Youtube comments of (@Latestsightings).

  1. We don't like blurring our videos, but YouTube ends up blocking the videos. So, we post our un-blurred version on Facebook (Latest Sightings - Kruger)
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  2. We've never shared a sighting from India, this was taken in Ranthambore game reserve. What did everyone think?
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  3. Isn't this the cutest thing ever??
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  4. For people saying "Nothing happens in the beginning" - you must watch the technique of the lions. It's hard to hunt in the wild, this wasn't by chance. The younger lioness slowly looped behind the warthog to the pounce and give it a fright so it would run into the adult and more experience lioness. Perfect ambush.
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  5. When I watched the video for the first time, my editor warned me, and I'm glad he did πŸ˜‚
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  6. To everyone who's watched this video so far, thanks! YouTube has now blocked it to most audiences for being too gory. For videos like this one, we know we will forfeit a week's worth of earnings, due to being demonetized. But, we feel its important to share such sightings regardless. We are here to showcase raw nature.
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  7. Who watched till the part where the lappet-faced vulture swoops in and takes over at the end? It's crazy to see the dynamics!
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  8. YouTube just enabled the "Thanks" feature on our channel! If you enjoyed this video, please try support our channel by using that feature. And your comment will be highlighted! :)
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  9. That turtle scaring the Lion away is awesome! Just some history: It's one of the Ndzhenga male lions from a pride called the Styx pride in MalaMala Game Reserve. That male Lion is known for taking down Buffaloes, so this turtle is super feisty. Also, it's our video. πŸ˜ƒ Thanks for the share! Love this channel.
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  10. This sighting was recorded live on one of the Live Waterhole Streams by Africam, that's why the quality is a bit less HD compared to our usual sightings that are filmed on a phone or normal camera. Don't worry, NO AI or anything like that. You can always trust our sightings!
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  11. Yip, that's exactly it! :)
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  12. We have left this video almost completely unedited. No parts taken out. It’s a powerful and raw sighting, not for the faint-hearted. Edit: We believed the stallion did this for the greater good of the herd to pass on stronger genes. But there are a few other opinions and reasons in the thread below, have a read.
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  13. This was our first compilation without music, what are your thoughts?
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  14. Who's seen our lion version of this? (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyJUQuaECrg)
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  15. Yeh, wrong place wrong time. 😒
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  16. The cheetah could have been upset that it lost its kill to the vultures. But it actually saved its life! Everything happens for a reason.
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  17. I agree. It's something so crazy in amongst this whole sighting.
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  18. I jumped when I heard the snap of the croc's mouth the first time I watched this! Did anyone else jump?
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  19. It ran away to safety.
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  20. Something definitely cracked after this 😩
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  21. Not injured, but believed to be exhausted after fighting them off previously.
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  22. πŸ™ˆ
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  23. This video just speaks for itself. No need to beef it up πŸ˜…
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  24. πŸ˜‚
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  25. Our next video "Car full of tourists gets stuck in Spider's Web"
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  26. We've seen that this would have been a good idea! The lions would have lost interest.
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  27. Mike from MalaMala mentioned that no one went back to the sighting after, so no one saw what ended up happening to the carcass. But, that most probably hyenas and vultures ate it.
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  28. Thanks so much Willie. Means a lot! We try our best to listen to the community. And definitely we do experiment and see what works or doesn't πŸ˜„
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  29. So, the one hyena ripped the rhino's tail off. That's when Danie started filming.
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  30. Fascinating video to start 2024 off! Looking forward to some incredible sightings to come.
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  31. Who else thinks this looks the scene right out of the lion king!?
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  32. Yip! That's the exact second she realized there was a Lioness stalking her πŸ™ˆ
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  33. I think it was, yes.
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  34. Mr Beast reacted to our video! Check it out here: https://youtu.be/RcTLBsXvzQk?t=491
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  35. Very true.
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  36. Sadly, only the Leopard this time. πŸ™ˆ
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  37. Believe me, I have nightmares about this all the time πŸ˜‚
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  38. Same.
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  39. The lions ate it.
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  40. What goes on everyday unnoticed, mind boggling.
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  41. Unfortunately, we are becoming increasingly limited by YouTube on what we can and can't share. We would love to post every video as is but as soon as they contain gore they get removed.
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  42. If you have some videos feel free to send them through. We love Indian wildlife!
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  43. In this case, black bull gives you wings.
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  44. It's just pure instinct.
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  45. How ominous was it when the one hyena suddenly turned smelt the cub πŸ™ˆ
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  46. To everyone saying this is a lioness, it is not, it is a young male, hence the non-existent mane :)
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  47. I was thinking the same thing.
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  48. Add one scar by the Terrapin now πŸ˜‚
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  49. These animals are super tough, he might actually survive this just fine
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  50. Agreed.
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  51. +Arshad Ebrahim Thanks!! I'm so glad you like the footage :)
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  52. I hope everyone enjoyed this compilation!
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  53. After reading lots of comments from you guys asking for an unedited version without titles and music, we listened. We hope you enjoy this raw look at our wildest sightings of 2024! Let us know which you prefer! If you want to watch the edited version of our compilation, see here: https://latestsightings.com/single-post/watch-the-wildest-animal-sightings-of-2024-compilation
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  54. Will ask and find out.
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  55. Unfortunately the film-maker didn't get the actual catch on film. So we could only include the photos.
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  56. Anyone realize the lion pulling out the fetus at 0:35?
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  57. Of course, we only show real sightings on this channel.
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  58. How many of you saw the leopard before the kill? I didn't!
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  59. 0:12 - My favourite part. "I'm going to post it on Kruger Park Sightings" :) Thanks for posting!
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  60. Hope you all enjoy the new video!
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  61. Thanks everyone! We try our best. Glad you all enjoy our footage.
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  62. You're right. πŸ˜•
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  63. Very true.
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  64. Croc feels the same!
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  65. The only thing is that this is a male. So it shouldn't have any of those instincts I think.
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  66. They have NO fear Elephants
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  67. Viewers sometimes don't like when we put slow-motion, but for this video, no one's complaining! I also only realized where it went only after the slow motion part.
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  68. It is honestly one of the best videos on our channel. What a battle for survival to get on film.
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  69. Would you all have been this calm 1m from an apex predator?
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  70. Darren Cork It's actually a dead elephant, tusks were taken, so can be a bit confusing. :)
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  71. Not much longer after this video. The hippo collapsed from lack of energy.
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  72. Thought so too!
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  73. Unfortunately, she stopped recording to take some photos but at that exact moment, the warthog pulled free of the leopard and escaped down the burrow.
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  74. I wasn't born like this, it was just blinded by a snake, so it just happened. And there you go, it got blinded and didn't last even 5 minutes.
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  75. Exactly! That's why they are so careful.
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  76. There was a smaller car behind it apparently, but we will never know :)
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  77. Watch the other angle of this sighting here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4t7208qkPc
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  78. So inefficient and paiful. One pluck at a time.
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  79. Exactly my thoughts
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  80. Β @FostaJulianoΒ  Why? Stallions have a sense of which females they've mated with and when. If the timing of the birth is off, he will probably think it's not his. It’s also possible the foal's scent was strange, a sign that the foal is from a different male. Or, a new stallion taking over herd "eliminates" rivals by attacking or killing foals sired by the previous dominant male. All of these ensure his genes dominate the herd, not his predecessors.
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  81. +Afro Curt πŸ˜‚ But yes, they definitely can get concussions and severely injured.
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  82. First time I've seen this.
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  83. Agreed. We have so many videos of mothers doing super dangerous things for the protection of their babies.
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  84. Not "Run Forrest Run!"? πŸ˜‚
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  85. Exactly! πŸ˜…
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  86. I do think that's what happens, it most probably didn't feel the pain.
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  87. I think the same.
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  88. I think about it every day :(
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  89. Who watched the whole thing?
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  90. Thanks for the explanation!
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  91. The actual name of this lizard is a "skink"
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  92. I agree :)
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  93. We couldn't even fit it all in the title πŸ˜‚
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  94. Yeh, that would be to show the hyenas whos boss basically
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  95. Never a good idea
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  96. You can get pinned for having the first comment
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  97. We only use the best Lion actors around. πŸ˜„
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  98. It is just incredible to see.
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  99. Β @dannyadams2211Β  I guess you know a sighting is unique when people think it's fake! πŸ™ˆ
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  100. Β @mardag00Β  Along side all our titles and thumbnails on our channel πŸ‘€ πŸ˜„
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  101. We are live streaming regular BIG 5 sightings on our channel right from Greater Kruger - MalaMala. Fill this form to get email alerts when we go live: https://forms.gle/YRvCTTK7pBNsD4Gs9
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  102. Thanks so much! We really try to show the real side of nature
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  103. Yeh, very territorial!
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  104. It's amazing to see how all those hippos together were still scared πŸ˜… Not to mention the crocs.
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  105. Mozambique Spitting Cobra
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  106. We have had a report of Lions killing a baby rhino once. And thanks for watching :)
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  107. Yip, a baboon alarm call. One of the best sounds in the bush!
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  108. It is true. They get into such shock that they can't really feel the pain.
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  109. Also, due to adrenaline and shock, the body goes completely numb, so they don't actually feel the pain.
