Comments by "" (@SaadKhan-xn1xv) on "Latest Sightings" channel.

  1. @tota khandakar No, it has pain receptors like we do. It felt lots and lots of pain throughout this. And there's nothing wrong with that. People are too delusional and self-centered about nature.
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  2. 0:42 this is just the perfect demonstration of the stupidity and cowardice of this herbivore. They both outnumber and out-size them and they're scampering away, literally leaving the two calves behind to be caught. Excellent work by the dogs.
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  3. That's just a misconception. The vast majority of them do just fine.
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  4. There's nothing sad about it. People project onto nature way too much.
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  5.  @Thekellin1  Sure, I don't doubt that eventually that would happen. But it felt lots of pain for a good portion of it.
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  6. You must not have seen how lions often eat zebras.
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  7. 2:01 A very rarely used defense mechanism by giraffes: descend into a portal to the underworld
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  8. ​ @MrThe1234guy  Yeah, and I heard they even get together with the animals in a huddle to discuss gameplans first.
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  9.  @paladin3116  No, it's a fact. Humans, buffalos, dogs, horses, cats, etc all feel pain if something starts biting them.
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  10. They're natural prey animals. It's fine. Also sad for the lion. An animal expended energy and risked injury just to be able to feed itself and possibly its babies.
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  11.  @banewade9579  I'm not a tough guy. But this isn't sad. Prey populations do just fine with predation. It's a normal part of their lives. People project their feelings onto nature way too much. There's nothing special about a predator killing/eating a baby prey animal.
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  12.  @banewade9579  It's a completely normal and routine part of prey species existence. It's been happening for hundreds of millions of years longer than humans have even existed. No, the mother isn't "devastated". When a prey animal is killed/eaten, the herd it was in doesn't fall into a state of depression or stop eating and reproducing. They move on just fine. You people have been totally brainwashed by Disney and confusing the artificial world of pets with nature.
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  13. The calf is dumb but even dumber are those huge dozen buffalos that ran away. What difference does it make that it's a baby buffalo? It's basic everyday predator prey interactions that have been happening for millions of years. I don't know why people keep projecting their emotions onto it.
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  14. Mercy has nothing to do with it at all. The wild dogs are as "merciless" to their food as a gazelle is to its food.
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  15. Gotta love it when hippos "save" prey animals, but the best part is 0:03.
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  16. It's neither sad, nor cruel.
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  17.  @MrThe1234guy  LOL, how does it encourage them?
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  18.  @258mr  Agreed on most of those. Buffalos are often very stupid and cowardly too.
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  19.  @evehellod9776  That's not bravery. It's just a dumb prey animal that doesn't know what to do and has no means to deal with the situation.
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  20. Nature isn't cruel. It just is.
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  21.  @dnt5volvo  There's absolutely nothing cruel about it.
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  22.  @totalhysteria  Too stupid and very inconsistently brave. I mean at 2:25 you can see a dozen or more of them simply walking away. Nicely done by the wild dogs.
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  23. The Disney delusionals are gonna be strong in the comments for this one 😂 It's an arbitrary prey animal. Nothing wrong is happening to it. Relax, people.
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  24. Depends if you like impalas or not.
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  25.  @jeremyj5932  Sure. Stupid and cowardly instincts. That's what makes buffalo some of the best prey animals to see.
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  26. 1:58 Giraffe mom: I know that's a different species, but bison.
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  27.  @carmichaelmoritz8662  No, because you're a human with an understanding of causing living things pain and a moral compass and conscience. Predator and prey interactions like this are perfectly fine in nature. It's how it has been from the start. It's a mundane, unimportant everyday event for hundreds of millions of years. That humans showed up very recently and started going "omg this hurts my feelings and goes against how pets and farm animals and Disney characters behave" is hardly a solid argument. A certain proportion of prey species get eaten every generation because their bodies are where certain predator species' food is located. It's fine and causes no problems for prey populations, the environment, the ecosystem, Earth, etc. Now if you want to see an animal that causes serious long-lasting widespread harm to animals and nature, that's us.
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  28. Yeah, smashed its horn into the other one's fat belly and then ran away.
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  29. LMAO 😂
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  30. Where did you see the bravery?
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  31.  @cintronproductions9430  Yeah, the heavy cost of being a herbivore.
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  32. Wild dogs are awesome.
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  33. They feel lots of pain and it's all perfectly fine. Predator species are as innocent as baby gazelles.
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  34. Too many people think nature and wildlife is like the world of pets that they know.
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  35.  @NannupTiger Disney
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  36. I love how useless these fat herbivores become the second they're put on their side or back. Legs go stiff up in the air.
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  37. The vast majority of them do.
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  38. It didn't stand up to anything. It just died slowly.
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  39. There's a reason they're prey animals. They're going to panic from the noise, the fast darting in and out, and of course the pain they feel from being bitten from random directions.
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  40. You need to watch more buffalo videos to see just how inconsistent and stupid these herbivores are at defending their children. One of my favorites is more than a dozen huge cowardly buffalo running away from wild dogs leaving two calves behind to be eaten alive. Another is a buffalo coming to the "rescue" of a calf grabbed by the throat by a lion only to ram the calf and running off for the lions to grab it again.
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  41.  @seanmatthewking  Entertainment?
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  42. Yup, wildlife videos on YouTube are full of people like that.
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  43. Neither is a menace. They're normal and harmonious parts of nature.
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  44. They're innocent animals who eat their food just like zebras do.
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  45. They're just eating food.
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  46. Yeah, it came to lower its head a little and then leave. Buffalo make some of the best prey animals.
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  47. Second lion to the calf: Sit still, sit still.
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  48. Nothing terrible or sad about it. This isn't Disney.
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  49.  @venator7889  Lions regularly also eat prey alive. And there's nothing wrong with that. Hyenas' method of feeding is identical to how a gazelle eats its food.
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  50. They're a natural prey animal. What do you think predators eat?
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  51. It probably took an animal's food directly to it and got itself caught. Great video. Zebras do the same thing to plants.
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  52. The eagle is just acquiring food.
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  53. Your answer is in your question. It's an impala. They're idiots.
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  54. They're not bullies. They're just eating their food.
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  55. How are you people this ignorant about nature? It's not a fight. Just a predator species acquiring food.
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  56. It’s the simple and deserved consequence of carrying other animals’ food on your body and then failing to do your basic responsibility of escaping/evading/defending against the animals you’re trying to deprive of food.
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  57. It’s not. It wasn’t trying to drown the dog. It was just trying to escape in panic
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  58. It's the only thing they're good for.
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  59. Nothing wrong is happening in this video.
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  60.  @davidcabreonmunoz6258  Thank you. These predator/prey videos are full of these Disney brainwashed comments.
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  61. lol, never thought there'd be a buffalo based fan account spreading delusional nonsense about these animals.
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  62. Yeah, Disney has really done a number on a lot of people's brains when it comes to nature and wildlife. The dramatizations from Discovery/Animal Planet/Nat Geo haven't helped either.
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  63. Depends if you like buffalo or not.
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  64. It certainly was not. You people think nature is some fantasy Disney world.
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  65. Exactly.
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  66. Hyenas will have fun with that slow wildebeest now. Love it when hippos do this. There's a great video of a zebra being "saved" by hippos too. Just wish we could have followed up with the prey animal to see which predator got an easy meal.
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  67. Best comment 🤣🤣
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  68.  @mossion  What research? I mean you're seeing it happen in front of your eyes. They leave the young ones behind to be caught.
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  69. Love how these things act tough until something sinks into their soft flesh, then the complaining starts. It almost sounded like a buffalo calf. Nicely done by the predators.
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  70. Pound for pound they're probably the most cowardly of the prey animals.
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  71. 0:13 Losing count of the number of times buffalo come running to ram their own (especially entertaining when they do it to calves). And the other buffalo even turns to fight it. 😂 After zebras, they're my favorite prey animal.
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  72. They're some of the stupidest of the herbivores. Makes for some great viewing.
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  73.  @NannupTiger  only people behave badly. Wild animals don't.
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  74. Hopefully it got caught by the lion or another predator. You people with your Disney view of nature.
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  75. They're just eating their food. Zebras eat their food the same way. Nothing to do with ruthlessness.
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  76. And the hyenas and wild dogs won its heart.
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  77. They're two of the best predator species out there. Impalas are the worst of the antelopes. Great video.
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  78. Nothing is happening that needs "saving". It's animals eating their natural diet. The Disney brainwashing has ruined you people.
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  79. People watch these things like the prey animal is the protagonist of some Disney narrative 😂
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  80.  @faujihs8957  I'm not a natural prey animal. If a lion has caught me it's either because I've gone out of my way and done something stupid, or a human has kidnapped me and fed me to lions. Either way, it is nothing at all like natural predator-prey interactions that have been happening for hundreds of millions of years. Those are perfectly normal.
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  81. Yup, they make great prey animals. Always amusing to see.
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  82. Yeah, because the universe is about your feelings. Idiot.
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  83. Buffalo are pound for pound the most cowardly of the prey animals. Nice work by the lions.
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  84. Seek help.
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  85. The word "rescue" makes no sense when talking about predator-prey interactions. Why are you people so delusional and arrogant to think the universe is about human feelings?
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  86. There's nothing at all unfair going on here. People need to snap out of this Disney mentality of the world.
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  87. lol what video did you watch?
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  88. It's their food. It would be wrong to deprive predator species of their food.
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  89. Hyenas are awesome. Top 3 favorite predator species. Impalas are among the worst of the antelopes. Great video.
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  90. Buffalos are one of the most entertaining of the dumb prey animals. Nicely done by the lions.
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  91. Leopard is trying to eat too.
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  92. @A V there are just too many disney-minded people who project their feelings about pets and disney characters onto nature. the wild dogs here are every bit as innocent as the buffalo and are doing nothing more than what the buffalo does when it's hungry and has found its food. it begins to eat it.
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  93. Prey animals aren't exactly smart.
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  94. It's a natural prey animal. Nothing wrong is happening.
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  95.  @penguin6131  It's funny how much attention and importance you're giving to a single herbivore prey animal. It doesn't matter.
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  96. I would blame myself for bringing my baby to a lion. These herbivores exist among the lions. They pack on lots of meat and fat on their bodies then walk around expecting not to get eaten?
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  97. You must not have seen enough wildlife videos. Tons of stupid herbivore mothers stand around watching their babies getting eaten. Sometimes they even hit the baby itself.
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  98. It's a natural prey animal. It's perfectly fine for this to happen to it. Its safety was 100% its own responsibility anyway.
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  99. It's a natural prey animal. Nothing wrong is happening in this video. How are you people this ignorant and self-centered about the natural world? Wishing harm on a human being (especially a child) is, however, psychotic.
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  100. lol no, this is what happens in nature.
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  101. Impalas make the most obnoxious noises after zebras. Nice work by the leopards.
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  102.  @zhuldyzortutay123  It's incredible how ignorant and self-centered people can be about a very basic aspect of nature in this day and age. Wow.
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  103.  @allypad64  Yikes, that's weird.
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  104.  @RAJohnson713  not at all. The psychopaths are all those people who say they wanna shoot or torture predator species.
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  105. They're not brutal at all. They're just eating their food like buffalos eat their food.
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  106. Great video. Buffalo are pound for pound the most cowardly of the prey animals.
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  107. There's nothing wrong with a prey animal being eaten. It's one of their roles in nature. Disney brainwashing has really done a number on you people's brains.
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  108. Pound for pound buffalo have to be the most cowardly of the prey animals. Love to see it.
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  109. No, it's not about "your heart". It's a natural system of animals who evolved alongside each other and coexist in a back and forth balance of population. Many times the prey escapes and the predator fails and many times the predator is able to acquire the food it needs to live and reproduce and create the next generation. By your logic, millions of animals around the world must be deprived of their food continuously (many of them will starve to death because of what you're proposing)... all because it doesn't make YOU feel all warm and fuzzy inside. You're making it about you.
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  110. The majestic and awe-inspiring African buffalo, ladies and gentlemen.
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  111. Predator species eat prey. What do you mean "helping out"? Nothing wrong is happening.
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  112.  @Diffusion8  no, buffalo herds don't charge lions. They do exactly what you saw here. They all get close and then one of them tries to do what it did here. And nothing wrong is happening in this video, so there's no "blame" That's not to say humans don't interfere with wildlife in these safaris
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  113. So much wrong with your comment. Lions often eat before the prey animal is dead. It's actually particularly common with Zebras. Hyenas have identical feeding methods as zebras. They both locate food, bring mouth close to the food, begin to tear pieces of the food off and chew and swallow. Both hyenas and zebras do this with zero awareness or concern of their food item having something called "pain sensation". There's nothing noble or ignoble in nature. These hyenas are as noble as a gazelle.
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  114. They have pain reception just like us. It felt intense pain.
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  115. You people's level of ignorance of the natural world is mind-boggling in this day and age. Wow.
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  116. Try not to be born to herbivore parents.
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  117. 1. There are more videos on YouTube of lions eating zebras alive than of hyenas doing it. 2. There's nothing wrong with predator species eating their food before it's dead.
