Comments by "Tonetare" (@Tonetare) on "Latest Sightings" channel.

  1. LMFAO @ "considering his brain power, I highly doubt it would have happened"
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  2. Why was the middle portion of this video removed. That pissed me off. How exactly did the snake die? 
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  3. All the children bolted. They must have said, "Mama Eva, Grandma Esther, Aunt Irene and Aunt Elaine, we'll all be out on the grasslands near the herds awaiting the zebra ya'll will be catching us for supper tonight. You bitches got us fucked up if you think we're dining on that crap in this lifetime or any of the other 9 cats lives. Arrivederci!"
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  4. Nothing smart about it. It’s natural instinct and most animals are like that but for lions who sometimes kill hyenas for sport
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  5. Buffaloes are an absolute mad trip. LMFAO! They got each others backs like I've never seen, don't they?! What a trip. That big rascal at 1:22 trying to look like he was going off his merry little way then coming up from out of nowhere just blaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasting that has me in stitches. I have always had a lot of respect for buffaloes. Other prey animals in the animal kingdom, like zebra and wildebeest, are so stupid and don't bother to defend themselves or members of their same group. But buffaloes do not hesitate to throw down on their predators and defend each other. They have to be the most respectable, smartest and most defensive prey animals in Africa.
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  6. LOLOLOLOL!!! Nonsense, the lion just knew that hyena had a stash of toilet paper hiding under its strategically long fur and the lion was of course willing to kill and brawl over the toilet paper for the purposes of covid-19.
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  7. Actually the joke is on all the others larger adult buffalo that got away and not to mention the lions. Calf got lucky and didn't have to spend very long a life damned to being a prey animal in Africa let alone in Africa. Hey look, if it means a few second of pain, I'm with the calf and alerting the predators so I don't have to spend very long as animal in that insane asylum that is the African Savannah and game reserve parks where prey are always forced to be on edge looking out for some animal ready to take their lives. Why not end the torture as fast as possible.
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  8. That was the calf’s mother saying that too 🤣😂
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  9. Well you know what they say, a lizard is buffalo’s best friend
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  10. Think she was more nervous about the huge vehicles there more than anything else attracting noise and attention
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  11. Wow! Epic footage, Krugar Sightings. I always like to see what happens when predators go one on one again each other. And this was a pretty even given the setting. The croc had the edge of being in water, but it was shallow waters enough for the lions to be on land. And we got to see lions hunting in their typical way versus crocodile. Now albeit the lions were technically double teaming, this is what they always do so you could consider it a pretty even match at least by lion fighting rules go. lol! Still and all, it looks like the lions were unable to completely kill the croc 3 to 1 so perhaps they didn't win.
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  12. Agreed with bafana! Leopard claws changed their minds. While lions and hyenas might be bigger, leopards have brains and know how to fight. Rolling over on its back so that if it attacked, the assailant is met with nothing but claws coming from four angles and teeth was brilliant. Way better than a lowly hyena who would just try to bail from the pride and end up killed by the male lion because all that is exposed is the back
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  13.  @andrewhezekiahdaniel  True but this is a different case scenario. Those safari vehicles are right near her brand newborns so the mother is on edge and watchful for that reason. Animals get very overprotective even towards things they would ordinarily not see as a threat when they have newborns. For example, birds in trees don't typically feel threatened by a human passing by down below, but when they have baby birds in their nest, many species of birds will swoop down and dive bomb humans!
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  14. I'm not at all accepting your argument that the lioness's withdrawing was due to a lack of motivation. If a lack of motivation then why did she get up and approach it to the point of being mere inches away before retreating. She very clearly took interest and if that were a baby animal of any sort she would have happily killed it. You are very stuck on your minority opinion but just take this for what it is, the leopard would have caused great injury to the lions or at least the lions felt it so so it wasn't worth it. By the way, I have seen plenty of male lion with draw from other male lions in order to avoid risking injury.
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  15. ROFLMFAO ROFLMFAO ROFLMFAO
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  16. Jack Spratt Lolololololololololol!
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  17. H M I can respect your stance but disagree with it just because i have seen four lionesses actively trying to kill an adult male leopard and it had all four lionesses at bay afraid to attack and the lionesses caught some harsh swings. Same case scenario here where she looked interested in attacking the leopard but changed its mind because it was willing to fight. They will try to attack hyenas but a ferocious leopard who is willing to fight and they back down
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  18. Well yes, that is if a wild dog were defenseless or freely allowed it to happen lol the hyena could break through its neck easily. But then again of a bull elephant were defenseless or freely allowed it, a hyena could break through its skin easily. But hyenas are cowardly and tend to flee from other animals in order to avoid injury. Only reason this mother stuck around instead of following her natural instincts was due to the babies.
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  19. ROFLMFAO HAHAHAHAHAA
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  20.  @Idri5  Err... I have seen as many as 40 hyenas repeatedly scatter at the sight of a lion rather than realize they could team up and scare it off. Not so smart to me.
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  21.  @bobblegang14  Technically speaking, if the wild dogs really wanted to, they could have probably killed the mother hyena. Any time you get a situation where you have 5 wild dogs vs one hyena, the wild dogs will win if it comes to blows. These wild dogs just didn't want to risk injury in taking out the mother but they most assuredly could have despite strong jaw.
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  22. Rofl I collapsed. This was comment of the day
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  23. Lololololol @ the buy one get one free
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  24. Sad but nothing! Just sad.
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  25. LMFAO @ the little baby getting feisty and wanting to take it on as well. LMFAO!
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  26.  @paulnyosha1736 Not submissive at all, but brains. Remaining on all fours so you cannot use each of your claws as weapons would have not been strategic. The leopard is the most strategic animal in Africa as seen in how it's able to hold onto its prey better than the rest of the animal kingdom by climbing it into a tree. I have seen 4 lionesses back off of a leopard because of their strategy and ferocity when it comes to battle
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  27. It’s rare beauty to see evenly matched predators going at it with one another. Great catch. I would like to see a big pack of hyenas vs croc. Hyenas scare a lot easier than lions so I think they would bail
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  28. Hazaqi Nami My guess is given the croc has the strongest jaws in all of the animal kingdom, the lioness would suffer serious life threatening injuries but the crocodile would have to get an effective bite and proper bite which is next to impossible while trying to bob and weave with an entire pride surrounded around it. So if the water weren’t nearby and this was a fight to the death, it be long and gory but I think given they are on land the crocodile would eventually come up short after probably hours of battle and repeated standoffs. This is why predators of this magnitude probably don’t like messing with one another and rather mess with prey animals.
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  29. Robert this pains me to read. So sorry for your loss. Please know she lives with you in your heart always.
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  30. He sure as hell did back off. How can you not see it?
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  31. lmfao! Good God, don't give inventors any ideas.
