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

  1. 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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  2. 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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  3. 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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  4. ***** Methinks u were right Dowell =D 
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  5. Alutacon lol
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  6. 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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  7. 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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  8. 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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  9. +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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  10. +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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  11. Odd position to die in! LMFAO! Does a hippo always die holding a statue like post
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  13. 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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  14. Blemishblum *dragging my fingers down your soft skin* baby, I am as serious as a heart attack.
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  15. 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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  16. That stupid thing deserved its death, running towards the lion like a cat out of hell dumbass.
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  17. 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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  18. ROFLMFAO
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  19. 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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  20. The baby antelope will now think leopards are its friends from here on out. Lol!!! Oho!
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  21. lol
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  22. 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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  23. 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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  24.  @Kratos7686  Thank you! H M just doesn't get it. LOL!
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  25. 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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  26. A wonder how crocs themselves can survive. They are the size of your thumb when they are born.
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  27. 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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  28.  @muhammadnasif1496  LMFAO @ Muhammad. I cannot!!! LOL!! And I can just see the buffalo mother "KEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEVVVVVIIIIIIIIIIINNNNN!!!"
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  29. chateau pig Precisely what you said. Thank you!
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  30.  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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  31. 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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  32. 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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  33. 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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  34.  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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  35. 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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  36. 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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  37.  GerMart  Out of all the comments here, GerMart nailed it. No one else did
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  38.  #push Cesaro  Agreed! These hyena marks won't ever admit that though because they are up the hyenas ass
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  39. 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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  40. 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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  41. 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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  42. @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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  43.  @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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  44. 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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  45. Humans are more powerful than any elephant and we can take them out like that.
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  46. 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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  47. @cmdreggitt underrated comment. Should have way more than 37 thumbs up 😅😅😅😅
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  48. 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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  49. I think Crazy Hoze was the one joking. He was being sarcastic
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  50. @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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