able to stand it's ground like honey badgers and mongoose, until the mother distracted the lioness.
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  279. If I were the crocodile, I'd take a quick lion beat down than the hippos.
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  280. It sounds like sick an insensitive comments, but a lot of us (mostly males living in the West) don't see it from the perspective of the buffalo mom being paralyzed with fear and confusion from her maternal instincts not to abandon the calf.
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  281. At least the brainless calf helped the lions locate him easier. Something might have bitten him earlier and made him crazy. It's like a bite from the komodo dragon.
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  282. Starting at [ 3:08 ], it's better to watch at 0.25x speed.
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  283. Blow the horn, and show them both who's the boss.
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  284. There's no hope for you. You're going to attract more predators. They can smell fear and weakness.
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  285.  @โทนี่นะค่ะพร่อง  https://youtu.be/5LuyV1jXNYc
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  286.  @DLIX2DCLI  You can watch cartel videos of humans being beheaded by chainsaws, but you can't watch a sick elephant calf being eaten by hyenas? There was something wrong with the calf. The other elephant could sense it. It may have had no chance of survival, and they didn't want it around the healthy calves. The elephant kill isn't graphic because it was meant for TV. They cut away before the hyenas remove the trunk (that was the best part).
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  287. I don't think the mothers watched the instant replay to learn how their herd tactics failed so miserably. It works for hyenas and lions but is nearly useless against the dogs.
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  288. Hyenas make people laugh. It's the vocal.
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  289. We've all been spending many days drunk and watching YouTube.
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  290.  @arbendit4348  Go back to being a 🇷🇺🤖, and stop randomly tagging who aren't fascist.
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  291.  @arbendit4348  I'd rather stay on topic, but apparently you're thinking that just parroting Kremlin propaganda and disinformation makes you an expert. There are plenty of open sources that have documented the war, and the evidence supports the Ukrainian stats. Ukraine is littered with Russian corpses and broken down Soviet-era armored transport vehicles. Russia is the one censoring it local media because they don't want the citizens to know they're losing a war and have resorted to bombing civilians. Most of the deaths are from Russian soldiers. That could have been prevented not allowed their conscripts to be used a target practice from javelins and stingers. You can believe what you, but history will be on the side of Zelenskyy and the US.
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  292.  @arbendit4348  If you have some fake stats supporting this myth about Russia not losing at least 27,000 men and 1/3 of the invasion force, then share those. Honestly, I have no idea what you're talking, and based on your analysis of the war, it sounds like you don't either. I haven't read a single factual statement from you about the Russo-Ukrainian War. You can call it "Ukrainian Propaganda," but if you can't offer a rebuttal or support from an impartial source, then you're only giving an opinion and not adding anything of substance. The war is going badly for Russia. Yes, they are killing civilians targets out of desperation, but that wasn't the pretext for the invasion. Kyiv is still under the control of Zelenskyy, and after 80 days, Russia is now one hour closer to Kyiv. If the war wasn't going so badly, the Kremlin wouldn't have taken over Russian media.
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  293.  @JoeandAngie  Go fight him because it looks like he's specializes in killing Russians, Slavic nationalists, and their neo-fascist supporters.
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  294.  @stefanostokatlidis4861  I know. For a second, I considered taking that back after watching the Komodo dragon run after a goat. How the hell is that possible?
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  295.  @chrisdonish  The fact that they're not extinct says a lot. What do they do at night because get exhausted with no energy?
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  296.  @chrisdonish  This is definitely not a scientific analysis and mostly anecdotal evidence, but I watched a honey badger destroy a monitor lizard and an adult python. That's probably why I view reptiles as easy prey for mammals.
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  297.  @DistantDreamer892  Weren't you a puppet-president of Russia for four years?
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  298. Over a half eaten impala? That's not enough for one hyena.
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  299. They're used to seeing humans on in safari vehicles and on trucks. Most wild animals (wild dogs, lions, and hyenas) are afraid of humans.
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  300. They're wild animals, but they still have brains. Why would it attack humans? They're used to vehicles and don't see humans as prey or competition. If they're cornered they would attack, but if the lion is startled by the human there are plenty of places to escape.
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  301. Part of the blame could be that humans are intervening by causing a distraction, but most people are naturally afraid of snakes and wildlife. It's hard enough getting strangers to use the Heimlich maneuver in restaurants, so I doubt there are many people looking to help a choking bird digest a venomous snake.
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  302. Lions are used to vehicles and avoid humans. I've seen one video of an aggressive leopard attacking the vehicle, but lions usually fear groups of humans.
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  303. It's because they're cold blooded.
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  304. I bet that warthog has (or had) a long list of regrets.
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  305. This one didn't a chance to mourn her dead cub that she was guarding.
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  306. Somebody's got a testimony. Don't be shy, Sis. Tameka.
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  307. Because it stopped walking and wasn't responsive.
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  308.  @joelandersson6019  I honestly couldn't tell you how it thinks, but humans are instinctively terrified of death and dying. She still has herself to worry about. No point of them both becoming prey to lions and hyenas.
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  309. It made the Wookiee noise from Star Wars.
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  310.  @haruknow9194  The leopards with eat smaller cats (including lion cubs) for food.