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  32. Daddy I think a male lion if it is nervy enough would approach a human to kill it out of nowhere. I think a lioness is less likely. But yes, I agree with you they are definitely more likely to do that then wild dogs because they have more power and might. If wild dogs were that strong, I’m sure they would try it with us more often too
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  33. Lion is not gender specific fool. Lioness is.
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  34. Michael Logan Err... ahh... uhhh ... ehhh.. ohhhh yes lions do scare hyenas. There’s countless videos of single adult male lions scaring off packs of like 40 hyenas. Hyenas will battle lionesses if and only if they outnumber them significantly otherwise they run from them too.
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  35. Humans aren’t as bad
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  36. deezomaxima I’m confused. You said its just male lions as though dismisses the fact that its pretty stupid for them to run away. How is ruthless in and of itself smart to you?! Ruthless essentially means cruel. When I see hyenas doing ruthless stuff like eating their own cubs and beginning to eat an animal alive that’s giving birth, I just say hyenas are disturbing more than smart. But to each his own. I define smart as what the leopard does when it takes kills up into a tree this no other animals get any dibs on it.
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  37. “Durability” is creatively worded by you. My friend, it’s called a slow, painful death. Hyenas might have that strong ole jaw, but nothing you can do about it once using that strong old jaw on one dog, four others are busy biting and mauling you a new asshole. I saw that same video where the dogs outnumber assault the hyena. You didn’t see the hyena survive, you saw something worse than an immediate death, a slow painful one. How many hyenas with mauled ears and body parts do you see hanging around the wild, very few because they don’t end up surviving past a day or two. That’s same case scenarios with most big cats once they suffer a serious mauling or injury. They don’t die right away. They become the weak crippled days numbered animal and had these wild dogs really wanted to, they could have made that become of this hyena.
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  38. That buffalo trotting off looks kind of pissed with the rest of the herd though that saved him "What took you sons of bitches so long?!!! Damn!" lol!
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  39. Raynel Isaac You couldn’t be more correct on that point. Jit Su is wrong that hyenas have the strongest bite pressure in all the land. That title is held by crocodiles. There are actually several animals ahead of the hyena, like the Jaguar. Of the predators the hyenas deal with mainly out in Africa (lions, cheetahs, leopards), yes it ranks above them by far and away in bite pressure.
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  40.  @GLitiatc0  I disagree that they are concerned about scavengers. Wild dogs don’t deal with a lot of scavengers because although very small, their packs are so big. Lions don’t seem to hate them the same way they hate hyenas so they don’t bother with them as much. Hyenas occasionally bother with them and end up getting a butt whipping because wild dogs tend to outnumber hyenas. The reason they eat them alive is sheer hunger and that they don’t want members of their own pack to get first dibbs. Because packs are so big, there is risks of starvation for that reason alone
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  41. You know, I now am wondering who would win as between a leopard and a jaguar. I used to always conclude it be the jaguar because of its bulkier build and how they always show jaguars killing big pythons and alligators in South America. But having now seen a leopard defeat a porcupine in a knockdown dirty fight to the finish in another YouTube, a leopard taking on three lionesses and able to bring things to stalemate between them, a leopard scaring off a large swarm of chimps, leopards having no problem taking on lone hyenas, and now this video, I am convinced that the leopard might just be the strongest of the big cats in Africa. I always discount the lions and hyenas because they always get the leopard running in big packs so that don't count. With that in mind, I now I hope someone can get a video of a leopard crossing paths with the jaguar. Now that be a showdown for the books.
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  42. LMFAO! watching the hyenas getting a taste of their own medicine is hysterical. This is how hyenas regularly entertain us in nature documentaries, doing this to every animal they come across in big clans, even to lionesses and their prides when the men aren't around.
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  43. +Abram Porras ROFL!!!
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  44. roflmfao! It almost sounds like you're describing a human male. And that is coming from male as I am one. I am gay and this seems to be the only thing human males understand str8 and gay. Sex, food, drink and moo!
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  45. I think it really all comes down to the fighting style. A male will literally charge the whole pack out of nowhere causing them to all scatter and with intent on killing at least one. Females don't have the balls to charge a hyena. If one of the females simply charged one of them, they'd all go scattering away. Females typically allow hyenas to get relatively close without making any charge. They just do a lot of timid roaring right up until the hyena come up on them and starts taking vicious bites on them. Now a male, on the other hand, would have charged that pack long before the hyena came up that close. As soon as he heard those things, the male would burst out like a bat out of hell.
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  46. Hyena would have flinched had the wild dogs had more bravery and all charged as a unit. They didn't want to risk a bite.
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  48. When your family dies, how would you like it if I said it’s just nature
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  49. I agree with Josue4glx. It's nothing to do with rather the animal is wild or domesticated. Africa is hotter than hades so these animals are forced to drink one way or another. Even zebra and antelope get caught just as bad as that baby cow.
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  50. goognam goognws Au contrare! Your logic would thereby suggests that animal observers in safari vehicles would often see leopards hanging around their vehicles, but leopards very rarely hang around safari vehicles. Rather, they try to escape their notice. Leopards are extremely secretive and clandestine. Animal observers in safari vehicle often cite to leopards being extremely difficult to find, that they are Africa’s hardest to find big cats. The leopards aim is to avoid notice, not to go near a big roaring engine safari vehicle because it thinks it can one up the other predators. I’m 33 and have been studying big cat wildlife since I was a child, trust me on this one!
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  51. Like the guy above me said (not even going to attempt to spell his name) but Roger you are thinking of the much smaller Caiman. Crocodiles do not live in South America. Caiman do not have the world’s strongest jaws like crocodiles, so no one can really prove what would happen between jaguars and crocodiles.
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  52. Imagine what a healthy adult leopard could do to a lion one on one if they can do this to an entire pride
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  53. What difference does it make? It made for a great combat and that leopard is more than able to defend itself
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  54. LOL Ardvark
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  55. Jack 420 You said that if a lion can take down a buffalo, it can take down a leopard. But a solitary lion would get its ass handed to it by a single buffalo. Lions only take down buffalo in packs so I think that logic falls flat. Nonetheless, I think you're right that the lion very well did underestimate the leopard. Plus I have seen a solitary male leopard take on 4 female lionesses successfully.
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  56. +Jack 420 Actually, leopards are scientifically considered the smartest and most calculating of all the big cats and the cat family. It's well shown in the way they take their kills up trees methodologies by which they kill certain pray and attack and defend themselves. So it's not all too far-fetched to think this was the leopard's game plan for whatever reason.
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  57. Ronaldo Palacios RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRIGHT!!! But if it's no match, shouldn't the lion be able to destroy it at its best defense. What we're all saying to you is the lion was not able to do anything when the leopard as on defense. The leopard had very little time to develop a good defense whereas the lion had 10 minutes to plot a perfect attack. If you ask me the lion had the advantage.
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  58. +Katherine Uribe Console my ass. They watched on like it was a movie the whole time it was nearing its death!
