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

  1.  @MetalHeadHellYeah  -Leopards, and jaguars have about the same body strength, in proportion to their body size, with the jaguars having about twice the bite force, while tigers are like much bigger leopards, in body strength, and bite force...
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  2. Her eyes got her to greedy, to than end up running scared.... That's an elephant size that only male tigers are capable of bringing down alone (no bigger)..
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  3. It was only 2 buffaloes calf killed, not 4, the 3rd one survived..
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  4.  @kaytraefromhushmouth5943  -You sound relationship bitter..
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  5. Was that a smaller dead hyena on the last scene of the video?
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  6.  @godless789  -Go near an adult large wild one with no weapons, then and see if you will survive...
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  7.  @dave7825  -You are on drugs if you think a wolf can bite at 1,200 lbs, maybe 600 lbs at most, from a very large one..
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  8. @The lion king -Yeah, that's why the giraffe shook off their attack.. Right, because they don't got no power?
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  9.  @dave7825  -My evidence come from an actual male wolf, whose bite force was actually measure on television at 400 lbs... It was a 135 lbs wolf, so it is a calculation out of that, that a large 200 lbs wolf might just be able to bite with around 600 lbs.... No wolf have ever been measured to have a 1,200 lbs bite force ever, it's just an exaggerated calculation with no proof, by some sources..
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  10. What y'all mean he tried to escape a pride of lions? He did escape, y'all should change the title and getting on their back like that it's not a submissive behavior in felines, it's a defensive behavior...
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  11.  @ncasper5284  -It's not a baby impala..
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  12.  @markuse3472  -Your comment doesn't make sense the way you wrote it..
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  13. If it wasn't for those 2 female lionesses, that young adult male lion was going to be a goner and food for hyenas...
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  14.  @thabzmad7265  -I see that you know little about lions, since a pride of approximately 15 lions is known to have killed a slightly larger elephant than that one.. Plus, I seen videos of lone lions attacking slightly smaller, or as large as that one, but unsuccessful...
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  15.  @aldobonaso3481  What drought is happening in this attack? -> https://youtu.be/_NCKcJgAZZw -Is you who don't know much about lions, that young elephant is healthy, and so is the lioness, and she attacked it..
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  16.  @aldobonaso3481  -I clearly mentioned that the lioness was sizing up the adolescent elephant, in my previous comments, and not that it was definitely going to attack it.... And I'm not saying that they always attack young healthy elephants, either..
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  17.  @aldobonaso3481  -Also, that is still one big ass baby, probably around 1,500 to 2,000 lbs in weight.. While the adolescent male, looks around 4,000 to 5,000 lbs....
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  18.  @shac9131  -Agree, except for that wasn't a full grown elephant, but an adolescent, at most.... And lions would only attack an elderly elephant in a group, and only ones is already down sick...
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  19.  @shac9131  -I know, I agree, you can see that on my other comments..
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  20.  @AL-fl4jk  -Lions are not that stupid on what?
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  21.  @wilsonsmanz  -If you look at the video, you should be able to observe that I'm correct, with reading my comments again, so you can understand...
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  22. Damn! That eland for being male is small, it doesn't even look twice the weight of the female lions...
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  23.  @TopMysteriousBytes  -Haha! Males got really easily visible nuggets in the back, and usually got bigger sideburns than females..
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  24.  @hungsolow7090  -You need to read the description..
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  25.  Amy H  -I never said there's anything odd about it, my reply has to do with the guy sounding like he's calling it a disgrace to a pride..
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  26.  Amy H  -What? You mean handsome, I know..
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  27.  @nadnad4413  -What you mean, what do that has to do with my comment?
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  28.  @matthewjennings5893  -Leopards definitely take on, and kill full grown honey badgers, you wrong to think they don't..
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  29.  @matthewjennings5893  -Nah adult African leopards are from 38 to 82 kgs....
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  30.  @nadnad4413  -Leopards are solitary, they're aren't lions...
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  31.  @nadnad4413  -Adult honey badgers don't always successfully escape from leopards, like on that video link, they often do get kill by leopadrs, lions, and hyenas...
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  32.  @nadnad4413  Here.. -> https://youtu.be/Gij77t8iv38 -This honey badger was fully killed by the leopard, I couldn't find the longer version that shows the full killed...
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  33.  @theemperor8229  -I don't think there is a video of it, but the honey badgers more than certainly got killed....
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  34.  @MattSmith-iq1ld  -It's the same female buffalo, if you look closely enough, you should be able to tell..
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  35.  @PAULLONDEN  -It's the same female buffalo....
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  36.  @pepewr  -You got a video link to it? Otherwise, I don't believe it, it takes more than just 2 spotted hyenas to do so...
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  37.  @pepewr  -The video shows only 2 going for the killed... But it's obvious that the whole pack attack that male Cape buffalo, which were like 20 or more spotted hyenas..
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  38.  @marshy5842  -Nah, it was a healthy adult female, and wild African dogs have the bite for it...
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  39.  @undergroundheatcypher1091  -Did you mean "one dog can't", because one dog can't....
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  40.  @undergroundheatcypher1091  -Haha! Go read your comment again, because you didn't..
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  41.  @pepewr  -Nah, just because the video begins with those 2 hyenas, doesn't mean that's how it began... Since one can obviously see the damage in the buffalo's body, that seems to indicate that it was done by many hyenas..
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  42.  @samo6083  -Yes, my sources go as far back as the 19th century..
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  43.  @shafqatishan437  -It look like a healthy female Cape buffalo to me....
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  44.  @토산포  -Nah, I don't think that wild African dogs not hunting Cape buffaloes more often has to do with lions, but just that Cape buffaloes are more difficult to hunt, and more dangerous...
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  45.  @Dutti-is-a-clown  -I would have to see that to believe that, that wild dholes hunt adult wild water buffaloes, or just perhaps maybe domestic water buffaloes, since they're smaller than the wild ones, and are less aggressive....
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  46.  @Dutti-is-a-clown  -A Sambar deer I could believe, but I haven't even seen that yet, for them to bring an adult one down.. And what you mean by "there was a case of that"?
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  47.  @Dutti-is-a-clown  -Can you link me the video, of the 4 dholes attacking the Sambar deer, or an adult water buffalo getting attacked by them?
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  48. To say "save", is inaccurate, when those African wild dogs don't stand a chance in bringing that hippo down....
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  49.  @Needformadness2  -Your comment makes it sound like you think they are good tree climbers..
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  50.  @Needformadness2  -Okay, I see your point...
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