Comments by "wheelmanstan" (@wheelmanstan) on "Latest Sightings" channel.

  1. Great footage but I bet it was more a territorial thing. I've seen them kill ungulates in their water before, extremely territorial.
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  2. well the lions will get it out of there, one piece at a time honestly, gonna be some impressive chewing, TERRIBLE way to die I can't believe the elephant couldn't get the rhino out..wow
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  3. 😬 okay What I saw was buffalo so terrified that all they could do was shadowbox a lion until they accidentally hooked a calf with their horns. This actually looked a LOT like when dogs encounter a cat that won't run. The dogs will act just like that and bark and the cat will give them a death stare that really aggravates the poor dumb dogs.
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  4.  @razer0072073  I know they all feel pain, pain is information and obviously they know when something hurts, but I think it's not at the level humans do, they can handle pain really well, maybe there's even something built into them to help block out the pain in a more effective way than we can, especially extreme pain, we'll pass out from the pain, animals don't seem to
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  5. haha I remember Cleopatra and Caesar's son who was named Caesarion I had to google it to make sure that wasn't who a C-section was named after, Caesarean is spelled differently and there seems to be no link to the two other than the first part of the word basically means to cut in latin
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  6. so do hyena eat lizards?
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  7. that leopard was thinking it was a jaguar, it thought wrong
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  8. kinda funny the way it held it like it didn't want to actually kill it
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  9. can't watch, reminds me of hemorrhoids
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  10. leopard seems very wary, so powerful yet inexperienced
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  11. only humans kill for sport, cough
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  12. seems really odd to me the way the leopard pays attention to the camera, there must have been perfume or a loud camera getting that cats attention, seriously you very rarely see this when they're hunting, perhaps that leopard thought it was a trap because the meal was so easy, I don't know, maybe it had a bad experience with humans when it was younger
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  13. feels strange watching this, it's too much like dinosaur times, trex vs brontosaurus kind of stuff, amazing
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  14. TheChamp 101 the bush saved the hyena without a doubt, but that lion wasn't really that interested in killing it or else it could have continued and closed the distance, I don't really see it going much different for the tiger or jaguar, but it would be more of a fight for the jaguar and maybe it would be in hunter mode because they might like the taste of hyena, and bengal tigers are ferocious so they might be more inclined to kill it rather than scare it off like a lion
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  15. bingwa I think the tigers would be scared off like the rogue lions if they approached a pride but there would be no reason to. But if it got close due to curiosity it might get destroyed by the entire pride. A couple rogue lions would be the real threat I think. It would be interesting to see how they'd deal with tigers who would act a bit like the leopards that they deal with but only if the tiger wanted to stand and fight would it be in danger I think. But most fights are over females so...I think the other animals would be more of a problem actually. They're (bengals) not familiar with animals like zebra, hyenas, and hippos. So they might get a little overconfident and get hurt. The siberian tigers would have a size advantage with most lions but who knows how well they'd handle the heat. But I think they could make it on the outskirts. As long as the tiger survives its first encounter with a lion I'd say it would have a good chance of surviving. Bengals encounter a variant of much of what's in Africa in India but of course Africa is more aggressive.  A siberian might be out of it's element though. If you were releasing a cougar or snow leopard for instance I'd say they have zero chance of survival, but any tiger and jaguar would have a chance because of their abilities and size. Who knows, maybe a big siberian would take over a pride. It all depends on location, lions aren't everywhere and africa is huge and diverse.
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  16.  maybe the pig was made of that nasty turkey bacon, seriously though since the pig didn't move he saw it more as a threat than a meal, or maybe the pig was sick and he smelled it, it's a rookie mistake
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  17. hippo save antelope, hippo murders impala, it turns out that hippos are like humans
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  18. I'm guessing the lions have figured out how to use the road and vehicles to their advantage.
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  19. they seem young but you can see how they lead the rhino away so that another can take his back, they did this a few times, what's funny is how they probably saved this rhinos life by leading his butt out of that pond
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  20. with this video it's impossible to tell if the cat was ever bitten, you'd need hd and slow motion, or even a high speed camera to see, cats rarely get hit, but these can kill them, sometimes cats will just pass out for a day or two and recover though, the honey badger just takes a nap, but yeah snake bites feel like someone smashes a wasp stinger into you with a hammer so if the cat was bit it would most likely atleast give up on the snake and focus on the rough road ahead
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  21. james williams ?