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  59. Damn hyenas still laughing even they're getting their asses beat. I love it! What a way to receive an ass kicking, with hysterical laughter.
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  60. Jacob Yonbo trust me! They are just as much enemies as any other. I’ve seen some nasty attacks from wild dogs on hyenas
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  61.  @gutemorcheln6134  well I’m usually lions don’t start eating whole the prey is alive is just my point. Typically, if it’s alive lions are afraid of being kicked in the face or injured so usually they hold it down of course with some licking and painful biting but not eating. I’ve seen animals sitting there alive and well while hyenas and wild dogs sit there eating it.
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  62. The reactions of the other lionesses makes this video pure gold. You can tell the lionesses from the back angle who couldn't see and thus had no idea what was going on "Were like wtf?! The thing looks dead to me. While ya'll running. You're going pass up a completely delicious huge meal like this. The thing is dead."
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  63. ***** Well that's one assumption. I'm so frustrated!
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  64. Jack Spratt You want to play with mine, baby?!
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  65. Couriertrust couriertrust Awwwwwwwwwww thank you Couriertrust. Hugs you. We need more people like you. =D
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  66. The Kudu are at a distinct disadvantage due to the blaring and turbulent tourist vehicles. That should be outlawed in the wild. Total trip!
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  67. Why is recording it a bad thing ti so many people? You need evidence to take wrongdoers to court. Plus a lot of security and other individuals are already trying to mitigate chaotic situations.
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  68. I’m calling CPS on this lioness
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  69. LMFAO you described the suspense so well. Same here LMFAO
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  70. LOL!!! The only one who is silly is the lady who said that. Doesn't know a damn thing about leopards and their incredible strength. Show her the multitudinous videos of leopards attacking porcupines
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  71. Blobbert Mcblob First of all, that’s a disruption of nature so safari vehicle drivers usually make every attempt for that not to happen. However, it is occasionally inevitable. So that being said, you may see a big cat from time to time take advantage of a safari vehicle’s presence during a hunt, but to say they “often” do this is a huge overstatement. It’s not that often but it does happen from time to time if a big cat is lucky and a safari vehicle is unable to move out of the way.
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  72.  @sam93931  Sam93931 does make a good point though that a lot of the vehicles are open jeeps. Nonetheless, I think open jeeps are stupid as well
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  73. Actually for whatever reason, I have seen leopards take an extra long time to kill baby animals. It’s like they feel guilty killing them. In some cases they even let young babies get away. Usually they eat them though but think about it for awhile like they feel guilty. I’ll bet you it’s the female leopards used to mothering themselves that take a long time to kill another baby animal.
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  74.  @bobblegang14 You love thumbing yourself up, don't you? LOL! Anyways, you say hyenas survive "maulings" from wild dogs and in the very next sentence say "wild dogs do not critically injure hyenas." The very definition of "maul" is to badly injure. LOL! I'm gonna put the cap on this discussion with this, that you're much too head over heels over the hyena to see reason. The hyena is not as impressive as a predator as you think it is. It's a pack animal number one and usually can't kill prey on it's own unless very weak or smaller. It might boast strongest jaw but 90% of the time it's still running cowardice from other predators. More often than not, a lone hyena will flee from a lone lion, a lone leopard and hell even a lone cheetah. It's all over YouTube. hyenas only man up in big groups. So don't give me all this durability jabberwocky.
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  75. Why are there all these gasps and grieving from spectators when a lion gets attacked, but when it's busy viciously killing, murdering and eating other prey animals alive spectators just look on with no care in the world? Lol! Just saying. Thank you for uploading this wonderful footage. But I see this as a equally matched encounter between to villainous predators of Africa.
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  76. LOL @ 1:38 "This croc will really freak out if he hears the way my son roars whenever I maul his legs. I've been doing it to him ever since he was a cub and his roar cry response freaks me out. Here! Let me do it again. Freak out this crocodile!" (Notice how she even looks at the croc to get its reaction after she did it to her son too)
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  77. Hyena's make pussy sounds even though they aren't actually cats. LOL!!!
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  78. Lucky my ass! That lion looked scared like he underestimated the leopard.
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  79. Ronaldo Palacios If no match why didn't the lion go in and kill him instead of jumping backwards while the leopard jumped in scratching clawing and kicking? He had the opportunity.
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  80.  @AIEmporium700  LMFAO My sentiments exactly. LOL!!! I love you God but you would have given him better, more purposeful defense to have those things facing frontwards. They look nearly pointless and he has to bow his head and even then they face backwards
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  81. Confident and hyena is an oxymoron
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  82. Raynel Isaac I guess you learn something new everyday. Animal Researchers online say that the killer whale probably does have a way harsher bite. They don’t know for sure. They think it could be 19,000 whereas croc is 3,000. That would make a croc Mickey Mouse by comparison to killer whale. Very interesting! Thanks for the insight
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  83. Come on now. You can't be serious. Playing with the buffalo lol
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  84. They don’t have to do anything. Like lions most of time, they could suffocate it first
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  85.  @GLitiatc0  can you direct me to these several documentaries with lions repeatedly scavenge from wild dogs. Get me 5 good ones.
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  86.  @gutemorcheln6134  i guess it’s a matter of opinion. But if someone asked me how I would rather die as between being ripped to shreds and eaten alive or suffocated and held down for 5 to 10 mins, I’d pick the latter
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  87. +Megavic.id Again, please look up the definition of lion in the dictionary. It reads and I quote "a large tawny-colored cat that lives in prides, found in Africa and northwestern India. The male has a flowing shaggy mane and takes little part in hunting, which is done cooperatively by the females." Now where in this definition do you see that a "lion" only refers to a male lion? Please direct me to that in this definition.
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  88. +The Guy Who Commented On This Video, How many times do I have to explain this to you?! Please read carefully! ALL lions are NOT male. Lions can ALSO be females. Again, the word "lion" is not gender specific, which is why it spoke of both males and females in the dictionary definition of "lion" because it can be a reference to either. If I say "There's a lion over here in this zoo cage," that sentence alone does not tell you whether that lion is male or female. "Lioness" is gender specific. "Lion" is not.
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  89. +4exgold LMFAO
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  90. THIERRY ATSE Jaguars are not skilled at catching crocodiles or even alligators as they don’t live in their same habitat. You’re thinking of caiman. Caiman are a lot smaller than crocodiles and don’t have anywhere near the bite force and jaw strength of a croc. Also, I suppose you could say the lions are hunting the croc but they don’t look to be taking it too seriously. Number one, they aren’t mastered at hunting them since they aren’t within its normal habitat and as equally fierce. Had a male lion been there, that croc would probably be in some serious trouble while still on land.
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  91. Lucky leopard and lions! Had the lions tried to attack especially with the position the leopard was in, they would have came out with very serious injuries and ones that would have prevented them from hunting, eventually leading to their own death. Leopard was genius to take that positioning. Not even the male tried to attack as they would hyena.
