Comments by "Tom tonka" (@tomtonka1915) on "Latest Sightings" channel.

  1. What a wonderful video. I won't lie, it really does warm my heart when 2 known enemies can put their differences aside for a few minutes and have a friendly play together. You are so lucky to have seen this rare encounter. Once AGAIN, Kruger sightings delivers the goods. Thank you so much for uploading.
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  2. King of the jungle, when his wife lets him.
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  3. This is some amazing footage. Just when you think you've seen it all on @Krueger Sightings along comes something like this to take the cake. Thank you so much for uploiading, I never get tired of the many wonders this channell treats us with.
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  4. Normally such a peaceful animal. This Bull was clearly in musth. A tad irresponsible of the guide to get so close.
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  5. Oh my goodness, what a brutal encounter! Such a beautiful bird too. How pleasant!
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  6. Videos like this one simply warm my heart and bring a tear to my eye. When a herbivorous prey animal shows emotions more known to be human emotions like love and compassion you just know you have witnessed something special. It would be nice if there was more of interspecies cooperation like this on the plains of Africa. It makes me realise that deep down, perhaps humans, elephants, and buffalos aren't so different after-all. It also makes me think about my own life and existence and if there is perhaps any ways I can improve MYself and make better efforts to help others in need. I will be thinking and smiling about this all night now. God bless those buffalo.
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  7. Hippos are the most dangerous animal in Africa to humans. What an unbelievably frightening and risky scenario to find yourself in. Hope everyone was ok.
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  8. What an impressive animal! I wonder what put it in such a bad mood lol Somebody once told me that it's illegal to use your horn in the Kruger national park. I hope those police were forced to pay a fine like everybody else would have.
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  9. 1:35 Those jeeps don't look like they are entirely safe for that environment.
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  10. Why the hell does it look like its' dick is hanging out its' ass?
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  11. Oh my goodness. Well this was a little bit risque and naughty.I didn't realise you are allowed to show such smut on youtube teeheehee.
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  12. As someone who can't afford to go on Safari in Africa I am so thankful for these videos we get. The fact that someone takes the time out of their busy day is very much appreciated. Am looking forward to the next one.
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  13. What a wonderful and innovative idea for a video! The top 10 sightings from Kruger for the year. May I be the first to thank the team at Kruger for all their hard work, I thoroughly enjoy ALL of their videos and the dedication of the team including all the tour guides is just exceptional. Here's hoping there are many more videos to come in 2018 and beyond! Also hope everyone enjoyed what 2017 had to offer as much as I did and hoping to see you all in the new year! And again, thank you Kruger!
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  14. What an impressive wildebeest. Amazing. I think it's safe to say it had God on its side this time.
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  15. Unbelievable! I have never, ever heard of a shark in any of the rivers on safari. I wonder who would win between a full-grown bullshark and a full grown crocodile. I think maybe the crocodile but you never know.
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  16. This is a really good video showcasing the Wild dog's hunting prowess. My second favourite African animal just behind the mighty Hyena. Once again Kruger sightings delivers the goods. Keep up the great work and God bless!
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  17. Oh my goodness. What a brutal sighting.
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  18. There is no way that crab would have dared wander into a clan of hyenas.
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  19. Hyenas are my absolute favourite African animal. So underrated and underappreciated by so many.
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  20. What an amazing sighting. That first Hyena is so brave the way it runs in there on its own to steal the kill. I still think these 2 species should work together and maybe share their kills, they seem so similar the way they do things.
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  21. Buffalo are so stupid. If they didn't run away they could give those lions a hiding. Stampede their ass as a group. Tell them to fuck off and go eat a Gazelle or some other pansy animal.
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  22. If you are one of the planets best predators don't be a scab and eat a dead hippo that came floating down the river, go and get something nice and fresh and leave that shit for the scavengers. What a hobo.
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  23. The lion was just teaching her a valuable lesson to never drop your guard. If it had been Jackals or wild dogs sneaking up on her she would have been a goner.She is lucky it was a friend this time.
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  24. Well this is certainly a lucky sighting! I wonder where the lamb came from actually and where it's distraught mother must have been at the time of filming. Guys I know alot of you are probably thinking it's unacceptable for the people on safari to not help that poor baby animal, but it's important to remember that this is just a typical day in Africa and this kind of stuff happens all the time and it would actually be a criminal offence to have helped the young lamb. In any case this video serves as a good lesson to some of the viewers who may not yet realise that life in Africa can be very, very cruel sometimes.
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  25. Hooray for the wonderful people and animals in the Kruger. Another successful year documented by these lucky safarians who get to witness incredible sightings first hand. Merry Xmas to all and happy new year.
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  26. Once again Africa’s mightiest predator wins the day! Don’t ever mess with the hyena!!!
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  27. One of avian nature's most fascinating mating rituals. These birds have a lifespan anywhere up to 50 years, and will often keep the same mate for their entire life! However, not always. The incumbent male must perform his dance every season to keep her impressed, and it's not always the same dance every year. He must always be working on and improving his technique to keep her interest. He hones his craft, much like a topline footballer, chef, or actor would. Every mating season there is always competition for the most fertile females, and this particular male can be seen showing his dominance and scaring off his rivals at 1:16 to ensure his bloodline continues. A fascinating bird for sure!
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  28. Such peaceful, sentient beasts, they'll never leave one of their own behind! This is the content we come for @Kruger Sightings. Keep up the brilliant uploads and hooray for family and teamwork! Pray for yourselves, and each other. God bless!
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  29. Wishing the staff at Kruger sightings a safe and merry Christmas and a happy new year!!! Once again, thank you for all the hard work you ALL put in to bring us these amazing African animal encounters! Some of us are not lucky enough to afford to go on safari but your YouTube channel is most definitely the next best thing. So thank you, from the bottom of my heart. Looking forward to many, many more fantastic videos in the new year. God bless you all.
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  30. That puddle looked just like a bowl of "fish soup" the leopard could just walk up to and eat from anytime lol. I guess it can thank its lucky stars there were no crocodiles laying in wait for it this time.