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  110. It tried ;)
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  111. Yes there is, 6 male lions :)
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  112. Agreed!! πŸ˜‚
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  113. They were definitely aware of it, looks like they avoided it on purpose.
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  114. That leopard was also "What the hell is this animal" πŸ˜‚
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  115. We aren't Cheetahs when it comes to titles. (I tried)
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  116. This is probably rarer than seeing an actual kill!
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  117. +OldTrafford110 Sadly we were told not to include the location due to rhino being in it :( But it is awesome hey!
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  118. She will move on pretty quickly, that's what happens in Nature.
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  119. It's is very sad. But on the Lions' side, it will feed them for a while
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  120. +ualuuanie Nope, they dont usually. This was mostly predicated on the lack of water. So the Hippo didn't want share.
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  121. That's next week's video hopefully πŸ˜…
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  122. +fairybits yeh, he survived! They walked off pretty much unharmed
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  123. Paralyzes instantly.
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  124. Definitely a different story if it were a lion.
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  125. Watch the other angle of this sighting here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5wnKEXs6YM
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  126. That would make for another interesting video πŸ˜…
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  127. I think hyenas have lost the feeling of "fear". If they see food, nothing can stop them.
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  128. Β @AA-tz2bmΒ  I loved doing that clickbait video for the YouTube plaque. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3UKMIQ408c
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  129. Like a rugby tackle!
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  130. True. Not even against warthogs!
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  131. Looks extremely painful! But the Lioness probably doesn't even have a scar. Their skin is extremely loose to allow for situations like this.
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  132. They are huge. Some Lions are smaller and some are bigger. This pride is in an area of Kruger where food is plentiful, so they are bigger than normal. The shoulder reaches where the window of the car starts.
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  133. Definitely an alarm call warning the buck! But it's actually a tree squirrel :)
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  134. Thanks so much! Really appreciate it!!
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  135. πŸ˜‚
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  136. It wouldn't. That's basically the difference between venom and poison. Poison is bad if you eat it. Venom is only bad if you inject it into your blood.
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  137. +catrashoo I feel like that is exactly what she is saying.
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  138. MrSMGun Thanks so much. I try and be as accurate as possible but still catchy :) I do think this title is spot on though hehe
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  139. +RJ17 we try :)
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  140. That's exactly what I thought when I saw his tail wagging :)
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  141. Mr Beast reacted to our video! Check it out here: https://youtu.be/RcTLBsXvzQk?t=450
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  142. Exactly πŸ˜‚
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  143. Β @jasonkloot1364Β  The full version is like 10 minutes, a lot of just biting and some parts with real guts. Not sure where we can post it without being taken down. πŸ™ˆ
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  144. I think he must be in musth, he was very aggressive. But, usually, telltale signs an elephant is in musth is by liquid excretion, but he is in water, so it's hard to see.
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  145. +Marc Mckenzie The film maker had to leave, and they went back the next day. There was no update. However, in my opinion, the impala didn't make it.
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  146. Anyone have a contact at Manchester United or Barcelona FC for this little guy?
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  147. Appreciated 😎
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  148. Yip!
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  149. Β @IAMDJVYBEZNYCΒ you are missing out!
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  150. We've never seen anything like this before.
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  151. Would hate to be that guy in this situation.
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  152. Β IM OΒ  This is why male lions sleep 20 hours a day, so that they have energy for these sorts of fights.
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  153. Technically not allowed, YouTube switched off ads :(, but we are all about sharing incredible sightings! So here we go :)
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  154. That's exactly the sign :)
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  155. That's exactly it hey. Amazing how it worked out.
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  156. Yeh, that lion wasn't impressed πŸ˜‚
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  157. Hey, Yeh, that's most probably one of the reasons that there were other lions. But this leopard is very healthy and is in one of the best areas to be in if you are a leopard. Lots of prey. So he probably thought that it wasn't worth the fight as he could easy get another kill quickly.
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  158. Yip! Β @outofturn331Β 
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  159. What did everyone think? We tried out a new format
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  160. That's so true!
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  161. Poor hyenas, no one seems to like them
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  162. Glad you liked it!
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  163. Thanks everyone to an amazing 2019. We've loved running the channel. Here's to many more amazing videos! How long have you been watching? Also, don't forget to share with us your amazing footage :)
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  164. Definitely πŸ™ˆ
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  165. True! But sometimes they do feed together. But when the other 4 arrived, the leopard was out of there.
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  166. Thanks so much :) Hopefully lots of more awesome videos to come.
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  167. Me too the first time I watched it :)
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  168. +TheRPGentleman Thanks for all the support on the dislikes hehe :)
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  169. Nature never ceases to amaze.
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  170. Hey, I actually thought there was a lot of action.Β  But I'm sorry you felt that there wasn't.
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  171. Yip sadly
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  172. Everyone, including the hippo, was ok after this incident
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  173. +Mosa Aghbaria Calf was eaten, mother ran back to the herd.
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  174. Must have been such a horrible feeling.
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  175. TheFireworkfreak16Β Hehe yeh, you can just see the expression on his face.
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  176. Was also wondering. But, my gut feel is that there was too many alarm calls, so it moved away incase other predators heard the commotion and come to check out what was happening.
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  177. What were you hoping would happen? Impala gets away or cheetahs get the impala?
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  178. +VCthaGOATdunker not always. We try and post what we think is rare. Whether it's a kill or a baby Elephant chasing birds :)
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  179. Yeh! Complete instinct
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  180. Yeh, they are. But it seems as if this one got separated, or it was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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  181. Yeh! It ended up calling more hyenas it seems.
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  182. Well done for getting it right! Although, there was unfortunately never going to be another outcome.
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  183. +casho1968 Hey. I'm sorry you felt I lied to you. But can you help me a bit. What is misleading about this title? As it stands, this is the title: "Buffaloes Stop 3 Male Lions From Killing Another Lion | Graphic" Buffaloes - Herd of Buffaloes appear soon in the video Stop 3 male lions from killing - 3 male lions are seen in the video strangling (killing) another lion Another lion - The 3 males are killing this lion. Did the 3 lions kill the other male? They don't, as a herd of buffalo came and disturbed them. So the buffaloes are seen to "stop" the 3 males from killing the other. This was my reasoning for choosing this title. Am I wrong in any of these points? Thanks :)
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  184. You called it! πŸ˜‚
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  185. Good thing there was no can opener
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  186. Will try :)
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  187. Yeh!! So crazy. We've never heard of that anywhere else.
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  188. Β @UnspokeΒ  Please send a few examples :)
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  189. +Vladimir Ceh to be honest, I don't think stating where this is would help at all. But I want to respect my community as that's what they have asked for. I think more good people will know where rhinos are than bad, thus making it harder for the poachers to hide if they were to do anything, but I'm happy not to take that chance.
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  190. Yeh! This footage is extremely hard to watch! But it was incredible to see the mother fight so hard, even putting herself in danger.
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  191. Actually, those wounds will heal with in a week. Let's hope.Β 
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  192. Still had the will to survive.
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  193. Yeh! She would have stood no chance.
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  194. That's what I thought too!
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  195. ​ @FostaJulianoΒ  Interesting to hear from a farmer's perspective! We might have worded it wrong, but from the stallion's perspective, it will be for the long-term strength and survival of the herd. Because if he believes he is the strongest zebra out there, he's not only prioritizing his lineage but also boosting the herd's resilience and fitness. Because, it's not only about his survival, but it's for the survival of his off spring who will then also pass on his genes. So if he takes over, reproduces with his stronger genes, the herd will survive longer, not just him. Something I've learnt watching and studying animals, every last little thing, however big or minuscule, is about survival out there in the bush.
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  196. I think in this case, it makes it better. Easy to see predator and prey in one frame.
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  197. We are trying not to, it's a big thing for us to post accurate titles.Β  So you thought we implied that the buffaloes saved the lion?Β  We didn't mean that. That's why we put "stop" instead of "save" Luckily the lions didn't come back for it. They just left it. How ever the lion died a few days later.
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  198. I actually did the same this year! I posted a photo of an elephant carrying a lion cub on its trunk. I posted it for April Fools, but it reached over 100 mil people around the world with people believing the story. πŸ˜‚
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  199. We were almost going to add it! We will do a shorts soon with it in slow motion.
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  200. Lion King. Little mermaid or even Sponge Bob
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  201. Yes, but only to the lions. That's actually why it was trying to get it. There was a special.
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  202. So, I was there myself. If you can see, there is something sticking out at the back of the impala. I conclude that the impala died mid-birth
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  203. He fought as hard has he could.
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  204. Well, head on over to our Cute Tings channel :) https://www.youtube.com/@cutetings
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  205. Yeh, this is some really unusual interaction.
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  206. I agree.
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  207. That's awesome news :)
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  208. Who can spot some other videos of ours at that exact same spot?!
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  209. I think me too! I've never seen this.
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  210. Not broken, apparently, it was infected.
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  211. I agree with you I'm afraid. I don't think she will live long at all.
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  212. It put up a big fight
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  213. You can definitely trust our sightings are always 100% real. No AI or anything. It's just this was recorded live on one of the Live Waterhole Streams, that's why the quality is a bit less HD as a video filmed on a phone or normal camera.