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  92.  @jellybeanz1989  And if a lion was the size of a house it could step on a hyena but what difference do if arguments make
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  93.  Justin Ethnostate  hyenas only scare off leopards because it's like 20 to 1 lolololol
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  94. LOL
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  95. LOLOLOL
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  96. Yea, in essence pretty unintelligent and indecisive of the wild dog to put itself in serious harm’s way with that oversized hippo on the scene. Indecisive part is then the dog second guessed himself and swam back after he detected the imminent danger.
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  97. Meh! I kind of miss the 300 pound fat ass broad screaming for order and peace like a nature official and clutching to her heart and screaming "OH DEAR!!! BEN, WHAT'LL I DO WHAT'LL I DO!!! WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN. STOP THEM DAMMIT!!!"
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  98. You never say that when it’s a zebra or impala
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  99. The crocodile looks like crap and is old even. He just has a lot of money, the only reason these gold digging lionesses are after him.
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  100. Ohhhh they are that strategic. A Cheetah has done exactly that, lute a lioness into chasing it to distract it from her cubs
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  101. Ohhhh yes they can. I’ve seen a cheetah do just that with a lioness
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  102. It’s probably a leopardess used to the immaturity of youth from her own cubs, trying to teach the duckling through mock hunting that her species should always be thought of as predator, not friend. It was a friendly little lesson she was gently giving for the cute duckling “never get this close to one of us, baby. We ain’t your friends. Run along.” These cats, females in particular, are a lot less savage than you might think. Females spend all day putting up with annoying cubs and being very patient.
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  103. On a serious note though, Hyenas are freaks and beyond fucked up. I'm glad these beasts don't live in the USA. How are you going to eat a freaking cuddly ass looking deer that minds its own business and doesn't mess with anyone alive while it's just sitting there. Hyenas are fricken horrible. I need to stop watching them. The cheetahs were trying to kill the animal but hyenas are numbskulls.
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  104. mt2 oh cut the crap! You don’t even see them attempting to try the neck method like other animals. It’s just hunger-obsessed behavior. They don’t care about anything other than hunger. They even eat each other if given the chance. You imply they are too stupid to know if you like but someone else claimed hyenas are as smart as apes so if indeed that is true they know exactly what they are doing.
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  105. @Edzio3171 You’re out here talking about “human emotion” like common sense doesn’t exist and apply. And common sense is wild animal safari equals not a petting zoo, not a stage of choreographed people running around in animal costumes having friendships, not Chuckie Cheese animatronics singing and dancing together. Predators hunt and kill each other in the wild. Prey gets eaten. That’s nature, unfiltered. Why in Heaven’s name are you sitting up here defending a woman complaining she don’t want to see any of that while on an animal African Safari.. For the millionth time, since you love repeating yourself, you don’t go on a wild animal safari if you can’t handle watching wild animals do wild animal things. Nobody forced this woman to be there, yet she’s over there squawking about how she “can’t watch.” Then don’t. Step out, close your eyes, leave—whatever keeps you from ruining the experience for people who actually came out there to witness nature as it is. The safari guide also makes a living doing that and her whining costs him his job, turning off his camera ti coddle her on a safari. And let’s be real—wild dogs eat their prey alive. A leopard taking down a wild dog in this way was pretty tame for how wild dogs act towards their own prey. This woman saw something pretty tame by predator standards and is still whining. If this woman (or you) are so horrified by reality, maybe stick to Discovery Channel and National Geographic nature documentaries with soft piano music in the background. With these more realistic clips of how the wild really is and safaris, nature doesn’t care about your delicate sensibilities. If you want to have emotions about it, fine. But stay home and play with your pets.
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  106. @theeyeoftheholder9583 Edzio, I get that you’re trying to defend her “human nature,” but let’s be real—what’s going on here is not about empathy. It’s about someone going to a wild animal safari, expecting to see wild animals acting like something from a kids’ movie, and then whining when things get real. She didn’t get her Chuck E. Cheese experience with animal costumed folks dancing to “Oh I Just Can’t Wait To Be King.” Instead, she went on a Safari and got (surprise, surprise) nature—where animals act on instinct, hunt, and sometimes kill to survive and defend territory. Now, you’re saying it’s “human nature” to feel empathy or fear, but that’s not the point. It’s human nature to know what you’re signing up for. You go on a safari to witness nature in all its glory—the good, the bad, and the ugly. The filmmaker’s also human and able to do his job, capturing the wild as it is without the whining. So problem human nature—it was her uniquely disruptive behavior. She couldn’t handle it, so she caused a scene, stopping the camera and likely ruining it for everyone else who was there to experience reality, not some sanitized version of the animal kingdom. If she couldn’t handle what she was signing up for, she should’ve stayed home. Nobody asked her to be there, and her screeching complaints did nothing but interrupt the experience for others, including those watching. It’s not about human empathy, it’s about respecting the environment you’re in and the reality of wild animals behaving like… wild animals.
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  107. Hazaqi Nami I think to make it equal, Lion on the edge of land and crocs in the water. I’ve seen a male lion in that situation but the crocodile was too scared to strike as he usually would a zebra or wildebeest
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  108. Looks like cannibalism because the two almost look alike
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  109.  @thepoeticbutcher3370  He's right. Look up leopard vs 4 lions. And that's on land mind you. So imagine what a leopard could do to a lion in a tree. I think leopards are just always taught to run from hyenas and lions since those two hang out in big packs.
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  110.  @splash5150izy  I agree with Abraham, probably asleep
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  111. Rob Sten where did you get that from?! LOL! I think you’re thinking of Jaguars in South America—an entirely different continent where crocs do not live. Jaguars have been known to kill the much smaller caiman.
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  112. Sigh! Please look up “Cheetah vs hyena posted by user SabiSabiReserve.” That Video does you one better and shows not one but two hyenas fleeing from a cheetah. Now onto a more concerning note, are you that desperate to win a YouTube argument that you would log out of your account, log into another and thumbs up yourself just so you can have 2 thumbs up and pose as another user. Like seriously?! I’m sure ”Zhin Blade” who just so happen to post his comment at the same time as yours and just so happen to comment and thumbs you after I mentioned how you thumb yourself is not you but a different person. Yea sure, I believe that. Are you bestiality dating a hyena or what, dude?! This is becoming creepy.
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  113. Rofl Wild G4MING, well freaking said and thank you for speaking.some sense into that fool. The fact that someone can’t see that 4 wild dogs could slaughter a lone hyena is worthy of being tested for drugs.
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  114. Leopards are pretty gutsy and tenacious. I have seen them repeatedly go after even porcupines online and other types of prey animals that most big cats typically steer clear of for the risks involved. My thinking like Steve Sheppard said here is that the only thing this leopard was trying to dodge is a fight with an animal in water. Leopard aren't really water animals. Had that crocodile stepped out of the water, you can tell it would have been on.