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  31. What an absolutely stunning sunset!!! You can tell it must have been another fun-filled, exciting day on the plains of Africa again. And then, as the day's cherry on top you get to see the amazing wild dog in action with the beautiful, ever so serene backdrop of the African mountains and landscape captivating you even further. It's simply amazing! You are such LUCKY safarians.
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  32. Videos like this one are simply heartwarming. When an animal as seemingly brainless as a buffalo shows a human emotion like compassion towards a simple lizard you know you have witnessed something very, very special indeed. It makes me realise that humans and buffalo probably aren't that different afterall. It also makes me think about my own life and attitude and whether there's anything I can do to be a better, more helpful person to those around me. Thank you for uploading such a unique, special sighting and God bless.
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  33. Videos like this one are simply heart-warming. To see an animal that is normally so aggressive and territorial show compassion(something usually only found in humans) really is a special moment. Such a rare sighting. It tells me that maybe, just maybe humans and hippos aren't that different afterall. It also makes me think about my own life and whether there's anything I could do to be a better person and help others.Ty again for uploading. P.S Credit should also go to the wildebeest that never gave up and managed to live to fight another day! Such a strong specimen, I hope it has offspring after this encounter and teaches them a thing or 2 after getting this lesson in life, as well as passing on it's exceptional genes.
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  34. Oh leave it alone you bully lions. It's not going to feed all of you. Go and pick on something your own size lol.
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  35. Hooray for KrugerSightings!!! I must say I got very worried when we didn't get a video yesterday. I hope all is well at HQ. Such a brave Leopard. Even lions are terrified to go near water for their food but for this particular cat it seems as though there's no problem at all. A stunning sighting!!
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  36. This is some amazing footage. Watching these 2 magnificent serpents vie for supremacy on the golf course is probably a once in a lifetime encounter. The people there are so lucky to see this first hand. Krueger comes through with the goods yet AGAIN. Thank you so much for uploading.
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  37. Another year down and I'm still hooked! Thank you so much for the memories KS. Your channel gives those of us who can never afford to go on such a grand adventure an opportunity to learn about your amazing ecosystem. So let's all raise a glass to @Kruger Sightings and share our thoughts on our favourite animals and sightings! My favourite animal is the hyena and my favourite sighting was the one where the rhino chased the truck, that was intense and frightening.
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  38. Oh my goodness. This is a little bit rude for youtube lol. I didn't realise they were allowed to show smut like this. I guess male Rhinos have more than one horn lol.
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  39. Thank God the baby was able to get away and live to fight another day. I feel as though the woman on safari saying "run baby run" was willing the poor thing to escape unharmed and somehow helped, whether she knows it or not. God bless her and those like her.
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  40. Another simply INCREDIBLE video! I have never seen this phenomena EVER!! Just when you think you've seen everything Africa has to offer @Kruger Sightings comes through with the goods to surprise you yet again and leave you wanting more. I wonder if this channel will ever reach the point where it's uploading more material, that would be simply amazing. Perhaps even a video every day? Take care and pray for each other. God bless.
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  41. What a wonderful encounter you have witnessed. I have to admit as the video went on I feared the worst, but it really does warm my heart knowing that wild animals can feel love and compassion too.
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  42. This is so exciting! I always knew the Hyena was Africa's number one predator but this video just proves they are still improving. They are obviously continuing to evolve in ways we could never imagine, including beginning to attempt to climb trees, I honestly have no idea what they will do next. Looking forward to future hyena videos displaying more of this behaviour and other evolutions too! Look after yourselves, and each other. God bless.
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  43. Oh my. I enjoy most of the videos involving lions, but this one was probably a bit too much for me. Especially seeing as I am number one fan of hyenas. Oh well circle of life etc etc but still poor little guy :(
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  44. Videos like this one are simply heart-warming. It's not often you will see 2 completely different species playing and having fun together like dogs and cats and other domesticated animals also like to. Everyone\thing needs their downtime, lions and giraffes are no different. And before anyone tells me the lions were trying to eat it, I think it's pretty obvious the lions knew they have zero chance of taking down a giraffe. See the way the majority of the cats just stand there watching in awe? Most likely waiting their turn. It's not often special moments such as this one are caught on camera! Well done to the lucky safarian and thank you once again to @Kruger Sightings! Always such splendid videos.
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  45. Never, ever underestimate the underrated Jackal. Make no mistake these little guys have big hearts and aren't afraid to take on bigger targets than a wildebeest. They have even been video documented attacking lions. What little gems! Another great video @KrugerSightings!
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  46. you want them to fix the leg after they euthanize?
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  47. The elephant gave up cigarettes the day before?
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  48. A wonderful sighting of the amazing big cats!!! Take care of each other and God bless!!! Ty soooo much to @KrugerSightings btw.
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  49. Oh my, this appears to be a re-upload. I hope nothing was wrong with the other video.....I would post my thoughts on the event but I'm afraid I'd just be repeating myself and I really ,really don't want to bore my fellow safarians lol! God bless.
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  50. What an amazing sighting! I wonder why the Buck decided to try and fight those lions?!? A very brave but very foolish move, I don't think it ever stood a chance in a fight against an entire pride. I will never stop marvelling at the videos by Kruger Sightings, once again they deliver the goods! Thank you so much for uploading and keep up the good work!
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  51. I wish I could like your comment twice.
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  52. Vincent, at first I thought that was the case too but my heart was broken when I read the description and realised the people filming seem to believe that poor baby ellie was eventually eaten.
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  53. How cool would it be to ride one .
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  54. someone is fast forwarding an old cassette tape
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  55. Ha! Once again the mighty Hyena is the winner! Africas' 2 best animals are Hyenas and wild dogs.
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  56. Hooray for Mother Nature!!! I’m sorry mr grumpy elephant but you’ll have to share that river with everyone.
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  57. Marubolas Can I firstly say welcome to the channel and the great community we have here on Kruger sightings, it's always lovely to have new people and faces join us. And secondly, if African nature is your thing, then kruger sightings is the place for you. There is a wonderful array of videos, all sorts of sightings, the content NEVER ceases to amaze. I think you will find that you have found your "home away from home" as a lot of us have.