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  118.  @candybahena6806  It's unreal how many people in the age of information are this fucking ignorant about nature and wildlife, isn't it?
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  119. It was still alive when the hippo tossed it.
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  120. It's a natural food item. There's nothing to "help".
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  121. Nice work by the lions. Glad they got the meal.
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  122. No such thing as "peaceful" in nature. They're just prey animals and the wild dogs are just eating their food. If you take just a few seconds to think, you'll realize they actually eat their food exactly the same way buffalo eat their food.
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  123.  @stormy6499  No, people harming animals is probably against YouTube rules. Natural predator/prey interactions are not. There's nothing morally or ethically wrong happening in this video.
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  124. You couldn't be more incorrect. They're a perfectly healthy and normal part of nature and exist in harmony with nature. Predators have existed for hundreds of millions of years and it's just fine. Also, they're not dogs.
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  125. Why? Nothing wrong is happening.
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  126. It's not "poor". It's just a prey animal. A lot of animals' diet is found on its body.
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  127. They’re prey animals for a reason. Look at the huge herd’s behavior in this one for example: https://youtu.be/tYSMbBhOnpQ
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  128. They can. Lion prides bring down adult giraffes sometimes. Not every hunt is successful.
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  129.  @dannyvalentino328  Sure you can feel sad. Nothing wrong with that. But it's not any different than not feeling sad, since it makes no difference to nature. And the impala being "barely out of the womb" is of no importance in nature (outside of the impala not being able to contribute to the gene pool). That's just humans bringing their Disney type feelings and our sentiments from the artificial world of pets and projecting them onto nature.
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  130. How are you this ignorant about nature? 😂
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  131. Nothing wrong is happening. Wild dogs aren't doing anything wrong or cruel. I can't believe just how ignorant you people are about a very basic aspect of nature.
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  132. I’m pretty sure that’s just a common misconception that predators play with baby prey animals to lure an adult.
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  133. You need to seek help.
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  134. perfectly fine.
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  135. It's a natural prey animal and this eagle's food.
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  136. They're easily one of the best of the predator species. Zebras are the worst of the prey animals. Great video.
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  137. It's a natural prey animal. They're responsible for their safety and survival and this one failed at it.
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  138. It's just animals eating their food. Stuff like this has happened trillions of times. It's fine.
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  139. Doing the audience a favour too.
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  140. You mean you wish you could be there to deprive wild dogs of their natural diet? Saving the calves is the job of the adult buffalo. And we clearly see them running like cowards and abandoning the calves behind them.
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  141. Herbivore prey animals in general. Make for entertaining viewing though.
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  142. Good job. Both ignorant of nature AND a psycho animal abuser.
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  143. It's so satisfying seeing stupid buffalo calves being dragged around.
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  144. Top five favorite prey animal species for me. Always entertaining the way they go down.
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  145. There's no such thing as honorable in nature. This isn't Disney.
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  146. *entertaining
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  147. "Angel-baby" 😂 omg you Disney brainwashed people. it's a prey animal. Nothing wrong is happening here.
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  148. All animals are persistent about the food required for them to live.
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  149.  @FIithyDisco  yes, a life that's responsible for its own safety. Unless a person made it get caught, the pain the wildebeest is feeling is entirely its own fault.
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  150.  @NotLikeUs17  Why would I do that? I'm a human, not a natural prey animal.
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  151.  @julierandall7020  Not in nature. Nature isn't about how some humans feel.
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  152. No such thing as mercy kill in nature because pain sensations of an individual animal is of no importance
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  153. How are you this stupid?
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  154. lol you people are psychotic
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  155. Not at all. They're just doing what the bushbuck does when it locates its food. There is no ruthlessness or bad intentions.
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  156. Glad they were able to get the meal.
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  157. It makes no difference if it's a baby or not. It's a natural prey animal. A certain number of them get themselves caught like this while many don't.
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  158. That's not a leopard and you're a psychopathic animal abuser. Hopefully someone will alert the authorities before you get to harm your own or someone else's pet.
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  159. That’s very standard behavior for buffalo and my favorite thing about them.
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  160. Thank you, hyena.
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  161. My favorite of the prey animals. Love seeing zebras go down.
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  162. I mean it's annoying to hear them laughing, but nothing is morally wrong with it.
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  163. How are you people so clueless about nature?
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  164. They're just eating their food, you fool.
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  165. I've noticed herbivore parents often end up hitting their own kid too during their attempts at being protective, which makes the video all the more enjoyable to watch.
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  166. How are you people so ignorant about nature It's a natural prey animal
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  167. lol, no. it's just nature.
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  168. Why? We wouldn't have gotten to see this otherwise.
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  169. Yeah, it's funny how people comment on these videos like they're talking about an army of people. "Why don't they form a military formation with horns out and march methodically and fearlessly towards the wild dogs!?!?!"
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  170.  @raydn23  There is no "happy" or "unhappy" in the natural world. The duiker isn't some main character in a disney movie or a pet. People need to stop projecting their egos on the world so much
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  171. You Disney brainwashed people are psychotic animal abusers in the making. You want to go and harm wildlife. Geez.
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  172.  @carpetsberkshire6611  I mean you’re simply incorrect. Objectively speaking. Hyenas have identical feeding methods to zebras. They’re every bit as innocent as a baby gazelle.
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  173. The buffalo calf's safety is the responsibility of the herd. You clearly see them abandoning the calf as they turn and run like cowards.
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  174. It's a cheetah acquiring its food. What is it with you people? Have modern humans become completely clueless about the natural world?
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  175. It might be more common, but at least on YouTube this is a rare instance of the buffalo actually hitting the lion and not its helpless friend. Also, crazy how much time they waste while the other buffalo is sustaining injuries before doing anything. Easily one of the dumbest herbivores out there.
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  176. There's no such thing as "innocent" in nature. The wild dogs are just as innocent as the wildebeest. They're just eating their food.
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  177. So many idiots like you out there. This is the way it's supposed to be.
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  178. Yup, one of my top three favorite of the predator species (after lions and hyenas). And antelopes make great prey animals too.
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  179. Wild dogs are as innocent as a baby gazelle.
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  180. Amazing how many of you ignorant psychotic people watch and comment on these videos with your animal abusing fantasies. They're a natural predator species that evolved alongside various prey species. They're just eating their natural diet.
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  181. Uh, no. They belong there just as much as the buffalo calf.
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  182. In a Disney movie, maybe. Not in nature.
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  183. Thank you, leopard.
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  184. What would a hungry impala do if it came across some vegetation just sitting there?
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  185. They're a standard prey animal and the natural diet of various predators. It wouldn't be "saving". It would be interfering with nature and preventing innocent animals from eating essential food.
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  186. The mother did a good bit of damage too.
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  187. What's wrong with observing nature?
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  188. There's nothing wrong going on. Just animals eating their natural diet. Zebras eat their food exactly the same way.
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  189. Lions eat zebras alive too.
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  190. Relax, it's just basic nature. Nothing wrong is happening. Go back to your Disney propaganda.
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  191. It's natural predation. Predator species eat prey. How are you people so ignorant about nature?
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  192. It's not important whether it felt pain or not. The world doesn't revolve around prey animals' pain sensations. There are way too many people who have a very skewed view of nature because they think each animal somehow has a magical right to live a full life and die of non-predatory causes.
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  193. They're as innocent as a baby gazelle. In fact, their feeding methods are identical to those of gazelles: locate food, bring mouth close to food, tear off pieces of food, chew/swallow. They're not doing anything wrong. It's nature. The buffalo are responsible for their safety. You can clearly see them abandoning them and running ahead of them in panic. Nice well deserved meal for the wild dogs.
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  194. Or she herself could get choked out and become lion food (or better yet, eaten alive like they sometimes do) :)
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  195. Did you know predator species eat prey animals???
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  196. Why? It's just basic nature. Nothing wrong or immoral going on. You people in the comments act like someone uploaded a dogfight.
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  197. Buddhism doesn't teach going around depriving predator species of their natural food. Predation is a normal part of nature and in harmony with nature and the Earth. It's been happening for hundreds of millions of years.
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  198.  @dapperdingo  yeah, right
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  199. That's because you're an psychotic animal abuser who is ignorant of nature. Nothing wrong is happening in this video.
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  200. That's what herbivores do.
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  201. That's why they're prey animals.
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  202. Yup, finally shut it up. The tongue sticking out is the funniest part. Usually antelope species don't complain this endlessly (that's typically the warthogs).
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  203. Because nothing wrong is happening here.
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  204. Lions regularly eat prey while it's alive. The pain a prey animal feels (or really any animal) is of no importance in nature.
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  205. Absolute nonsense.
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  206.  @ahilleastsavalos5573  Yikes, you people are psychotic and profoundly ignorant about nature.
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  207. No, the wild dogs scared the buffalos.
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  208. There's no special bond.
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  209. No, because the person running the channel isn't some Disney brainwashed fool.
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  210.  j drayton  Yup, millions of years. This is the normal way in nature. Not what many humans try to impose on it with our very recently developed silly pet-influenced view of animals.
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  211. They're dumb prey animals. Also, it has zero chance of being able to outrun the leopards here.
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  212. no, this has nothing to do with morality or ethics or karma.
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  213.  @Richiegiboy  you'll love this one then: https://youtu.be/ciwv_pHvnNI?t=103 What an annoying sound it makes
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  214. They're just eating their natural food.
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  215. The mother wouldn't dare approach a python or a hyena regardless of human presence. They instantly abandon their young to most predator species.
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  216. Baby antelopes make one of the worst noises in all of nature. Thank you, leopard.
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  217.  loves2smooch384  Nah, nothing edge about what I'm saying. There's just nothing sad or tragic or wrong happening here.
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  218.  @Jdn.A  That's a natural prey animal. Pet dogs aren't natural prey animals of mongoose. It's mind-boggling how ignorant so many of you people are about nature. Predation is a perfectly normal part of nature. It's how things are supposed to be and have been from the beginning. It's in perfect harmony with nature.
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  219.  @TheDormantP  nah, bro understands nature and that our feelings have no place in it.
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  220. There's nothing horrible about it.
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  221. Not to mention the cheetah deserves to eat that buck.
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  222. Not innocent. There's no such thing as innocent or evil in nature.
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  223. Trillions of things like this have been happening for hundreds of millions of years. Nothing bad is happening here. Just some animals acquiring and eating food. You're thinking the world has to be about your feelings.
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  224. Predator species eat pray. It's perfectly fine and has been for hundreds of millions of years.
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  225. What is cruel about filming it? And answerable for what lol? This is just everyday wildlife that's been happening for millions of years.
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  226. They're natural food for predator species. This is perfectly normal and fine. You're not watching Disney or looking at pets here.
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  227. Why does it all of a sudden deserve "help?" Do we go help the vegetation that these herbivores eat?
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  228. Nothing wrong is happening here. And whether it's filmed or not makes no difference either.
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  229. Who told you animals don't feel pain 😂
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  230. There's no such thing as "deserves" in nature. But if anything, this antelope didn't "deserve" to make it out alive since it got itself caught and then failed to escape/evade/defend.
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  231. They eat precisely the same way buffalo eat.
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  232. Eagles are great. Antelopes are horrible.
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  233. Mercy has nothing to do with it. It's just eating its food. When lions kill before eating, it has nothing to do with mercy. The prey's pain is simply not a factor. Besides, it's the impala's responsibility to not get caught.
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  234. What's wrong with recording it?
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  235. good thing you weren't there to harm innocent wild animals with your psychotic animal abusing fantasies.
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  236. It's a predator species eating its natural diet. It's doing nothing wrong.
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  237. Praying for peace between the animals? Wtf.
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  238. Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't. I like hyenas and wild dogs and dislike all the prey animals, particularly antelopes. Great video.
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  239. It was just using its larger size to push them with its forehead. It's a dumb herbivore that was just buying time.
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  240. ​ @samo6083  "Destroyed"? The hyena was just fine. The horns didn't even touch it. The dumb thing was just pushing it down with the top of its head. The reason it died is because it's a part of hyenas' natural diet.
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  241. It's a natural prey animal. It's perfectly fine for this to happen to it. Do you go around depriving antelopes of their natural diet too?
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  242. Not at all. It's a completely unemotional and neutral and commonplace occurrence.
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  243. It's just nature. There's no king.
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  244. It's not a cheetah and there's nothing wrong happening in this video.
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  245. Not at all. They're just eating their food. Their feeding method is identical to that of the zebra. You're thinking Disney movies are reality.
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  246. 1:55 Gotta love it when herbivore prey animals defend their young. You can't even say it was aiming for the lion.
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  247.  @countrygirlxo7188 I didn't say anything about that. My comment was in reply to yours saying the bird was trying to warn the antelope.
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  248.  @truei76  there's absolutely nothing sad happening here
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  249. No, it isn't. Just animals eating their natural diet. The zebra was responsible for its safety and survival and it failed.
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  250. Exactly. The cheetah fully deserves this meal.
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  251. Why would animals need to kill prey first
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  252. Not really. They're doing nothing more than what this bushbuck does to vegetation.
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  253. They're all neutral endings.