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  115. People like you give hyenas way too much credit because of strong jaws. That’s pretty much all hyenas have along with a lot of cowardice. Outside of the strong jaw, they don’t have much of any other weapon. Lions have full body muscle and claws. Wild dogs have speed and agility, strong bite and claws
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  116. Hyenas were probably scared of the unfamiliar cardboard cutouts, nothing to do with brains. Hyenas do not have the bravery of lions especially if they are alone and don’t have huge amounts of numbers
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  117. Charlie Charles =D =D =D
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  118. I hope a lioness or croc comes and murders the shit out of that male zebra
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  119. +Jack 420 If he has no chance against a lion then how did he survive?
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  120. +Link11341 What Link said everybody, what Link said. I am telling you, you cannot underestimate a leopard based upon size. I have seen a solitary leopard take on 4 lionesses.
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  121. +Jack 420 LOL @ "black cows in Africa, I forgot their name." Haha! You made me laugh Jack. I think you're talking about the wildebeest. Haha! Yes, a solitary lion can take down a Wildebeest. I think at the end of the day a male lion might walk away but the victor, but he would be left with serious injuries, possibly even fatal. So that's why I don't think a male lion would do anything beyond try to scare away a leopard. It's sort of like these big cats and porcupines. At the end of it all, sure the big cats might win but it's probably not worth it because of the damage a porcupine will cause. Plus you have to factor in that Leopards are the scientifically proven to be the smartest of the big cats, so that would be used against the lion as well. As you see the leopard used its smarts in this battle by going on the ground and clawing so as the lion couldn't use its best defense which is getting over its back and killing it using a neck grip!
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  122. I agree with Michael Ridgriguez Rodriguez
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  123. Yea, it does look as though the leopard opens it's eyes a bit and sees the lion when he is like 2 feet away climbing up the mound
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  124. I think the buffaloes thought the lions were attacking a baby buffalo. They came in like "WTF! Where's the calf in need of our help? Did we just seriously protect one of this daggone lions? AWWWWW HELL NAW! Here's me ramming you with my horns for sounding like one of our calves being attacked, jackass. GOODbye!!!" lol!!!
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  125. +Andrew Hopson How do you know Chuckie had a burger? Or if he even killed the meat that the burger came from? There are countless vegetarians in the human community!
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  126. Andrew Hopson Haha! Well, I never said he did one way or the other. But listen, I appreciate your passion for nature. I love other guys with a passion for nature. I wish there were more young gay men like myself with a passion for animals.. I am 29 years of age searching for gay guys with passions for animals and I see your passion raging through like wildfire. Haha!
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  127. Andrew Hopson Oh, you're very welcome, Andrew. And how very nice of you to say. You're sweet. Are you gay or str8 if you don't mind my inquiring?
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  128. Andrew Hopson Rofl! =D =D =D Love the play on words Andrew. You remind me so much of myself. Grrr! It's a real shame with someone with your beautiful sense of humor isn't gay in more ways than one. Would love to get to know a personality like yours more closely. Haha! =D =D =D Your lighthearted presence and humor is refreshing and soothing to the soul. I'm 29 by the way.
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  129. Blackshrk Music are you flirting with me?
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  130. +Gabor P Shut the hell up!!!
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  131.  @dominickcestrone462  LOL!!! Yes indeed they did. Croc got a rude awakening that this isn't the regular animals they be dragging and death rolling in the haunted rivers
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  132. The male was asking his wife if perhaps he could have a threesome with her and two other lionesses. Ghetto moron! He should have known she would have reacted like that.
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  133. Jack B Jack B you are right. And what a marvelous argument you brought forth to highlight your point in the form of how we're always intervening with nature. I mean, we own fucking pets. How about zoos? No one seems to take issue with that interference. Anyways, Jack, just curious are you a gay male? I have been seeking another gay male animal lover of my age range. I am 29 and stand 5'9 and 145. I am just looking for another gay male animal lover I can identify with and wondering if ur one.
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  134. @ 2:00 "Look, I feel sorry for you dude, but I got to eat. Blame god. That bastard created life this way."
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  135. 2:43 absolutely badass. Tiz' not a buffalo you pack of thugs are messing with. Rhinos can handle a lot of lions because they are fast and can juck and jive quickly even with all that overpowering bulk and mass creating for one great weapon. Love the way he was able to kick up smoke as well.
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  136. lol
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  137. Jax8002 lol! A boy hung over. Yummy! That's when they say str8 men are most likely to have sex with another man.
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  138.  @GLitiatc0  I’m not taking initiative a thing because I already told you they don’t exist so the burden of proof is on you, sweet cheeks. Right now, all you got is one documentary of your “many several” you are able to direct me to to justify that lions constantly still good from wild dogs. Not good enough!
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  139.  @gutemorcheln6134  I see a lot of websites claiming to this but I don’t actually come across a lot of documentaries demonstrating this. Pretty much none of the Lion documentaries I watched in my 25 years since I was a kid of watching lion documentaries witnessed a lot of lions even comIng across wild dogs. Looks like I might be wrong but I always thought wild dogs and lions had few interactions because of wild dogs avoiding them except for when wild dogs see a lone lion or lesser number of lions. I have seen a group of wild dogs attack a lone lioness while with her cub but even still didn’t mess with her for too long before they disbanded. Wild dogs I know are a lot more gangster with hyenas.
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  140. Interesting post RC. I can definitely tell you know your stuff. Yea, I used to think it was alligators and crocodiles that the Jaguar was killing and finally learned that this isn't true from someone else on YouTube, but this Caiman you describe. You have elaborated on that to enlighten me on types of Caiman, specifically this Black Caiman. Very interesting. Thanks for the fun facts. Yea, I am actually in a debate with someone else on YouTube who thinks a Jaguar would easily take a crocodile out even in the water. I have been telling them err... no and it would seem you would agree. While a Jaguar is certainly skillful in the water, it is not its natural habitat and a natural water-world killer like the crocodile. The crocodile has the strongest jaws of any animal and is a natural water-world killer. While a Jaguar may be able to take out a Caiman in the water, I don't think it would have a chance AT LEAST in the water with a crocodile. Now the only information you spoke on that I have some reservations about is your assumption that a Jaguar would take out a leopard. At first thought, I would think so too. But honestly after some of the shit I've seen leopards do on YouTube, I honestly don't know. I mean, it looks as though a leopard would take out a female lion one on one. Although leopards typically run from females, I saw a leopard confronted by three females and it held its own. So that leads me to believe if it's not a standoff and a equally matched fight, I can't see the leopard just losing to the Jaguar. I think if anything both animals would end up half killing each other. Also, I never knew that about Jaguars having the strongest jaws of all mammals. I always thought that honor went to the hyena.
