Comments by "RandomKinkajou" (@randomkinkajou5747) on "Latest Sightings" channel.

  1.  @Joel57able  I agree. I thought it was a female, because of its size and head to body ratio, until I saw its balls.
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  2. King of beasts? No good king would steal from his subjects.
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  3. Seeing that it was abandoned, the lion killing it was probably a better fate than being eaten alive by vultures.
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  4. Read the description. Nobody was hurt... except the lionesses who were sad that they lost their resting spot to elephants.
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  5.  @ashdog236  The lion king in a nutshell. Cubs go to hyenas and Mufasa blames the hyenas for it.
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  6. Lions are worse than hyenas
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  7.  @DV-zv4ox  They're both lucky. A pride of lions could overwhelm a nile croc in shallow water, but at the same time, a croc that Size, could also take a small lioness in deep water, so imagine what an adult croc could do to a male.
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  8.  fluttershy period blood  That's not how leopards kill.
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  9. Sadly, it passed away due to a plane crash in the hospital 😔✊
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  10.  @bryxnlxpez7851  It depends on the hyena. This one is a brown hyena which can hunt but scavenge and same with striped hyenas while spotted hyenas hunt about 80% of their food and aardwolves are insectivores which eat termites, ants and other arthropods
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  11.  @hyenaboy7504  You tell 'em 👍
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  12. They normally don't blurr it when the animal is dead but it was still alive and blurred it for sensitive viewers
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  13.  @ysycotik  Lions don't have servants either.
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  14. I think Moto Moto likes you
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  15.  @HenryDube72  What about snow leopards?
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  16. It was literally a fence separating the animals from humans and FYI, humans are part of nature
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  17. When have you seen a lion spare a young one? Leopards eat every edible thing they kill. Lions kill everything, from hyenas, cheetahs, leopards, servals, jackals and literally any other mammalian predator in the African savannah smaller than them, without eating them. (No hate to any of the cats)
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  18. Not really. Pirahnas are mostly scavengers. These guys are so successful that they rarely scavenge.
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  19.  @petermosherthepoet  My username is derived from the South American Procyonid called a kinkajou. I chose kinkajous because the name is fun to say, just like the names of literally all other procyonids (coatimundi, raccoon, olingo, olinguito, etc). I'm really obsessed with South american procyonids and since kinkajous don't get much recognition, I decided to name myself that. The reason it's random is because you wouldn't expect to see a monkey raccoon in a youtube comment section. I also have another account called "Mr Coatimundi", for the exact same reason.
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  20.  @TheBooban  I think it's to help conserve the species. Southern ground hornbills are vulnerable.
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  21.  @NannupTiger  exactly.
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  22. Nature is no where near as cruel as us because they do it to survive but most idiotic people do it just for the fun of it
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  23.  @mikimouse3001  How would he expect the dog to be alive?
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  24.  @Ayks123  They said they feel the same as you. Also, you're right. Whenever predators hunt herbivores, I always root for them, but when they hunt other predators, I feel sad. Lion hunting hyena cubs, Hyenas hunting cheetah cubs, and so on.
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  25.  @rameshshinde1193  The animals couldn't care less. If they did, they wouldn't walk in front of the cars, after all we've been doing safari for decades and they've adapted to ignore the disturbance and some have even used it to their advantage. Also, Safaris are used to make money from tourists, to help feed people who can't feed themselves. They're not just doing it for the fun of it. It's an actual business. It can also expose people to the real world and tell them that things are not always rainbows and butterflies and educate them about conservation, as the money can also go into the conservation of multiple threatened species.
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  26. That's a southern ground hornbill, and they're vulnerable. People built the nest to conserve them, and although the bird in the video was unlucky, the nest actually increases their survival rate.
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  27.  @sunniva5335  It's nature and this happens everyday. Do you expect them to cry to feed the leopard?
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  28.  @clidelivingston  Because of stupid humans
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  29.  @bluesamuraixx6994  It was a male. It had a dewlap and testicles
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  30. Yeah not really. Honey badgers have tough skin, that lions can't penetrate. Do you think their kin that have much weaker bites would be able to?
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  31.  @D1sc0rd-  You're an absolute idiot for saying that. Humans are the ones who hunt wild animals for their fur. Get educated
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  32.  @bombitoko7014  No it wasn't scared. Animals in the park are used to humans and have adapted
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  33.  @zahrayosief9182  But they do kill
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  34.  @stufly20  Hunting predators and a zebra killing a zebra are two different things. They could just airdrop the predators with parachutes to another area
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  35.  @mattiafornei2437  That wasn't the same leopard.
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  36.  @dwymmerlake  The Comment I was looking for
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  37. 50kg? That warthog was at least 70
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  38.  @asterarthur7335  No
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  39. The days of all living things are numbered.
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  40. It's a mouse.
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  41.  @James-ip5gz  I'm pretty sure that if someone touched you with a hot iron rod, you would react fast. Cats do have quick reaction times, but this particular incidence is nothing special.
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  42.  @JFLTX  If i remember correctly, the comment said: Not an antelope.
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  43. Seems to be the case. I've only seen leopardesses hunting lungfish. It could be because they need easy meals because of their cubs. Either way, the one in this video looks young, about 3 or 4 years old.
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  44. The leopard is a female.
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  45. More like stalking him.
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  46.  @xenobreyden666  Whether she laughed or not, it doesn't change the buffalo's fate. Also it doesn't speak human.
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  47.  @thelifesampler  Fair
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  48.  @fefek1  Honestly, I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not because to be honest, those are truly some of the best experiences when going on a safari (not that I've ever been on one)
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  49. Imagine liking hyenas. I love them.
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  50.  @ashdog236  Actually wild dogs take down Zebras and Cape Buffalo, there's multiple videos showing it.
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