Comments by "Red Panda" (@hyenaboy7504) on "Latest Sightings" channel.

  1. Show me where in the video the video maker did something wrong.
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  2. It's a pack of African wild dogs "fighting" against a clan of spotted hyenas, rather than two clans of spotted hyenas. They look nothing alike.
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  3.  @faridzabihian1694  There's a reason most reserves don't interfere with things like this.
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  4.  @JimmySpace69  He’s anthropomorphising (applying human traits onto wild animals).
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  5. Should we put down every person who gets a broken leg or something, then? This is nature, and has been happening for millions of years.
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  6. You know domestic dogs and African wild dogs are different species, right?
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  7. A den is a wild animal's home.
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  8. All you people thinking this was filmed in a zoo and not the wild.
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  9. For... trying to eat and survive?
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  10. It's nature.
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  11.  @LionDominator  Weak: they have a bite-force of 9,000 newtons, and can take down a wildebeest solo Scavengers: they hunt most of their prey Overrated: they aren't all that popular with most people
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  12. Dude, this is literally just nature.
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  13. It's called "nature". These things happen all the time, you know? The animals need to eat in order to survive and, with carnivores, they need to eat other animals (as sad as it may be, that's simply what they must do to survive, as their stomachs aren't made for digesting vegetation). Also, most people go on safari to photograph the different plants and animals, not just for "sadistic pleasure" as you claim (besides, there's nothing sadistic at all about observing nature in all its glory).
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  14. Why?
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  15. They aren’t humans, like you think they are.
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  16. "Cruelty" is purely a human concept and doesn't apply to wild animals.
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  17. All predators steal from each other.
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  18. It's called nature. Depending on where you are, you'll see this sort of thing in real life, anyway. Nature should NEVER be censored.
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  19. Are you a lion?
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  20.  @legendkhanproductions5263  That's true. I think it's a grey area, really: you want to save the buffalo, but you also don't want to deprive the predator of a meal.
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  21. Spotted hyenas hunt more than they scavenge.
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  22. No animal is "horrible", they're simply trying to survive. Not sure why you think trying to survive is "horrible".
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  23. Please don't apply human Morals onto animals.
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  24. ​ @ishenichole7340  "Evil" is a trait that can only be applied to humans. No animal is "evil", as they're simply trying to survive. No animal has malicious intent, everything they do is based on instincts and how they're adapted to survive in their environment. Also, you should learn about them, as the more you learn, the more you'll appreciate them. Yes, hyenas DO eat their prey alive, but they only do that because they don't have the adaptation to take down and suffocate prey like lions do (also, contrary to popular belief, lions do often eat their prey alive, as well). Hyenas, as you no doubt already know, are famed scavengers. However, they are also efficient hunters (and actually hunt between 50-95% of their prey). In fact, in many areas (such as the Masai Mara), lions scavenge more from hyenas than hyenas scavenge from lions. There is no predator anywhere on Earth that won't scavenge a meal if the opportunuty arises. Just about everything that hyenas do, are things that other predators also do. so, by calling hyenas "evil", you're also essentially calling other predators "evil", as well. Many canids also have similar adaptations to hyenas, meaning that they survive in similar ways to hyenas.
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  25. This is at Kruger National Park. The "houses" you see are likely safari lodges.
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  26.  @thelifesampler  How do you know she's wealthy?
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  27.  @thelifesampler  Nature isn't exclusive to the super rich, you know. I follow a few wildlife photographers on Instagram, and I doubt most of them are multi-millionaires.
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  28. Stop anthropomorphising.
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  29. Whatch Kevin Richarson's hyena videos, that WILL change your opinion on them.
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  30. Their hunting success rate says otherwise.
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  31.  @hakimelmoro409  All predators are also scavengers.
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  32. Why not say you hate all predators (which you do, as your comment proves).
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  33.  @unit-3650  Africa also has bushes, deserts, and forests.
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  34. Not allowed to interfere with nature
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  35. Umm, what?
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  36. You hate them because they're eating their natural prey and trying to survive?
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  37. They gotta eat, to.
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  38. Spotted hyena hunt around 50-95% of their prey. So, I'd say that the ones in Kruger do still hunt at LEAST 50% of the time.
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  39. Filming animals doesn’t harm them, meaning it’s not inhumane.
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  40. Well, yes. Of course the dogs kill other animals. They would literally starve, otherwise. Their prey isn't going to kill itself, now.
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  41.  @paladin3116  Or better yet: don't go outside.
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  42.  @lapiscake1211  Zootopia is pretty much "what would happen if other animals evolved the same way we did?"
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  43. What do you want them to do?
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  44. ⁠ @An_Actual_Rat ”he’s actually claimed himself to be an educated wildlife expert” Yeah, I think that’s called “lying”.
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  45.  @An_Actual_Rat  So's being uneducated, it seems.
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  46. Wildlife videos aren’t dumb
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  47. Why?
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  48. Exactly. They're human beings, not robots.
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  49. Have fun being in prison for poaching, then.
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  50. They need to eat, as well.
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