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  141. RC COOL I didn't know you responded back. That was very informative. I mean some of that information you gave me was crazy. You have been approached by Jaguars before. Man, I bet that gave you the scare of your life, especially if nothing was scaring them off besides a gun shot. Gee whiz! So you have been all the big game parks filming these animals. You are so lucky. Do you go across the world to all the Savannahs and video tape the animals. In that case, I guess I can't argue with you. You would know better than I as to who would win these animal contests given you've seen them up close and personal. I have always wanted that experience. I think ur right about the Jaguar coming up from being and killing them that way on land. That's how the tiger does. Still and all, the biggest crocodiles live in Africa. So it be interesting to see the Jaguar and Tiger go toe to toe with the biggest crocodiles in Africa. Because these two big cats don't live in Africa with the rest of the big cat predators, it makes for a lot of unanswered questions. And yea leopards don't mess with many predators, but they have been known to scare off predators that mess with them like hyenas and even on occasion leopards will go at it with female lions if forced to and put up a helluva fight, having been known to take them out one on one.
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  142. bflo1000 That pisses me off that the Jaguar and leopard will never meet in a natural setting so we can see a true winner. I hope people interfere a little bit ant put some jaguars in Africa, and some tigers in Africa. But u just know that animal rights activist will get on people's case for interfering with nature like that and start filing lawsuits so it will never happen.
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  143. rasfilmon It's so wonderful that another person appreciates my idea to get these animals together to resolve these damn question marks. I would have to agree with you. I think it's less of a question as to whether or not the leopard could survive in the jaguar's environment compared to the question of whether or not a Jaguar could survive in a leopard's environment. Clearly, the leopard lives a much harder life that a Jaguar and thus learns to be a little more cautious. 
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  144. rasfilmon Haha! You and I are totally on the same page, Rastilmon! If there was an effort and project dedicated to sending all the world's jaguars and tigers to Africa, I would totally support. I hope they come up with something to that effect one day.
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  145. rasfilmon Not all in Africa so we can see how they would interact there. It wouldn't be too dangerous for the people's since they have wild game reserves that are far away and secured from the city areas where people reside. These animals can't live in the americas because of the lack of fresh prey animals here in the states and Europe. If that were to be done, you'd have to also relocate all the prey animals they eat here too which would be too much work.And plus we don't have any game reserves here in the United States
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  146. vik56in Great info Vik55in. And its exactly as I suspected, that the jaguar can't defeat the leopard like its nothing like a lot of these other users were saying. It would be one hell of a fight, a fight to the finish, I am talking a bloodbath. I am thinking both cats would end up killing each other. Either that or maybe the leopard would win. It's hard for me to see a leopard come up the loser unless another animal is way bigger. As u said, pound for pound they can lift their own body weight and kill all sort of animals. I have seen leopard kills porcupines, snakes, take on several lionesses, scare off lone hyenas, sometimes even 2 hyeneas, not anymore than that. That said, I am sure the jaguar would definitely give the leopard a run for its money. I have seen them do some incredibly stuff but not as incedible as the leopard. THought there is less footage and studies of jaguars as you said to be fair.
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  147. @ Exactly
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  148. @ 10 years later I've grown way more opinionated that leopards would win hands down. More footage has come out across these ten years, so I am more opinionated than 10 years ago.
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  149. Roflmao! Look at the lioness who got up and stood up in the background at 0:43. Her face just almost screams "WTF!! WHAT IS THAT NASTY ASS SHYT?!"
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  150. I woud report the parents to Child Protective Services. Those kids could have been killed.
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  151. They are not playing at all. Please get your facts straight or put your keyboard away back in your closet full of hyena porn
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  152. Ohhhhhhhhh! That's what you're saying. So if I gather correctly what you're surmising is that the death was actually captured in the video?! 
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  153. Thanks Dowell. I am going to watch the video again when I come back from work and see if I get that same impression.
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  154. ***** Methinks u were right Dowell =D 
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  155. Alutacon lol
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  156. The leopard looked like he was just looking for friends to hang out with, that all his leopard friends had rejected his friendship!
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  157. LMFAO! Don't let the size fool you. Leopards are fucking gangster and that male lion found that out. Any other animal of that size a male lion would easily kill like it does hyenas, but that leopard backed off his fully grown male lion ass. LMFAO!! Leopards are fucking gangster and don't get the credit they deserve. I have seen one leopard fend off an entire pride of female lions. In general, they run from bigger predators but I think leopards are probably one of thee most gangster of the cat family.
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  158. Leopard vs. Python. Now that's a match. Almost or equally as entertaining as leopard vs. porcupine. You all have got to check out the leopard vs. porcupine videos on youtube. Crazy encounters. Leopards be taken on Africa's most dangerous animals. Leopards are one tough customer and hella ballsy. There's also a video on YouTube where a leopard takes on a three female lions
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  159. +The Guy Who Commented On This Video, please look up the definition of lion in the dictionary. It reads and I quote "a large tawny-colored cat that lives in prides, found in Africa and northwestern India. The male has a flowing shaggy mane and takes little part in hunting, which is done cooperatively by the females." Now where in this definition do you see that a "lion" only refers to a male lion? Please direct me to that in this definition.
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  160. +The Guy Who Commented On This Video, Oh no! I know you're intelligent baby. And I apologize if I am getting a little bit abrasive. How old are you by the way? You into dudes at all? I am looking for a boyfriend.
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  161. Odd position to die in! LMFAO! Does a hippo always die holding a statue like post
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  162. +Narek Avetisyan Woah! You're handsome! By any chance are you into guys. I am a 29 year old male from Wisconsin of the United States seeking my Mr. Right. I stand 5'9 and weigh 145. I am well toned. I have never drank; never done drugs; never smoked; am disease-free; and I'm not promiscuous but relationship-oriented. I have my Bachelor of Science Degree and my Associate of Arts Degree. I am just seeking that special someone. If interested in getting to know me, please contact me via my e-mail. My e-mail posted to the end of all my "Judge Judy Vs" cartoons at my YouTube channel. Look forward to hearing from you. P.S. I am open to relocation for the right guy.
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  163. Blemishblum Well isn't he cute? Gorgeous! Are u cute and into guys Blemishblum? I am not living you out either. =D
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  164. Blemishblum *dragging my fingers down your soft skin* baby, I am as serious as a heart attack.
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  165. You sure you never just wanted to try it... just once mate. Mmmmm! I like the way you foreign guys say mate. So hardening blows gently in your ear
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  166. That stupid thing deserved its death, running towards the lion like a cat out of hell dumbass.
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  167. Sure thing LieBeistfuralleda, I will check out the comment in question and get back to you as soon as possible. Might you be able to provide the specific name of the user in question who wrote out the comment?
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  168. ROFLMFAO
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  169. WOW! A wildlife film where the crocodile is actually the protagonist and not the antagonist? Now this is something. Well, I guess you could say antagonist vs. antagonist here.
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  170. The baby antelope will now think leopards are its friends from here on out. Lol!!! Oho!
