Comments by "Adventures with Landon" (@AdventureswithLandon) on "Latest Sightings" channel.

  1. It’s insane how the Leopard went for the mother right after and brought her down almost instantly. Warthogs are a powerful and deadly prey item for Leopards. Better take that up the tree fast.
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  2. I’m glad the cub survived the encounter. Awesome mother there.
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  3. 2024, and it still sucks to be an Impala.
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  4. The tree falling on the bull might have saved the youngster.
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  5. “Mother if you start crying”. This guy really understands what’s going on. Thank you for saving us from her complaining. If scenes like this upset you, then don’t go on a safari tour.
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  6. Landing a good bite on that Nile Crocodile would’ve been practically impossible for this Black Mamba.
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  7. This is the first happy ending for an antelope we’ve seen on this channel in a while. The Nyala wasn’t taking crap from his predators.
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  8. Considering the first clip, I don't think those hippos are friends.
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  9. The Banded Mongoose is no doubt, one of the most vicious small mammals.
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  10. Not many demonstrate teamwork as well as the Banded Mongoose.
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  11. This is the one time here I’ll say, we have to appreciate how cute Lions are.
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  12. The Hippopotamus has to be one of the scariest animals to have charging you.
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  13. It’s sad hearing this young Nyala’s distress call, but that’s how nature works.
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  14. When a large Nile Crocodile has you in it's closed jaws, your fate should be sealed. This Wildebeest said otherwise.
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  15. It's amazing how adaptable the Leopard is.
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  16. In the beginning, I didn’t even know where to look with all those Impalas running in different directions. Amazing footage
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  17.  @EarthIsFlat456  True, especially since adult Warthogs can put up a big fight.
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  18. The way the Lion dragged the calf away was incredible.
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  19. It’s crazy how the tables turned when the second hyena showed up to the scene.
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  20. We were all caught off guard.
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  21. It's sad that the young Hippopotamus likely didn't survive. You can hear what sounds like one of the tourists trying not to cry. The mother tried to save her baby. She even mourned her dead or dying calf. That's how nature works.
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  22. I’ve never seen that happen before.
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  23. It’s been such a great year for this channel.
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  24. What that White Rhinoceros did was amazing. I’ve never seen an elephant back down during confrontation with a rhino. Also, multiple elephants were driven out of the area.
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  25. I swear it's a real bad year to be a Spotted Hyena on this channel.
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  26.  @Beth-ds3mj  you’re joking
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  27. The Hyena and Wild Dog touching noses was so cute.
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  28.  @jayjay6357  Lions and Leopards are in the same family.
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  29. I don’t usually say this when it comes to brutal nature videos, but this was kind of hard to watch. Those two Lions were doing what they could to reclaim their territory, and ultimately succeeded. Nature doesn’t fail to amaze and shock me.
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  30.  @KyairEnnis547  Those tusks can reach up to 1 ft. long and give the Leopard a fatal piercing.
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  31. The fact that this is Latest Sightings’ 3rd most popular video (as of now) speaks a lot about the society we live in.
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  32. All of Latest Sightings’ videos are more entertaining than that.
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  33.  @stellviahohenheim  That’s a bit concerning. Even if it wasn’t sad, I still wouldn’t find it funny.
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  34. These Spotted Hyenas are getting revenge over what happened in the last video.
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  35. The determination of those lionesses is amazing. Awesome footage
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  36.  crimeaisukraine6605  Yeah, it’s extremely annoying.
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  37. That Nile Crocodile is basically not afraid of anything.
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  38. Yes, they compete for the same resources.
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  39. It’s amazing how this elephant uses its strength and intelligence to get what it wants.
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  40. The Lions didn't stand much of a chance against the Hippopotamus to begin with.
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  41. Competition is fierce in Africa.
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  42. I used to be addicted to videos like this, my family members(specifically my mom) worried about me.
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  43. That was an intense battle for sure. I feel sorry for the younger hyena. He probably just wanted to join another clan. He must of been in such much pain that we can’t imagine. He really did put up a fight though. This is how nature works. Awesome footage
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  44. Pretty impressive
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  45. That's a lucky elephant. I really hope it was reunited with it's herd.