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  58. Omg!!!!! An amazing sighting!!!!! TY sooooo much for uploading and may God watch over you, and ALL the animals in Kruger!! God Bless!
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  59. This is unbelievable! It's not like elephants are an animal to outcast younger members from the herd but this is obviously what has happened here. They never leave their own behind, especially the young. I wonder what it did wrong to be banished by the pride to face a certain death.
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  60. I woulda just given the croc the leg. I mean you'll still have 3.
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  61. TheUnPOssible Excuse me but that is the rudest reply I've ever had!!?!? I don't see what I could have possibly done to earn your ire in this way, I've done nothing to you. How rude.
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  62. I have seen a video on Youtube here of a buffalo fighting one on one with a rhino. It lost and died but I also think what the fuck they will fight one on one with a rhino but 200 of them will run from 5 lions?lol
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  63. I approve of this video.
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  64. Oh my goodness! This is nature at the peak of it's brutality. I really do wonder why they are being just so, so horrible towards that poor creature of God's. A Hyena is a beautiful, graceful animal.....them and Wild dogs are my 2 favourite animals in Africa. Still I guess it's no different to what lions also do to each other. But I wonder exactly what it did to earn the wrath of it's 2 attackers.
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  65. Sorry correct me if I'm wrong but did you just leave a comment about chemtrail conspiracies on a vid about a lion?
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  66. What an incredible sighting! The people filming this really are lucky. So funny that the snake was dancing to the music.
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  67. my goodness. What a thrilling video. That lizard looks very similar to the goannas we have here in Australia, except our goannas don't have to worry about cheetahs killing them lol. Thank you once again KS for ALL of the good work you do in bringing us these sightings absolutely free of charge. For those of us that can't afford to go on safari it really is a blessing and makes our day. Another job well done.
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  68. What a beautiful video. I have to admit I've never been impressed with the lion's intelligence or brainpower but watching this has made me think twice. These 2 cats obviously share an extremely close bond and are able to process emotions like love and happiness, something I've never seen in wild cats, unlike some of Africa's other animals. I might just have to rethink my stance as I haven't been giving them as much credit as they deserve. You learn something new everyday. Every day is a school day!! Hooray for @Kruger Sightings!!
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  69. Well I must say that was an intense video! Hey Africa, what's with the Giraffe hate? lol jk. Your last 2 videos have been giraffes being killed. Tragic for the giraffe lovers of which I must say there are plenty. It made that last effort before laying down in a defeated motion to be eaten too, so tragic. :(
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  70. Hooray for Kruger Sightings and their newest video!! I just love the Hyena AND the wild dogs soooo much. Easily Africa's 2 best predators imo. And there is hardly what you would call bad blood between them. These 2 packs seemed to interact in a friendly manner if you ask me. Hardly any aggression shown at all!!
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  71. Hooray for friendship!!!! That buffalo will have quite the story to tell its grandkids. I feel as though the pride let each other down though. Alot of them appear to just lie there watching the battle go on rather than helping out their sisterhood. A very weak pride perhaps? Or maybe the lions lying down were either exhausted from other recreational activities or just simply not hungry. God bless.
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  72. Wow!!!! Just WOW!!! I've never seen a male lion come to the aid of what he would normally consider a meal before. Perhaps he has noticed that this particular species has not been as prevalent in this particular area and he has conservation in mind? Whatever the case it's amazing to see a male lion save an impala,something I've never witnessed before. One might even say bizarre behaviour. Ty @Kruger Sightings for the upload....You never fail to impress.God bless.
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  73. The jackals are so beautiful. Believe it or not these feisty little buggers have been documented starting fights with lions.
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  74. Hahahahaha. Another example of why the hyena is one of africas best predators. Behind only the wild dog and possibly the crocodile.
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  75. What an amazing video. The fact that these 3 young males ALL went against their instincts and braved these rapids DESPITE the fact there could be anything in them , including crocodiles, is definitely an anomaly in Africa.
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  76. The Timekeeper There is absolutely nothing wrong with having a heart and showing compassion, which the lovely young lady in this video clearly does. There should be more people like her on safari and if someone was to actually intervene and help the baby animal I also wouldn't have a problem with that. Maybe I could ask why anyone wants to see this, not just her. There are people that enjoy these behaviours? They are most likely also sadists. The young lady in question is 10x the person of anybody criticizing her imo.
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  77. Videos like this are simply heartwarming. It's not often you will witness a hyena coming to the aid of an animal it would normally consider food. Compassion on this level is a trait normally only found in humans. It makes me realise that maybe, just maybe humans and hyenas aren't that different afterall. It also makes me think about my own life and attitude and whether there's anything I can do to be a better, more helpful person to those around me. Pray for yourselves, and each other. God bless!
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  78. Hooray for the big cats!! Such beautiful creatures.
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  79. omg this was just too cute!! Such a surprise to see lions anywhere near the water, they are normally waaaay too cowardly when it comes to the water. Was great to see these pups having another fun-filled day on the savannah. P.S I think a wild chicken was nearby at 1:47, I guess it's lucky they already had a buffalo.
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  80. Once again hyenas prove they are the dominant predator on the plains of Africa. Even that big cat didn't dare to attempt to steal the hyena's kill, it just stood there in awe of the hyena's power. On a different note, that impala will think twice before getting too close to a hyena again, a lesson well learned I think.
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  81. I have seen goats with more street smarts than that serval. Goats.
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  82. +Thomario Moon erm.....Where exactly is the proof of that?
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  83. Mr Leprechaun Oh please. You have been totally owned and shown to be a hypocrite in a different thread, so you come back to this one to try and save some face and appear relevant. Nice try Mr Leprechaun.
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  84. Africa's 2 best animals are wild dogs and hyenas
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  85. Paul Kim Yeah but there's about 200 bufallo just standing there watching. If they go over and attack the lions as a group then the lions will probably never bother them again but they are too stupid for that.