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  311.  @ObitoUchiha-be1jo  It must be a feline competitive instinct. I've seen other predators kill smaller or injured predators for food; but the Big Cats seem to be the only ones that go out of their way to stalk and kill other predators for the sole purpose of eliminating competition, and not to consume 🍖.
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  312. They should add the original Jurassic Park soundtrack to the background, and then you'd see a carnivorous mini-brachiosaurus.
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  313. ​ @jamesmathu5227  I don't know about that. It looks more like the horse with brain damage from Family Guy. I don't even think it can control its face muscles to stop smiling.
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  314. The impala's stomach contents reminds me of what comes out of the mouth of the POS that got fired from the White House.
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  315. How can they film that in its entirety, but when it's a calf, they cut off at the best parts? That was horrible. I can't even have breakfast or coffee.
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  316. He messed her with money or one of her calves.
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  317. Luke Skywalker used the force to lift the Millennium Falcon.
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  318. I think she's making a training video for the other elephants. She's concentrating on her craft.
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  319. I could never understand why buffalo wings are chicken, and hamburgers are beef. They must be named after the cities of Hamburg, Germany and Buffalo, NY.
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  320.  @alkebulanblacksuperheroes6923  We might find out that chicken-fried steak is originally from Chicken City, Georgia.
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  321.  @fillfinish7302  There's a video of a drunk man who jumps in the lion enclosure, and gets bit my the male lion. He does that, too.
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  322. It wasn't line of sight. Her head was down. The lion knows to only move when the leopard is distracted. The leopard sees and smells the lioness when its ears go down.
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  323. He's not land certified. Lions and hyenas would turn him into a pair of croc boots and purse.
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  324. That keeps the video from getting demonetized and age restricted. It's mostly a business decision.
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  325.  @kingumangofficial6148  This video, not the other. That's a buffalo, and it's not treated like a zebra.
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  326. This is the second one they've killed recently on this channel.
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  327. The Impala must have been the type hoping and praying to be killed by lions and leopards rather than being eaten by alive by hyenas and wild dogs. I'd expect death from any animal to be horrible, but it's quicker with the dogs. They don't have the luxury of eating slowly like the big cats.
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  328. 🐢 power!
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  329. I like how she picked up that stick, and then started acting crazy with it. You don't have to argue or fight; just hit that b** with a bigger stick.
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  330. Nice pro-MAGA cobra. That was a great camera, too. That bright-colored cobra will definitely attract more mongoose and honey badger.
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  331. Because she they are nature's lawnmowers and milk providers.
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  332. "that big bitch tried to eat me!"
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  333. Glad you enjoyed the video. Be sure to subscribe and turn on notifications!
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  334. I'm no elephant whisperer, but I'm sure the pressure of being forced to deliver in front of the apex predators in the vehicles with the cameras doesn't help to keep the mother relaxed.
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  335. Somewhere safe and still alive. The kitten 🐈 may have sacrificed itself, so the mom could escape.
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  336. The neck guard won't protect against hyena, wild dogs, and crocs.
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  337.  @NannupTiger  No. I don't like my own comments. Apparently, someone else is smart enough to just to the Wikipedia page like I did. It's not rocket science. Google "African Cheetah," or what "endangered means."
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  338.  @dhanushchandra7853  Go ahead an update the Wiki, and try to change them from "Venerable" to "Endangered."
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  339.  @dhanushchandra7853  You might be thinking of the tiger.
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  340. I took a lot of bravery for the three big males to take out that one puppy.
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  341. Flawless victory, too, but the lion was about 70 times bigger than the serval kitten.
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  342. It's quicker than being strangled by the big cats. The hyenas, wild dogs, and cheetahs don't have the luxury of eating slowly.
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  343. She should have kicked him in the nuts.
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  344. That was her dead cub 😢
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  345. They usually die of disease, starvation, or other lions. The lucky ones are put out of their misery by hyenas of they're injured.
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  346. He took to long get to get there. I'd bully him too.
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  347. @Anton Campbell-Harris , it's been a decade now, just checking to see if you survived COVID-19.
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  348. How do you know he wasn't born in Africa? There are millions of Africans (vast majority) who have never been close to wild predators. We couldn't hear his accent. He is probably from the part where men cover their mouths with both hands when they start crying.
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  349. That's my son. It runs in the family.
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  350. Are you checking mufasa's ass?
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  351. They've got to get rid of him by any means necessary, so if he's the calf, then he lost.
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  352. They just use peroxide, baking soda, and floss daily. It makes a difference.
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  353. The guy talking probably thought the python would win in the Python vs. Honey Badger vs. Jackal video, too.
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  354. That's a hyena cub.
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  355. If the mothers are too dumb to realize they outnumber the dogs, then they're better born as a doggy meal than passing on the those Forest Gump genes.
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  356. Depends if you're waking up as a healthy member of the Africa's Big Five or as part of a wild dog pack, you'll be fine.
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  357.  @vishnusingh1698  Are you doing an Excel spreadsheet? You're sounding like a suspected 🇷🇺🤖 struggling with the copy-paste responses in multiple languages.
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  358. It was that time of the month for the ranger.
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  359. Just dawgs trying to get ass, instead of head.
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  360. Take this ungodly filth down. Those are two females.
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