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

  1. 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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  2. 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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  3. 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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  4. LOL Ardvark
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  5. 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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  6. +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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  7. 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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  8. +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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  9. 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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  10. 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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  11.  @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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  12. 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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  13. ***** Well that's one assumption. I'm so frustrated!
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  14. Jack Spratt You want to play with mine, baby?!
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  15. Couriertrust couriertrust Awwwwwwwwwww thank you Couriertrust. Hugs you. We need more people like you. =D
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  16. 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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  17. 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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  18. I’m calling CPS on this lioness
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  19. LMFAO you described the suspense so well. Same here LMFAO
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  20. 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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  21. 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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  22.  @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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  23. 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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  24.  @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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  25. 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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  26. 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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  27. Hyena's make pussy sounds even though they aren't actually cats. LOL!!!
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  28. Lucky my ass! That lion looked scared like he underestimated the leopard.
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  29. 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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  30.  @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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  31. Confident and hyena is an oxymoron
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  32. 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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  33. Come on now. You can't be serious. Playing with the buffalo lol
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  34. They don’t have to do anything. Like lions most of time, they could suffocate it first
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  35.  @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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  36.  @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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  37. +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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  38. +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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  39. +4exgold LMFAO
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  40. 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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  41. 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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  42.  @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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  43.  Justin Ethnostate  hyenas only scare off leopards because it's like 20 to 1 lolololol
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  44. LOL
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  45. LOLOLOL
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  46. 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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  47. 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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  48. You never say that when it’s a zebra or impala
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  49. 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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  50. 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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