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  214. +ricochet188 Hehe sorry about that. Next week's video is going to be super gory, but ending is happy, so stay tuned 😎
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  215. Thanks for watching the full video! The Cheetah sighting was incredible
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  216. It could be! Denning season is coming up. But most likely the lions was in the wrong spot at the wrong time. The wild dogs were also hunting, and when they are hunting, they have a lot of energy running through them, which might have caused them to attack.
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  217. Glad you liked it :)
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  218. Hey all, I added Closed Captions for this video, let me know your thoughts on this.
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  219. Maybe someone will film that and send it to us :) Sounds like an incredible fight.
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  220. Rachael Molar I think the calf will learn what a lion is really soon :) Right now it's innocent and thinks everything is its mother.
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  221. There would be no croc left!
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  222. That's definitely what ended up happening!
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  223. No problem, we understand! It's just we have had to change our naming conventions, othewise, every video was getting hidden by the site.
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  224. Glad you liked it!
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  225. Β @frankd9015Β  Wow!! So cool :) Thanks for watching.
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  226. What ever happened, we also hope the cub didn't suffer.
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  227. Although, it didn't have to be πŸ™ˆ
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  228. +Pete Smith Yeh, it's great that so many liked the video.Β  What made you not like it?
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  229. He ruled the camp. Hehe
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  230. I think the herd will protect it now though.
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  231. Looks like the hyenas broke it.
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  232. Yeh. And very interesting that the mother goes in, does a move, and then the cubs mimic it.
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  233. Standard day in the life of an oxpecker πŸ˜‚
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  234. @MastnaGebule We've experimented with music in the past. But people don't like it as much!
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  235. πŸ˜…
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  236. Unfortunately not! No human interference allowed.
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  237. It's a pleasure. We would never do that.
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  238. Unfortunately, we tried our best to get the final part, but, they didn't film it they said :(
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  239. *****Β Yeh, but I'm just trying to see in terms of SEO which works better.Β 
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  240. +OldTrafford110 lol πŸ˜‚
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  241. I love the support from the herd! True power.
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  242. What did you guys think of the story?
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  243. The will to survive is always crazy to watch.
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  244. My record is 7 in one day.
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  245. It's like none other!
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  246. edanias His leg was broken. We are releasing an article on this soon.
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  247. Yip, the lion almost ran straight into it.
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  248. Hey! Glad you liked it :) The photos I think are on our Facebook page if you want
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  249. Thanks so much! We also love the footage that comes through, never stops amazing us.
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  250. Thanks for the fun interview. That sighting was crazy, and we look forward to sharing many more!
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  251. Thanks so much for the support over the years
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  252. The cub looked like a rocket by how fast it launched into the tree πŸ˜‚
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  253. Oh awesome. That's so cool! Hope you enjoy all the videos. :) We have some really incredible footage in our archive.
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  254. I assume it was the hyenas, but the film-maker said he didn't see them from the beginning and that the kudu was injured already.
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  255. Will try and order those videos for you :)
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  256. +Tom tonka thanks Tom for the comment! Really awesome. Glad you enjoy our videos. Lots more to come ;)
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  257. Yeh! We've seen Leopards try that and not succeed.
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  258. I also found that part very unusual.
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  259. We have heard them once or twice. But sounds like this are extremely rare.
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  260. Yay! Thanks so much. Let's hope so. It is remarkable footage.
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  261. +Queen Grimhilde Hey Queen, glad you watch our videos. You must come down to Africa and go on a Safari. It's an experience of a lifetime! With regards to your question, no... Wardens or Rangers are not allowed to stop the kills. Because if you are a hungry Leopard and you have spent 20 minutes chasing and strangling a warthog and then a Ranger comes to save the warthog. The Leopard will get no reward for his effort and will have no means of getting his energy that he has just used up, back. So he might not have the strength to hunt again. Which can indirectly kill the predator. I know sometimes the way these predators hunt can seem ruthless, but all animals need to eat. And sadly we can decide which one we like best. We have to let the stronger animal decide.
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  262. Β @JedtumbleΒ  Would you send me a link to some where that happened? I'll have a look. Our thumbnails, we will edit them to make the video as enticing as possible, like all youtube channels, but we never put something that didn't happen in the video, so will look into it asap if you can send me some examples.
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  263. African Civet. Very nocturnal. So, it's amazing to see it during the day!
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  264. Literally! πŸ˜…
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  265. Glad we could share something new!
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  266. It's incredible to see the size difference!
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  267. wheelmanstanΒ True, could have gotten a terrible injury
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  268. +Alyssa Bullock the impala actually survived!
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  269. πŸ˜‚
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  270. Klipspringers - rock jumpers in Afrikaans
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  271. Not a nice way to go. But a great meal for a pride of Lions!
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  272. Definitely would have been something wrong for it to be alone like that.
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  273. That would definitely be an interesting phenomenon
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  274. If we use the word attack, YouTube and Google hides the video, look at out our "attack" videos :(
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  275. That would be impossible. Going on safari is about observing nature. No guns allowed. No interference allowed.
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  276. *****Β This is really incredible! And it would seem that they don't understand, but when I posted this to my FB page, about 5 different people commented that a similar thing happened to them where the buff scared off the lions by ramming into the car. Maybe it's never happened to burst a tire, so it wasn't all on purpose, but they become really aggressive and ram into anything to try and get the lions off. But we sadly, can never know.
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  277. I'm so glad you enjoy them!Β  Thanks for commenting and letting us know.Β 
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  278. Casey Dabney He is about 3 years old now :)
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  279. Thanks for the feedback! It's just, I couldn't get a nice thumbnail, it's too blurry. This is the only one that resembles what what happens.
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  280. That's a good point!Β  Maybe they are young hunters.
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  281. 4K sighting this one.
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  282. It's a male πŸ™ˆ
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  283. Glad you like our sightings. We show raw nature, the cute and the gory.
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  284. This cub is from a line of the biggest Leopards in Kruger, definitely destined for greatness.
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  285. We've also noticed, that since the rise of TikTok and Instagram stories, everyone's filming vertically and 30 seconds max! It's so nice to work on a long sighting like this one for once! Thanks for watching, glad you liked it!! :)
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  286. Glad you like them!
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  287. +OldTrafford110 I totally agree. I really look forward to the time that we can share rhino sightings again.
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  288. So awesome to hear that you showed this to your 2-year old. So great we can be a part of her learning to love wildlife :)
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  289. So glad you enjoyed :) It's amazing that they saw this as their last sighting. What a way to end the trip
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  290. Unfortunately for the duiker, it did not.
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  291. Exactly
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  292. Exactly, complete instinct.
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  293. It's not AI :) It's just filmed on a live stream camera set up at the waterhole. Not as HD as a normal video camera.
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  294. Β @oneeyedman99Β  we post the unblurred on Facebook. But Facebook is lately becoming just as bad as youtube with videos with blood πŸ™ˆ
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  295. Survival of the fittest
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  296. Young males.
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  297. Β @Kyle-gd3cwΒ  But it is! πŸ˜… https://www.facebook.com/latestsightingskruger/videos/7682441735163673/
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  298. He would have been a real fighter of a Wild Dog 😒
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  299. We try making titles and thumbnails as clicky as possible, but ALWAYS sticking to the truth! I'm glad you like it! :)
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  300. We had to leave out some parts of this sighting of the guts being pulled out due to youtube's policies.
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  301. As to the why, it's because the platforms are forcing us. If anything has blood, our videos get blocked. 😒
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  302. Who voted in our poll earlier and who got it right? Who got it wrong??
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  303. Enjoy! :)
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  304. It's extremely true. The best is to always to let animals do what they want on their own terms and show them respect
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  305. Kelly Waggnor Yeh, he is doing fine thank goodness. He is still living with this same woman.
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  306. +Zqosh the person who filmed said that when the bird flew away, the snake slithered into the deep bush.
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  307. Wow awesome!!Β  Did you film it?
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  308. Exactly what we thought too! πŸ˜…
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  309. Both. This video plays on all emotions.
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  310. Very interesting feedback everyone! Thanks. Although, we will be testing both still. Just from the analytics side, people are watching this video 37 seconds longer than usual.
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  311. This was actually on the other side of the river. Person filming was about 310m from the sighting πŸ‘€ We had to use major stabilization it was zoomed in so much πŸ˜…
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  312. I agree. Never seen anything like this.
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  313. This is the full thing.
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  314. Β @billythatkidd6926Β  Very rare that predators actually reach top speed, they don't like to waste energy.
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  315. Same. All so good!!
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  316. +Amanda Trimble By the colours of the eagle it seemed as if he was a fully grown one. However I think that it was the cobra that was too strong. The eagle was sitting on him for 45 minutes prior. The eagle then repositioned giving the snake freedom to move its head, I think this was the big mistake.
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  317. Let's hope it does survive!
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  318. +scott mann he was 1m high, Rangers analyzed it. And he had a warthog in his mouth for eating 😊 But we will try make sure we don't make titles misleading going forward. Thanks for the feedback
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  319. Those are indeed two male black Mambas, they often engage like that when competing for mating rights to a particular female. :)
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  320. That is the full footage. The rest happened in the deep bush so they didn't send in the video as it wasn't good quality.