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  46. Been a while since we’ve last seen the sheer brutality of Zebras on this channel. Absolutely horrifying and awesome.
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  47.  @GenericDan  For African Wild Dogs, 4 in 5 hunts result in a kill. They take the crown for sure.
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  48. I actually never knew Giraffes were capable making such viscous sounds.
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  49. True
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  50. What makes this crazier is the fact this Brown Snake Eagle is taking on a Puff Adder. The Puff Adder is one of Africa's deadliest snakes.
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  51. Yeah
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  52.  @robertaedwards3216  The calf wasn’t alive for much longer. Its body has probably been devoured by now.
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  53. Tell that to the leader of the clan.
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  54.  @TransKidsMafia  Don’t freaking care!
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  55. He definitely wasn’t taking it.
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  56. These clips are submitted by people around the world.
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  57.  @wildnfree101 Alright, you too.
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  58.  @Lord_Sully  I guess.
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  59. Awesome clip.
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  60. That's what I love about Latest Sightings.
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  61. I feel like I do, but I admit that a Lion’s hardships top mine.
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  62. I actually did not expect the antelope to survive.
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  63. Yes, they’re known to cannibalize each other.
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  64. That was a good attempt from those Lions. Nice footage
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  65. @ I sure did.
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  66. A single lioness can hold back up to 4 hyenas.
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  67. He is a champion that doesn’t submit to his predators.
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  68.  @Ken_Frazer-619  Most hippos that get killed by lions are likely young, sick, or injured.
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  69. Today’s society sucks, I’m not grateful.
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  70.  @ahorsewithnoname773  Lions and Leopards are in the same family.
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  71.  @1andtheOnly We don’t talk about him.
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  72.  @Latestsightings They really don’t want us to learn about the brutality of nature.
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  73. One of the best animal video channels for sure.
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  74. Instead, watch and learn
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  75. True
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  76.  @Absolut_chicken  Because that’s sadism.
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  77.  @jcpenny3606  A bite to the underbelly may be fatal. Maybe in the mouth too.
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  78. That's a monster croc for sure.
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  79. Their speed makes up for it.
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  80.  @aikonriche  Leopards are vicious, but if Lions go after elephants, they will definitely go after adult Leopards.
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  81. The sounds the cubs make are so cute.
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  82.  @Crocutaalpha  More like tug of war between a Spotted Hyena and Nile Crocodile.
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  83.  @BayAreaMusicVideos  They’re ruthless for sure.
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  84. As soon as those Lions showed up, it was time for the Wild Dogs to give up their meals.
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  85.  @rodicapepescu4599 The Lion took a Warthog carcass that the mother likely stashed in the tree.
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  86.  @oreoluwaokuwobi I think the Lion detected the cub too, but failed to reach it.
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  87. very fortunate
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  88. True
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  89.  @Latestsightings Glad you didn’t, I like when you keep the clips original.
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  90. Okay why was the picture censored?
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  91. No
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  92. True
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  93. I love my mom too, but what was the purpose of this?
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  94. I believe that’s a Black-throated Monitor.
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  95. And the gas pedal
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  96. I felt bad for the Giraffes too, but this is how nature works.
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  97. This is much better than the other clip.
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  98. I’m the 2,700th person to like your comment.
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  99. I can’t tell if this comment is for a humorous purpose or not. Gotta let nature take its course. The best these drivers could do was stay in place. Movement could interfere with the situation.
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  100. I’m sure it was a mocking charge, but still, get the heck out! You’re not welcome in it’s area.
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  101. The snake injected it’s deadly venom into the lizard.
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  102.  @adonislimes6156  The Lion was the first to run up.
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  103. This may be the most gruesome Leopard hunt we've seen on this channel.
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  104. That Leopard hardly stood a chance against those Lions.
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  105. When you lose your prey to another predator, you’ve wasted energy. It’s a battle between Earth’s most brutal carnivores.
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  106. No doubt, 2023 was a great year for the channel.
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  107.  @toni19292  true
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  108.  @FormalPaul  Because I can share information with others if I want.
