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

  1. Don't tag something that graphic and horrible. It's painful thinking about it.
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  2. Why even watch the channel? If you already know how ridiculous it sounds to intervene, then why watch graphic violence?
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  3. Probably running away from Wild Dogs, terrified of being eaten alive, and let's the lions do a proper kill.
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  4. 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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  5.  @spikespa5208  Might've been a Wookiee from Star Wars. They all sound the same.
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  6. You cheated. Who helped you?
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  7. I know. There's an online fan club for videos of buffalo calf eaters.
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  8. 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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  9. 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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  10. Grass. All bovines are lawnmowers.
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  11. 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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  12.  @amrmuhammad7527  Who used the words "good" or "evil?" They're felines. They know aggression and fear.
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  13. 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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  14. 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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  15. Nature's scary, but that joke predates nature.
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  16.  @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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  17.  @HarryFCallahan  Just pointing out the fake troll accounts who are trying to pretend to be real people.
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  18.  @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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  19. Who'll voice Chewbacca and other Wookiee characters now?
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  20. She murdered him.
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  21. 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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  22. I thought the same. That's the first time I've seen a guide get scared.
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  23.  @thesilentassassin1167  The painted Africans ones you don't see in this video.
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  24.  @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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  25. ​ @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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  26. 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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  27. 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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  28. 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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  29. 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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  30.  @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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  31.  @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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  32. The Chameleon venom dance will be the next dance craze.
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  33. 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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  34.  @davmar8754  LMAO
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  35. It's an elephant. That's not a fair competition. Like comparing a human to a domestic cat.
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  36. 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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  37. 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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  38. I guess I'll stop referring to jackals as, "African foxes" or "Savanna coyotes." Apparently, they're completely different species.
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  39.  @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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  40. Dad will give those Crocs a stern talking to.
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  41. Simba: "Pops, another gator got in the kitchen again." Mufasa: "Another gator? Give me that shovel!"
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  42.  @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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  43. [ 0:42 ] Jesus took the wheel.
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  44. 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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  45. We take knives and forks for granted.
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  46.  @Latestsightings  Will do: "Crocodile bit off more than he can chew!"
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  47. Good post, and NOT plagiarized either. I looked up the endangered status, too, before making an opinion on this.
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  48. Zebra got Botox and is doing fine.
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  49. 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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  50. One male lion, two lionesses, or a higher ranking hyena cub could come take it.
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