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

  1. 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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  2. 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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  3. true
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  4. He’s like a horror movie character.
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  5. But don’t even drive away XD
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  6. It’s nature, and the baby was able to escape.
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  7. Oh for sure
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  8. It walks like a boss.
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  9. True
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  10. That Red Lechwe sure wasn’t going down without a fight.
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  11. Yes
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  12. No doubt
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  13. 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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  14. 4:18
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  15. Love how the word “apes” is an insult.
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  16.  @Absolut_chicken  Gaining pleasure from the pain or suffering of another.
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  17. Agreed
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  18.  @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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  19. The tourists are stupid as hell.
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  20. Absolutely amazing
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  21. It's unfortunate the parents weren't able to save the pup.
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  22. 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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  23. These people laughing here are worse than tourists whining or crying in these videos.
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  24. And they also got Lions, Spotted Hyenas, and African Wild Dogs.
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  25.  @mark006868  What’s so asinine about this?
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  26. The Leopard is now one of them.
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  27. That’s an Impala
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  28. You cannot handle nature’s coarse.
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  29. 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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  30. Despite cheering for the foal, I acknowledge nature’s coarse. The tourists were annoying as hell.
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  31.  @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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  32. The hippo was angered by the antelope’s presence.
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  33. 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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  34. That’s definitely the most disgusting video on this channel.
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  35. True
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  36. 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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  37. Not many creatures stand their ground against the Hippopotamus like that. That is one brave antelope.
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  38. The Hippopotamus hardly runs from any animal. Most flight responses are caused by other hippos.
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  39. For sure, they really hate each other.
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  40. It's the one crybaby woman you're talking about.
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  41. true
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  42.  @KlNGkhaled  Humans are the truly evil beings.
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  43. True People are hating on the Boomslang because it won.
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  44.  @TheEyeOfBeardie  Seems like the snake was getting territorial. Can’t say I’m wrong though.
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  45. The crying woman was annoying.
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  46. 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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  47. It's game over when the reptile's underbelly is exposed.
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  48. I know it’s nature, but I’m so glad the Lion escaped.
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  49. Leopards kill each other over territory. That totally wouldn’t save the Cheetah.
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  50. Kind of true
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