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

  1.  @ashdog236  Actually painted dogs take down Zebras and Cape Buffalo, there's multiple videos showing it.
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  2. That's a female leopard
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  3. IMPALA! WHEN YOU CLICKED THE VIDEO IT SAID IMPALA
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  4. IMPALA! WHEN YOU CLICKED THE VIDEO IT SAID IMPALA
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  5.  @chetangnanesh2180  Your sarcasm doesn't really make sense in this case. It was an opinion.
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  6. Then don't click on the video
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  7.  @ashokankala802  They can't.
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  8. Hyena: You ain't got nothing on me, I can run all day. Oh look broken ankles. NUTMEG
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  9.  @DeepakRaj-zc3zn  do you even watch nature documentaries?
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  10.  @hyenaboy7504  Although I agree with you that it isn't staged, I think that they meant "did they trap the mother giraffe and the baby with the hyenas for the entertainment of the tourists?" I highly doubt that they did.
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  11.  @NannupTiger  First, cheetahs are literally big cats, but not scientifically. In terms of science, cat size is described from small, medium or large. Also, what do kinkajous have to do with anything? Incase you think I illegally own a kinkajou (I'm probably overthinking it), I don't. The closest I ever want to get to having an exotic pet is a domesticated ferret or abyssinian cat, which just look wild but aren't.
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  12.  @StoneGone  It actually is. On average, pumas can grow bigger than African leopards.
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  13.  @ashdog236  Not the leader, he's just high ranking for a male.
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  14.  @emilcarlo4099  Didn't you see my comment? He's a survivor who's thriving. Surviving a day in the wild can be classed as a success, how about 9 months.
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  15.  @shafqatishan437  Actually, I've seen a lioness killing an adult giraffe alone which was really surprising because she had to jump and get a hold of the neck. Secondly TierZoo isn't garbage, he actually makes learning fun and I do do my research while watching his videos. Lastly You're the third person I recognised in this reply section .
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  16. You know that humans are part of nature right?
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  17.  @KillTheCupcakes  It lives and wasn't created by a being on earth so part of nature
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  18. It's nature. Deal with it. You don't expect animals to go to Walmart, or Asda to buy groceries, do you?
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  19. Five year olds
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  20. Looks like she recently had cubs or was pregnant because those nipples are pretty big
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  21.  @ericastier1646  Nobody really compares them to pet dogs. Painted dogs are underrated.
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  22.  @ericastier1646  Either that or you can't read.
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  23.  @_sunfish  You would hear the same thing from any animal that size
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  24. They're not savage greedy beasts. They're just animals that want to survive like the rest of us.
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  25. They actually have the highest known success rate of any panther
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  26.  @AnzaSengani  Did you even read the comment I replied to? It said lions were the only cats that co-ordinate and I said that male cheetahs do too and they have a higher success rate than lions so how was that looking for an argument? I literally just corrected them where they were wrong but you just came in and misunderstood the whole fricking thing and blamed me while acting like one of those panther fanboys I always see around YouTube saying that jaguars and lions are better than Leopards and Tigers
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  27.  @Amir_Khosrowshahi  You must be fun at parties
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  28. They don't really care.
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  29. That's not a happy ending tho because birds have to eat too
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  30. This could probably be an elephant in musth
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  31. There are no tigers in africa and if a tiger and a lion entered contact, the tiger is most likely to win but the lion would retreat and even though one of them killed the other, they wouldn't eat it.
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  32. And then he finds a lioness who he marries in a traditional wedding, and they live happily ever after.
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  33.  @flamah10n  Nature is nature and nature is brutal.
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  34.  @dogifish0078  This has to be your most reasonable reply
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  35. Like bruh, I don't mind if you just say oh no and stuff to yourself and scream when you get to the hotel, but audible screaming shouldn't be expected from even the softest of people. I'm also glad the painted dog escaped, but I wouldn't tell that to the whole world.
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  36.  @cintronproductions9430  To be fair that's why most of them are threatened. Fun fact: Elephants respond to male and female voices differently. The Massai tribe hunt them down and if they hear a woman or a child's voice, they don't react too much, but if it's a male voice, they will either run away or form a defensive circle
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  37. *Beautiful
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  38. Actually leopards kill porcupines, zebras, honey badgers, baby giraffes, baby rhinos, baby Cape buffalo, Lion cubs, hyena cubs, cheetahs, gorillas, oryxes, okapi, gazelles, impalas, springboks, aardvarks, wildebeest, eland, giant eland, sable antelope, painted dogs, hartebeest, klipspringers, bugs, pythons, young crocs, tiger cubs, deer and pretty much anything they can carry up tree
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  39.  @VenusEvan_1885  All of the animals have been killed by leopards before and they have been recorded. Leopards have one of the highest hit lists of any panther and the widest distribution. I even forgot to mention monkeys. Even cheetahs can kill baby zebras so why can't leopards do it? Don't act like you know everything.
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  40.  @VenusEvan_1885  I've watched enough nature documentaries to know what I'm talking about and according to google: A male leopard can drag a carcass three times its own weight – including small giraffes – six metres up at tree. Baboons, hares, rodents, birds, lizards, porcupines, warthogs, fish, and dung beetles are all part of the leopard's extensive menu. This eclectic diet has helped leopards survive in areas where other large cat populations have diminished. When food is scarce, leopards will hunt less desirable, but more abundant prey. Leopards are not picky when it comes to their diet, eating over ninety different species. While the carnivore's preferred food sources are ungulates like antelope, gazelles, and impalas, they feed on many animals that might surprise us.
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  41.  @HenryDube72  But that doesn't mean that they can't go for larger prey
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  42.  @HenryDube72  Their success rate is high compared to other panthers at 38%
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  43. They're not endangered. They're vulnerable.
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  44. The description said that after the short fight, they went back to sleep. This was the intense part.
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  45.  @Hellurr  Lions don't eat hyenas
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  46.  @goofygoober5270  Aardwolves are the most adorable hyenas but the others are cute too tho
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  47.  @vezzobailey8874  Stop liking your own comments
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  48. They would first show that clip, then show the one at 2:47 and be like "the croc called his friends and they ate the lions". I hate those channels
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  49. Impossible. Are you saying you haven't seen videos of the hundreds of bats clicking and squeaking in caves?
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  50. @Atomicbite5 This is a relatively small baboon, and it was doing fine against that one lioness. https://youtu.be/4ebd36p4zkw Still wanna argue?
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