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  86. Shaking my head. Why doesn't it hunt for itself rather than begging humans for scraps? You would never see the more efficient predators like wild hyenas and wild wild dogs stooping to this level for food.
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  87. So that's why God gave giraffes such long necks.
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  88. A very stern warning from the elephant. However, not a very smart move imo. The Rhino is a very proud animal and not at all used to being treated this way and I don' think itwill just take this unprovoked attack lying down, especially seeing as it involved her child. I assume she has gone to gather the rest of the pride and come back for revenge. If the elephants were smart they wouldn't have let them get away. Make no mistake, a war is brewing. Eagerly awaiting part 2.
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  89. omg.Hilarious. And yet there are still people in this day and age who think lions are superior to Hyenas. They are delusional.
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  90. Oh my goodness!?! What a horrible animal.
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  91. Another happy ending in Kruger! It never stops astounding me the number of species that help each other to keep this bustling ecosystem working at 100%. This to me seems like a peace offering from the hippo to the wild dogs. In exchange for this delicious fresh kudu kill, I suspect the wild dogs will largely leave alone any of the hippo's offspring or other young relatives for the next breeding season, unless of course starving and they sneakily decide to break the pact. This hippo is very,very smart. Such an intelligent move to ensure the survival of it's own! Credit where credit is due.
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  92. SpyingDutchman Together they could defeat the evil lions once and for all so there is plenty of food for both of them!
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  93. omg I just read the description and it seems the people filming think the poor baby was murdered anyway. Heartbreaking........ :( Still, at least the buffalo tried.
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  94. Lasus Naturae What a horrible pov. I see absolutely nothing wrong with this young ladies' actions. If animals were to take a page out of her book then the world would be a better place. Smh at anybody that thinks otherwise.
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  95. It's a pervert and just wanted to smell its' ass.
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  96. Guru Juju Simpanzie No way. Everyone's ridden a horse. How many people could say they have ridden a giant croc.
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  97. This is some amazing footage. I hope the park ranger was notified and steps were taken to help the Leopard.
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  98. Courtesy of wild dogs obviously. That impala would have easily outpaced that lion on land. The wild dogs will also be back to take what is rightfully theirs.
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  99. Hi Annie, lovely to see you again. Hope all is well in SA. Well, take care!!
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  100. Oh my goodness! An absolutely brutal encounter. I do feel however that the tourists filming were probably close enough to help that poor frog though, even though I wouldn't be putting my hands near it. They could always use a stick to try and fend it off, rather than just stand there filming.
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  101. Videos like this one are simply heartwarming. When an apex predator as ruthless as a crocodile catches something, then decides to show it compassion by letting it go is one in a million sighting. It's not often it decides it isn't hungry afterall so releases it back into the wild. It makes me ponder that perhaps the crocodile is a deeper thinker than we give it credit for. It also makes me think about my own life and realise that maybe, just maybe I don't need to eat as much as I do, and perhaps there are times where I could go with less and be more charitable with my provisions, possessions, and material items. P.S Credit should also go to the wildebeest, that never gave up and managed to fight to live another day. Such a strong specimen, I hope it has offspring of its own and teaches them a thing or two about survival, after receiving this lesson in life. As well as passing on its exceptional genes AND the lesson that crocodiles probably aren't as bad as they're made out to be.
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  102. Lovely to see you're still a contributor and important part of our small community Annie! Take care now.
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  103. lol dumbass lion. You would never see a bufallo dare try this on a hyena or a wild dog.
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  104. Another amazing sighting! Although it has happened before and I hav seen it a few times now it's not often you will see 2 known enemies having a fun play together. It's good to know that every now and then these spectacular animals can put aside their differences and let their hair down. Congratulations to the lucky safarian and a big hello to all my fellow KS enthusiasts! Keep up the good work!
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  105. Hooray for Kruger Sightings!! It really is the most wholesome, educational, family-friendly channel on youtube. I know alot of it's subscribers have found this channel and wildlife park to be their "home away from home". I will never stop marvelling at the array of African wildlife and the interactions they have with one another. Thank you so much for yet another wonderful upload, and to the generous people that send their videos in, on behalf of the fantastic community we have here, many who can't make the trip to Africa due to health or financial reasons and\or other commitments, thank you from the bottom of our hearts. So let's all raise a glass and hope that the videos we all love keep coming.
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  106. Hooray for Kruger sightings! If I'm not mistaken there seem to be more videos of lions looking really stupid than any other year! It would seem that hyenas and wild dogs are winning the fight as I always knew they would. Merry Christmas to all and a happy new year. Looking forward to more content in the new year. Thanks again @kruger sightings! Extraordinary work as always.
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  107. Incredibly this giraffe was in no mood for games today. I remember a KS video last year where a giraffe was allowing the lions to ride it for fun, it would appear these lions thought they could do the same again here before realizing the giraffe would be having none of that today, for whatever reason. If I had to guess I would say these were lions from the same pride and more likely than not the very same giraffe from last years sighting.
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  108. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-r0aoLFltg
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  109. The lion can thank it’s lucky stars it was being attacked by buffalo, and not hyenas.
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  110. A sad day for this particular pride. There appears to be at least one deceased elly in the background. Still, the baby was ok which is a positive. Circle of life I guess, though I would be disgusted if it turned out to be poachers. Are they known to frequent Kruger NP? Once again thank you @Kruger Sightings for the upload, I always really enjoy them whether they are good, bad, or in this case ugly. God bless.
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  111. Horrifying! Those poor pups deserve better. I hope they made it to heaven. Bless.
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  112. Hahahaha! Just goes to show the lion is no match for a hyena.
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  113. What an amazing video. The lion is such an incredible animal. The way it roars ferociously to scare off any competitors. Oh no, there's no way they are going to be sharing that zebra with lions from another pride lol. One thing I don't like about them though is the way they target baby animals. It makes me think slightly less of them that they would pick on something so young that hasn't had a chance to live yet. They are, afterall, capable of bringing down much bigger prey. They should do that instead of going after the young ones.