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  254. What there really would be no need for is you going around in wildlife and killing animals.
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  255. It's pain or suffering are of no importance in nature. Humans interfere and destroy nature enough as it is.
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  256. You clicked on it to watch it despite seeing the title and thumbnail.
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  257. lol, no, not at all. Hyenas are as innocent or as mean as baby impalas.
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  258. uh, no.
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  259. Lions regularly eat prey alive too. Zebras seem to especially have a knack for getting themselves eaten alive by lions. The hyenas aren't doing anything wrong here. Just the same thing the zebra does to plants.
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  260. lol you people. it's just a prey animal that got caught.
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  261.  @4exgold  What would my compassion do in this case? It's a pointless thing to feel about nature. I'm not saying you're wrong for feeling it.
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  262.  @irreligiousman3395  wildebeest and zebras also sometimes attempt to protect their kids. Wildebeest also do it stupidly and harm the calf. There's a great video of one involving a leopard.
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  263.  @VijaySingh-oh6gl  Calm down. I'm just talking about predator-prey situations. Carnivores like lions, leopards, hyenas don't have regular natural predators so it doesn't apply.
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  264.  @dougllaz6267  They won't. They scamper away terrified, which is great.
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  265. lol you Disney brainwashed people
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  266.  @GLOBETROTTER8490  actually i'm explaining it pretty well. it's you all crying over 1 random arbitrary predator-prey interaction out of literally trillions that have occurred over the past hundreds of millions of years who are clueless.
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  267.  @allypad64  No, that you are upset about normal predator-prey interactions in nature. A certain number of prey animals (including young ones) are supposed to be dying (i.e. providing nutrients and calories to certain other animals). It's perfectly fine.
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  268.  @beesmart4048  That "sadness" is a normal part of nature. To regard it as some grand tragedy like people do on these videos is what I'm criticizing as silly. Even worse are those who try to assign ethical meaning to what's happening and malign the predator species as doing something wrong.
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  269. Because there's no need to do that. They're just eating food. Why would they kill it first when they can just eat? Hyenas feeding method is identical to that of zebras.
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  270. How are so many people this ignorant about nature? Predator species eat prey.
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  271. The encounter is already fair.
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  272. Yeah, it's annoying. Should be just able to listen to the nature sounds themselves.
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  273. What a great video. Baby wildebeest make the funniest noises when they're in trouble.
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  274. There's no need to "help". The cheetah is just acquiring its food. The duiker got itself caught. Most of them don't.
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  275. Yeah, the things predator species have to do just to be able to eat to survive.
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  276. Incorrect. Lions regularly begin to eat before the prey is dead. In nature it makes absolutely no difference if a prey is dead or alive before the predator begins to eat. Disney and the way Discovery channel and Animal Planet. Hyenas are as innocent as zebras. In fact, both animals have the same feeding methods: locate food, bring mouth close to food, begin to tear pieces to chew and swallow. Both do that without awareness/concern/interest in whether the thing their food is attached to has pain receptors.
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  277. There's no reason to "get it done fast". It's just eating food. Do antelopes eat leaves fast?
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  278.  @themystery9017  Morality would only come into play if a human was harming the duiker or a human indirectly or directly prevented the duiker from escaping when naturally it might have escaped. Animals eating their natural food has no moral element to it. People who get outraged at it are thinking the world revolves around them.
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  279.  @Anonymous-oy7os  They're a staple prey animal for a reason.
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  280. Nobody made you see it. You clicked on it to watch it for amusement/curiosity.
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  281. Prey animals regularly abandon their young to predators.
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  282. There's nothing dark about it.
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  283.  @The-ii5mj  you people are comically delusional. This buffalo felt a good amount of pain. Learn to be okay with that. Disney is fake. Pets and farm animals are artificial. Them being in pain is a moral human issue. Natural predator-prey interactions often involve agonizing pain and it's not a moral issue. It's just fine.
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  284. There are no tigers in this video. And there are no villains either. It's just some animals eating their food.
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  285. Psycho
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  286. Funny you should say that: https://youtu.be/vCqcGuwFkSM https://youtu.be/BFonulrR-BI https://youtu.be/6dj-74Ks3Mo https://youtu.be/9HaIPq3ogbE https://youtu.be/NAUsTPxCiX0
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  287. Just give it a minute or so to think why. You can do it.
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  288. The orbital bone latching on was the best part.
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  289. They're carrying other animals' food on their body just like plants carry their food. What do they expect would happen?
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  290. It's a natural prey animal. Should antelopes also be scared away when they're eating their food?
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  291. Yup, these Disney brainwashed people are hilarious. This lion is as innocent as an impala.
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  292. It's a natural prey animal. The lions are supposed to eat it.
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  293. Why.... would you save it? It's food for the predator species. Millions of predator-prey interactions like these occur around the world and have been happening for hundreds of millions of years. Not everything is about people's feelings.
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  294. You mean people's pets?
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  295.  @t_1071  In a Disney movie, maybe. In reality it's not heartbreaking at all.
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  296. Hyenas are awesome. I dislike zebras.
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  297. Wow, the ignorance of nature required to behave the way this person is talking here. Why do they think prey species are the protagonists of some narrative? Also, by extension, these people want each member of every predator species to starve to death. Glad the crocodile got its meal.
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  298.  @PK-vv6ci  I love it when people try to judge me by my name. Don't care about holy books.
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  299.  @PK-vv6ci  Hey, I'm not the one who is unable to witness basic nature.
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  300.  @PK-vv6ci  Yeah, you have no idea what you're talking about. There's nothing wrong with watching nature. This isn't a person intentionally causing harm to this animal. That would be wrong and I wouldn't stand for it.
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  301.  @hyenaboy7504  because animals (which have existed for hundreds of millions of years before humans showed up) needs to cater to people like PK's sensibilities and ego.
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  302. You people are so hopelessly ignorant and self-absorbed about nature.
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  303. Neutral side of nature, you mean.
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  304. Best part 1:00
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  305. There's no reason to kill it first. They're just eating their food the way they've evolved to. Zebras aren't concerned about "killing a plant" first before biting off pieces of it to chew and swallow. Literally the same goes for hyenas.
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  306. That's what you get with these dumb herbivores.
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  307. Where do you see human interference?
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  308. There's no need to kill the prey. It's about eating food. Lions also eat prey alive.
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  309. put down the Disney movies
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  310. What has the buffalo done to deserve "saving" and what has the hyena done to not deserve to eat food?
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  311. They're just innocent animals. Put down the Disney movies.
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  312. Great video. Don't often see videos of giraffes as prey animals.
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  313. Cruelty requires intention. The lions aren't being cruel at all.
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  314. How are you people so damn ignorant about basic nature in 2023?😂
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  315. GREEDY IMPALA EATS LEAVES
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  316. It's part of the cheetah's natural diet. It got caught. Do you also prevent antelopes from eating their food?
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  317. Lions eat prey alive too.
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  318. Yup. Hyenas feeding method is identical to that of zebras or impalas: locate food, bring mouth close to food, tear off pieces to chew/swallow.
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  319. It's a natural prey animal.
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  320.  @eveeve9496  What's wrong with liking it?
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  321. I love it when buffalos "defend" each other 🤣 They make such great prey animals.
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  322. What is wrong with filming it? This is just one of many every day occurrences across the globe between predator and prey species. Just because you have weird false self-centered perspective of animals doesn't mean that's how it really is.
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  323.  @susuwika  Change what? Interfere in the natural process of how predator species acquire food essential for their survival? What the hell are you talking about? Nothing immoral or malicious is happening here. You're acting like you're witnessing a war crime or something. And what's wrong with filming it and publishing it? It IS a video snapshot? You're acting like someone filmed a human torturing an animal.
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  324. There's no cruelty happening here.
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  325. It's a predator species catching prey. What is it with you morons on these videos.
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  326. Hyena-wild dog and hyena-leopard collabs are the best
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  327. They're eating their food, you idiot. What is it with you ignorant animal abusers.
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  328.  @amreshsingh-rg7fj  Tu hai chutiya. Janvaron ki duniya aisay hi chalti hai.
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  329. Actually, you're even dumber. That's a natural prey animal. Absolutely nothing wrong is happening in this video.
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  330. Neither of them are bad.
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  331. It's a wildebeest, so most likely the third option.
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  332. What an ignorant and moronic statement to make.
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  333. They're one of my favorite animals. I don't like any of the herbivore prey animals so this is like the best of both worlds.
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  334. That's its problem. Shouldn't have gotten itself caught.
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  335. Pretty standard behavior for prey animals.
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  336. It's a prey animal that got caught. That's how it works. There's absolutely no reason to "save" it just like you wouldn't "save" grass from being eaten by the herbivores.
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  337. Nah, it's enjoyable.
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  338. Lions eat by hunting.
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  339.  @RadiantReveries84  lol "on my watch" they're not your pets and not your farm animal.
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  340. It's just a natural prey animal. You watched it for enjoyment too.
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  341. Lions regularly eat prey alive. Nothing wrong with that.
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  342. Scary how many animal abusing psychos like you are out there, completely ignorant of nature.
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  343. 4:02 this sums up wildebeest (and sometimes buffalo too) perfectly. I hope the jackals were able to eat the calf for all the effort they had to put into it.
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  344. Big cats eat prey while it's still alive too. Killing has nothing to do with it. It's only about eating food. Just like it is for herbivores.
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  345. There's nothing sad about natural predation.
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  346. It's incredible just how many people are so ignorant about nature and wildlife. Is your entire perspective on animals based on Disney and pets?
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  347. Nothing wrong or immoral is happening in this video. Observing nature isn't wrong.
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  348. It's an herbivore. They're designed to be extremely stupid. Wait until you see how a wildebeest "defends" its baby.
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  349. They're the worst of the prey animals.
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  350. I love how impala is included in the title like it's a combatant in this. It's just a walking meat bag that was either gonna get opened up by sharp teeth or crunched between huge jaws.
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  351. Sad they weren't able to get the meal.
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  352. Yeah, how dare an animal acquire its natural diet!!
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  353. 3:31 "how many rolls of toilet paper did we bring?"
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  354. It's being overpowered. Larger prey sometimes to shake off their predator and run.
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  355. What does fairness have to do with it? It's not a boxing match.
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  356. lol you people struggling with basic predator prey interactions is hilarious.
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  357.  @Marcus123ification  No, I just have the capacity to view nature without bringing my own feelings into it. Buffalo are a staple prey animal for a reason. They're scared and panicked about a pack of wild dogs and easily abandon their young.
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  358. Yup, my second favorite of the predator species.
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  359. What's disrespectful here and who is being disrespected?
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  360. Who in their right mind would hate hyenas? They're among the best of the predator species.
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  361. Nonsense
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  362. what an idiotic comment.
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  363. So by your logic, all predators must be denied their food and made to starve. And here I thought you wanted to "help" wild animals.
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  364. Only by Disney brainwashed fools.
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  365. that's one of the more entertaining things about prey animals. you should see what buffalo sometimes do to their kids when "defending" them.
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  366. The lion is as innocent as a baby gazelle. You're watching too much Disney.
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  367. The laughing and giggling can be annoying in these videos, but it's just some animals eating their food. There's nothing wrong or immoral happening. And it's not a "poor" buffalo. Why are so many of you people incapable of keeping your emotions and egos out of observation of the world?
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  368. Zebras thrive in the animal kingdom. You don't seem to understand how nature works.
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  369. Only people brainwashed by Disney and the misrepresentations they get from nature shows hate hyenas. Hyenas eat their food precisely the same way an impala eats its food. Also, an individual impala feeling pain has absolutely no importance in nature whatsoever. A scenario in which this impala had fallen dead instantly and then an animal started eating its corpse and what's happening in this clip are equal and identical events in nature.
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  370. Why does it deserve that?
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  371. What difference does it make if it's a baby buffalo or adult? And you would be depriving the dogs of their natural diet that they spent effort and time acquiring.
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  372. Prey animal parents are not very smart. That's what make them so amusing.
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  373. Do you understand what predator and prey species are? How are you so ignorant about nature? Nothing wrong is happening in this video.
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  374. It's not crying for help, by the way. Do duikers come running to attack the carnivore or do they tuck tail and run?
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  375. They're one of the best of the predator species. Now antelopes like this one, on the other hand...
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  376. Predators eat prey animals. That's the natural way. It would be like shooting wildebeest for eating their food.
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  377. It wasn't 'poor'. It was trying to starve the wild dogs.
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  378. It's a natural prey animal and the eagle's food. Nothing wrong is happening and this clip and there's nothing to "save". How are you people this ignorant about nature?
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  379. The simple consequences of carrying other animals' food on your body and then failing to escape or defend yourself. Nice work by the dogs.
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  380. you people watch this stuff like it's a disney movie. The hyena isn't doing anything wrong. it's just eating its food like the buffalo eats its food.
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  381. Nothing sad about it. Lions (or some other animals) will get a meal that they need to survive.
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  382. "You wont be forgotten little girl/guy." It's an arbitrary bag of calories and nutrients. You're trying to make some sort of Disney narrative out of it.