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  109. Posted 8 years ago 45M views now
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  110. Eventually the hippo tossed the antelope. “Now no one is eating today!Now get lost!”
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  111. Lions may not speak english, but it’s not hard to tell if they don’t like you. Is it really that hard to leave space between an animal and your vehicle?
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  112.  @dirkdiggler2430  It’s a Boomslang, one of Africa’s deadliest reptiles.
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  113. That’s real true.
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  114.  @Computergeek-zw3go He didn’t say they’re related to Hyenas. Mongooses are related to Civets and Genets.
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  115. Not for a while.
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  116.  @BoskiM Hey, he still gets the memo.
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  117. That whole scene was amazing. The way the bull fought for himself until backup arrived was insane.
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  118. True
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  119.  @Lord_Sully  Neither would mine.
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  120.  @Lord_Sully  True
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  121. @ “Tough gamer kid”? What do you think you’re talking about?
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  122. It’s definitely shocking, but that’s nature.
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  123.  @megaball-ps8tq It was likely injured by another Rhinoceros, and didn’t die to the Hyenas. The tailless Rhinoceros was euthanized.
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  124. That’s less competition for these Lions.
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  125. That’s how nature works
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  126. That’s why you have the playback tool.
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  127.  @ktk2008  ?
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  128.  @Beth-ds3mj  Elephants are known to kill other animals when they’re angry. Both animals are built for battle.
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  129. Yes, one of Africa’s deadliest snakes.
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  130. It kind of annoys me that they slowed down part of the clip.
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  131. My first time seeing a video of that too. I remember seeing Lion cannibalism on a nature documentary one time before this.
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  132. Nature is beautiful and savage
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  133. Agreed
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  134. That’s the most outstanding protection method I’ve seen in a while.
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  135. Zebras do it too.
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  136. That Spotted Hyena kept looking around, making sure that Cape Buffalo’s calls weren’t attracting other buffalo or predators.
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  137. First of all: It’s an antelope Second of all: This is nature’s course, and hyenas must eat and survive too
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  138. You know he's the cool dad
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  139.  @peterlonergan  Both species have a similar diet. I think the Honey Badger tops the Banded Mongoose, because there has been at least one documented attack on a human in India. Honey Badgers have even been reported digging up buried human corpses.
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  140. You’re joking?
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  141. True
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  142.  @jeffreynanatakyicollins101 I don’t think Spotted Hyenas can survive off that.
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  143. I’m glad this angle has been uploaded here too.
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  144. Sorry they’re just being animals
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  145. I’m very thankful
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  146. About any animal other than the Nile Crocodile is seen as an uninvited guest in hippo territory.
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  147. Watching nature’s course unfold has nothing to do with harming the environment.
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  148. The crying tourist was annoying.
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  149. That African Fish Eagle tried to rob that Nile Crocodile, but learned it might not be strong or fast enough.
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  150.  @benbarcham1500  When did I say “American eagle”?
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  151. I don’t know about few. But Buffalo are often killed by those animals. Buffalo also have killed many lions. It’s been going on for thousands of years and it won’t end.
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  152. A new male who has taken over will kill foals that aren’t his, then he’ll continue his own bloodline with his females.
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  153. true
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  154. He’s like a horror movie character.
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  155. But don’t even drive away XD
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  156. It’s nature, and the baby was able to escape.
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  157. Oh for sure
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  158. It walks like a boss.
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  159. True
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  160. That Red Lechwe sure wasn’t going down without a fight.
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  161. Yes
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  162. No doubt
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  163. It was charging at the antelope. The Nile Crocodile is basically the only animal that a Hippopotamus can tolerate the presence of.
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  164. 4:18
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  165. Love how the word “apes” is an insult.
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  166.  @Absolut_chicken  Gaining pleasure from the pain or suffering of another.
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  167. Agreed
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  168.  @PrincessPetticoats I have more empathy for animals than humans, but I still appreciate wild animals for the way they behave. I was still cheering for the foal.
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  169. The tourists are stupid as hell.