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  114. Another simply amazing sighting!! I don't think a single leopard could have taken that WARTHOG down anyway. The leopard would have eventually run out of breath anyway and given up. Either that or the screams would have alerted the rest of the warthog pride and they would have come to the rescue and killed the leopard......A very daring cat now that I think about it. Daring, stupid, or starving.
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  115. Agree, they are so beautiful.
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  116. Sometimes prayer works Annie. God does work in mysterious ways.
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  117. Oh my goodness. I must say that it's rather cold and heartless to not help this poor baby animal. If I were there I don't think I would be able to help myself, I would simply HAVE to do something. Rather morbid that a living beings' death is used as a form of entertainment.
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  118. What an amazing encounter you have witnessed. It must be really fantastic to go on Safari. Although I feel very, very sad for the hippo I understand it is the circle of life and the lions do need to eat. Hopefully a Hippo can manage to kill a lion or two as revenge for its' fallen friend.
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  119. Mr Leprechaun omg you keep replying in every thread to me. Just choose one and be done with it. Nobody is impressed with you.
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  120. I wonder where the rest of the hyenas are? It would be easy for lions to come and steal that kill off just 2 hyenas.
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  121. In some ways they are better, for example: Police dogs and drug sniffing dogs and cadaver dogs most certainly serve a worthy purpose for us their masters and there are also guard dogs etc and anyway I don't see any animal as being better just different.. What I do know is that they make wonderful companions. My elderly neighbour has a beautiful daschund that she loves with all her heart. Her own family neglect her and hardly ever visit but I know her dog brings her much much joy.
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  122. 😁Glad you enjoyed the video Annie! I also did.👍👍👍
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  123. What an impressive animal. But if this is your second incident, I have to ask- Whatever are you doing to make them so angry?!? Fooling around with African wildlife is not a smart move.Perhaps try to be not so confrontational.
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  124.  @nazmulhuda5578  wrong. Why do you think the shot cuts off? The hyenas won this round, obviously.
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  125. Hi Annie! Hope you are well!!!! Lovely to see you again, take care friend.
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  126. Oh my goodness, one of the more horrifying scenes you could witness on safari. I must say it's unlike @Kruger Sightings to upload such a violent and bloody encounter too. This one was a real eye-opener.
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  127.  @exsimon  Excuse me but are you trying to make fun of me? Just because I think the Leopard is disgusting for eating what is very obviously a BABY animal? I repeat, a BABY. That is simply horrifying just so you know.
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  128. A bit sad really. It would have been so easy for the tourists to save that poor beast seeing as though they were so close. That kudu should never have been eaten seeing as the hum of the running vehicles masked that lion's approach......I hope it made it to heaven. A terrible day in the Kruger imo.
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  129. Do you people not see ALL those cars interfering with the hunt??!?! It's awful.
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  130. Another happy ending in Kruger! Once again wild dogs show they are a much, much smarter animal than a lion. Also while the wild dogs both looked healthy this lion's ribs were showing. It obviously had not eaten in a long time, and while to the untrained eye it looks like it had caught something, that's probably not what happened. Something tells me that the dog that was playing dead was just bait number 1. When the lion saw bait number 2 and took off after it I think it may have run straight into a trap set by the wild dogs. It would not surprise me one bit if that lioness became a meal for the pack. Such a smart animal,the wild dog.
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  131. those lionesses can thank their lucky stars that was a crocodile, and not a hyena.
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  132. funnyguyhahahaha According to the description this seems to be the unfortunate case. Although these particular people weren't there to witness it as they had to move on, other accounts are backing up your worst fears.
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  133. No, Hyenas scavenge less than a lion. Hyenas and wild dogs are the dominant predators of Africa.
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  134. Hahahahaha once again wild dogs show lions hey are a superior species.
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  135. Hahaha. Once again hyenas and wild dogs win the day! Notice there were no lions around? Only the dominant predators dare compete with he might and power of hyenas.
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  136. omg
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  137.  @binalmistry  Thank you so much! A very insightful comment. Helped to cut through alot of th bs in this thread. Really appreciate it. It sounds like you have seen some amazing things! Can I bother you by asking what is your all-time favourite sighting?
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  138. How fun! Such beautiful cubs too!
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  139. This warthog never stood a chance. Wild dogs are the most efficient hunters in Africa, followed closely by the hyena.
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  140. I’d say the rest of the clan came and scared them off. They would have run for their lives.
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  141. Amen. Thank you, friend.
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  142. Hooray for the might and power of the hyena! And 3 cheers for @Latest Sightings!
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  143. Haha haha don’t make me laugh. The male lion is too busy sleeping to do any damage to an animal as beautiful and graceful as a mighty hyena.
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  144. Hahahahaha. Even a prey animal is too strong for a simple animal like the lion. Perhaps it should set itself a more realistic goal, like catching a rat if a buffalo is too strong for it.
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  145. Hahahaha, well done to the lizard. If all animals in Africa behaved this way the simple lion would soon be shown for the coward it really is. The trick is to not fear them.
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  146. The hippo is terrified of the wild dogs. He throws them a bone so he can make his safe retreat back to the safety of his pride unharmed.
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  147. Sometimes hippos lust for a meat-based meal. But it was foolish for it to go after a crocodile, it's skin is waaay too tough for a hippos teeth to even puncture, let alone devour. Also that bull buffalo was probably twice it's size. If it was so keen on getting some meat it would have been better off going for either a lion or a tiger or a jackal...or the secretary bird seen watching in the background. Not to worry, it will be better off for this experience and will have learned it's lesson.
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  148. Hahaha. Those stupid lions best be clearing out before the matriarchs get there. No male around, the clan will kill them all.
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  149. zorpio lol so funny!
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  150. Always 1st Annie.
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  151. OMG!! What an intense situation to somehow inadvertently find yourself in through no fault of your own. It was like something out of some twisted horror movie. I was legitimately terrified for these poor people and was on the edge of my seat urging them to safety the whole time. How could something like this happen? Makes me think perhaps powerful firearms should be carried on the jeeps, to neutralize any threats from these wild and beautiful creatures, but only as a last resort such as this case.