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  171. lol
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  172. Hey hey guys guys in this comment thread. All of you… please be quiet. Just watch this video without all this chitchatter in the comments section please.
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  173. Hey croc, you’re going to have to wake up a little earlier in the morning if you want to have a Lion for breakfast. This ain’t zebra you dealing with. Similarly lions, you’re going to have to wake up a little earlier in the morning if you want croc for breakfast. This ain’t wildebeest you dealing with.
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  174.  @Kratos7686  Thank you! H M just doesn't get it. LOL!
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  175. Honey badger told his wife to shut the f up shortly after saving her. Lmfao did ya’ll see that, as he was standing over her. She started nagging him how this wouldn’t have happened had he not been working overtime with other female honey badgers and he popped her abd said stfu bitch
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  176. A wonder how crocs themselves can survive. They are the size of your thumb when they are born.
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  177. There should be a law out there in Africa against those motorcycle blaring safari vehicles. All of today’s technology and they can’t make a quiet vehicle.
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  178.  @muhammadnasif1496  LMFAO @ Muhammad. I cannot!!! LOL!! And I can just see the buffalo mother "KEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEVVVVVIIIIIIIIIIINNNNN!!!"
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  179. chateau pig Precisely what you said. Thank you!
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  180.  Justin Ethnostate  I want all these 12 videos where one I repeat one hyena dominates a lone adult male leopard please.
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  181. Lioness: Now just to get down... OOH OOWWW OOOH dopeeee! that hurt ... (blush) WELL WHAT THE HELL YOU LOOKING AT WITH YOUR SPOTTEDHEAD? COME HERE! COME HERE! COME HERE!!!I DONE TOLD YOU THREE TIMES NOW TO STOP LOOKING AT ME TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO GET MY #$$ OUT THIS BLASTED TREE
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  182. Leopards are pretty gutsy and tenacious. I have seen them repeatedly go after even porcupines online and other types of prey animals that most big cats typically steer clear of for the risks involved. My thinking like other have said here is that the only thing this leopard was trying to dodge is a fight with an animal in water. Leopard aren't really water animals. Had that crocodile stepped out of the water, you can tell it would have been on.
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  183. Sounded like the hippos were laughing their asses off at the very end after the face off between the lions and crocodile. Sounded like they are in the background watching and eating popcorn, calling them both dumbasses for both sides failing to kill the other and laughing their asses off. LOL
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  184.  j j  Yes Jaguars do have an extremely strong bite force, even stronger than that of hyenas. But they don't match the bite force of a crocodile as tech_shield69 noted
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  185. Rexy rex2005 Rexy Rex2005. I said a fight to the death with no nearby water to run to would likely go to a prude of lions after an extended knock down dragout
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  186. Cintrón Productions Hyenas have a stronger bite force than most of their direct competitors in Africa (lions, leopards, cheetahs, wild dogs) so they are pretty far up there. While hyenas have a bite force of 1100 pounds per square inch, there are other animals like a polar bear with a bite force of 1200 pounds per square inch. Hippos have a bite force of 1825 per square inch. Jaguars have a bite force of a whopping 2000 pounds per square inch. But get this... crocodiles have a bite force of 5000 pounds per square inch. So you can imagine the agony of those prey animals that get bitten up by crocodiles and dragged to their death in the river. There is speculation that killer whales have a more crushing bite force than even that of the crocodile, but there’s no official proof of that as it’s impossible to assess the bite force of a killer whale from current technology.
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  187.  GerMart  Out of all the comments here, GerMart nailed it. No one else did
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  188.  #push Cesaro  Agreed! These hyena marks won't ever admit that though because they are up the hyenas ass
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  189. Hyena: mmmm dude, your liver and esophagus are succulent as fuck. Do you want a piece?! You have to dip it in a little bit of your blood sauce first. Impala: well, in that case, let me stay alive and stand up and have a bite first before I kick in the towel.
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  190. Get the hell out of here. She made a mistake and didn’t want her Pride to find out about it
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  191. Maestro said it the best. If Buffalo were smarter and weren’t dumb and understood their power in numbers not to run period, carnivores would easily go extinct
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  192. @latsnojokelee6434 Elephants are actually smart, probably among the smartest in the animal kingdom. Most other prey animals are not, like these Buffalo running yet in huge herds
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  193.  @Kal3nWils0n  I tend to agree with you though of the animals, particularly the big cats, I would say the leopard is bravest with respect to its size and capabilities. I have seen a leopard tenaciously hunt porcupines and take on 3 female lions
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  194. I am glad you are able to read the mind of a hippo. Thank you Roasting Royalty The Hippo Mind Reader
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  195. Humans are more powerful than any elephant and we can take them out like that.
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  196. Not submissive at all in respect to what the tourist stated. That leopard is genius rolling onto its back so that if the lioness or any of her pride cronies tried to attack all that they would be met with are a bunch of claws coming at them from the four legs and then the teeth, this is as opposed to an exposed back. Leopards might run from other predators like hyenas and lioness, but when backed into a corner, they will fight you and ravage a hyena if not kill one and even lioness or male lion. They are not to be screwed with. I think the male lion would end up killing it of the bunch but not without severe life ending injuries of his own.
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  197. @cmdreggitt underrated comment. Should have way more than 37 thumbs up 😅😅😅😅
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  198. It’s probably a leopardess used to the immaturity of youth from her own cubs, trying to teach the duckling through mock hunting that her species should always be thought of as predator, not friend. It was a friendly little lesson she was gently giving for the cute duckling “never get this close to one of us, baby. We ain’t your friends. Run along.” These cats, females in particular, are a lot less savage than you might think. Females spend all day putting up with annoying cubs and being very patient.
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  199. I think Crazy Hoze was the one joking. He was being sarcastic
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  200. @Frenchtoast4574 While you argue that feeling empathy and sorrow is “human nature,” it’s also human nature to choose what we expose ourselves to. If someone is so easily overwhelmed by nature’s brutality, they should have used their brain and anticipated the raw reality of a safari and decided not to show up and subject themselves to it. Real nature isn’t meant to coddle our emotions—it’s meant to remind us that the wild operates by its own brutal rules, leaving no room for sanitized, cushioned experiences and fairytale happily ever afters. Also, this leopard taking down a wild African dog might seem harsh to some, but by safari standards, it’s actually pretty tame. Wild African dogs eat their own prey alive—it’s a natural, relentless process that’s been honed by evolution over countless generations. Expecting to see some choreographed, animal costume display of nature is ridiculous. If you’re planning to experience a true safari, you need to be prepared for the unfiltered, sometimes gruesome realities of the animal kingdom. So, if the intensity of nature’s raw display is too much to bear, that’s on you for going on Safari. By choosing to go on a safari, you agree to witness nature as it truly is, with all its brutality and beauty. If you’re going to whine or disrupt the experience because it doesn’t meet your expectations of a “feel-good” nature show, disrupt the filming with your whining, then it’s disrespectful of you not to have stayed home. The wild doesn’t have time to accommodate your delicate sensibilities—it simply is what it is.