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  383. It experienced lots and lots of pain during this.
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  384. It's not innocent. It's just a prey animal. And the lion isn't doing anything wrong. By poking your nose into the natural world and interfering, you would be.
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  385. Why? This isn't some Disney movie with buffalo as the protagonists. This is a commonplace morally neutral occurrence that's been happening for hundreds of millions of years before humans even showed up. Wildlife isn't about your feelings.
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  386. Of course they are. Lions aren't bad at all though. There's nothing wrong happening in this video.
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  387. Because Disney has made you think individual animals in nature are somehow characters.
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  388. No, it doesn't.
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  389. which video did you watch? 😂 it stood far away from the baby and didn't show up until the lion had injured it. Then she stomps her foot on the ground and literally walks away. Herbivore prey animals "defending" their young is a great genre of entertainment.
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  390. It's not a "poor" animal. It was carrying their food on its body and was trying to deprive them of it.
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  391. So you would deprive certain animals in their natural habitat of their natural diet. How psychotic.
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  392. Disney brainwashed people viewing nature is so hilarious Absolutely nothing wrong is happening in this video. The only thing wrong is human intervention
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  393. It's natural predator-prey interaction. There's no moral element to it.
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  394.  @zekidanm880  ​ @Zekidan M Having sympathy for the prey animal or not having sympathy for the prey animal makes absolutely no difference whatsoever to anything (including to the prey animal). And there is no person killing an innocent here, so I'm not sure what you're talking about there.
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  395. The vast majority of impalas don't get caught by predators.
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  396. .... this is a wild buffalo. And they're a regular food for lions.
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  397. nah, they'd be panicked and running away from being bitten from random directions.
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  398. Baby antelopes are among the most obnoxious of prey animals.
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  399. Nothing wrong is happening. Predation is a perfectly healthy and normal part of nature.
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  400. At least there was a happy ending. Good for the leopard. Maybe, the mother should have tried tossing the calf around with its horns a few times like in that other video.
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  401. That's why they make some of the best prey animals.
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  402.  @lightingskies5008 yup, they both vastly overpower and outnumber the lions, and look what happens at 4:00 😂 After zebras, they're the most entertaining of the prey animals.
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  403. They're among the stupidest of the herbivore prey animals. Makes for satisfying viewing.
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  404. Nothing wrong is happening here.
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  405. There's nothing wrong with baby animals dying in the wild due to natural causes. You Disney brainwashed people confuse nature with the artificial world of pets.
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  406. Why? Besides, they're not a regular prey animal.
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  407. Yup, easily in my top 3 of the predator species.
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  408. They're the second best of the predator species. Zebras are the worst animals on the planet. Great video.
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  409. There is no "humane" thing to do in nature. It's nature. Nothing wrong is happening.
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  410. It's not a fight. They're acquiring their natural diet.
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  411. There's absolutely no reason to deprive the lions of their food.
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  412.  loves2smooch384  No, they don't. And when they do suffocate before eating, it has absolutely nothing to do with the prey animal. These mongoose are not "torturing" the hare. You've watched too much Disney and are thinking these animals are people. Not to mention, they can't suffocate a hare. You're just wrong about everything here.
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  413. That's not how it works.
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  414. lol, no it isn't. Predation isn't anything wrong. Stuff like this has happened billions of times.
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  415. That would be very irresponsible and potentially cruel intervening with nature.
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  416. Same. Antelopes are some of the worst animals.
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  417. Why?
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  418. ​ @beorlingo  lol, no they don't. It's not a zoo. This is regular predator-prey interactions. This is naturally what is happening between various species all over the world and has been for hundreds of millions of years. There is no need for humans to be sticking our noses everywhere. Nothing out of the ordinary is happening here. Besides, interfering with hunts and just shooting prey dead is going to impact lions' ability to hunt over time.
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  419.  @beorlingo  I'm aware that these areas are managed to an extent, but they're not zoos. There's no reason to interfere with wild animals acquiring and eating food in their natural way. The only way something "bad" is happening here that should be interfered with is if that buffalo's leg was broken and it was placed there on purpose.
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  420. Neither of them are cruel. If you actually watch the video without the Disney brainwashing, you'll see that they eat their food exactly the same way a buffalo or a gazelle eats its food.
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  421. They're just eating food. It has nothing to do with cowardice or bravery. Also, why would there need to be a "clean kill"? They're not out to "kill". They eat exactly the same way a zebra eats: they locate food, bring mouth close to food, tear of pieces to chew and swallow. You're blaming those nature programs when you yourself have a pretty weird misconception of nature.
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  422. There's no reason to kill it first. They're just eating food. Just like antelopes don't kill a plant first before eating since that's not the point.
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  423. They're prey animals for a reason.
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  424.  @Hannahisalsoabiggie  It's responsible for this happening to it. Most hares don't get themselves caught by predators.
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  425. The vast majority of them die of other causes. A very small number of them get eaten by predators.
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  426. Yup, they're the worst of the prey animals.
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  427. They're a prey animal. It's fine.
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  428. Evil has nothing to do with it. They're just eating their food.
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  429. Nice work by the lions. Buffalo make great prey animals.
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  430. It's not poor.
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  431. "Deserve" has nothing to do with it. Sometimes the prey animal is able to escape/defend itself. Sometimes it isn't. Both cases are just fine.
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  432. The leopard is as innocent as the wildebeest calf. Nothing wrong is happening in this video at all.
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  433. Why? The kudu failed to defend itself or escape so that's what it gets.
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  434.  @ghoroob19  lol self confidence. wtf. Like I said, it failed to defend or escape. That's its problem. The lion is doing nothing wrong.
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  435.  @ghoroob19  Why? It's the lion's food. If the kudu is about to eat some grass would you take grass away from it?
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  436. lol "were supposed to". It's the natural world. Humans interfere with nature enough as it is. It's amazing how many delusional people want to go around depriving predator species of their food.
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  437. I know. I was worried there for a second.
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  438. It's perfectly fine. Buffalo population thrive in the face of predation. Get the Disney brainwashing and Animal Planet misinformation out of your mind and it'll be fine.
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  439. It's amazing how many delusional ignorant people watch these videos. There's no reason to rob the lions of their natural diet.
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  440.  @uv1297  yes, baby animals have been part of the natural diets of predators for hundreds of millions of years. It's basic everyday banal stuff. Nothing happening here for humans to manufacture a tragedy or a moral outrage out of.
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  441. The energy and risk predator species have to put into just being able to acquire food necessary to live. Glad they got the meal.
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  442. Neither. It's nature. It's not a Disney movie.
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  443. Good thing you weren't there. What a psychopathic animal abuser.
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  444. Nah. https://youtu.be/vCqcGuwFkSM
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  445. Why chase them off? They're eating their natural diet.
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  446. It's nature. Nothing wrong is happening so there's nothing wrong with observing it.
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  447. Yeah, one of the most obnoxious of the antelope sounds. Thank you, leopard.
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  448. So do the lions and it's trying to starve them.
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  449. Because it's part of the lions' natural diet.... Do you go around preventing buffalo and zebras from eating their diet?
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  450. Why? They eat food just fine. It's not about killing. It's about eating food.
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  451. Yup, whiny little herbivore who failed to escape.
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  452. And a small well dug into its back 0:50 Nicely done by the lions.
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  453. There's a reason they're a regular prey animal.
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  454. lol, it's just nature. Nothing wrong is happening. It's not like they're watching dogfighting.
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  455.  @knightshift8714  It's not about you and your feelings though. Why do so many people view nature this way? Humans interfere with nature enough as it is. So you'd deprive the cheetah of its food and yet are calling nature "cruel". A human deliberately depriving an animal and its kids of essential food is cruel. What the cheetah is doing is not cruel.
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  456. Entertainment/amusement/curiosity, which is why you watched it.
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  457. Humans harming animals is bad. Natural predator/prey interactions aren't bad.
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  458. They do.
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  459. Impalas don't feel bad about it. One of its roles is to transfer calories and nutrients to other animals.
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  460. Yup, love seeing stuff like this happening to buffalo calves. One of the most annoying of the prey animals.
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  461. Or you could stop thinking the world has to cater to your feelings and just put away your camera. Or better yet, don't go into wildlife areas to get offended by animals eating their natural diet.
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  462. As long as it's due to natural causes such as predation, I love it.
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  463. Nothing sick about it at all. This is in harmony with nature, buffalo population, environment, etc.
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  464. If a tiger shows up here, somebody has illegally trafficked it.
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  465. No, the dogs are eating their natural diet. There's no need for "help". The vast majority of prey animals don't get eaten. Those buffalo ran away, abandoning the calves behind them. The dogs aren't doing anything wrong. Would you also go around depriving buffalo of their food and starving them to death?
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  466.  @DinnerForkTongue  lol what made you think of that 😂
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  467. They're not taking somebody's life. They're eating their natural food.
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  468. Nothing sick about witnessing nature.
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  469.  @seanmatthewking  Yup, they're one of the stupidest of the herbivores. Provides for some entertainment clips to watch though.
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  470. It's unreal how stupid you people are about nature.
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  471. cowardice and stupidity.
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  472. Well, it's worse when you have a parent as idiotic as these buffalos. At 0:43 after having scared the lion off, she literally turns and walks away, allowing the lion to come back and injure the useless calf some more. These herbivores deserve all the pain they get put through.
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  473.  @penguin6131  I'm not the one saying it's dead. It might live. But it has become an extremely easy target for predators, and hopefully was caught.
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  474. There are too many idiots out there that think the pets they're used to in their towns and cities are what nature and wildlife is.
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  475. The best part was around 2:08 when it thinks it can do anything to the hyenas and as soon as the teeth sink in it scurries away making its annoying complaining sounds. I'm glad it got what was coming to it.
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  476. Yeah, I'm sure these stupid herbivores would know that.
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  477.  @arumba7345  Yup, leave it to the Disney delusionals to keep injecting their feelings onto wild animals.
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  478. They don't kill. They just eat. Hyenas eat the same way zebras eat.
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  479. They're prey animals for a reason.
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  480. 1:39 Nothing like a herbivore mother's love for its child.
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  481. Perfectly fair. It's the impala's responsibility to survive.
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  482.  @Raphael16045  I was more referring to calling hyenas and male hippos menaces. But yeah, a hippo trying to mate with a dying hippo is "normal" too, whatever you mean by that
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  483.  @Lord_of_Proboscidea  Exactly. And even those popular science nature programs. They present perfectly routine and non-moral occurrences like predation as if its some drama with hostilities and protagonists/antagonists.
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  484. They're the best. Antelopes are awful animals.
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  485. Not at all. That's how herbivores eat their food too.
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  486. Nothing wrong is happening and there's nothing disrespectful about showing it. you people act like someone uploaded a dogfighting video
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  487. Why are there so many people completely ignorant of wildlife and nature in this day and age?
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  488. It's just another prey animal. It makes no sense to "save it".
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  489. This IS harmony and peace. The "wild" has always been like this. It's humans who destroy it.
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  490. They also ate it alive.
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  491. Excellent.
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  492. It's a standard food item in nature. One of the natural roles of prey animals is to provide the necessary calories and nutrients to predator species. Just like one of the roles plants serve in the ecosystem is to provide nutrients to giraffes and other herbivores.
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  493. No. https://youtu.be/vCqcGuwFkSM https://youtu.be/BFonulrR-BI https://youtu.be/vK5XSLf3JjM Also, mercy has nothing to do with it since they're not "killers" at all. They're just eating food. These hyenas are eating exactly the same way a zebra eats.
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  494. No such thing as evil or innocent in nature. A cape buffalo is as evil or as innocent as a hyena.
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  495. There's nothing to help. Predator species eat prey as their natural diet. Nothing wrong is happening here.
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  496. Impalas have the most obnoxious sound of all the antelopes, except for perhaps the wildebeest.
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  497. How do you think zebras eat their food? Hyenas are no more ruthless. (in actuality, neither animal is ruthless)
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  498. Two very different things. This is just natural predation. Absolutely nothing wrong is occurring in this video. That said, the laughing is annoying though.
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  499. It's pain is of absolutely zero importance in nature. Decades of Disney brainwashing has really done a number on you people's brains.
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  500. Nothing wrong with that. It's the prey's responsibility to not get caught.
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  501. Hope it got caught.
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  502. Why? It's the lions' food. They caught it. They deserve to eat it.
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  503. The word "innocent" makes no sense here. The lions are as "innocent" as the baby giraffe. Too many people project their own feelings on to nature.
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  504.  @lucifer-nm5em  Ethics and morality don't apply here. The lions aren't doing anything unethical.
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  505.  @randybobandy9828  Seriously. These nature videos are full of these arrogant and ignorant morons
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  506.  @lucifer-nm5em  said the baby giraffe to the lion
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  507.  @lucifer-nm5em  what a ridiculous self-centered arrogant thing to say
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  508. Absolutely nothing cruel about it.
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  509. It's just one of the many predator species out there eating its food.
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  510. Nothing here needs "saving". The hyena is just eating its food. All wild animals have that right.
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  511. So are prey.
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  512. That's just a stupid human misconception propagated by Disney nonsense. They're all just animals.