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  321. +Temprel Storm What happened?
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  322. Next: Warthogs kill and eat cheetah
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  323. +Giloup92 we can only guess so.
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  324. Exactly right
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  325. Glad you enjoyed!!
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  326. Unfortunately we have to cover the blood, otherwise YouTube blocks our videos πŸ™ˆ We post the unedited on Facebook.
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  327. Thanks so much! :)
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  328. Unfortunately, it is to kill the animal. But I've never heard of it happening with lions.
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  329. Can say that again...
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  330. Can you check now? For somereason Youtube made it full length, even though we only chose last 5 seconds. I've taken it away completely now.
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  331. country westbygod Hey, they would only intervene if it was a human made injury. So sadly, they won't even look twice at this. :(
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  332. Thanks so much, glad you enjoy the videos :)
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  333. He was putting up a HUGE fight!!Β 
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  334. No, he survived :)
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  335. Woopty Wop Taking a jog on a treadmill :)
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  336. +Arshad Ebrahim Not sure! I think that people disliked because something got killed.
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  337. The leopards were probably a week or so old. Not sure when they start climbing.
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  338. I agree!! That would have been something.
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  339. It was hard to title this one πŸ™ˆ
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  340. Well spotted! Looks like he wants to get out of there asap!
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  341. Glad you enjoyed!
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  342. They don't see humans as a threat. This is an adult Lion, so he would have been surrounded by tourists his whole life.
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  343. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  344. lol
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  345. Hehe that's great. :) Glad we can make your day Thanks for the comment.
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  346. Yes it did!Β  That one was a bit older and knew to swim back, the younger one stayed in the water and then got taken by the crocodile.
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  347. +Alyssa Bullock No problem. They did however catch another impala. They were probably very confused with the impala hitting the car, that they left him and went after another one.
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  348. They killed a different one.
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  349. Β @btugrulΒ  It is real... Everyone is just paranoid with the world of AI. There is no AI in this.
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  350. His name is Cyrus
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  351. He needed more time to change its color!
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  352. I've been going for 10+ years and never seen anything like this
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  353. They really looked like they were having fun
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  354. Thanks so much! This video is incredible!
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  355. I'm sure the leopard will go for another treatment soon ;)
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  356. WildlifeObsessed How would you have liked us to edit it? So I will know for next time.
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  357. I agree. Even though it's nature, there are many people that can't handle kills. Which is fine, each to their own. I would have been really interested in being there witnessing such a site. I wouldn't have cried for help, but I definitely would have had added of commentary while filming :)
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  358. +octopus magnificens I think it is trying to protect its eggs. This bird isn't built to eat snakes
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  359. A Leopard’s kill.
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  360. True that
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  361. I also had no idea! It’s just incredible
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  362. Β @wildnfree101Β  Did you watch in the end?
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  363. Great to hear from you! I haven't seen a Comment in a while
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  364. Same!!
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  365. Which reaction was your favourite?
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  366. A kiss goodbye?
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  367. Yeh. That will happen often, when there isn't time to wait for the animal to die. Or when they know they can't actually kill this rhino.
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  368. Thanks so much Tom for the comment! So cool that you watched and enjoyed our videos. We're hoping for an awesome 2018 with lots of great videos too! Have a great holiday and see you next year :)
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  369. I changed the title, is it better?
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  370. That chair is actually connected to a car. It's a tracker's seat. It's used to look for tracks and footprints of animals on the road
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  371. Extremely close. :)
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  372. Me too! Unfortunately I phoned the people in the car that was hit and they didn't get any videos. But I will send a few photos of the car on our website tomorrow.
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  373. Glad you liked it :)
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  374. Last time we didn't people also got upset. So we just did it this time.
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  375. Tebogo Mapugwi I agree that the cars were in the way, but they were in the way for the lions too. So I think it is an equal disadvantage for both parties.
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  376. Not stupid at all.Β  Most people don't know. I didn't even know. Hyenas are more linked to cats than dogs. That why one says hyena cubs rather than puppies.
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  377. Glad you liked it. Even though it's a bit gory.
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  378. I think, if a lion came in at this time, he would take a kick to the face πŸ™ˆ
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  379. Glad we could deliver πŸ˜„
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  380. If you love birds so much you should check out our birds-only channel! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMkqq76v5ol5nYJvEJJvwqQ
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  381. Β @thomasneal9291Β  Africam are our partners, and we feature a lot of of their videos.
    12
  382. And if it were a Caiman πŸ˜…
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  383. One of the biggest in the park!
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  384. +B. Hagedash but then they still each got 100,000,000 acacia trees.
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  385. Thanks for watching!
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  386. Wild Dogs or Hyenas - which is your favourite?
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  387. Yip, that easy πŸ˜…
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  388. Very true
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  389. We like to share what the people who filmed the sighting do for a living :) it's in every article
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  390. The title of this video would have been very different πŸ˜…
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  391. Yip.
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  392. They can't scare off the Crocodile. Tourists aren't allowed to leave the car and it's on the other side of a Crocodile infested river.
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  393. Chicken I think.
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  394. Agreed.
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  395. Crazy jump.
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  396. +Ricardo Bryant Hehe
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  397. +Fatas Durg not at all, we don't require videos to be so recent. So no dishonesty. I just like to keep up with videos and never saw this one, so figured it new. πŸ™ˆ
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  398. +CedaVelja1 It was awesome hey.
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  399. Did you watch till the end?
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  400. +dedede666 we do. But it's experiencing a bit of trouble recently. So if you download and all the sightings are a bit old. We are working on it 😊 Let me know how you like it.
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  401. I think thats the biggest they get.Β 
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  402. Since I started Latest Sightings, I've liked to put videos of some of my events that I get to do because I feel it can also give some viewers of this channel a background about me, the creator of it :)
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  403. They were discussing it! But one is not allowed to interfere.
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  404. Sadly there was nothing they could do.
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  405. If need any help or have questions on the Kruger National Park, please feel freeο»Ώ to ask. I'll do my best to answer every question.
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  406. How?? This is a direct screenshot πŸ™ˆ
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  407. Thanks so much! Appreciated!!
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  408. One day πŸ˜‚
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  409. I actually think that a tiger would have it worse off. The heavier the cat, the higher the chances are of a branch breaking. Lioness would have been better than a male Lion.
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  410. Not a hunt they will tell the Lionesses about 😜
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  411. It is sad! But survival of the fittest. The other 5 managed to get away.
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  412. Β @Bhairav1256Β the final outcome is what the video shows, the lions killed the rhino.
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  413. Thanks so much! :)
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  414. He did survive. :)
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  415. Looks like a young male
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  416. First of all, thanks for watching. Secondly, yeh. They like to warm themselves up. But also they like to lie on the road after a big meal to allow the food in the stomach to digest on a comfortable flat surface.Β  If I ever hear of a kill, I would immediately go to that area first thing in the morning and more often than not I get to see the pride lying in the road.
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  417. Yeh, looked like it. And also broke its back maybe.
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  418. So glad you love them :) Thanks so much for watching.
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  419. Thanks so much! I'm glad you think that :) We will work hard to bring you the best footage from the wild.
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  420. Thanks so much!Β  I'm so glad you enjoy them :)
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  421. +Faith Hilton we actually heard the call first. We didn't recognize the bird call. As it then turned out to be a Squirrel :)
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  422. Glad you like these videos. Of course for a lot they are hard to watch, but it's nature at its best.
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  423. That would be hilarious.
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  424. Glad you liked it!
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  425. You get a πŸ‘πŸ» πŸ˜„
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  426. Hopefully it will be ok!
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  427. They were mating. But if we said "mating", youtube would have banned this video.
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  428. SUPER close
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  429. Β Paul frostΒ  Most probably abandoned the elephant due to there being something wrong.
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  430. They are super exhausted from the running.
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  431. Glad you liked it!
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  432. And it is highly appreciated :)
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  433. Yes, it's most definitely not like that! Predators can't waste any time, so they will always start eating as soon as they feel they can. Sometimes larger prey would have to be killed first.
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  434. The one Leopard gave us hassles. But all got sorted in the end.
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  435. Very true
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  436. It's a pleasure! Thanks for watching :)
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  437. I think all he did was be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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  438. Let's hope!
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  439. Exactly.
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  440. Glad you liked it! :)
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  441. No Problem :)Β  I try my best, sometimes I miss questions though :(
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  442. +myworldyourmusic11 I think that a big reason Spotted Hyenas got a bad name was because of the Lion King. That movie is very underestimated with regards to the affect it had on the perception of these animals. I love hyenas, they aren't "cruel", they are just doing what they need to survive.
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  443. +myworldyourmusic11 Thanks so much for the great comments! :) I really appreciate the support over our videos. For some reason this is the first time I can respond to your comment.
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  444. +Galaxy _mooncat77 Hehe. But that's so cool that it was shown in class! Which country?
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  445. Allyson Castronovo The buffalo was injured sadly, so it couldn't run.
