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

  1.  @zx208  -That giraffe looked like it barely got any injuries from the lions, but they did say it was a rather old male, so it probably won't live much longer if it still even alive...
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  2.  @dogifish0078  -Well, in North America wolves do hunt 1,000 to 2,000 lbs bisons, and India dholes can probably hunt yearling gaurs, which are pretty large...
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  3.  @kendrabennett4248  -The leopards meal, that is the main reason why the lion climbed the tree for..
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  4.  @jacquesdemolay5171  -They're my favorite species of animals.. 🐯🐅
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  5.  @exiled5160  -Show evidence of this lie you telling.. Hahaha! You really said adult rhinos...
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  6. John Edgard Good thinking, them lions pretty much save the rhino's life, because that rhinoceros was being dumb, trying to get out in the same area every time and only change direction when the lions came along and got out... That's pretty much like with many people that are stuck in the same bad situation, not finding a way out, until they finally do find a way out...
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  7. timtam53191  @mainlymusicman  -It's a black rhino, probably a female, they don't get that big, it probably weighs as much as the 3 male lions together and no more or maybe around 2,000 lbs max...
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  8.  @liornaor8755  -Well, that's a female black rhino, they rarely get to 4,000 lbs, more around 1,500 to 2,000 lbs, males get to 3,100 lbs...
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  9.  @bladewarm1969  -Are those average size you gave for lions, are they from a combined male and female weight? Because there are many wild male lions that easily weigh more than that.... While I do acknowledge that wild Bengal tigers are larger on average..
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  10.  @studiobauhaus7740  -First of all, you comparing captive tigers, with captive lions for aggression, when tigers in captivity are less confronting... But in the wilds, if you look for aggressive behavior in both, tigers are more aggressive, and easily visibly more bulky....
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  11.  @ukiitm  -No he's not technically correct, felines have pretty good vision, especially cheetahs...
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  12.  @caliberninja8963  -But the giraffe didn't get killed....
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  13.  @jamaaelmariano3242  -Male tigers have multiple mates, usually from surrounding territories of females.. And they even bring food, and let the females, and their cubs eat from it...
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  14. That's because Nile crocodiles and other crocodiles are not capable of bringing down any animal heavier than them self and that was a rather large crocodile on this video, just not big enough.. It would have had to be 18 foot or larger to bring that cape buffalo down...
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  15.  cmax comics  -White rhinos get to those weighs, that one on this video is a female black rhino, it's much smaller than that, I already mentioned it on another comment on here....
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  16. That's funny, but in reality, the buffalo don't care if the people try to help or not, since it would equally attack them, if they try...
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  17.  @GLitiatc0  -Coexisting animals that are twice the weight of honey badgers aren't really capable of killing them, it takes animals that are around 3.5 times bigger than them, or bigger...
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  18.  @KeyserSoze8316  -You got to be joking, because their bigger, with probably a bit of a stronger bite force than honey badgers, and they face predators that are larger than what honey badgers face....
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  19.  @junofranco6638  -Honey badgers are actually a third of the size of giant otters, and giant otters are about 6 times as large as the Amur Asiatic badgers..
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  20. Hippos should be classified as omnivore, they eat meat quite a bit...
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  21.  @seanmayo206  -It is a dog, it is a African wild dog, lots of people confuse them with hyenas...
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  22.  @azmagaref  -Nah, the documentaries in the past actually sedate them, and actually weigh them.. And one didn't hear about 600 lbs lions, only 400 lbs plus, and 500 lbs...
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  23.  @azmagaref  -Back in the days before the internet, and in the beginning of the internet.. The weight range I remember hearing, was for lions around 240 to some reaching 500 lbs, or a little more.... While with Bengal tigers, from 280 to 500 plus lbs... And they used to sedate them, and weigh them, plus, lions can definitely get fat..
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  24.  @studiobauhaus7740  -That's because, tigers don't live in Africa, except for the ones in South Africa, in Tiger Canyon..
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  25. It's very rare to see a lion drag is prey, jaguars, and tigers are master at it....
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  26.  @fansyuriilham8557  -There was no bushes there, just a small amount of grass where the leopard was...
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  27.  @MichaelOfTheCross  -Nah, if it wasn't for those 2 female lionesses, that young adult male lion was going to be a goner and food for those 6 hyenas...
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  28.  Global Man  -And look at the feminist at the comment section...
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  29. It was a female leopard in heat, and the big leopard appears to be an inexperienced male, that instead of mating with her, shows to kill her..
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  30.  @thabzmad7265  -As you said it, it was sizing up the young male elephant, that looks about twice the weight of a male Cape buffalo..
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  31.  @kalestesnr8877  -It lost an ear to another leopard, or lion, most likely, not to that honey badger..
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  32. They do feel it, just far less, with the adrenaline, and shock, if not they wouldn't protect the area that they are being attacked at..
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  33.  @samo6083  -Well, I know the dholes form packs of 50 or more, but I ain't too sure about African wild dogs ever being that large in numbers in packs...
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  34.  @reinsaxony4623  -Yes there is, there is plenty in YouTube videos....
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  35.  @lukasalihein  -Internet Wikipedia it's no longer a good reliable source, plus try finding any video of a crocodile successfully preying on something it size or larger, and you won't find any...
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  36.  @Variedbattles  -Hippos can actually bite harder than that, that measurement you mention was from a female hippo, a male hippo can probably bite twice as hard...
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  37.  @exiled5160  -You just contradicted yourself, because the kilos weight you gave is actually higher than the pounds weight you gave, so you're pretty much saying I am right.. Plus crocodiles are not capable of killing animals heavier than themselves, they max at animals their own body weight or heavier...
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  38.  @mainlymusicman  -So it don't seem like that..
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  39. Nah, it was a female leopard in heat, and the big leopard appears to be an inexperienced male, that instead of mating with her, shows to kill her..
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  40.  @mars27970  -What about my comment says that jaguars are not stronger, since they're bigger? But not no 150 kgs (330 lbs) on average...
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  41. To Jelly Bean -You are bringing up stoats as if they were honey badgers, and yet question me about why I brought up jaguars, when it's obvious it's do to whom I reply to...
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  42.  @DakarBlues  -Did I say they're "not"?
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  43.  @solidmercury1  -Where is the video link of the proof that the jaguar has that bite force, where is the bite force meter tests that shows it? And 300 PSI is the bite force of a relatively small leopard, like a 80 lbs one....
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  44.  @solidmercury1  -That isn't legit evidence, most of those animals have no proof of their bite force being measured with a bite meter.. Like come on, it has prehistoric animals! Like really?
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  45.  @junofranco6638  -No, that ain't true... You got video links? Your replies are a joke, you are trolling....
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  46.  @mrvk39  -There are no honey badgers in the Amur area of Russia, but in India, and Pakistan.... While in the Amur area a close relative of the European badgers, call the Amur badger, and the large Siberian badger, in the Asiatic badger subspecies..
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  47.  @junofranco6638  -Yes leopards can hunt crocodiles, obviously not the full grown ones, but probably up to 200 lbs max.. While jaguars are capable of hunting up to 300 lbs caimans, and not the largest of them...
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  48.  @junofranco6638  -Jaguars have about twice the bite force of leopards, not that of lions, and jaguars body are proportionately perhaps just a little stronger than common leopards....
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  49.  @junofranco6638  -Tigers are the ones with the actual highest bite force, among the felines, with jaguars in second place, and do you have the video that you mention of the giant otter..
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  50.  @williamdrayton458  -I know there's videos, and they choose not to, because if they choose too, they would men-handle it....
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