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  513.  @Rainkit  yeah, those lionesses aren't adopting. You just stopped the video before it got good.
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  514. It's not an impala. It's not cruel to record a predator trying to eat its natural diet.
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  515.  @golfman7542  the title is literally serval kitten vs lion. I don't think there was any doubt what you were going to see. If you click on a video with that title, you can't complain about a warning.
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  516. No. The buffalos and the calf must save it. And they failed.
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  517. It shouldn't have gotten itself caught then.
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  518. it's a dumb herbivore prey animal
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  519. They're not "vicious". They're just innocent animals eating their food. That buffalo is an arbitrary prey animal. It's perfectly normal what happened to it.
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  520.  @pappysprite  Yes, they're as innocent as a baby buffalo. They're just eating their food. They are as aware and concerned about their food feeling pain as a gazelle is about its food feeling pain. In fact, their method of eating is identical to that of a buffalo: locate food, bring mouth close to food, begin to chew and swallow. If anything, they're the ones risking injury from their food. They have to spend energy struggling with their food and potentially being injured by it. Buffalos' food is stationary and doesn't try to struggle or fight back. Also, it's not uncommon for lions to eat before the prey is dead.
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  521.  @korrngoblin  I see what you're saying. I think if you click on those three dots next to the thumbnail and select "not interested" or "don't recommend channel", that should help. I agree though, YT recommends odd things.
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  522.  @cintronproductions9430  Nah, it's intolerable: https://youtu.be/vCqcGuwFkSM
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  523. It's just animals eating their natural diet. Compassion has nothing to do with it. Nothing wrong or unethical or immoral is happening.
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  524. Wild dogs are awesome. Antelopes are some of worst animals on the planet. Great video.
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  525. There's nothing wrong with it at all. Just a mundane predator/prey interaction. Buffalo eat their food in an identical manner.
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  526. Welcome to herbivores.
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  527. do you think this is a farm or a zoo?
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  528. So people should go around depriving various animals of their natural diet?
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  529.  @johnytan971  You again. No, I'm not saying it's wrong to feel sad for any of these prey animals. I'm saying it's silly and pointless. Feel however you want.
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  530. Disney has done a real number on you peoples' brains.
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  531. Harmless entertainment
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  532. Yup, excellent.
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  533. Do you mean as a pet lover? Because pets doing this to each other would be sad and cause for an outrage. This IS what animals are like so being an animal lover and saying this is disturbing to watch means you don't really know what animals are.
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  534. lol, eating food to survive is not evil.
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  535.  @gwalters4757  For humans, sure.
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  536. Yup 😂
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  537. Stopped what? Animals eating their natural food?
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  538. They're just innocent animals eating their natural food with no awareness/concern/intentions of causing pain or harm. Impalas eat their food exactly the same way as wild dogs and hyenas.
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  539. There are consequences to having useless hooved legs and a small mouth with blunt grass-chewing teeth. Defending itself or escaping is the antelope's responsibility and it failed.
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  540. wildebeest are one of the worst of the antelopes.
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  541. They're among the worst of the prey animals.
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  542.  @lisapearlman  nature isn't about your feelings. Predation is a perfectly normal part of nature and has existed from the start. Humans showing up very recently and going "this animal eating its food hurts my feelings and makes me sad" is very ignorant and self-centered. Prey species thrive just fine in the presence of predation, because that's how they've evolved to be. One of the roles of prey animals (including their young) is for a certain number of them to provide calories and nutrients to other animals. Just like plants provide nutrients to herbivores. It's literally the same thing. There's nothing special about a baby giraffe. This thing of "poor baby giraffe deserved to live" is again human misinformed self-centeredness. As long as enough baby giraffes survive to reproduce, it's all fine. Besides, a very small number of individuals of any prey species get eaten. The vast majority of them die of other causes.
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  543.  @beesmart4048  Sure, there is struggle in nature. This lion also struggled to find food and couldn't succeed this time.
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  544.  @beesmart4048  lmao, okayyyy. this conversation took a totally unexpected turn. have a nice day.
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  545. Not at all. It's simply eating its food.
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  546.  @robertwegner8962  To us. But we're not the center of the universe. Eating your food off a living animal being repugnant or appalling simply isn't a concept in the natural wild.
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  547.  @robertwegner8962  Nah, they'd eat his ass alive too.
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  548.  @robertwegner8962  lol, no thanks. Have fun with your imaginary friends and fantasies.
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  549. Not anywhere close to as brutal as humans. Humans are in no place to call animals brutal.
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  550.  @NannupTiger  https://youtu.be/DteYlWcfskA
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  551. It's their food. They deserve to eat it.
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  552. Why? Lions got to eat food.
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  553. It's a food item. Why should it be saved. That's like saying I would remove trees if I see a herbivore coming to eat them.
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  554.  @Jessicawhite604  Yes, this one couldn't escape and got caught. A lot of them are either never targeted by lions or escape or get saved by the adults. That's just how it works. I would only feel bad if humans contributed to the calf getting caught.
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  555. What difference does that make? What will growing up do?
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  556. It was useless. Pretty standard herbivore prey animal behavior.
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  557. They're great. Prey animals, on the other hand, are awful.
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  558. How ignorant are you people about nature? 😂 It's a natural prey animal. It doesn't need to be "saved". Predator species acquire food by hunting. And nothing wrong or immoral is happening here.
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  559. Not at all. Innocent predator species is able to eat its food naturally.
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  560.  @BarnsOfChris  What do you think most impalas die of?
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  561. lol, no it didn't. It's a prey animal. You people 😂
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  562. Nothing wrong is happening in this video. You Disney brainwashed people act like someone just uploaded a dogfighting video or something.
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  563. Why? It's catching its food.
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  564. It's a natural prey animal. What's happening in this video is in perfect harmony with nature. Also, it's carrying the leopard's food on its body. What would be cruel is the leopard being deprived of it.
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  565.  @SDPBALLCOACH  These Disney brainwashed "nature lovers" think each individual animal in the wild is somehow valuable on its own and should live to an old age. They confuse nature and wildlife with human society or the artificial world of pets.
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  566. They're prey animals for a reason.
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  567. Why?
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  568.  @velvele80y  .... this is how hyenas eat.
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  569. It's the lions' natural food. You'd be robbing the lions of their meal.
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  570. Lions also eat various animals alive, especially zebras. There are some great clips of those here. Hyenas and wild dogs are some of my favorite predators because of their hunting style.
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  571. If you can't see the difference between a prey animal that evolved alongside its predator species over millions of years and a human child unnaturally placed in a predator's territory then you're too stupid to watch these nature videos.
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  572. It's nothing to do with supremacy. The lions are simply acquiring food. When giraffes eat they're not trying to gain supremacy over their food.
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  573. It's perfectly normal what's happening to it.
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  574. Why would they go for "the kill". They're eating.
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  575. Small calves are idiots. Even stupider than the adult cowards who you see running and abandoning it. Love seeing young buffalo being hunted (as long as it's by their natural predators of course).
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  576. There's nothing sad about nature.
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  577. Nothing sad about it. The buffalo's life isn't worth more than the lions'.
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  578.  @HardiSomal  What is the buffalo's life worth and why? It's not like a human being is harming it. It failed to defend itself or escape its natural predator, so it's getting what it "deserves".
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  579.  @HardiSomal  you just keep repeating these empty words. What do you mean i should respect this buffalo? What does that mean?
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  580. @JAYSON CARRENDER What?
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  581. It's a mundane unemotional event.
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  582. Man, Disney and the artificial world of pets and farm animals have really done a number on you people's entire perspective on nature.
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  583. Not really. Crocodiles and leopards need food to survive too.
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  584. Why would it do that? It's not about killing the animal, it's just about eating. What's not fair about it? Do impalas worry about whether they "kill" a plant or not?
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  585. There's zero animal cruelty in nature. You're thinking humans.
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  586. They're one of the ugliest of the prey animals.
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  587. Don't worry. Lions cause far more pain to the buffalos and far more often. There are like 3 videos of buffalos hurting lions vs dozens of ones of lions destroying the dumb herbivores.
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  588. Buffalo don't trample. Also, they're panicked around wild dogs and scamper away. You people have such a weird misconception of how wildlife actually is.
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  589. The baby itself and the mother were supposed to save it. They both failed.
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  590. It's carrying their food. Nothing "poor" about it.
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  591. The wild dogs are doing nothing wrong.
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  592. Nonsense.
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  593. Why?
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  594. Lions and other predator species eat other animals as their natural diet. You bloody idiot.
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  595. This isn't animal abuse and nothing like humans harming animals.
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  596. No way. There are too many of them. The bull would be terrified and either run or not know what to do. Not to mention, wild dogs would be completely unfamiliar to the bull.
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  597.  @jkking6089  do they kill a dozen vicious dogs persistently trying to bite its soft underbelly and genitals? It'll be too panicked.
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  598. They were scared of the dogs and running away, abandoning the calf in the process. They're a bovine prey animal and a regular part of some predator species' diet.
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  599. A buffalo stands no chance against several wild dogs. At best it would try to just run away. "I will always defend any herbivores against its predators" What a dumb and weird thing to say.
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  600. It doesn't effect them.
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  601. It's a predator species eating its natural diet. It's absolutely nothing like your example.
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  602. You mean these lions? https://youtu.be/vCqcGuwFkSM https://youtu.be/6dj-74Ks3Mo
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  603. The "brutality" is coming from the buffalo for having pain receptors. The wild dogs are not responsible for that.
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  604. Sad the lions couldn't get a meal this time.
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  605. They're innocent animals just eating their natural diet. The ignorance of you Disney brainwashed people is hilarious.
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  606.  @stormy6499  So someone forced you to click on it?
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  607.  @stormy6499  a) there's nothing wrong happening in this video b) nobody HAS to see this. You chose to watch it and are now complaining about it.
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  608. The calf is a regular prey animal and lions are predators.
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  609. It's not murder. It's an animal eating its diet. Murder is immoral. The lion is doing nothing wrong.
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  610. Uh, I think it was better off without the mother being there: https://youtu.be/Gxaf0Kqen8c
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  611. what do you mean?
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  612.  @pon2oon  But it's not sadistic. Sadism is about enjoying harming others. That's a human thing. The cheetah is just eating food. Nothing immoral is happening here.
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  613. It's going to eat it. It's just its food.
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  614. Impalas get themselves into the most amusing situations.
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  615. Herbivore stupidity leads to some great viewing for humans though. :)
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  616. Nah, it felt a lot of pain. And there's nothing wrong with what happened to it. It's just natural predation.
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  617. Why? The hyena found some food. Nothing wrong with it.
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  618. Agreed. I think a lot of people find it annoying, but I love it. I personally find the complaints of antelopes like impalas much more obnoxious.
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  619.  @projectbluebookofficial  No, just like humans, they feel pain.
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  620.  @projectbluebookofficial  Then you haven't actually read my comments. The keyword is right there in your comment: "WHEN their adrenaline kicks in". Along the way to that, it felt lots of pain. If a few dogs started biting you in random places and tearing off small pieces of flesh here and there, you wouldn't just instantly go into shock at the first bite. There will be quite a bit of agony.
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  621.  @SirKolass  There's no reason to do research. Everyone knows humans, buffalo, dogs, monkeys, etc have pain receptors and feel pain. Humans have adrenaline but we feel pain. This buffalo felt pain during this encounter.
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  622. And hopefully get arrested for cruelty to animals.
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  623. Why? For eating their natural diet?
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  624. "I understood that reference"
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  625. There's nothing wrong with people laughing. It makes for an annoying video to watch, but there's nothing immoral or wrong about it.
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  626. lol, reporting an instance of a natural predator species eating their food.
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  627.  @user-lr8ow2jg4e  They're ignorant people who think individual prey animals are the protagonists of some Disney story.
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  628. It's a wild animal acquiring and eating its food in the natural way it evolved to. The prey got caught and failed to escape. Nothing evil or immoral is happening here.
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  629. The baby is part of various animals' natural diet. Nothing to "save". Nature isn't about some people's misguided and misinformed egotistical feelings.
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  630. There's no such thing as innocent in nature.
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  631. Wild dogs are equally as cruel as the bushbuck here. Both species begin chewing on their food without awareness of or concern about whether the food is feeling pain. A wild dog in the middle of eating a baby impala is as innocent as a baby impala chewing on vegetation.
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  632. That's just a Discovery channel brainwashing. Hyenas are in my top 3 favorite predator species. Lions regularly begin to eat before the prey is dead, especially with zebras. And there's nothing wrong with that. Enjoy: https://youtu.be/6dj-74Ks3Mo https://youtu.be/BFonulrR-BI https://youtu.be/GP4JUR38rBU
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  633. It's extremely rare that they'll be able to kick a lion. They're blindly thrown kicks in panic as they run away.
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  634. There's nothing wrong happening here. The buffalo calf doesn't have some magical story ending where it's supposed to live a full life. It's part of nature.
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  635. It's a natural prey animal. The sole responsibility for its safety and well being is on itself and its mother. It's been happening for hundreds of millions of years and is perfectly fine. Disney brainwashing has done a number on you people.