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  446. +Akbar Blanchet We tried putting "attack" but then I thought people would comment that we tried to make people think that the leopard attacked the car. I changed it to "hunt"
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  447. +Neopetixan We try to show nature for how it is. I'm sorry if this was too gory. We will put a warning in the description. Thanks for the feedback
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  448. +scott mann it is?
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  449. That's true. They survive things that would cause us to be in ICU for months.
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  450. Thanks so much :) So cool reading a comment like this. We will definitely keep uploading awesome videos. Glad you like them. Thanks
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  451. Royal malewane can be around $4,500 per person per night. But it's luxury and sightings are all incredible and almost guaranteed. Kruger park can be around $2,000 for 2 people for 3 nights with a guide.
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  452. It is the insects of the night actually, not an alarm.
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  453. Glad you liked this. But remember, these videos are hard to come by.
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  454. We used to way in the past. But found that actually people skipped over it. So we stopped it πŸ™ˆ
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  455. Often they just want to get rid of competition for food, rather than eat the predator.
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  456. Thanks for watching everyone!! This year was amazing. And yeah, animal numbers are looking good! But sadly, poaching is still happening :(
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  457. +jurassicsushi yeh, I definitely think they weren't interested in mating with her.
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  458. You can play it at 25% if you want?
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  459. Not when it comes to easy meals.
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  460. Glad you liked it!
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  461. That’s so cool. Tuesday is our day! :)
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  462. Thanks so much! πŸ˜„ Glad you like our channel
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  463. Yeh, it paralyzed it straight away
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  464. Monster croc to say the least.
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  465. startazz does look like it
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  466. It's just mad hey!! What a chain of events
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  467. They do. But animals can get around it easily.
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  468. Thanks for the list!! Wow
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  469. Agreed!
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  470. It feels like this is exactly it!!
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  471. Yeh! Not easy to take down an elephant
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  472. I've never seen anything like this before.
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  473. It's a pleasure. Hopefully lots more crazy sightings to come. Hopefully some a bit more light hearted than this. But nature is nature.
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  474. Because killing the person would be illegal... But it never happens, so no need to worry that much. One must just behave properly when on safari and all will be fine.
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  475. Β @nintendocelandrocentricpil3084Β  I just pinned another comment to the top so that this doesn't give any spoilers. Thanks for the tip.
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  476. Never seen before!!
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  477. This is the age old debate. Crocodile will drown you, hippo will impale you with its teeth.
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  478. Yay, thanks so much!
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  479. Our gut feel is that they saw the lions, and they wanted to chase the lions away as opposed to helping the elephant.
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  480. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  481. +roaneric Hey, we asked a few researchers, those are indeed two male black Mambas, they often engage like that when competing for mating rights to a particular female. :)
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  482. From the Lubye Lubye pride, right outside Lower Sabie :)
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  483. I agree hehehe
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  484. Yeh, it's amazing how fast they ate it all!
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  485. Ingo Hiller What details have I left out?
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  486. +MonteLSV6 Welcome ;)
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  487. Yeh, the leopard ate the python.
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  488. I really appreciate the feedback. I will keep this in mind for future videos. Will be a bit of a hassle re-titling all existing ones.Β  Let me know if you like the new ones.
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  489. Thanks :)
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  490. It's that there isn't enough water or rain to grow food full of nutrients. Unfortunately 100s of hippos and other animals are dying in the past few weeks because water isn't the only thing they need. The food that they are eating is full of absolutely nothing. So they loose more energy eating the food than what they get from it.
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  491. Yeh, this road seems to go along a river. Probably stole this kill from a leopard or hyena.
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  492. +maninredhelm It's known as male combat, it's fairly calm in the fact they don't injure or bite one another. The aim, as mentioned, is to get one snake to become submissive and the larger snake pushes the (usually) smaller snake to the ground. All about showing dominance and getting mating rights. When snakes reproduce they do not wrap around each other and intertwine as shown in the video. Mating snakes also very rarely take place out in the open like this.
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  493. Yeh! Not a good position to be in.
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  494. Glad you enjoy them.
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  495. We usually upload every Tuesday. And we've been sticking to that, so I'm not sure why πŸ™ˆ
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  496. Sadly i'm not sure what is going on. Could be a birth. Ill try and find out.
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  497. Yeh, it was a fight for dominance.
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  498. A Buffalo in Kruger did that.
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  499. I think strength matters. He was big, but weaker.
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  500. This is already stabilized. You should have seen it before πŸ˜…
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  501. First of many
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  502. Β @manbeard8678Β  We included it on our FB page: https://www.facebook.com/latestwildtings/posts/pfbid02ogmJw4fBemevM3RtMVyvJgpUHEEgZGVtHaUDdHdxo2QyQBwnmaWZEEXFkH5NVfaml
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  503. Yip, exactly.
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  504. True :(
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  505. The Lion is most probably not injured at all. It will be ok. :)
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  506. We try and be balanced, out of our last 12 videos, only 5 had a kill. Around 40%. But, we post what is the latest, unfortunately we don't have much control. πŸ™ˆ
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  507. I wouldn't think so, so they take 5 calves instead.
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  508. People are super fast at the beginning.
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  509. We are trying to do both. Trying to release twice a week. The ones over the weekend will be awesome sightings, but not really stand alone ones like the ones we post on Tuesdays.
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  510. Glad you enjoyed.
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  511. It's our video too! Sadly that Honey Badger wasn't as strong as this one.
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  512. Then it's really a sad day for the foal. :( We've had a sighting where a leopard took an impala mid-birth.
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  513. KZN, iSimangaliso Wetland Park
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  514. Thanks for sharing! It’s such a crazy video.
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  515. Very true. I've seen a leopard cause five buffalo bulls to run for the hills.
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  516. Glad you liked it! But yeh, it would have definitely been scary
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  517. Endless fight for survival* :)
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  518. Thanks so much Annie :)
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  519. Good point. It was quite a big knock.
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  520. I think it followed the car because it was the first and biggest moving object it saw after getting lost.
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  521. Very Ironic no? :)
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  522. +Neon Ray We are really liking longer videos too, we just need to get them coming in, most good videos that are being sent in are short. But will keep in mind that you like the longer ones.
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  523. Thanks!! Glad you liked it :)
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  524. fradiie yeeggs At the end, you can see how the males attacked the lionesses from their own pride and from the rival pride.
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  525. At the end, the lion walked out of site, but we can just imagine how it ended.
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  526. +Keon Cummings almost never! Even jackals can easily chase cheetahs off the kill
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  527. SafariFAQS Thanks for watching :)
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  528. +TANK C this is the best comment without a doubt. Thanks so much!! 😊 Glad you like our videos.
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  529. +jurassicsushi We did, but then I thought people would comment that the leopard attacked the car. I changed it to hunt
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  530. Never Ending Paradox No problem. Thanks for watching :)
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  531. Hehe, true!!Β 
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  532. Hope you liked the videos this year!
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  533. The interesting thing is when they eat the animal alive, the animal eaten is in such shock that he cannot feel anything. And they die out of shock first, not the pain.
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  534. Definitely!
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  535. The cub charged.
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  536. Crocodile was too scared of 20 Lions.
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  537. I think they did too much damage
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  538. Just left it sadly.
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  539. Thanks for sticking with us for all these years!! We also love being able to curate the best sightings, otherwise people will just never see these crazy sightings. Hopefully we get to 10m soon :) See you in 2024.
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  540. This one would have been SO much better horizontal
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  541. Agreed!! Definitely one in a million. We’ve had tens of thousands of sightings shared, not ONE was of a hyena in a tree.
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  542. Yeh. But amazing to see a dehorned beat a horned one.
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  543. It might be the venom kicking in.
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  544. Interesting idea!
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  545. Glad you liked the footage!
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  546. Pleasure. Hope you liked this one.
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  547. Apparently so
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  548. That's officially our company name
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  549. Thanks! :)
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  550. Who can ID that bird call in the background? :) (It's my favourite call!)
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  551. Probably sees this type of thing every day πŸ˜„
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  552. Β @ssrikantphotographerΒ  Yes, it did
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  553. Mother gave up. 😒
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  554. Thanks so much for that! Glad you like our videos.
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  555. Yeh, look at the cubs, they are already growing up with cars around them. They take no notice of the cars.
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  556. Thanks so much!
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  557. Basically one person for the youtube channel
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  558. Hi, I have made them a bit smaller. Is it better?
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  559. I think it's because it is extremely hot and they know they have the kill.
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  560. They went back the next day and couldn't find them 😒
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  561. +Sebastian Moreno Thanks for the like :) But you're right, it's nature.
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  562. Squirrel milk Β mix: 1 can ideal melk not lite and Β 1 can water 5 ml honey 1 egg yolk 2ml vit syrup for kids Mix all together and give milk keep in fridge No certain age, just when they stop drinking. Food:Β  Monkey nuts Sunflower seeds Grapes red and green Avo Cucumber Banana Apple Anything, they easy animals but nuts are very important for their teeth
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  563. Hi guys, I'd love to contact you more personally. Please provide some details? Thanks
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  564. +New York Rangers,New York Giants,New York Lizards It is probably the most heart warming videos ever.
