Comments by "Edwin Reveron" (@edwinreveron870) on "Latest Sightings" channel.

  1.  @Needformadness2  -He wasn't attacking her, he was confronting her..
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  2. Well, more than likely it is one of his mates, since male tigers are known to share meals with their females...
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  3. Nah, that lioness got too greedy, and wanted to take it down...
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  4.  @ajju..633  -Research are saying that Bengal tigers in the wilds, are larger in size, than Siberian tigers nowadays....
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  5.  @djota207  -Yeah, she's probably his mate, that's why he wasn't so aggressive with her....
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  6. Jaz Bennett Those ain't mosquitoes, that giraffe definitely was feeling those bites, but it just didn't panic and kept it's cool...
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  7.  @KoId.  -No, it was sizing it up, stalking it behind the water hole, then it realized it was too big...
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  8. They are the felines species that get the biggest in the wilds, and Bengal tigers are said to be the biggest of them all now of days....
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  9.  @Dual971  -Which one, the lioness or the elephant? Because they were both scared at some point in the video..
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  10. Read the description, it say the buffalo escaped..
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  11.  @BoskiM  -It was not severely wounded, it just most likely lost an ear in a territorial fight, with another male leopard, it says it on the description of the video..
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  12. She's probably one of his mate...
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  13. Most lions are horrible tree climbers, compare to leopards, jaguars, and tigers...
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  14.  @thefishhobbyist5478  -Well that male tigers still is huge, it looks just about as heavy as the male sambar deer, and not weak at all.. With sambar deers getting up to 600 and 700 lbs, in India...
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  15.  @sharonhamilton3307  -Agree, since they built that water hole, and it's a danger to wild animals..
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  16.  @thefishhobbyist5478  -He is fine in weight, not at his heaviest, with the female being the one that's skinny, underweight...
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  17.  @azmagaref  -No it's not a myth, the largest wild lions are from South Africa, and they do not get as big as Bengal tigers...
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  18.  @Asiansxsymbol  -The description says, the water hole got mud at the bottom...
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  19.  @Nyasalands_Finest  -Yeah I love tigers, but delusional I'm not, because Bengal tigers are capable of bringing down full grown male gaurs, which are about 1,000 lbs heavier than male cape buffalos, so I know what I'm talking about...
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  20.  @joshuaspencer5822  Haha! You just made that story up, adult leopards don't fear honey badgers... They attack them to kill them, and eat them any chance they get, and so do male lions, and they are not as bad as wolverines..
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  21.  @The-ii5mj  -Hahaha! Rabbits aren't leopards, a better example is how honey badgers crack the shells of leopard tortoises, of up to 20 lbs or more...
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  22. I have figure out from seeing many documentaries, that hippos are actually omnivores...
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  23.  @PAULLONDEN  -Pound-for-pound, the jaguars are the strongest large cat, leopards have just about equal body strength to that jaguars, and tigers, by lbs, but jaguars have about twice the bite force as leopards....
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  24.  @azmagaref  -First of, the 2 largest wild lions (1 was from South Africa), both were at 690 lbs (313 kgs)... And wild lions rarely get to 250 kgs, while Bengal tigers regularly reach that.. And Bengal tigers have a very thin fat layer, just like wild lions...
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  25.  @HR-rt9nh  -It mentions the badger making less noise, and less noise, until it wasn't heard no more..
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  26.  @1989elandy  -Leopards kill honey badgers more often, and eat them, than lions do...
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  27.  @junofranco6638  -What you said still doesn't change the fact that leopards often do kill honey badgers....
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  28.  @thefishhobbyist5478  -I don't know what that supposed to mean, but look at his muscularity, in his front limbs, it just looks like he haven't eaten in 2 to 3 days..
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  29.  @azmagaref  -Those are overfed fat captive Siberian tigers in that link, you can't be serious.. Ha haha!
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  30. Vangelis Whale The dog was just trying its luck, it did not know if the lioness was going to let go...
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  31.  @junofranco6638  -You are trolling, with there being tons of videos that show leopards killing honey badgers... And that male leopard that defended itself from 5 lioness, didn't get killed, it ran up a tree..
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  32.  @azmagaref  -Who told me? Many decades of watching many documentaries, videos, and in books.... And I mentioned the record weight for the largest official recorded wild lions..
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  33.  @Needformadness2  -Yet they are more than likely the least skilled tree climbers of all big cats, except perhaps for snow leopards..
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  34.  @darnelljones1918  -I have heard that tigers in India are still separate from lions...
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  35. Lions can bring down healthy prey, just like other predators can, but the slightly weaker, less smarter prey usually are the ones to get taken down....
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  36.  @mangopudding5979  -That I understand, Bengal tigers up north of India, are larger than those of the south of India....
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  37. Damn! That lion that finished him, didn't leave unscathed, his lower lip is almost falling off...
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  38.  @fansyuriilham8557  -What? You sound like you ain't mentally all there, the lions clearly saw the leopard, if you don't realize that, then you have a comprehension disability...
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  39. Chris Champion Yeah, only the largest Nile crocodiles of 18 ft or longer are capable of bringing down a male cape buffalo.. I know a single Bengal tiger would had brought it down too...
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  40.  @LionDominator  -You? Okay piggy..
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  41.  Marco Jimenez  -Maybe, who knows...
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  42.  @studiobauhaus7740  -All wild felines do that, and show me any video link of a single lion, charging at a full grown elephant, adult rhino, or adult hippo.. since there are videos of tigers charging at elephants, and the largest animals of their living areas....
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  43. @G T -What the heck you saying, you contradicting yourself! There is literally videos of lions stalking, and catching prey from short distance..
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  44. The description says otherwise, that it most likely got killed, and eaten....
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  45. What the fuck, this comment session is filled with Filipino writing, Italian writing and English... Couldn't y'all just decide to wright in one language? And for what's going on in the video, they're fighting for territory, prey selection and females...
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  46.  @junofranco6638  -Giant otters defeat jaguars all the time? That is bullshit!
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  47.  Marco Jimenez  -Nah, the reality is that Cape buffaloes reach old ago more often than lions or hyenas...
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  48. The title and the description says it save the calf.. But did the calf actually get up, and survived, to live another day?
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  49.  @azmagaref  -No, it doesn't prove your point, since I have seen plenty of obese lions in captivity... While Siberian tigers got much longer fur than lions, that covers their muscular definition.. And that bone density thing is a lie, tigers have to have stronger bones to tackle larger prey that they tackle alone.... Which is larger than that of lions prey, and it's tigers that got the more muscular neck, and front limbs..
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  50.  @fansyuriilham8557  -English must not be your first language... Do you really believe that lions can't see or hear?
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