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  152. Bob, I never thought about it like that. It's certainly something for me to ponder. I may have to watch the video again.
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  153. omg it's William Foulke. Unbelievable I saw him here on Kruger Sightings.
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  154. Bad mother. It's her fault and she should feel bad.
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  155. Every time I see Kruger has a new video up I just HAVE to click on it straight away. It really is amazing how many different types of interactions happen between the different animals on safari. It really is a wonderful youtube channel that just never stops delivering.
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  156. I totally agree. If that were me in the cars I would have insisted on helping. I can't stand how callous some of the people on youtube are with their "it's nature don't interfere" argument. Disgusting.
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  157. Mr Leprechaun No, not because it's cute. Because it's still a baby and hasn't even had a fighting chance. If this started unfolding in front of me, I wouldn't just sit there staring at it like a tourist. I would do something about it. I actually happen to have compassion, unlike someone we know. Troll.
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  158. ANB1988BNA Oh come on, people with your attitude are nothing new. Have you ever had an original thought or do you just repeat common cliches?
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  159. ANB1988BNA If nature works on instinct and my instinct is to step in and help then that's nature and how it works too.
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  160. NatTheCat91 LOL somebody commenting not to make a point of their own, but to try and put down others. Classic troll behaviour except you don't even put any effort in. 1/10.
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  161. They ned to make a safari where some of the animals are tame and you can get out of the car and interact with them. Or have a lion with its' teeth and claw removed and you can go in and pet it if you want lol. That would be pretty cool.
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  162. She sounds wonderful!
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  163. What I mean is right NOW we are better. We really do need to help them evolve in the same way we have. There is absolutely no reason they can't be our equals in the next century or so.
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  164. ***** they won't get too far if the hippo has damaged the radiator.@Kruger Sightings, what damage was done under the hood to the vehicle in question?
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  165. I'm sorry I love all the animals on safari, but Buffalo are definitely the stupidest of them all. Such a dumb animal lol.
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  166. Hahahahaha. This video shows why both hyenas and wild dogs are far superior predators to a simple lion. There is no way hyenas or wild dogs would have allowed that meal a second chance.
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  167. Don't be so soft @Annie. This is nature in all it's glory. You can't tell me you aren't even the slightest bit curious because I know you are. On an entirely different note, can you tell me whatever happened to the livecam at the Djuma waterhole? I miss it so much.
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  168.  @Annie-ZA  😢It really was a great community we had there. Oh well you take care too Annie.👍
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  169. Africa's number 1 predator! You will never see lions taking on 3 Rhinos.
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  170. I would fuck that cheetah up if it looked at me like that at 2:11.
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  171. Oh my goodness. This was just like something out of the movie snakes on a plane. I was legit terrified for this kudu. If I didn't see this video I wouldn't have believed it. That is one lucky animal.
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  172. Hahaha they are just like the girls from sex and the city.
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  173. Well I don't know about that. It seems like a fabricated story. I mean you never see these 2 mystery lions that were supposedly chasing it, and you aren't going to try and tell me they are invisible are you?. We will never really know what the buck was thinking, perhaps a moment of madness mixed with bloodlust? Perhaps this pride killed it's mother/father/sibling/friend and it was out for revenge? Either way a very, very foolish decision.
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  174.  @Annie-ZA  I promise i will Annie!!😍 Have also been waiting for the djuma cam! Hopefully it's back up soon!!!Take care and God bless!!!!
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  175. That was a brown hyena, a very beautiful and placid specimen. This video would have turned out very differently if it was a spotted hyena.
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  176. You have to admire the respect these lions give the buffalo after seeing it destroy the crocodiles in the water, THEIR OWN TERRITORY. Something tells me these lions and crocodiles won't be messing with a buffalo ever again. Especially that cowardly male that became visibly terrified and ran off at 3:13. He tried to act tough like he wasn't really scared but at 3:46 and 4:04 he is seen running for his life again. I'll bet he had to change his pants once the video cutoff.
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  177. Oh.....Silly me, I meant Tiger. Thx Annie :P
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  178. by about 30 secs.smh
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  179. At least somebody enjoys my comments XD!
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  180. Al Capone Hyenas hunt more than lions.
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  181. Oh Annie but you simply must. it's some of the most stunning landscape imagery. If you only watch the first 90 seconds you will be fine. I promise.
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  182. ioi989 Katherine is also a regular on the live safari drives each day. If you are a fan of African wildlife you should really check them out. New people are always welcomed.
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  183. Oh my goodness, such horrible scenes.I suppose this is what happens when there is a drought though. Animals become so desperate for food they will eat their own kind.
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  184.  @GMM-j92  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2lwQZ9xovg
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  185. Not surprising the wild dogs and the cheetah lands their prey successfully.
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  186. Even the first car is like ok I’ve seen enough of this idiot cat. Let’s go look at the giraffes kids.
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  187. Hahahahahaha more evidence that the big cats of Africa are seen as little more than a joke by some of its other wildlife.
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  188. Totally agree Annie, it's been hard on me too. Not getting to chat with you. My one, my only.
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  189. Why hello Annie! Lovely to see you again, it certainly has been a while. How come you never called? Wonderful to see you are still a keen observer of the African wildlife.Well, take care and hope to see you again soon! 😘😘😜
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  190.  @Annie-ZA  Am so sorry for breaking your heart. It's youtube notifications never working properly. Surely you must know deep down it was never my intentions or my fault. What happened to our dating app the livecam????
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  191. It's not that they don't see them as a threat it's that they can't distinguish between the human and the vehicle. They think the vehicle is one big animal.
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  192. Where was the rest of the pride?
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  193.  @Abdi-libaax  It's a little known fact that hippos occasionally eat meat....And that tigers have in fact been found in Africa. Don't believe me? Google it yourself,you'll see.
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  194. Now Judith violence is definitely NOT the answer. 2 wrongs DON'T make a right. In this case education is the key.
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  195. The croc thought it was a eel poking it’s head out of a cave.