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  565. +Yin Tsang Thanks, glad you liked the footage. :)
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  566. Thanks so much!Β  I'm glad you love this channel :)
    6
  567. We have just posted an update on our fb page :)
    6
  568. Steven King Thanks for watching :) Glad you think our channel is good. I hope you enjoy our future videos.
    6
  569. It is a pleasure!Β  I hope you enjoyed it. :)
    6
  570. The hyenas didn't return. So I think the leopard won this time :)
    6
  571. +myworldyourmusic11 thanks so much for this comment and all the awesome support this year! Looking forward to spending another great year together!
    6
  572. +Tony Draper October is time of drought, so I think this elephant didn't want to share the water with anybody.
    6
  573. +Ricardo figueroa arteaga What did we do wrong?
    6
  574. +boss bhai Seems like it hehe
    6
  575. Yeh!! very. Wouldn't want that happening to me.
    6
  576. +Carnell I must say, we do have the best job πŸ˜„. Thanks Carnell
    6
  577. Animals don't see people in the cars as potential prey, so it's very safe.
    6
  578. Maybe there will be a part 2 in the future with others :)
    6
  579. It's all we got πŸ™ˆ
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  580. Felt like the climax was short, so I thought the slow motion made it last a bit longer :)
    6
  581. 6kms - 4 miles
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  582. It's beautiful hey!
    6
  583. Almost got it. :)
    6
  584. We are thinking of pivoting ;)
    6
  585. Yes. It stayed in the road, motionless.
    6
  586. Wild Dogs have never attacked humans! So you'll probably survive, but don't try it
    6
  587. Β @hasansherif5441Β  true
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  588. Well done! :)
    6
  589. Yip, nothing is too cruel in nature. All about survival.
    6
  590. Food can bring the biggest of enemies together!
    6
  591. We never clickbait πŸ˜…
    6
  592. Would have been because he intruded on their territory. And those 3 males are in their prime, so nothing will get past them
    6
  593. But the kitten tried hard.
    6
  594. Probably hasn't been able to hunt due to his weakness from old age.
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  595. I love that part too!! It's like she sends them in.
    6
  596. It's unbelievable hey! So much going on.
    6
  597. Animals seem to be nicer to eachother πŸ™ˆ We aren't hiding any footage.
    6
  598. It's a tiny bit brutal. But only for a few moments. The ending is great
    6
  599. Welcome. Glad you love them :)
    6
  600. 2 uses. 1. Calls for help from family. 2. Calls other predators, which could end up fighting with its killers, distracting them, giving him a chance to escape.
    6
  601. Thanks so much for the feedback.
    6
  602. Awesome. Will see what we can do!
    6
  603. We changed it.
    6
  604. That would have made things interesting!!
    6
  605. Never underestimate a mongoose :)
    6
  606. They say run in zig zags and then climb a tree. And pray
    6
  607. Somehow I think this was the last thing on his mind πŸ˜‚
    6
  608. Danger is always around the corner
    6
  609. Would have been awesome to have that footage! But it seems like it was hiding behind the rock and the Lions chased it onto the rock.
    6
  610. Awesome!! :)
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  611. Same here. They are not common. Only at night! So to see this is crazy!
    6
  612. Western yellow-bellied sand snake.
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  613. Same for us! We've seen elephant vs Buffalo and Elephant vs hippo, but this is new!
    6
  614. Don't get used to it.
    6
  615. Thanks for the feedback, we are trying different things. Maybe the font size was a bit too big.
    6
  616. Β @johanrebelΒ  It's fun for our followers to get exposure. So we include a bit of info about them. It's also pretty standard practice we find. Anyway, it's only really 1 sentence out of the rest of whole story that focuses only on the sighting.
    6
  617. What should we do?
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  618. Not always! These shouts brought hyenas in, but it could have also brought lions in. That would have been way worse. He was lucky.
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  619. It was actually the lioness who took his leg off, this was the second attempt at chasing him.
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  620. I found that interesting too! Thanks for the comment.
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  621. Glad you appreciated it!
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  622. Glad you liked the cubs footage!
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  623. That's actually really true. Blessing in disguise.
    6
  624. Thanks for the feedback! But, I don't think this is a fully correct statement. πŸ™ˆ Out of the last 10 videos, 5 ended with an animal dying in them and 5 were happy very happy endings, so we try hard to keep it very balanced. The happy ending videos got 16 million views and the sad endings only got around 5 million views.
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  625. Yip. Broke its front right leg. But it will survive. Mother will protect it.
    6
  626. Glad you enjoy the videos! Hopefully lots of great ones to come.
    6
  627. You can feel it's fear in this video! It's intense.
    6
  628. Didn't know what else to say πŸ˜…
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  629. I agree
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  630. Also not the first time.
    6
  631. Honey Badgers have a huge ego. But quite rightly!
    6
  632. Definitely. Tough job! But possible.
    6
  633. Awesome!
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  634. In writing the article, we learned that there was a drought, so it could have been more precious than usual.
    5
  635. Yeh, I also thought that their attempts wasn't all that great, but they got lucky in the end.
    5
  636. Sent. Let me know if you get it :)
    5
  637. Thanks so much! Glad we make you feel like going on a safari! You must! It's a great place. Have you ever been?
    5
  638. Thanks so much! I really appreciate it. :)
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  639. +Calypsus I found it interesting how the snake didn't slither away or attack harder. He seemed slow Hey?
    5
  640. Hey,Β  The lioness did use the bridge to cross. It was the inexperienced cubs that swam.Β  Sadly the filmer couldn't see the crocodile from his angle so he could only film the lioness.Β  Thanks for watching :) I look forward to your thoughts on our future videos.
    5
  641. Well I'm not sure. I have no involvement with SANParks, the people running Kruger. We are separate community, our aim is to get more people to love wildlife :) But I see where you are coming from completely.
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  642. +myworldyourmusic11 Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it. I also really thought this was so incredible. The way also the little one fell in the end, so cute :)
    5
  643. Thanks so much!Β  I'm glad you enjoy our videos :)
    5
  644. +4exgold Yeh, I noticed that too. All attacked their own team at some point.
    5
  645. +Warrior Poet 100%. I actually filmed this one. We heard other roars in the distance and then this lion looked really angry and started roaring like this. So I'm sure he was doing this to claim his territory.
    5
  646. tekno myteknoΒ Hey, I actually didn't realize until now.Β  I have removed the annotation. I hope you enjoy the video now.
    5
  647. Thanks for the feedback, I have made it smaller in our new videos. The aim isn't primarily to advertise our channel, its more for a watermark as many channels download and reupload our videos illegally.Β 
    5
  648. +jurassicsushi Thanks so much!! Glad you feel like that :) And have an awesome holiday too!! Looking forward to a year full of more amazing videos.
    5
  649. They are used to them. They grow up with people and cars from 3 weeks old.
    5
  650. Glad you loved it :)
    5
  651. Thanks so much for watching! :)
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  652. Me too ;)
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  653. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BT2JPFpMrzM :) Enjoy
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  654. +myworldyourmusic11 Yip, I had him in mind when posting this video! I'll post it in the description. But I agree! Only shoot with cameras.
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  655. +Czar Nonot Mike recorded this. :)
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  656. ***** bubbleboy02 Woopty WopΒ  I will try and find out what was happening here
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  657. Gilles Delhaye Yeh, when there is long grass, they do that to look over the grass.
    5
  658. Thanks for watching! And I agree, we need the rains to come soon. It's upsetting to see whats going on there.
    5
  659. Thanks so much!Β  My dad said the exact same thing when he watched this video. :)
    5
  660. +OldTrafford110 Yesterday was a bit cloudy, unfortunately not a lot of rain otherwise :(
    5
  661. +Calypsus Wow, that's so awesome. Thanks for the comment.
    5
  662. Β @handsometall28Β  Yes, they are.
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  663. I think it was just tired :(
    5
  664. Amazing sighting hey!
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  665. First time ever caught on camera
    5
  666. The hyena actually made the kill. Leopard ended up scavenging off the hyena.
    5
  667. Thanks so much MW! Glad you liked it. We tried to show the cute and the graphic, that's true nature
    5
  668. No :(
    5
  669. Arrow marked babblers and a starling
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  670. You can actually hear them locking it πŸ˜„
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  671. I'm 27 and same!
    5
  672. Nature can be beautiful and then graphic in the space of a second.
    5
  673. Yip. Because they were on foot
    5
  674. It fell a sleep in the water
    5
  675. I think the Leopard knew exactly what it was doing. Not uncommon, eliminating competition for food and for survival.
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  676. African Civet. :)
    5
  677. So far, no body knows.
    5
  678. What's the link to the podcast?
    5
  679. Check now? We made it last 5 seconds, but YT putting it for 20 seconds.
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  680. Β @BHPuNiSHeR1Β  brilliant, thanks!
    5
  681. There were 2 adult lions and a few cubs. But, Wild Dogs know not to take any chances!
    5
  682. Unfortunately so
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  683. That would be great
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  684. Just an update, Wild Dog is doing well :)
    5
  685. Pleasure!
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  686. Male Leopard.
    5
  687. Well, technically, it was never seen before in the park 😜
    5
  688. Zebras are beautiful
    5
  689. Probably 15+ minutes
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  690. Β @Isaiahthomas313Β  It's the guts that are hanging out.
