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

  1. The snake injected it’s deadly venom into the lizard.
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  2.  @adonislimes6156  The Lion was the first to run up.
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  3. This may be the most gruesome Leopard hunt we've seen on this channel.
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  4. That Leopard hardly stood a chance against those Lions.
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  5. 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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  6. No doubt, 2023 was a great year for the channel.
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  7.  @toni19292  true
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  8.  @FormalPaul  Because I can share information with others if I want.
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  9. Posted 8 years ago 45M views now
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  10. Eventually the hippo tossed the antelope. “Now no one is eating today!Now get lost!”
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  11. 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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  12.  @dirkdiggler2430  It’s a Boomslang, one of Africa’s deadliest reptiles.
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  13. That’s real true.
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  14.  @Computergeek-zw3go He didn’t say they’re related to Hyenas. Mongooses are related to Civets and Genets.
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  15. Not for a while.
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  16.  @BoskiM Hey, he still gets the memo.
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  17. That whole scene was amazing. The way the bull fought for himself until backup arrived was insane.
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  18. True
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  19.  @Lord_Sully  Neither would mine.
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  20.  @Lord_Sully  True
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  21. @ “Tough gamer kid”? What do you think you’re talking about?
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  22. It’s definitely shocking, but that’s nature.
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  23.  @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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  24. That’s less competition for these Lions.
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  25. That’s how nature works
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  26. That’s why you have the playback tool.
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  27.  @ktk2008  ?
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  28.  @Beth-ds3mj  Elephants are known to kill other animals when they’re angry. Both animals are built for battle.
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  29. Yes, one of Africa’s deadliest snakes.
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  30. It kind of annoys me that they slowed down part of the clip.
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  31. 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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  32. Nature is beautiful and savage
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  33. Agreed
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  34. That’s the most outstanding protection method I’ve seen in a while.
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  35. Zebras do it too.
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  36. That Spotted Hyena kept looking around, making sure that Cape Buffalo’s calls weren’t attracting other buffalo or predators.
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  37. 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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  38. You know he's the cool dad
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  39.  @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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  40. You’re joking?
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  41. True
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  42.  @jeffreynanatakyicollins101 I don’t think Spotted Hyenas can survive off that.
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  43. I’m glad this angle has been uploaded here too.
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  44. Sorry they’re just being animals
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  45. I’m very thankful
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  46. About any animal other than the Nile Crocodile is seen as an uninvited guest in hippo territory.
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  47. Watching nature’s course unfold has nothing to do with harming the environment.
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  48. The crying tourist was annoying.
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  49. That African Fish Eagle tried to rob that Nile Crocodile, but learned it might not be strong or fast enough.
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  50.  @benbarcham1500  When did I say “American eagle”?
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