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  636. Yup. Besides, antelopes eat their food the same way. It's not like the eagle has intent to cause pain or anything.
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  637. Great for people on YouTube though.
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  638. it's just an arbitrary prey animal. you don't have to make it sound like it's some heroic protagonist in a Disney movie.
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  639. The vast majority of them don't get eaten.
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  640. They're not at all. It's their food.
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  641. It's pretty normal for prey animals.
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  642.  @dsimonfilms  Sure, sometimes the help. But sometimes they are very dumb and either help very inefficiently or simply abandon.
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  643. Yes, the baby cheetahs are actors.
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  644. If harming and killing animals is your thing, sure. Hopefully you would get arrested though.
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  645. The sad thing is the lion worked hard for the well-deserved meal only for the idiotic herbivore to drown itself.
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  646. What the hell are you talking about? It's just nature.
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  647. What has the duiker done to deserve this special treatment? It inhabits the same land as carnivore predators without offering them a single reason not to eat it.
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  648. It's perfectly fine. Nothing cruel is happening. Just a normal part of wildlife.
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  649. Nope. Hyenas are every bit as innocent as an impala.
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  650. proceeds to shit himself 😂😂😂
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  651.  @Sarlat7  You're making the common mistake of equating human society with natural predator/prey species.
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  652. It's part of nature. They're prey animals. This one failed to escape.
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  653. It's the hyena's food. Why does it need "saving?"
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  654.  @joeyconvery2055  No, they have pain receptors like us. It felt lots of pain for a good bit of this video.
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  655. No, they're not. They're as innocent as a baby gazelle.
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  656. It's a natural prey animal. There's nothing to "help out". How are you people so ignorant about nature?
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  657. It had a broken leg. It wasn't going anywhere no matter what.
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  658. How are you this ignorant about nature?
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  659. lol you Disney brainwashed people are hilarious. You literally just made that up.
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  660. Why? What's wrong with eating the impala?
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  661. lol, nothing horrible about it.
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  662.  @random4969  just because you have some issues with a particular mundane morally neutral aspect of nature doesn't make me a troll. "Dark side" is just a human concept. This is just an animal acquiring food and you're struggling with it.
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  663. Yup :)
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  664. They're a natural part of the diet of various predators. Not sad at all. It's neutral.
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  665. It's nature. If you fail to defend yourself or escape, you deserve it.
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  666. They're not hyenas. And they're just eating. It being alive and having pain receptors is not something they're responsible for.
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  667. Why? Then we wouldn't have this video.
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  668. Hyenas are as innocent as buffalo. They both locate their food and start chewing on it without awareness or care whether their food feels pain or not.
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  669. Yup, that's why they're one of my favorite prey animals.
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  670. Standard prey animal behavior. After some half-assed attempts at defending, they often abandon it. Sad for the lioness after spending all this effort and energy just so it could acquire food.
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  671. Pretty standard prey animal behavior.
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  672. This is nature in harmony. Disney has rotted your brain.
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  673. It's carrying their food on its body. What do you want them to do? Ask it for its meat?
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  674. That's because those people are self-centered ignorant fools. Nothing wrong is happening here. People need to stop pushing their Disney views onto predator-prey dynamics, which have existed literally for hundreds of millions of years before people even showed up.
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  675. no, they couldn't.
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  676. This isn't cruel in the way humans are cruel.
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  677. So you can watch it for entertainment purposes.
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  678. Why would you wanna harm animals in the wild acquiring their natural diet?
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  679. There's no RIP for animals. It died painfully like it deserved.
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  680. Yup. Got that BOGO deal.
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  681. There's nothing "unhuman" happening here.
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  682.  @jms0921  Disney got these people brainwashed really good
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  683.  @bobafett3035  Exactly. Nor should you do anything about it since nothing wrong is happening in the video.
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  684. What do you think a mother impala would do if a lion was running towards it? It would instantly abandon the young.
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  685. It's not an impala and it's not "poor". It's just a prey animal. The cheetah caught it and deserves to eat it.
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  686. How are you people this ignorant about nature? Predator species eat prey. There's nothing wrong with it.
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  687. Gotta love herbivore prey animals.
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  688. What is it with you people? They're eating their natural diet. They're a predator species.
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  689. There's nothing unfair about prey animals being eaten by predators.
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  690.  @You_suck432  Why is it unfair? Are buffalos supposed to have some special right to be excluded from predators' diet?
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  691.  @kabitshon535  Fairness and unfairness doesn't exist in nature. A baby buffalo being eaten alive is neither fair nor unfair. Is there a reason you chose a new born buffalo for your example?
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  692. You don't think predator species catch prey?
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  693. It deserved it for getting itself caught.
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  694. Yup, but at least the stupid duiker wasn't able to deprive the cheetah of food.
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  695. Because nothing wrong is happening. You people act like somebody filmed dogfighting or something.
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  696. It's a predator species eating its natural food. WTF are you talking about "crime"?
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  697. It would have instantly abandoned it.
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  698. They're dumb cowardly prey animals.
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  699. Quite easy and enjoyable to watch.
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  700. Why would you deprive wild animals of their natural diet? Maybe you should grow up and learn some basic facts about the world.
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  701. They're dumb prey animals.
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  702. Not at all. An animal was able to acquire its natural food.
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  703. Shouldn't have gotten caught then.
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  704. Predator species eat food this way. How stupid are you people? It's nature, not a zoo or your pets. The bushbuck is responsible for its safety and survival and the wild dogs are responsible for acquiring food necessary for their survival.
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  705. Love seeing kudu and other antelopes being treated like this.
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  706. And cowardly. Nice work by the dogs here.
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  707. It's just a cheetah eating its food.
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  708. Does he know?
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  709. It's not "poor".
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  710. There's zero sadness in this clip. Natural predation isn't a sad occurence.
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  711.  @Quareque  spotted hyenas are mainly predators
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  712. No, it can't and won't. An elephant wouldn't mess with several lions and at most would just intimidate them using aggressive stance/movements. And several lions would keep their distance from a large elephant. Nature isn't some stupid action movie.
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  713. The calf and the herd was responsible for its safety. It's basic nature.
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  714. I don't know but it says something pretty bad about you for wanting to kill animals.
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  715. It's not "poor". It got caught. That's its fault.
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  716.  @TheMastred  I know it suffered. That's just part of its life. It carries other animals' food on its body, and they should be able to eat. Most impalas don't get caught, so it's this impala's fault/luck that it did.
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  717. The only sound more obnoxious than this wildebeest's is the young Disney brainwashed woman's.
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  718. Not early on. They feel lots of pain just like a human would.
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  719. lol, what a psycho.
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  720. It's called predator species trying to eat a prey species. Basic everyday nature stuff that's been happening for hundreds of millions of years.
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  721. It's not "poor".
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  722. Trust me... it was better off without the mother: https://youtu.be/Gxaf0Kqen8c
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  723. Nothing is sad about it at all. It's just an arbitrary prey animal.
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  724.  @Jamal_Aw  There's no "sad" in wildlife and nature.
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  725. It might have, you're right. But there are many impalas out there that don't get caught by predators. They're all arbitrary and identical to each other.
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  726. Neither do zebras.
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  727. And they make the most entertaining of the prey animals too.
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  728. Just like the zebras do.
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  729. Its fault for getting caught.
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  730. Pain has no importance in nature (other than its evolutionary purpose). The zebra was 100% responsible for its safety and survival and it failed.
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  731. Buffalo afraid of wild dogs.
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  732. After zebras, buffalo are the most entertaining of the herbivore prey animals.
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  733.  @MonsterFan-Epicfan Oh, I agree with you. When I say entertaining, I mean as prey animals, not that they're cool. It's amusing the various way they get themselves caught and go down. Also, how hilariously inefficient their rescue attempts can be.
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  734. There's nothing wrong happening in this video.
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  735. lol, they're dumb herbivores.
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  736.  @obstantiadiscindo  Exactly. That's what makes it entertaining.
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  737. They're not "poor". Nature isn't a Disney movie.
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  738. lol, where was the bravery?
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  739.  @mohammedabrarahmed3299  I don't see how shouting loudly and flailing your legs is bravery. And you don't choose to go unconscious. The only reason it wasn't going unconscious is because the cheetah's grip wasn't tight enough.
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  740. They're just walking bags of meat.
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  741. Yeah, so bad that predator species natural diet is other animals for hundreds of millions of years. How dare they eat!
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  742. It's not sad at all. They're natural prey animals. How ignorant can you be about nature?
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  743. You Disney people are so funny.
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  744. Not at all. There's no cruelty here because there's no ethical or moral element to it. Cruelty would be a human doing that to the buck because we would be doing it to hurt it. The cheetah has no intention of causing pain or discomfort. This is just one of its natural foods.
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  745. You're imagining things.
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  746. There's no reason for them to. Also, they simply can't have regard for suffering of the hog. The warthog also has no regard for the suffering of any animal it harms.
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  747. Lions, tigers and cheetahs also don't have "mercy". Neither do impalas or buffalo. Also, lions and cheetahs also eat while the prey animal is still alive.
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  748.  @RandySavagxe  i bet they wish the mothers would do the same for them lol
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  749. What is it with you clueless people. There's no such thing as innocent or cruel in nature. Predator species natural diet is flesh and organs. These herbivores are literally carrying their food all over and inside their bodies. The predators are just eating that food. All else is just an inevitable consequence of that.
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  750. What are you talking about?
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  751. Did it eat the buffalo?
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  752. All those shows are misinformation about nature. That's why you see so many people outraged by basic nature on these YouTube videos comment sections (I don't mean you).
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  753. Yeah, that would be great. Interfering with wildlife and depriving animals of their natural diet.
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  754.  @user-hg8cg5hj4l You're not gonna get argument from me on that one. In fact, it's worse: we're the ones doing something bad. The leopards are doing nothing wrong here. We create animals all the while knowing that they're capable of feeling pain and discomfort and that causing something pain is immoral and then inflict it on them. But my point was different: interfering here to deprive leopards of their food would be wrong whether we hurt farm animals or not.
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  755. They're natural prey animals. You won't be "helping" out. You'd be interfering with nature.
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  756. It doesn't need help. It's a prey animal and the cheetah is trying to eat its diet the way they naturally do. What is wrong with you people?
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  757.  @binannongsiej6487  It's not about you. It's an animal trying to eat its food. People need to check their arrogance to think that their delusional self-centered feelings should be above predator species right to be able to eat.
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  758. What's sad? That the wild dogs were able to get food?
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  759.  @tinarees6328  It should have done a better job protecting it. That's not the dogs' fault.
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  760. The entertainment value of antelopes is their one redeeming quality. Glad the leopard got a nice meal.
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  761. Why?
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  762. Nothing cruel or unusual is happening here. The duiker couldn't get away. It failed to save itself.
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  763. They're wild animals eating their food. They're fully entitled to it just like buffalos are entitled to eating their food.
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  764. Wrong. Lions often start eating animals while they're alive.
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  765. Why did the dumb thing get itself stuck?
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  766. Of course not. A human child is not part of that environment. These herbivores exist among their predators in this natural habitat.
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  767. oh how little you know about them. Here's a herd easily abandoning their young as they scamper away scared from a few dogs: https://youtu.be/ZeN6xCg7nY0
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  768. Is there a time stamp for where it tries to protect the baby? I did see the part where it gets a little bite for itself and thinks "mmm, I'm eating the next one myself"
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  769. He didn't. And even if he did, why don't you understand that?
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  770. it felt intense pain. shock isn't some magic thing.
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  771. They're as innocent as a baby impala. In fact, even their feeding methods are identical to that of impalas: locate food, bring mouth close to food, tear off pieces to chew/swallow. What kind of brainwashing has Disney done to you?
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  772.  @sergek8  but they're not ferocious either. that's a longstanding misconception humans have when looking at nature. they eat their food for exactly the same reason and exactly the same way that herbivores do.
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  773. Nah, the impala felt a lot of pain during this.
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  774. They're a standard prey animal and have been for ages. Nothing wrong is going on here.
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  775. For humans, that's terrible. For antelopes in nature, not at all.
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  776. One of the most entertaining and cowardly of the dumb prey animals.
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  777.  @Fazbearingtonthe3rd  Not really, they're good enough
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  778. What is it with you people? It's the lions' natural diet. Would you go around depriving all predator species of food?
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  779. The wild dogs and hyenas aren't ruthless. They're as innocent as a baby impala.
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  780. We know that's how we are inside too. It's still entertaining to watch it happen to these things.
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  781. What do you think happens to the dead body?
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  782. What an idiotic thing to say. "Disrupt the kill of an innocent" All that is irrelevant to what's happening. There's no such thing as innocent here. It's a cheetah trying to eat its diet.
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  783. That's what's so great about prey animals.
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  784. LOL, every single video of predator species eating their natural diet has clueless people like you talking about "helping".
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  785. No such thing as humane or inhumane in nature. The wild dogs eat their food in an identical manner to how buffalo eat theirs.