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  691. He eliminated a rival lion. You can watch out Guernsey vs Mbiri Lion video.
    5
  692. Can you check now? I've taken it away completely now, it was a glitch on Youtube's side.
    5
  693. Yeh! Thin and old. :(
    5
  694. They replied: Samsung Galaxy S24
    5
  695. Glad you enjoyed it.
    5
  696. :(
    5
  697. Warthog flipped it.
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  698. Guide confirmed that both were stolen! But this is all the footage there is :(
    5
  699. Not this time
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  700. Same day it went down. But the whole few took days.
    5
  701. We watched them eating for like a week after this.
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  702. I think, having been at sightings like this, people can just get emotional. πŸ™ˆ
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  703. Glad you enjoyed it! And us too! Hopefully some more incredible footage.
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  704. Thanks so much!! Glad you like all the raw footage we share.
    5
  705. We haven't noticed anything. πŸ™ˆ
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  706. hehe
    5
  707. Leopard almost lost big time πŸ˜…
    5
  708. It isn't Mvula, Mvula is way down south. This is Cyrus. Near Phalaborwa gate
    5
  709. Spotted Hyena are social. Brown hyenas are solitary.
    5
  710. Well done! Hope you enjoyed
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  711. Yeh! These two were really into it 😜
    5
  712. They say that the adrenaline is so high that they can’t feel much.
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  713. That was fast. Hope you like the video!
    5
  714. Wow! Glad you liked it.
    5
  715. And it will always stay like that!
    5
  716. Who wanted the snake to win? Who wanted the lizard to win?
    5
  717. Technically, they did stop filming because it got too much for them.
    5
  718. Thanks so much for watching all our videos!! Hopefully many more to come.
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  719. This was super close to that. But luckily this Leopard knew not to take it further.
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  720. Yes. :(
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  721. Yip! That’s exactly it.
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  722. I was doing the same!!
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  723. Very true! Looked like a bowl of soup πŸ™ˆ
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  724. Β @Young_DabΒ  303 people so far.
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  725. Should we do angry Elephants next?
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  726. Glad you liked it! :)
    5
  727. Because nature is that crazy sometimes.
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  728. It's just incredible how they learn to hunt.
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  729. We have some cute and cuddly videos too!
    5
  730. Well, this one isn’t β€œslow” πŸ™ˆ
    5
  731. Sadly this is all that was filmed :(
    5
  732. And that they did!
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  733. Glad you liked it!
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  734. +TitanIsBack I don't think so, no. hehe
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  735. +Tim Higgins Thanks so much!! I really appreciate it. I hope you enjoy future videos
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  736. Exactly
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  737. Yeh, must have been hard to whisper at this sighting! Adrenaline was probably pumping. Glad you enjoyed the footage. Extremely rare sighting!
    4
  738. It is hey
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  739. It really has a huge horn
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  740. Hehe, thanks for the comment! I love that movie :) I'm glad you enjoyed our videos. Hopefully lots more great ones to come in the future.Β 
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  741. +Neon Ray thanks Neon. Glad you liked the footage, no matter how hard it is to watch.
    4
  742. +Gumby's Imperial Media sadly no video of that :(
    4
  743. Did you know, this scared me, on average it takes a leopard 6 seconds to get out a tree and into your car. It takes you an average of 14 seconds to realize whats happening, get in your car and close the window.
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  744. +Kylo Ren Thanks Kylo. We really appreciate your support.
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  745. Yeh, there aren't too many coming through. Not even Cheetah.
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  746. +Ratna Sari Dewi Interesting! I thought the lion looked quite young no?
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  747. +Theo Starks Oh awesome. Thanks so much for the message 😊 I'm glad you subscribed too. Look out for our future videos.
    4
  748. Should I take it away?
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  749. +lorain isra el elephants are amazing. Thanks for watching
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  750. +Sharon Wardle Awesome!! Glad you like the idea. The next one we do will probably be "Animals attack!" :) What do you think?
    4
  751. You must watch our other elephants, they can be loving too :)
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  752. james williams Thanks for watching :) Glad you liked it. I hope you like our future videos.
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  753. Thanks so much for the first comment :)
    4
  754. Thanks so much for correcting me. I have changed it.
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  755. I would saw this is last video you want to watch :)
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  756. Soon hopefully.
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  757. +Juan-Jose Garza we say that it survived. Unfortunately we didn't get the full video, but thought that the footage itself is just too incredible not to share
    4
  758. Mert1313 That was the tire bursting.
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  759. Yes, yes he did. I have a photo of their bones if you want from a week or two after. I'll send you a link to our article we will be posting on our website. Re the drought: It's that there isn't enough water or rain to grow food full of nutrients. Unfortunately 100s of hippos and other animals are busy dying in the past few weeks because water isn't the only thing they need. The food that they are eating is full of absolutely nothing. So they lose more energy eating the food than what they get from it.
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  760. What interview?
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  761. Or a Leopard :)
    4
  762. Probably not allowed to.
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  763. For once!
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  764. Are you looking for Luxury, like Royal Malewane, or budget, like Kruger National Park?
    4
  765. Awesome. +27 10 900 4285
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  766. What do you mean?
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  767. It was just at the wrong place at the wrong time. :(
    4
  768. Thanks Annie and Cynthia for staying for all this time!! :)
    4
  769. It's not that it's slippery. It's that hooves have no grip.
    4
  770. Due to a complication during birth according to the Guide.
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  771. No problem! And I wish I could help. Do you have our "bell" on?
    4
  772. Left it there after all that.
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  773. Yeh. Look at our channel, we have a few Lion vs hippo videos.
    4
  774. Β @LochamoΒ  This was actually reported and vets came (We mentioned it in the article πŸ™ˆ) However, the people actually filming can't do anything besides for report the sighting.
    4
  775. Yeh. The pride of 6 finished off the carcass.
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  776. Well done :)
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  777. It's the Kambula Pride :)
    4
  778. πŸ˜‚
    4
  779. With wild dogs, chances are quite good. The pack will hunt and let the injured one eat first, for example, giving it a chance to heal.
    4
  780. Very interesting to see the bug's strategy. I wonder if it knew what happened to the caterpillar.
    4
  781. Exactly!! :)
    4
  782. Yeh. Luckily for the Lioness it was a small Elephant. Anything bigger, she probably wouldn't have attempted the hunt in the first place.
    4
  783. It was a mother and a sub-adult cub. Still needs its mom, but it is slowly becoming independent.
    4
  784. No, cheetahs would suffocate the animal first.
    4
  785. It was super special!
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  786. They say the venom is very mild and not so harmful to humans.
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  787. Β @UsulcardoΒ  This is giving us an idea to maybe do a video promoting this channel. :) Glad you are excited!!
    4
  788. Yeh! Valentin said she was up the tree for a while. Just too scared to get down.
    4
  789. Glad you liked it!
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  790. I don't think it knew anything at that point in its life.
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  791. Young and inexperienced Leopard. Not sure how to react.
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  792. Thief or opportunistic?
    4
  793. It's just we don't only post videos from "Kruger". And our official company name is Latest Sightings. When I started the channel in 2011, I just thought of Kruger.
    4
  794. I hope!! Let us know when you've booked!
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  795. Glad you enjoyed :)
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  796. Β @dannycoughlan1519Β  Everything survived :) The lions even took down a wildebeest after this and that wildebeest got away!
    4
  797. Amazing sighting hey?
    4
  798. Awesome to hear from you!
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  799. This would be the Vurhami Lioness and the super mom cheetah. It's quite far from Kambula territory.
    4
  800. Yip. A female Leopard. Usually a bit smaller than males.
    4
  801. Glad you enjoyed. Super rare sighting.
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  802. Very true. I should have said thanks to them all. But your tribute was very beautiful πŸ˜„
    4
  803. Unfortunately, in Kruger, you aren't allowed to interfere. Also, there was a Lion at the sighting too πŸ™ˆ
    4
  804. Well done!
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  805. It's a happy ending. So safe to watch.
    4
  806. Let's hope! :)
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  807. Afrikaans :)
    4
  808. Never seen anything like this before. But I'm sure it happens more often than we think.
    4
  809. Some of the best wildlife footage in the world 😎
    4
  810. It's really crazy. We have a vide of a lion that smelled down Wild Dogs from a few kilometers!
    4
  811. Yeh, coming up with a title for this one was interesting.
    4
  812. I've once seen a clan of Spotted Hyena with a tortoise, and also, no one knew how to crack it
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  813. Β @BestOfAnimalssΒ  That's a good thing :) (+10,000)
    4
  814. Interesting!
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  815. @billington C - Yip! But we get hundreds of submissions, it's choosing the best ones that is the make or break of the channel :)
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  816. You are 100% correct.
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  817. In this case, the snake isn't venomous, so it's safe. But that's what's interesting about venom, is that you can technically drink it and it won't affect you. Poison affects you of you consume it. Venom is only dangerous if it enters your bloodstream.
    4
  818. 1. It's the softest and safest place to start. They aren't worried about suffocating the zebra 2. It most probably didn't feel the pain.
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  819. I also think so.