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  170. Absolutely amazing
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  171. It's unfortunate the parents weren't able to save the pup.
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  172. It’s impressive how the Cape Buffalo pulled the Nile Crocodile straight out of the waterhole and onto land. The reptile is lucky none of the other herd members pounded it, especially with it’s underbelly exposed.
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  173. These people laughing here are worse than tourists whining or crying in these videos.
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  174. And they also got Lions, Spotted Hyenas, and African Wild Dogs.
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  175.  @mark006868  What’s so asinine about this?
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  176. The Leopard is now one of them.
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  177. That’s an Impala
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  178. You cannot handle nature’s coarse.
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  179. It’s a Boomslang, and it’s part of the Colubridae family. Unlike most Colubrids, the Boomslang is highly venomous. The Cape Cobra and Black Mamba are members of the Elapidae family.
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  180. Despite cheering for the foal, I acknowledge nature’s coarse. The tourists were annoying as hell.
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  181.  @b-bopeddie1290  Their population is unfortunately decreasing. There are still way more Spotted Hyenas than Lions roaming the continent of Africa.
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  182. The hippo was angered by the antelope’s presence.
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  183. I believe these are two male Nile Crocodiles fighting for their rights to mate with nearby females. If one of them died, his killer probably ate his deceased body too.
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  184. That’s definitely the most disgusting video on this channel.
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  185. True
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  186. The Boomslang one of the most venomous members of the Colubridae family. A bite from this reptile can cause muscle hemorrhage, brain hemorrhage, nausea, headaches, sleeplessness, and even bleeding from orifices. It can take hours for symptoms to appear. It’s a horrific process that can take five days to kill a human.
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  187. Not many creatures stand their ground against the Hippopotamus like that. That is one brave antelope.
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  188. The Hippopotamus hardly runs from any animal. Most flight responses are caused by other hippos.
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  189. For sure, they really hate each other.
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  190. It's the one crybaby woman you're talking about.
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  191. true
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  192.  @KlNGkhaled  Humans are the truly evil beings.
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  193. True People are hating on the Boomslang because it won.
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  194.  @TheEyeOfBeardie  Seems like the snake was getting territorial. Can’t say I’m wrong though.
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  195. The crying woman was annoying.
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  196. That's a well earned meal there. Even with all those Baboons around, the Leopard still held on and made its kill.
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  197. It's game over when the reptile's underbelly is exposed.
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  198. I know it’s nature, but I’m so glad the Lion escaped.
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  199. Leopards kill each other over territory. That totally wouldn’t save the Cheetah.
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  200. Kind of true
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  201.  @recruthor Both the Wild Dogs and the Bushbuck.
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  202. I admire the White Rhinoceros mother for standing her ground and protecting her calf. Glad they made a run for it. Nature is crazy
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  203. I admire nature’s coarse, and I have never ending empathy for animals. But come on, she payed to go witness the beauty of nature and cries like a baby when she sees the reality. The crying tourist was annoying as hell. And finding girls crying to be “adorable” is kind of terrifying.
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  204.  @dlr_rosa254 Imagine this Me: gets stung by a Bullet Ant, jumping and groaning in agony Girls: Oooohhhhh sooooo hooooottttt!!!!!!
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  205. About 200 people learn that lesson every year, but don’t live to tell their tales.
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  206. True
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  207.  @kirchenmaus1086 There’s animals that do too.
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  208. No doubt the Hippopotamus was going at the Wildebeest. They’re typically tolerant of crocodiles as they live alongside them.
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  209. I’m pretty sure this is Kruger National Park, South Africa.
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  210.  @Daniman-nk2vj good lord 🤦‍♂️
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  211. For real
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  212. It’s nature, something you don’t tamper with.
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  213. Horrific things happen in Africa’s waterholes for sure.
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  214. I watch a lot of these brutal videos of nature taking it's course. I gotta admit, this clip is pretty upsetting.
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  215.  @4exgold huh?
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  216. Or remind the Wildebeest.
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  217.  @FormalPaul  Maybe later, who knows?
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  218.  @SouravUpadhayay-vp3zu  Sure, I watched this out of curiosity, but what do you mean by “That weird person”?