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  201. @ LMFAO!!! Your comment is gold and had me rolling. Same here!
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  202. @ Exactly! Thank you
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  203. Stop making excuses for this miserable excuse of a mother
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  204. You would be hooting and hollering like a human female I gather with a human male yelling at you to sit down in your chair and shut the bleep up
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  205. @timexyemerald Trust he’s right. Leopards are brilliant creatures, so definitely smarts plays into their crazy ability and athleticism
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  206. @PuertoRican-EL I think you misquoted User Iminzayne5442. Iminzayne said Wild African Dogs aren’t tough, like hyenas are. Also, you are inaccurate. A hyena cannot kill or overpower a fully grown adult leopard, definitely not a male. A female will flee in general but if a hyena comes near her while she is with her cubs it has a reason to fight, leopard will maul the hyena and hyena will flee.
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  207. @JuniorFlores9225 I’m confused. What in the glory hell do bears have to do with dogs and cats. Housecats can readily overpower dogs. Plenty of evidence of that online.
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  208. Storks kill their own babies so serves them right
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  209. etikkboksen I had to think about that for a second. Hippos and crocs seem to get along rather well but you’re right that it seems the hippo is a bit more dominant between the too and when push comes to shove can domineer over a croc and have him skedaddling out of his way if the hippo wants it too. But the two animals don’t really fight too bad or try to kill each other unless the other is picking on a small adolescent or baby
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  210. They aren’t playing. And no one is forgetting shit. Hyenas are cowardly because outside of a bite, they don’t have many other defenses so need to run like they do from other predators to maintain their safety otherwise only fight in far greater numbers
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  211.  @GoldenBoyDims Sharp claws?! Hyena claws and limbs for that matter suck. They can't use claws like lions and leopards to assist with the kill or take down animals and have to keep biting at it as a matter of fact. They can't even barely jump or climb like the latter two. I used the word cowardly because hyenas are usually seen running from other animals, even cheetahs.
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  212. Wild dogs and hyenas regular spar with wild dogs trying to outnumber attack hyenas. This was a mere moment in time. Their eyes were all on the greater threat of the hippo so they weren’t worried about brawling with each other for that moment.
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  213.  @knowrowan  LMFAO
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  214. I mean, is it any surprise? Leopards are the only big cats willing and able enough to victimize prey animals like porcupines. Pretty much all the big cats avoid these so-called prey animals the leopard still readily targets. If backed into a corner I have seen leopards more than able to defend themselves against even male lions. Pound for pound the most incredible big cat in the world. Totally unsurprised it was skillful in its pursuit of the snake which correct me if I am wrong can even spit venom, right?
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  215. Very enthralling watch. How the antelopes pulled that off when they don't have the limbs or feet forms for climbing and remaining in place is a wonder. I was sitting over here like "Don't move, don't move, don't move. He won't get you." LOLOLOL!!! Gosh! I would have been scared shitless if I were that antelope. Great sense of patience and smarts.
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  216. Donald Mike Lolololol! Male lion from the other room, “You bitches, home with my croc deluxe yet?! You all argue how you don’t want to be 1950s stay at home lionesses, well your business lionesses. The least you could do is act like it and not let my dinner get away.”
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  217. Cintrón Productions interesting! Had no idea there was a crocodile in South America. That being said, it won’t be regular prey of a Jaguar since that Orinoco crocodile is almost completely extinct with 200 to 700 in the wild, described as being a rare find and only living in one very small portion of South America according to every source online. Moreover, it’s still doesn’t compare to your average croc as it’s smaller with a weaker bite force
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  218. S D yea, that’s interesting. Had no idea but that species of croc is next to completely extinct and a rare find, also smaller and weaker than your average crocodile
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  219. rob slaughter agreed! There’s not enough evidence to say one way or another in my personal opinion. The thing about jaguars is they are also at home in the water so the croc would not be at any advantage, even though they spend more time in the water. I just don’t think we can properly say
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  220. Thuon Jambaka Nyakwar Anuro Lol unhcfdfggfddghjhgggggUNKUNKUNKUNKUNKUNKUNKYeeeeeeyeeeeeyeeeeeyeeeeuunka-unka-unka-unka-unka-HUMUNA3333333)))-911
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  221. Thuon Jambaka Nyakwar Anuro 😂😂😂😂 LOL
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  222. Mugiwara No Luffy yep! Well said
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  223. Solar Sailer just to play devil’s advocate, I have seen a full pride of a lion’s bail when faced with a porcupine but a leopard doggedly fight the porcupine to its death
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  224. Cintrón Productions just to play devil’s advocate, I have seen a full pride of lions bail when faced up against a porcupine but a leopard regularly fight porcupines to the death. Also adult leopards will kill adult monkeys like baboons if not significantly outnumbered.
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  225. It's why I am a gay male ;) Single for now but we can both watch in peace once I find the guy. Between nature watching shrieks and Metoo Movement hell raising, you straight men will eventually learn and the hard way
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  226. Oh the hell yes they are. That’s why you saw the hyena running for its life with its feather tail tucked between its ass
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  227. Actually the joke is on all the others larger adult buffalo that got away and not to mention the lions. Calf got lucky and didn't have to spend very long a life damned to being a prey animal in Africa let alone in Africa. Hey look, if it means a few second of pain, I'm with the calf and alerting the predators so I don't have to spend very long as animal in that insane asylum that is the African Savannah and game reserve parks where prey are always forced to be on edge looking out for some animal ready to take their lives. Why not end the torture as fast as possible.
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  228. I don't want to watch this. Hyenas are freaks and beyond fucked up. I'm glad these beasts don't live in the USA. How are you going to eat a freaking cuddly ass looking deer that minds its own business and doesn't mess with anyone alive while it's just sitting there. Hyenas are fricken horrible. I need to stop watching them. The cheetahs were trying to kill the animal but hyenas are numbskulls.
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  229. KvarnerinfoTV was just getting ready to say humans have herd mentality to. I often find I’m the only one who goes against the grain and if I do something like in a vehicle, only then does some other driver try to do it before and get in a lane that none of the other drivers were in
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  230. Raphuhn Come correct! Hyenas are cruel and they do eat prey alive regularly. Lions make sure that it’s dead first usually
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  231.  @innocentjerk2480  a lot of times they are all holding it down so it won’t move frantically, not eating
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  232. I don't want to watch this. Hyenas are freaks and beyond fucked up. I'm glad these beasts don't live in the USA. How are you going to eat a freaking cuddly ass looking deer that minds its own business and doesn't mess with anyone alive while it's just sitting there. Hyenas are fricken horrible. I need to stop watching them. The cheetahs were trying to kill the animal but hyenas are numbskulls.
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