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  22. You guys can't honestly tell me this doesn't make you hungry too.
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  23. lions work so slowly with buffalo but it's all strategy because as you see when they fight, they are not slow haha
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  24. it's most likely jumping over a car behind the SUV and the lion goes inbetween, huge animal, really amazing how effortlessly such a large animal can leap across the road and land on unlevel ground like that, even more amazing is how an animal can catch it and kill it, make sure you guys check out that leapard dive bombing an impala, nature is scary indeed
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  25. lions never really look that fast until you see them chase down an impala
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  26. There is no easy meal in Africa! This is some scary stuff, makes you glad you're human so you don't have to hunt and fight for food like that. Where would we be without guns haha. It's amazing how troublesome hyenas can be to something as powerful as a lion pride. You would think that the lions would go after every single one and put them into extinction that's just not how it works, too much of a risk. They have serious biting power and they have the numbers.
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  27. Nikola Andonovski if it popped a tire before then it would intentionally do it again from memory to scare off the lion, but it was most likely just trying to get away, I mean the lion steered him into traffic and those cars were in its way, it knows if it hits a car it makes noise and people make noise and that could scare the lion away, it's an intelligent animal but there are videos of buffalo taking on rhino's blow for blow and getting completely murdered, so....they like to ram things and keep ramming until they win or die
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  28. I agree with you. He was most likely just going into a blind rage.
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  29. there's always a few lions like people who are fully committed to putting in the work while the others stand around with their hands in their pockets, he should go slap his partner in the face
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  30. crazy how big a dong can get the more difficult masturbation becomes
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  31. if Africa were a state, it's state flower would be a thorn bush, life is tough out there
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  32. weird reactions
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  33. he's been hard on the milk
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  34. that was interesting, so fast
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  35. snakes are amazing but that python's strike which seemed faster than I can see didn't even touch the leopard, really need high speed cams and a speed gun, so much happens so quickly in the wild
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  36. you notice how even more amazing cats are when they face crocs, they'll scare them back into the water, they jump in and kill crocs in the water, they'll escape their jaws in the water, and they'll even steal their meals from their mouths! I've seen the footage, sometimes they lose (I guess) but they say cats have 9 lives for a reason
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  37.  @NannupTiger  yep, caimans and jaguars, tigers are the only other cat I'm aware of that will kill crocodilians as well
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  38. cat-like reflexes, seriously though, think about the agility, speed and the fact that the prey crocs are used to taking only have flat teeth and flat hooves vs long sharp canines and sharp claws, so it's just a completely different creature to a croc, croc's have tough exteriors but they're not made of tortoise shell, lions can debark trees haha, a croc will have to bite the lion just right to pin him down enough so he can't reach him with that weaponry and hold him for a few minutes under water in water that may not be so deep
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  39. remarkable videos, I hear giraffes are on the endangered list now, I hope that's only temporary
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  40. now a leopard can give it a nice quick death
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  41.  @daveicc495  there's actually a distance where it's best for a cat to fall at, a short fall can be more dangerous because it doesn't give the cat enough time to prepare, but yeah it's amazing, there's a video of a leopard dive-bombing onto a gazelle that blows my mind, I mean it's 30ft up or something crazy, hard to imagine how their teeth don't snap when latching onto such quick prey as well
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  42. eagle's really won the re-incarnation lottery
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  43. young lion?
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  44. so why did it leave the tree? to feed it's cubs?
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  45. never meet your heroes
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  46. this is great!
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  47. sometimes I forget that crocs have really cool patterns, but yeah birds are pretty fearless, good thing all the big ones died off or we'd be screwed, the largest eagle is only 20lbs with an 8ft wingspan..the birds of the past had 3x that wingspan, like planes in the sky
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  48. leopards gotta lay on their backs basically and and slide themselves until they can scoop underneath the porcupine's belly, that's the only way they can get them, it's a hell of a war though and imo no way worth it since leopards are very capable hunters, they have a really high hunting success rate among the cats, around 40% I think..more than a lion, I think even for the cats that are good at taking them out it's always a battle
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  49.  @steve_chi_legge  haha, studies have shown that 60% of the time it works EVERY TIME, but that's a sex panther I'm talking about
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  50.  @sixcoregamer9221  Hey, do you use windows 10? Been wondering if I should upgrade to that or just stick with win7.
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