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  219.  @jd6981  Wildebeest are part of the antelope group.
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  220. She's watched too much Dreamworks lol
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  221. Didn’t think we’d get to see Chacma Baboons and Egyptian Geese clash.
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  222. People nowadays are expecting safari trips to be like Dreamsworks or something
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  223.  @ricksmusicworld711 huh?
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  224. That Southern African Rock Python barely stood a chance against that Nile Crocodile.
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  225. Admirable
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  226. It’s amazing how fast Olebeli subdued that Black-backed Jackal.
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  227. I would
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  228. For sure
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  229. Hyenas are their own family, but they’re more similar to Felines than Canids.
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  230. You clearly didn’t watch any of them go after the antelope in the water.
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  231. Okay who in the world is making these quotes? XD Have they ever heard of hippos, buffalo, rhinos, zebras, deer, hogs, or elephants?
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  232. The Lion is a killer’s killer.
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  233. It’s venomous
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  234. There used to be a much bigger body of water, but scorching temperatures have caused the ecosystem to dry up. Because of that, the mud puddle is what those fish have for a while.
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  235.  @pairrynwatson4229  May be the case.
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  236. No one cares, man or woman needs to shut up. The animals are more beautiful anyway.
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  237. That Leopard knew what it was doing. Awesome footage
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  238. The cubs turn back “F*** that!! We’d rather starve!!!”. And the lionesses say “Ya another predator can just take that”.
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  239. I saw this on Animal Fight Night, and I just knew from the start that the Lions wouldn’t win, because it’s a Black Rhinoceros.
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  240. 1:14
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  241. Lol
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  242. That Egyptian Goose really put her life on the line to save her baby from the African Fish Eagle.
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  243.  TheHawkuk  I don’t know why. May be the full clip, or it may be YouTube guidelines.
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  244.  @JustAnimals-zw7yb  I’ve actually never seen a clip of a Leopard killing a hyena.
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  245. That Black Rhinoceros was screwed when it tipped over.
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  246. Nearly forgot about this video. Hippos mean business
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  247.  @fu1602  나는 그것이 육지를 걷는 것을 볼 수 있다. 나는 그것이 부상으로 살아남았는지 의심스럽다. 아마도 그것은 어떤 기적에 의해 일어났을 것이다. 누가 알겠어?
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  248. Animals we saw attack the Impala: African Wild Dog Leopard Cheetah Spotted Hyena Hippopotamus Nile Crocodile
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  249. That’s nature
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  250.  @Dee-n2g  Interfering with nature would be shameful.
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  251. @ I’m not complaining about anything, but okay.
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  252. @ No way you actually said “Karen”.
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  253.  @Rex_82948  Oh grow up.
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  254. Both are
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  255.  @alanfoster6589  He ate actually people?!
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  256. The pack is sometimes not enough against a few Spotted Hyenas that are at least twice the size of an African Wild Dog.
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  257. True
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  258. It seems like many people expect this to be Dreamworks or something.
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  259.  @juicebox7372 I mean he’s not wrong about humans being the most evil beings on this planet.
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  260. I love animals, but I’m not going to whine and cry about this, because this is how nature works.
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  261. 👍
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  262. true
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  263.  @KB-kp2oz  I’m pretty sure many people didn’t guess that.
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  264.  @wanimalus  Doesn’t trivialize the plight
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  265. That’s an impressive horn there.
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  266. The first time I watched this, I didn’t.
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  267. Totally not a dumb idea
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  268. I thought the same, it was safe up there.
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  269. I would most definitely choose the Leopard. They’re slightly more successful hunters than Lions are. They are also better climbers. With its meal up in the tree, the Leopard has less of a chance of losing its prey to other predators.
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  270. Africa
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  271. The suggestions are something else now!
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  272. Obviously not
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  273.  @BigBlack20 and this is proof humans are more terrifying than animals could ever be
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  274. Nature is absolutely amazing and brutal. It's a never ending war in Africa.
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  275. I love animals more than humans.
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  276. Well this is different.
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  277. It definitely didn’t look like they were sharing.
