Comments by "Keit Hammleter" (@keithammleter3824) on "Nat Geo Animals" channel.

  1. The narrator said "they can only see up to 100 feet". What? How can that be? If an eye can focus to 5 feet, it's pretty much good for infinity - same as a camera, depending on how wide thee aperture is. There cannot be a hard limit anyway. I cannot see a pea-sized object 50 feet away, but I can a car miles away, and see stars that are billions of miles away - because they are big. Anatomical studies indicate that rhino eyes are good enough to see an average small animal 600 feet away.
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  2. Only an American would give the weight of something as "two SUV's", rather than just say the elephant weighs 5 to 6 tonnes. Only Americans are frightened of the metric system. Only Americans buy SUV's big enough to weigh 3 tonnes each. Only an American would state the rhino horn is 5 feet long when the whole animal is only 6 feet tall at most.
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