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  196. We ARE all good but I'm a bit worried you still haven't fixed the livecam issues yet.
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  197. Hahahahahahaha a simple crocodile is too much for this entire pride of lions. You can see the fear in the male when he escapes with his life at 1:58. These cats are better left to scavenging, not hunting. Carcasses don’t fight back.
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  198. Those lions are so dumb. They honestly thought that cat was a part of their pride until it got up and ran away. Oh well I suppose they are probably thanking their lucky stars it was a Leopard and not a hyena that was undercover this time. If thatwas a hyena running off to gather the rest of the clan that lion pride would have been done for. A fairly lucky day in the Kruger for these particular lions.
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  199. This was a brown hyena, an endangered species. The tour guide really should have shot that lion dead. There is no way that lioness would have dared attack a spotted hyena. If the clan was there, it would have been dead meat.
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  200. ​ @Latestsightings  Don't be sad lol. The community you have created appreciates all the time and effort for us. I'm sure they won't mind me speaking on behalf of them.
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  201. What an idiot. It roared as it lunged forward, ruining it’s element of surprise. Such a dumb animal.
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  202. +Bell AH-1 Supercobra Exactly right and well said. Some people just can't appreciate an animal as beautiful and as graceful as a Hyena.
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  203. One of my favourites! I like them because they look like they are wearing pants.
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  204. Why did the impala stop moving?
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  205. Well which was it Annie? 70 or 80? When I look at the pics you send me you don't look a day over 60 tbh.
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  206. If I was there I would have pulled out my shotgun and fired a shot in the air to scare that snake off.
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  207. Me too! Kruger sightings is one of my favourite channels. So many different types of videos involving all sorts of animals. Just really amazing stuff.
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  208. rdood2 How rude to call me names like bitch just because I don't condone the killing of a baby animal. We are also a part of nature and one of our instincts is compassion(obviously only in some people). What you have said has absolutely no effect on me and all things considered, I would still help that poor, gentle beast.
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  209. rdood2 LOL you think I was pissed. And now you think you are the boss of Youtube and can tell everyone what videos they are allowed to watch. What a control freak. Pathetic.
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  210. TheRPGentleman I don't see how it makes me selfish to want to save a life, especially the life of a baby animal that hasn't even had a chance yet. I have no problem with predators taking an old, sick animal as they have already lived a full life and most probably passed on their genes. However one of our goals as humans should be to teach these animals that some of their behaviours are simply wrong. I see no reason why one day we can't help them to evolve in the same ways we have. It will be a much better world for all if we put our minds to it and manage to achieve this.
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  211. 01bluebusa Oh please I'm not stupid, I wouldn't get out and run over there. There ARE other ways you know. For example they are sitting in a car with a horn in it. I'm sure if you were to drive the car at them while sounding the horn it would shock/scare them enough to forget about the poor baby they are killing.
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  212. +rdood2 I would pay the fine with a smile on my face, knowing deep in my heart I had done the right thing. +The RPGentleman Oh so if something seems too hard then we shouldn't even try, that's what you're saying. I know it won't happen overnight but there is absolutely no reason that we can't start ingraining in these predators that some of their behaviours are revolting. A world where all animals live in harmony with one another should be the end goal, no matterr how long it takes. A thousand years ago humans probably thought it was impossible to go the moon, but guess what, we did it.
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  213. Oh no I definitely don't want Cheetahs to go extinct, that would be tragic. I just think that alot of predators' behaviours are both disgusting and uncivilized( I can't think of a better word here, I know that civilized/uncivilized refers to humans I don't know what the animal equivalent would be. I guess what I'm trying to say, as I have already, is that a world where every animal learns to live in harmony with one another. We need to try, for a better world for all. Not just for humans and predators.
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  214. +Gabor P Keyboard warrior detected. As if you would shoot somebody. Stop acting tough on the internet, nobody thinks big of you mister. +rdood2 What an interesting perspective, and you put it so well. It's definitely something for not just me, but also others to seriously think about. Thank you.
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  215. TheRPGentleman No obviously YOU people are the ones there is no getting through to. The fact is videos like this one are usually really, really vile. It's only the sick that enjoy it. Kind of like a horror movie except it's really happening. Maybe one day my ideas will come to fruition but before they can even begin we have to start with humans, and train the ignorance out of them. Still a long way to go by the looks of it. Smh.
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  216. As I've already said. a thousand years ago probably 99.999% of people would have thought that going to the moon was impossible and the stuff of fairy tales. And how did that work out? Or are you going to try and tell me that the moon landing was fake? Your personal attacks have zero effect on me. And rather than bringing me down which is what you set out to do by using them, they have given a really good indication of what kind of person you actually are and you have brought yourself down. “You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one.  I hope someday you'll join us.  And the world will live as one.” -John Lennon
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  217. Oh please. The proof that it is possible is right in front of all of you. Every second household has a Cat, dog, fish or pet of some kind. All of them once upon a time were wild animals. WE ARE THE ONES WHO DOMESTICATED THEM. Farms with horses etc. Alot of these animals have even evolved to follow our commands, there are even circuses with dangerous animals lions, bears, tigers etc Schools for dogs are commonplace. Don't try to tell me that it's not possible when the proof is right in front of your nose, plain as day.
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  218. There ARE domesticated versions of ALL of those animals, yes even crocodiles. A simple google search was enough to provide me with the answer to that question. And besides, it's only my IDEA.It doesn't have to be MY plan. Obviously there are experts in these fields who would have a better idea of how to go about doing it than you or I would. You aren't the smartest person alive you know, just because you don't think it can be done, doesn't mean it's true. And RPGentleman, No I don't want us to rule over them as their masters, that would fly in the face of the whole "living in harmony" idea. And I wonder what John Lennon would think about you trying to police who can or can't use his quotes. Kind of goes against everything he believed in.
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  219. Ha! Now I know exactly what kind of person you are. Can't admit when you are clearly wrong so you use tired old youtube cliches like "go back to school". Why don't you just put your fingers in your ears and go LALALALA i can't hear you, this is akin to what you are doing anyway. Pathetic.