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  278. True
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  279. 45M now
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  280. Good lord Does the video have to end to soon?
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  281. While the African Wild Dog is Africa’s most successful carnivore, also one of earth’s most brutal.
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  282. It’s amazing how the Wildebeest got up and fought back and ultimately escaped. Those horns mean business.
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  283. Except for “jungle” Other than that, she wasn’t wrong.
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  284. They matter a lot, and they’re amazing.
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  285. Casually walks through like a customer, love it.
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  286. Okay the tourists were annoying. I was cheering for the foal, but I also acknowledge that this is a part of nature’s coarse. If you’re going to get upset about such a scene then don’t go on a safari trip.
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  287. I have more empathy for animals then humans. Animals need to do what they can to survive. Those Nile Crocodiles have equal rights to survival as the Wildebeest do.
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  288. Spotted Hyenas honestly have to be one of the worst animals you could die to. This video really tells you.
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  289. I’m not upset by the footage, but I still felt sheer relief when the lion escaped the river. Hippos are not something to mess with.
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  290. cool @patrickjohnson1309 
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  291. True
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  292. Awesome footage, I doubt many know that Black-Backed Jackals kill prey at least twice their size.
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  293. Would absolutely hate to be that fox. Definitely wasn’t going down without a fight.
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  294.  @thesilentassassin1167 true
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  295. It rather appeared that the Hippopotamus doesn’t want other animals around, regardless of the species. Very territorial
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  296. Could’ve been way worse, especially when there’s an ignorant driver.
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  297. True
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  298. The scary part about being the loser in the fight is being vulnerable to predators after getting knocked unconscious.
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  299. Anyone or anything that swims near the Hippopotamus is taking an enormous risk.
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  300. Terrifying to think of those predators that get quills in their mouths and end up starving to death.
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  301. The editing is absolutely annoying. YouTube is apparently upset by nature's course now.
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  302. Interfering with Nature is always unnecessary.
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  303.  @chanelname969  I was just saying nice try.
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  304. Only one of these clips shows Cheetahs getting their meal stolen by Spotted Hyenas. Some of the others show Leopards losing their food to African Wild Dogs and Spotted Hyenas.
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  305. Dwarf Mongooses love to kill and eat snakes. This African Rock Python became a victim.
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  306. True, some of the other viewers don’t seem to understand.
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  307. Those tourists should of gave the animals more space. I think they caused the herd to hesitate. I gotta say, the Lion team’s game plan really paid off.
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  308. Nature is brutal
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  309. That’s a disturbing sight when you look closer.
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  310. I never knew Lions were such good jumpers.
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  311. That Lion was lucky the mother Badger wasn’t around. Who knows if he was thinking about possible presence from the mother.
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  312. This here is for the stallion’s bloodline. He wants to start a knew family with the herd, but he must first eliminate the foals.
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  313.  @Red-uf5vr  The Banded Mongoose and Meerkat are both social species that hunt in groups.
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  314. I wish those Wild Dogs were able to help their fellow pack member sooner than that.
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  315. Definitely depends on the species.
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  316. They usually tolerate each other.
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  317. Nature’s awesome
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  318. Fun fact: Hyenas are more related to felines than they are to canids.
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  319. The hippose were coming out of the water like "We heard what you did to our friend". Awesome footage
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  320.  @MusMasi  At least they actually live in rainforests. 👍👍👍
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  321. That’s how nature works.
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  322. Cape Buffalo aren’t to be messed with. They can toss an adult Lion like a wedding bouquet. They are also called Black Death or Widow maker due to the amount of hunters they killed. The thousand pound beasts (no bad judgement) kill up to 200 humans each year. Would absolutely hate to be that Lion.
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  323. They definitely don’t like that Wildebeest.
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  324. I did not know that Waterbucks were into infanticide!
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  325. It’s a Boomslang, which is not only a different species, but in a different family.
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  326. This video really demonstrates that Lions aren’t mindless killing machines. That strategy really paid off.
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  327. Awesome video
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  328.  @thefourfourfour9512  That too
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  329.  @wanimalus  true
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