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  786. 1) why? 2) it isn't rare for lions to eat buffalo alive too
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  787.  @rosehernandez475  Nah, even then there's a good bit of agony. They get pierced by the claws as they're grabbed, then there's the pain of their teeth around their necks, and of course being suffocated over a couple of minutes is of course going to be quite uncomfortable to put it mildly. I don't know why you people place so much importance on the pain sensations of prey animals. They're inconsequential in nature.
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  788. 100% its own fault.
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  789.  @TrueMartin  None of that is true. They don't just go comatose. And they feel pain.
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  790. They're experts at that.
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  791. They're a dumb prey species. They're pretty inconsistent with defending their young. Nicely executed hunt by the dogs. Glad they got a nice meal.
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  792. They did evolve defenses. You don't see the size, strength and the horns? Predators just evolved accordingly.
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  793. There is no "saving" needed. It's the wild dogs' food.
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  794. Help what? It's an animal acquiring its natural diet.
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  795. No, it's not blind. That's just how they are.
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  796.  @Marcus123ification  Nah, they're natural. Prey animals regularly abandon their young. And certain animals are panicked and scared and run away instead of defending their young. Here's a large herd of adult buffalo scampering away from some wild dogs while leaving the calves behind them: https://youtu.be/ZeN6xCg7nY0
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  797. It's certainly not trying to drown it.
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  798. Nature is definitely not fucked up. Humans have fucked nature up, sure. But nature itself is just fine.
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  799. and that's a good thing.
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  800. "while the mom puts up a huge fight!" lol...
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  801. What's wrong with showing this?
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  802. They're just eating their food. You sound like an animal abusing psycho for wanting to hurt animals.
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  803. Why not? It's just animals eating food. There's nothing unethical or immoral going on.
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  804. They're not making a kill. They're eating their food.
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  805. What do you want them to do? Say grace first?
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  806. There was zero bravery there.
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  807.  Justin Ethnostate  They regularly leave the youngest ones behind when they cowardly make a run for it to save their own skin. That's how the stupid calves keep getting caught by lions and wild dogs.
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  808. Wait until you see what lions do to zebras. Now that's fun to watch.
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  809. No you don't. Those are just your psychotic animal abusing fantasies.
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  810. Hate? They're one of my top 3 predator species. Now zebras I dislike.
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  811. that IS the bird's food. what's wrong with you people
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  812. Why would a human deliberately take a baby to the lions? The herbivore prey animals exist there naturally and are a part of the lions' natural diet. Nothing wrong with that.
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  813. lol, you're serious?
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  814.  @dapperdingo  Laugh like a villain if you use feces for toothpaste
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  815. This is peaceful. They're not doing it out of malice or bad intentions. They're eating their food. The wildebeest is carrying their food all over its body and failed to escape.
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  816. Also because why would lions deserve to lose their food? Nobody goes around shooing off wildebeest when they're eating their food.
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  817. They're not going to go after people in these vehicles.
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  818. They're prey animals. They're generally pretty dumb and cowardly.
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  819. Quite the opposite. An innocent animals was able to get a meal.
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  820. "which this deer probably tried to do actually so the cheetah would let it go and it could live another day" No.
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  821. Nah, they'd drag it out. Wild dogs easily drag these things around by the head. Quite fun to watch.
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  822. Nah, it was well-deserved pain.
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  823. Not for long :)
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  824. Relax. They're just eating their natural food.
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  825. It's a buffalo. You can't expect much from it.
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  826. 1:19 that faceplant was a nice little bonus
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  827. Yup, and there's nothing wrong with it. The only thing that's wrong is those people's attitude who bring their ego and misinformed view of nature to these videos.
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  828. Hyenas and pythons are great. Impalas are awful, however.
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  829. They're not working together. They're eating food.
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  830. They're a natural food item for various animals. There's nothing wrong going on here.
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  831. Why? The lions got some food.
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  832. They're just dumb inconsistent prey animals.
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  833. It's a natural prey animal. You people are hilariously ignorant about basic nature
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  834. Pound for pound the most cowardly of all the prey animals.
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  835.  @davidviner5783  No, predators would evolve accordingly too.
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  836. That was great. It's just an obnoxious prey animal.
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  837.  @FnxyAlex  They're natural prey animals. It's amazing how ignorant you people are.
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  838. "innocent" is not the word people were thinking of.
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  839.  @cintronproductions9430  That's what my point was. Their only response is to run away and leave whoever got caught behind. So this duiker isn't asking for help because there is no such thing as duikers coming to help a duiker being killed.
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  840. It felt lots of pain.
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  841. Why?
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  842. The worst thing that could happen to a baby herbivore prey animal that has gotten itself caught by a predator is for its mother to decide to save it.
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  843.  @cmmngds  No. Nobody believes that. Monkeys and humans have a common ancestry. We didn't "evolve from" monkeys.
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  844. There's no such thing as cute or fair/unfair in nature. Only the Disney brainwashed fools think stuff like that.
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  845. If only they would put half the effort into defending their own stupid babies.
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  846. The lions are every bit as innocent as the calf. What exactly is wrong with predator species hunting and eating prey in their natural habitat?
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  847.  @Angel-gb9gi  The lions are hunting that to eat. It's their food. Also, why would you "save" a baby buffalo and not an adult buffalo?
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  848. I mean they're doing just fine eating. Killing isn't the point.
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  849. @ there's nothing to help. natural predation is a healthy and perfectly harmonious part of the nature that you're saying we should take care of. nothing wrong is happening in this scene.
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  850. You would be doing something immoral by depriving the cheetah of food.
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  851. lol what
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  852. The vast majority of herbivores don't get killed by predators. Also, predator species aren't ruthless at all. They're just eating their food just like a gazelle would eat its food. These hyenas are unaware of and unconcerned with their food being attached to something that has something called pain receptors, just like a gazelle is with its food.
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  853. I love hearing these naive tourists shocked at wild animals in their natural habitats not behaving like their domesticated pets.
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  854.  Daniel Deering  I don't have a problem with that. It's just nature. I just find the herbivore prey animals much more entertaining to see. I'm not one of those ignorant egotistical people who watch predator species eating food and get outraged and start talking about hurting cheetahs and lions.
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  855.  Daniel Deering  Shame there are so few videos of those then for you to enjoy. There are plenty of videos of dumb herbivore animals getting opened up by wild dogs though :)
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  856.  Daniel Deering  Have you seen this one: https://youtu.be/-PfhIEDicVA The best part is at 0:34
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  857.  Daniel Deering  Thanks! I just recently saw the third one, but the second one says video unavailable : ( Must be a country thing. I find it hilarious that people cry about wildlife interacting with other wildlife naturally the way it evolved to interact. I love me some lions, but those are definitely not better than the bushbuck/wild dogs interaction. Personal taste I guess.
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  858.  @davebartosh5  Nonsense. They don't know the pain they're causing.
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  859. It sat in one spot with all its legs tucked underneath it. It did the exact opposite of putting up a fight. It basically presented the dogs with a huge easy meal.
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  860. They're herbivore prey animals.
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  861. Nothing wrong is happening, so what's wrong with filming it? You're talking like someone uploaded a dogfighting video.
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  862. The word "deserves" doesn't apply in predator-prey interactions.
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  863. lol, they're buffaloes, not humans.
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  864.  @someshwargautam9712  sure, but a human seeing their child dying feels different than a buffalo seeing its child dying.
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  865. There's nothing cold hearted about liking this. It's just nature.
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  866. They're prey animals for a reason.
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  867. It has done nothing to deserve that special treatment. All that happened here is a prey animal failed to defend or get away from its carnivore predator. Business as usual. Provides for entertaining guilt-free viewing though.
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  868. It makes no difference that it's a baby.
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  869.  @MissKae_85  Yeah, poor lion expended all that effort just to be able to eat and the idiot herbivore drowned itself.
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  870. The mother ran away like the dumb coward herbivore she is.
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  871. It's just predator species eating their food. Reality doesn't revolve around how humans feel about animals. Animals have been eating animals for hundreds of millions of years before humans even showed up.
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  872. You mean like this? https://youtu.be/dRp1EfLQXBA https://youtu.be/vCqcGuwFkSM https://youtu.be/6dj-74Ks3Mo https://youtu.be/vK5XSLf3JjM Zebras make great prey animals.
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  873. It's not an impala and you sound like an animal abuser in the making.
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  874.  @Puppythuppa  Sorry, not religious and don't care about any of that nonsense. And someone who wants to kill a cheetah, you're definitely an animal abuser.
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  875. you have issues
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  876. Hyenas and wild dogs often open up larger prey animals from the asshole. If the dumb herbivore is standing and there are a few hyenas, then they'd open up the ass and create a slit in the side to pull out the goods inside. I'm glad there's this variety in predation and not every carnivore just suffocates before eating.
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  877. Psycho animal abuser
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  878. and cowardly, which is why they're so entertaining
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  879.  @Belisarius1967  oh that's gonna be a very small percentage of unsuccessful hunts. they're a cowardly prey animal.
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  880. Nothing wrong is happening.
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  881. What's sad about it?
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  882. No. They exist in harmony with nature. Predation is perfectly fine.
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  883. lol, you people are so dumb and ignorant about nature. They're a standard prey animal. It's perfectly fine for things like this to happen to some of them.
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  884. There's zero cruelty happening here.
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  885. Because we can't think of them as some trained military unit. They're a bovine prey animal.
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  886. Not poor at all. It was attempting to starve innocent animals.
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  887. Incorrect: https://youtu.be/vCqcGuwFkSM https://youtu.be/BFonulrR-BI https://youtu.be/vK5XSLf3JjM Decades of Disney and misinformation from nature programs has really done a number on people's brains.
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  888. Shame most likely it won't be recorded.
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  889. You mean the best part.
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  890. Hyenas are one of the best of the predator species. Also, lions regularly eat zebras while the zebra is still alive. And cheetahs also routinely eat prey while it's still alive. There's nothing wrong with that. Predator species are not cruel. They eat their food precisely the same way herbivores eat their food. Gotta set the Disney brainwashing aside and stop projecting human societal values and norms onto wildlife.
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  891. Why? It's the prey's fault for getting caught.
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  892. LOL, no. It's going to eat it violently. Cats sometimes play with their food like this. There are many wonderful videos on YouTube where they rough up the little herbivore and then kill it.
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  893. Evolution isn't about individual animals surviving. Impalas are perfectly adapted to predators.
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  894. you people 😂😂
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  895. Why?
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  896. Wait until you find out how predators have been eating for hundreds of millions of years.
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  897. It's the lions' food. Nothing to save.
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  898.  @khushalidave642  What does it matter if it's a young buffalo? Serious question.
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  899. They're standard natural prey animals. Nothing wrong is happening here.
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  900. buffalo are famous for putting up idiotic defenses.
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  901. Laughing at a natural predator-prey interaction (where there's no immorality or wrongdoing) is annoying. But hoping people get killed is psychotic. And no, interfering with nature because of your self-centeredness and ignorance is not the "logical" thing to do. Nothing wrong is happening in this scene.
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  902. Yes, because there isn't any difference between humans and predator species in the wild. There couldn't possibly be any good reason why it would be wrong for humans to torture or harm animals, right?
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  903.  @caesar7786  reading comprehension fail.
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  904. How was it victorious? It came away from it worse than it went in.
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  905. It makes no difference in nature whether it felt pain or not.
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  906. ... but it is cute.
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  907. They're certainly not "poor"
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  908.  @AntcmbHeat  They're certainly not "poor"
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  909. Not true at all. Lions eat prey alive also. And that's fine. Nothing "savage" about that.
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  910. All animals in nature are equally humane / inhumane. Hyenas eat their food in an identical manner to how gazelles eat their food.
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  911. What?
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  912. A dumb beautiful prey animal.
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  913. Lions also regularly eat prey alive. The pain prey animals (or any of them really) feel has no importance in nature. Wild dogs are as innocent as that buffalo calf. They're just eating their food.
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  914.  @VR-th5fs  I'm not a natural prey animal for leopards so if it was happening to me, it would be a totally different situation. What's happening in this video is in perfect harmony with nature.
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  915. They attempted to deprive animals of their natural food. Glad the lions got the meal.
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  916. Why?
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  917. https://youtu.be/J9LnsL1xpt8 lol, hyenas fuck these dumb buffalos up too.
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  918. It's great whenever the cats do a live feeding.
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  919. It's just meat for them to eat. The ones that escape live on, the ones who don't (like this one) die. It's perfectly normal.
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  920. lol they're not a scourge. They're a natural and harmonious part of their environment.
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  921. Why did you click on it to watch it on purpose?
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  922.  @elizabethgalligan1805  Exactly what is wrong with doing that?
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  923. Herbivores.
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  924. Welcome to the stupidity of these herbivores. Makes for some entertaining viewing.
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  925. It's basic predator-prey dynamics. It's how it is and has been for millions of years.
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  926. Why? It got caught by the cheetah. It should have escaped. If leaves and grass felt pain, this duiker would still eat them.
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  927. It's a prey animal that got itself injured and failed to escape. Nothing "poor" about it.
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  928. Why do you think?
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  929. No, they're not.
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  930. It's not violence. It's an animal eating its food.