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  220. Oh please I have tried to keep things as civil as possible for as long as I could. I get called all sorts of names, have people threaten to shoot me, and have people stating that they hope I die. There's only so much I can take and I give back a fraction of what I have copped and suddenly I'M the obnoxious one?!? My goodness what is this world coming to?
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  221. What is it with you people thinking you are the bosses of youtube? First one of you tell me I'm not allowed to watch videos like this one and now one of you is telling me to stop replying to my own thread. Probably because you know you are wrong and don't like someone pointing it out for the world to see just how wrong you are. How pathetic that you are both such control freaks you think you are the bosses of youtube or something.
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  222. Thanks for the advice but I'll reply anytime I feel like it control freak. I love the way how you ignore my proofs that you DID threaten me after you said you didn't and just pretend it never happened and instead go off on some other random rant.
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  223. Gabor P No You. You are the one who threatened me then you claimed you never did and even when I proved that you did you still can't admit it. You just kept trying to change the subject. Now you know you have lost the argument so you try to make fun of my name. That's a really low thing to do, something I would never do.
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  224. CarlyI'm sorry Carly but I have to disagree. It's sickening that people gawk at this kind of behaviour and also get some kind of perverted pleasure from watching it. Death tours is what they are. People fork out a lot of money for the sole purpose of watching baby animals eaten alive. Horrible imo.
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  225. +Katy Gilday lol I'll remember that next time I see a lion trying to eat you .
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  226. Dewey Trudell Fishing Excuse me but who are you to say that about me when you don't even know me. I can promise you I would not just sit there staring like these tourists did.
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  227. +Hairnalyn They are worried the humans will pop another tire if they try .
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  228. broadbandislife crankhood?
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  229. broadbandislife ta
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  230. Also if none of the good humans ever entered, the poachers would have a field day. I for one appreciate the oppurtunity parks like this give us to educate ourselves. I find these videos incredibly interesting.
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  231. I disagree. We are humans and we are better than wild animals. Personally I would make sure the Leopard got the help it needed. Wouldn't it be great if one day wild animals had evolved in the same ways people have.
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  232. Why of course I would want to help that porcupine if it was injured, it just seemed fine to me , that's all. I honestly could not do nothing if I knew there was an animal in pain that needed help, which this leopard obviously was. You know once upon a time all dogs and cats were wild, but eventually we managed to domesticate them. Why can't we do the same for ALL animals?
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  233. By domesticating them. I thought I said that already.
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  234. They wouldn't have to be in cages. I mean I don't keep my dog in a cage.
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  235. Do you really think backyards had been invented when the dog was domesticated 10000 years ago? I'm not saying it's going to happen overnight but imagine if you will, a world where one day every animal is able to live in complete harmony as well as us. If it's possible to do with cat and dog then............Not so crazy when you think about it.
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  236. If I was there I would have shot it with a shotgun.
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  237.  @asyteh  lol sorry I meant kudu. Editing now.
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  238.  @exsimon  I haven't deleted anything mr. smartypants. Why would you tell a lie like that?
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  239.  @exsimon  Well come on? I think it's funny you're a liar. And also very obviously a sociopath.
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  240.  @exsimon  I don't know what point you're trying to make. Did I delete my comment or not? Liar.
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  241.  @jinxan  errrr, I watch every video this channel puts up. I have several friends who are regular posters and if you were to check the channel's previous videos you will nearly always find a comment of mine. I'll gladly wager I've been watching this channel longer than you have.
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  242.  @Latestsightings  I also don't think it would have just turned and ran from the female right into the trap that was set. It would have faced the lioness in a battle.
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  243. It's funny because the elephant didn't even bother eating it. Kinda a tragedy.😊
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  244.  @NicKtheGreeK1100  Suggest you watch a few more KS vids. Some of the interactions are simply jaw-dropping.
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  245.  @eimie8577  It actually is true. You are better off researching and increasing your knowlege than dismissing it and living in denial. You won't find a better source than national geographic. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/2019/06/hyenas-myths-lion-king-africa/
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  246. Just last week I watched a video of a lion being killed by hyenas, and the week before I watched a buffalo defeat a lion in a fight. No joke, a buffalo.
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  247.  @icemanchambers1207  Hyenas are the most efficient predator in Africa without a doubt.
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  248.  @icemanchambers1207  From National Geographic- you won't find a better source than that!! https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/2019/06/hyenas-myths-lion-king-africa/
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  249.  @icemanchambers1207  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUsny5O1kQQ
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  250.  @icemanchambers1207  The crocodile is a better animal than the simple lion. They are around since dinosaurs. They survived the asteroid. There is no way a lion would survive the asteroid. Crocodiles kill lions all the time.
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  251.  @icemanchambers1207  That lion at the end of the video I posted is dead for sure. It can't eat anymore. Killed by a crocodile.
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  252. Hi Katherine uribe!!!
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  253. Exactly. Unbelievable these so called "people" will just sit there and film this rather than helping
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  254. If I was there I would have pulled out my shotgun and shot that leopard on the spot.
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  255.  John Bergeron  oh yes there is!!
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  256.  @raybrown9823  hahahaha don’t make me laugh. The hyena and the wild dog are by far the superior predators of the African land animals.
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  257.  @hugopuebla5870  I suppose a crocodile can hunt on land too though lol.
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  258.  @the_better2796  Lovely to hear!!! Absolutely wonderful!
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  259.  @homurseempsone154  Copy\paste the watchcode into youtube searchbar.
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  260. mark Orange Really? I would love you to link me to them. That would be a spectacular video!
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  261. Hi Katherine!!
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  262. hippos actually
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  263.  @Latestsightings  tbh I enjoy ALL the footage. Bravo!
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  264. Nadya, once upon a time I would have agreed with you %100. But after watching hundreds and hundreds of these videos over the last year or so and going on the livesafaris for the last month or 2 I am definitely torn now, I'm not sure what I would have done. Africa is an amazing place for nature and all kinds of beautiful creatures die every day, which is tragic, but is also what God intended. It's hard to go against his word.
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