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  931. So you'd go around depriving certain animals of their natural diet.
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  932. Why are they ruthless? They're just eating their food. They're not responsible for the buffalo having pain receptors. Think about how a gazelle eats its food. The wild dogs are doing literally that.
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  933. lol spot on 😂
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  934. It's a standard prey animal. It's a way for other animals to acquire food. It's how it's supposed to be.
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  935. Calm down. It's just animals eating their food. If you can't view nature without bringing your feelings and ego into it, then you shouldn't click on these videos. Psycho would be the people who say they want to harm or kill lions. And no it's not like watching a human child being eaten alive, because human children aren't natural prey animals to large carnivore mammals. Baby herbivore mammals are a normal food item for various carnivores for millions of years.
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  936. It's the buffalo's fault.
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  937. Glad the lions were able to get the meal
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  938. @@hallodaar-cy6ql What's the situation? A wild animal in its natural environment got itself caught in a situation where it can't escape. A predator species was naturally able to get food out of it. Nothing "wrong" is happening to the rhino here. You're the one who doesn't understand the situation.
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  939. Both animals are innocent.
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  940.  @mrm8818  lol no. It felt tremendous amounts of pain.
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  941. No cruelty. Just innocent animals eating their natural diet. Zebras eat their food in an identical manner: locate food, bring mouth close to food, rip off pieces to chew/swallow with zero awareness of or concern for whether their food is attached to an object that has something called pain sensations.
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  942. Would much rather that have been a herbivore prey animal, but oh well.
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  943. they only get hate from Disney brainwashed people who think prey animals are somehow special
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  944. Help out what? An animal from a predator species is acquiring its natural food, like trillions upon trillions others have over the last hundreds of millions of years. It's a commonplace banal event in perfect harmony with nature and wildlife and the Earth.
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  945. The hyenas aren't doing anything wrong for there to be any "karma" perspective to this. There's no protagonist-antagonist dynamic like people are brainwashed by Disney and some nature documentaries into believing. They're all just ingredients in a system. Hyenas eat their food in an identical manner to how zebras eat their food: locate food, bring mouth close to food, tear off pieces to chew/swallow.
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  946. lol, you weirdo brainwashed people Nothing wrong is happening in this video.
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  947. Not at all. It's a prey animal that got itself stuck. The hyena deserves the meal.
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  948. Because they're bovine prey animals. They're terrified.
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  949. Why did it deserve help? It's the cheetah's food. It lives in the same habitat as the cheetah. It carries the cheetah's food on its body and failed to escape or defend itself. This is what should be happening to it.
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  950. I love the situations impalas get themselves into. One of my favorite prey animals to see like this.
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  951. It's not "poor".
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  952. Not for the audience.
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  953. It's a natural prey animal. What do you mean "help"? Deprive innocent animals of their natural diet?
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  954. Uh, no, not really.
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  955.  @erangigunasena1127  lol no: https://youtu.be/vCqcGuwFkSM https://youtu.be/6dj-74Ks3Mo https://youtu.be/vK5XSLf3JjM https://youtu.be/BFonulrR-BI https://youtu.be/WGmFmX5kh24
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  956. Yeah, great time to stop recording
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  957. Best thing you mean.
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  958. Sad? Impalas are annoying and obnoxious.
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  959.  @GlazedInfants  Depends if you like impalas or not.
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  960.  @tThisNThat  Why? What's different about a little one?
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  961.  @tThisNThat  Either is fine
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  962. One of my favorite prey animals to watch. The dumb look they have on their faces while being tossed around or mangled by predators is priceless.
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  963.  @globe2555  I apologize for my comment. You would think the emoji would have clued me in
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  964. They're dumb buffaloes. Notice how they run way ahead of the young ones, leaving them behind to get caught. Always fun to see.
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  965. It's a dumb herbivore prey animal.
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  966. welcome to buffalos.
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  967.  @theartsyzoologist  Yup. And even our terminology used is based on our perspective. These wild dogs aren't even intending to or setting out to "kill". WE know that to eat meat, we kill an animal. WE are aware of what that means for that animal's pain receptors and for its ability to live. People can't apply those same things to predator species. These wild dogs chewing at various parts of the buffalo are identical to a buffalo chewing on various parts of a plant.
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  968. Neither of those is true 😂
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  969. What do you mean? Nothing wrong is happening in this video.
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  970.  @devspaces  You people are so ignorant and self-centered about nature 😂
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  971. Because nature isn't brutal and predator species acquire food by eating prey species. There's nothing to "help". Everything is going as it should in this video.
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  972. There's nothing tragic about this. It's healthy and how nature is supposed to be.
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  973. Hyenas hopefully.
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  974. And then they should also have deprived the rabbit of its food.
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  975. How are so many of you people this ignorant about nature? Prey animals like buffalo are part of the natural diet of certain predator species. Nothing wrong is happening here.
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  976.  @arhamkhan8570  No, it's not about us looking at it. Predator and prey species have existed for hundreds of millions of years before humans even showed up. What's happening in this video is perfectly fine.
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  977. Why the hell would you keep a cheetah from eating its food? How cruel.
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  978.  @Cyrus-rodn45  lol
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  979. It's their food, idiot.
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  980. Because it's a buffalo.
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  981. That's what it gets for failing to escape/evade.
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  982. What do hungry impalas do when they find their food?
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  983. Nonsense
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  984. scampering away in fear
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  985. They're not playing. They're acquiring their food. They're doing exactly what buffalos do.
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  986. there's no nightmare.
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  987. You mean hyena instead of a lion.
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  988. Are you familiar with what predator species are?
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  989. There's no cruelty in this video.
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  990. Why? It's a prey animal that got itself caught.
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  991. It's their natural food. The zebra was 100% responsible for its safety but failed and got itself caught. Gave us an entertaining show though.
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  992. They were fully responsible for their safety. It's their fault.
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  993. They're a natural prey animal. Nothing at all sad happened in this video.
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  994. Animals spending energy and risking their lives to eat so they can survive is not sad. I'm happy the lions were able to get a meal.
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  995. lol, no. they thrive.
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  996. How? The lions got the meal they were entitled to
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  997. The video skipped the good parts.
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  998. Goya, mixed media on canvas
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  999. They're easily among the top 3 of the predator species. Zebras , on the other hand, are just horrible creatures.
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  1000. Why? They're eating meat. Why should they all of a sudden stop eating meat and try to kill it first? Besides, I'm sure they'll get to the throat eventually.
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  1001. It's just animals eating their natural diet. There's nothing to "help". Going into nature and disrupting a natural process that's been going on for hundreds of millions of years isn't "helping". It's just another case of humans imposing their ignorance and self-centeredness on nature.
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  1002.  @compton1808  It's entertaining to watch for sure.
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  1003.  @ursman3ify  If lions had a natural predator that ate them alive, then yeah, that would be perfectly fine too. You Disney brainwashed people are weird.
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  1004. One of the stupidest looking herbivores. Wish there was more of the pride present.
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  1005. Pound for pound, they're the most cowardly of the herbivore prey animals. Nicely done by the wild dogs.
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  1006. Are you familiar with what predator and prey species are?
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  1007. LMAO @ "this for my goldfish" WTF
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  1008. I'm guessing you're talking about how the big cats choke/suffocate prey before eating. They definitely don't do it to stop the prey from feeling pain.
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  1009. It's just a prey animal. People already interfere with nature enough.
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  1010. They're easily in the top three best predator species. Zebras are the worst animals on the planet.
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  1011. Not even close. Zebras, buffalo calves, warthogs, adult buffalo, duiker, impala, etc are all far ahead of hyenas on the annoying scale.
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  1012.  @LexiNc8284  Like I said, you must not have seen how lions sometimes eat zebras: https://youtu.be/vCqcGuwFkSM?si=5CPrfqMd01detbpS https://youtu.be/BFonulrR-BI?si=LiYajDSwdP3XwbqX https://youtu.be/6dj-74Ks3Mo?si=zLwR_k-cYqjmRFsG Bye!
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  1013.  @weerasakhansatit6015  The buffalo herd outnumbered the wild dogs. They're a prey animal. It's hilarious you people act like a buffalo herd is some highly trained disciplined army with nerves of steel. They're a bovine prey animal. They're going to panic and scatter, even running ahead of their young calves.
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  1014. Adult buffalo run like cowards from wild dogs.
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  1015.  @ali10833  More than a dozen adult buffalo scampering away ahead of the young buffalo, leaving the two calves to be grabbed by the wild dogs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeN6xCg7nY0 Probably 30 or so adult buffalo running away and eventually abandoning the single buffalo that got itself caught by the wild dogs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dm6hhtT3tZ4 Buffalo are inconsistently brave and very dumb prey animals.
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  1016. Nah, buffalo calf noises are far more annoying.
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  1017. No, it isn't: https://youtu.be/vCqcGuwFkSM https://youtu.be/EV_rFj85fnw https://youtu.be/6dj-74Ks3Mo
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  1018.  @hyenaboy7504  Because he's a Disney-brainwashed animal abuser.
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  1019. Because the cheetah is trying to eat.
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  1020. Glad you weren't near, you psychotic animal abuser.
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  1021.  @WeloveFooty2939  It's not a difficult concept to grasp. A hyena eating a zebra while its still alive is doing precisely the same thing as a zebra biting off pieces of a plant. Both the hyena and the zebra are equally mean or evil or savage, etc.
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  1022. So did the leopard
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  1023. That's how wildlife exists and has existed for millions of years. You're acting like we're watching a war crime or something immoral happening here. It's just animals eating their natural diet.
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  1024. Why? This is how it works. Predators have been brutalizing prey animals for millions of years before humans even showed up. Too many people think nature is like their pets.
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  1025. ​ @AliJabir-xi4em  I don't live in the same habitat as the cheetahs.
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  1026.  @kimtran2010  It makes no difference.
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  1027. Why? It's meat for carnivores to eat.
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  1028. What has it done to deserve being saved? It got caught so this is naturally what it deserves.
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  1029. It's their food.
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  1030. What's wrong with observing and recording a basic predator-prey interaction? Nothing wrong is happening here.
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  1031.  @taxfree4603  It's not poor. And it's a natural prey animal and the food for various predator species. It's perfectly fine what's happening here.
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  1032. They're prey animals for a reason. They panic with this many wild dogs around darting in and out. Not to mention, they don't have any mechanism for "destroying" this many dogs.
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  1033. There's no need to "save" the duiker. It would just be depriving the cheetah of its food.
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  1034. lol no. a buffalo calf can't outrun a lion
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  1035. yeah, the idiot drowned itself
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  1036. Hopefully, it will encounter some wild dogs or hyenas.
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  1037. They have the second worst sound of all the baby antelopes after baby impalas. Glad the leopard was able to get the meal.
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  1038. What are you talking about? You'd be hard pressed to find parents who wouldn't risk their lives saving their child.
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  1039. nothing sad about it at all.
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  1040. No, the idiot drowned itself.
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  1041. lol, that thing wasn't going anywhere, vehicle or no vehicle.
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  1042. People aren't making it suffer. It got into that situation in its own natural environment.
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  1043. What an idiotic thing to say. So you would go out of your way to watch a predator hunt prey and then get upset that it's doing it in front of you.
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  1044. Maybe eventually. It felt lots of pain.
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  1045. What is it with you ignorant out of touch people? Predator species eat by hunting. It's literally their food.
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  1046.  @chandannayak2968  No, it isn't a "good human duty" to go into wildlife and start depriving predator species of the food they deserve. Predator and prey species have existed for hundreds of millions of years.
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  1047. Why should they kill it first? They just need to eat. Lions eat their prey alive too at times. There are many examples on YouTube.
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  1048. Thankfully, that's a crime with psychotic animal abusers like you out there.
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  1049. Yeah, how can you not love hyenas. They're my second favorite of the predator species after lions.
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  1050. What morals? Humans kill far more animals per day than leopards can ever hope to.
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  1051. So you think people should go around depriving animals of their food?
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  1052. I mean it flailed around while making obnoxious noises.
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  1053. Are you familiar with predator and prey species?
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  1054. It felt a lot of pain.
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  1055. What do you mean? Nothing wrong is happening in the video.
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  1056.  @hugocastaenda4387  Nature isn't about what they like or dislike. Predator species eat prey animals. There's nothing wrong with it. Why are they going out of their way to watch it if they don't like it?
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  1057. Why would there need to be a point? These hyenas finding a dead zebra and eating it or eating it before it's dead are identical scenarios in nature.
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  1058. Its pain sensations have no importance in nature.
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  1059. What do you mean "help"?? It's a prey animal and part of the lions' natural diet. Nothing wrong is happening here.
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  1060. It didn't escape. Why would it deserve to be saved?
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  1061. That's not how evolution works.
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  1062. They're a regular prey animal for a reason.
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  1063. While a much larger group of adult humans scampers way in panic and fear. Pound for pound, buffalo have to be the most cowardly of all the prey animals.
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  1064. Then they wouldn't be natural prey animals.
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  1065. Depends who's dying.
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  1066. Or you could say there is a god for providing a hungry hyena with essential food easily.
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