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  820. Wild dog takeS down Wild DogS take down
    4
  821. Both sightings were incredible. Very cool you remembered that sighting from all those years ago
    4
  822. Seems like it! :)
    4
  823. Because they've grown up with them from newborns
    4
  824. It's amazing hey!
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  825. They tried. They said they tried to drive into the Lion to move it away, but the Lion didn't care.
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  826. Congrats πŸ˜…
    4
  827. Β @SachBroΒ  We have a membership on our channel where we release raw footage. But, otherwise, the main channel gets edited videos. Edited usually cuts out the irrelevant parts or sometimes when it's too gory. (YouTube blocks videos with too much blood)
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  828. Youtube blocked it because of the kill. So we are trying something else
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  829. It's a pleasure!
    4
  830. It's incredible to see the Leopard do this. But yeh, the steenbok crying isn't nice!
    4
  831. It was trying to get to the lion's blood. But yeh, not so clever in my opinion πŸ˜…
    4
  832. It is 100% verified as real. It was off a live stream at a game reserve.
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  833. When I got my insurance, I asked if I would be covered if this happened and I remember them saying yes! Only in africa πŸ˜‚
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  834. If this was a Leopard, the title would be very different.
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  835. πŸ˜‚
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  836. Crazy to think
    4
  837. Thanks! Glad you love them
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  838. 🀣
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  839. Hope you liked the video!
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  840. Imagine it did!
    4
  841. Glad you liked it
    4
  842. The way that Leopard ran, it was basically a cheetah!
    4
  843. Crocs would have made this a sighting on an even higher level!
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  844. Trying his luck πŸ™ˆ
    4
  845. Well done!
    4
  846. I agree with you!! I wish poaching would stop!! Sorry the ads are annoying, youtube puts them automatically. But thanks for always watching my videos! I really appreciate it.
    4
  847. Welcome! Hope you find it interesting
    4
  848. Well done! Hope you enjoyed.
    4
  849. Interesting. I agree.
    4
  850. I missed this sighting in real life by 20 minutes :(
    4
  851. Yip.
    4
  852. Β @Devilmaycry-JokerΒ  It's very new! Hope you like it :)
    4
  853. Well done
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  854. Well done :)
    4
  855. Ok wow. That was fast!
    4
  856. Glad you enjoyed!!
    4
  857. Β @frankd9015Β  we can only really talk about our videos. But, when a video has any blood, it gets demonetized and gets restricted. Our average video will get 2m-5mil views, if it has blood in it, it will only get around 100-300k views and some channels won't even be able to see it even if they search for it.
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  858. It did! But relative to a cheetah, it doesn't look like it.
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  859. It actually killed it shortly after. But I think she didn't sprint as she knew she had the upper hand and didn't want to waste energy
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  860. Hope you enjoyed it :)
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  861. +Jauckor they are really dry because the rain season has past and there hasn't been rain unfortunately.
    3
  862. KnowledgeDude Interesting ideas. Thanks!
    3
  863. Glad you like the trailer :) Thanks for the comment.
    3
  864. Thanks for that! Glad you liked it :)
    3
  865. The male didn't kill him, but inevitably it wouldn't have survived that attack too long after.
    3
  866. +Johny Relax Thanks so much for the support Johny. We try our best. But yeh, a lot of people seem to have a bigger expectation. But I think these video are the best in the world ;)
    3
  867. Yes, there are.
    3
  868. I wondered that too. But I feel like the communicate in their own way that it just doesn't happen.
    3
  869. +Chad Allon Thanks Chad. Glad you enjoyed all the videos. I wasn't sure about how a montage would do, but people seem to like it.
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  870. Yeh, It seems likes its just going on and on hehe.
    3
  871. +Fatas Durg ok thanks for the update.
    3
  872. I wasn't there. But also, it's against the rules of the park to interfere.Β 
    3
  873. Mbuna Marcus - Aquariums, Cichlids and More I agree :)
    3
  874. Thanks! Glad you like the footage. Did you have a favourite video in the compilation?
    3
  875. I wonder what happened though, I think it was just utter confusion.
    3
  876. You should definitely make a trip!
    3
  877. +Brian Everitt crazy hey
    3
  878. Buks ViljoenΒ Hi,It was talen in Savanna Lodge.
    3
  879. jurassicsushi I can't say for sure, but yeh, definitely looks like it hey!
    3
  880. Thanks so much :) Glad you enjoy it.
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  881. They shouldn't
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  882. Yeh! They are usually the last to hunt. They do hunt, but it's rarely ever caught on camera. So I'm so glad we finally got a video like that.
    3
  883. +jurassicsushi +Sora Gamer Thanks so much! I really appreciate that support.
    3
  884. Unfortunately at this time in the park, the park would have actually just shot the hippos instead of helping them. This is due to the drought and the overpopulation of hippos in the park. What's the worst is that with the drought, these animals are dying a painful slow death, they have no energy to move or get up to feed. It's a sad time in the park, but for the predators is it's been a field day.
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  885. I spelled something wrong in the older one.Β  I was really frustrated :(
    3
  886. +Happyh0ur888 TankTrouble Online thanks so much 😊
    3
  887. +daniel vega They are when it comes to water. This was at a waterhole during dry times, so I think this can explain the behaviour
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  888. Thanks! They are really amazing sightings!!
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  889. Trying to set it back up. Hopefully soon. Stay tuned
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  890. Thanks!Β  It was really great team work.
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  891. Adam Conner glad you liked the video :)
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  892. Hey Yeh, it's hard to watch sadly. But everyone has to live. Glad you enjoy our videos, some really great ones to come.
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  893. Sadly that won't happen :( Elize (Woman in the video) has taken care of it over the years.
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  894. WachdByBigBrotherΒ Pleasure! Enjoy :)
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  895. Hi, I'm sorry to hear this!Β  How should I have titled this video better?Β 
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  896. +FriscoFlo I think it was because the lion was trying to take over the pride.
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  897. Are you talking about our logo?
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  898. Todah :)
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  899. +OldTrafford110 wanted to make it shorter. :)
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  900. It's their contact call for other wild dogs. It's usually when they lost a member of the pack, but in this case, it could be to call pups to come and eat.
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  901. +theflanman420420 Hey, thanks for the feedback! I'm sad that this was too gory for you, but yeh, we try and show nature for the full truth of what it is. We will try and put a more light hearted video soon :)
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  902. Ah damn, I rate we should just delete the video now ;)
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  903. Southern Vine Snake
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  904. Yeh, unfortunately the video camera stopped there :(
    3
  905. Thanks so much for the comment! So glad you liked the compilation. It took me a while to make, but I wanted to include all the aspects, hunts, action and cute and funny :) And the lion roaring in the beginning, I filmed. hehe. So I always start off with that one :)
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  906. I think it fell and got caught on the thorn and the mom couldn't unhook it, so she left it.
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  907. Thanks so much :)Β  Glad you enjoyed it.
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  908. Nery88 Yeh, the chlorine and such chemicals would have killed all the bacteria. Plus, waterbuck thank goodness are very clean as they spend a lot of time in water.
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  909. jurassicsushi I also wonder what the cause was.
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  910. rafael solorzano We don't carry guns if we are driving around if cars. But rangers carry one when walking on foot, for precautionary measures.
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  911. Will definitely keep them coming.
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  912. Just outside Letaba.
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  913. It's a pleasure!
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  914. Glad you like our videos!!
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  915. It’s a pleasure. Hope it went well.
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  916. Glad you enjoy it!
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  917. Well done!
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  918. Very true. Definitely knew something was up.
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  919. Hope you enjoyed!
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  920. You were right!!
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  921. We've been doing it for years. We just can't change the name.
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  922. Well done Shiva! :)
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  923. Glad you liked it! Lights in general can interfere. Which is why a lot of companies try use infrared/thermal to watch game at night.
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  924. Yip! We were there for 2.5 hours.
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  925. Chobe
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  926. Β @DaarLordBeerusΒ  Ahh awesome!! Well spotted.
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  927. It could take her on enough to run away. But I don't think a Leopard can kill a Lioness. Unless it is a massive male Leopard.
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  928. Old buffalo bulls are extremely hard to hunt. Most lions wouldn’t even try.
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  929. Yeh! Waiting to eat the afterbirth off the newborn
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  930. Pleasure. Glad you liked it
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  931. Our video speaks German and he said it's German :)
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  932. Yip, it did.
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  933. Wow. Would like to see the video. Can you send it to us?
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  934. Welcome. We have plenty of crazy sightings like this one!
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  935. Let us know if you do go!! I can't wait to get back.
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  936. I agree
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  937. They can eat almost all of it, since they also eat bones.
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  938. One has to let nature take its course.
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  939. Glad you enjoyed everything about it. The Wild Dogs lost interest after the hippo killed the impala.
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  940. Not sure.
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  941. We don't post any AI videos.
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  942. This is the whole video :)
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  943. Sadly they stopped filming, they were too sad 😒
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  944. Thanks so much for being such an active member. Love reading your comments
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  945. At least it got away πŸ˜…
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  946. Yip! Our channel is always about showing raw nature, the cute and the gory.
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  947. Glad you enjoy :)
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  948. I think this was from a lodge viewing deck, so no cars here.
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  949. It's a Waterbuck
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  950. I agree. Definitely nature at its best!
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  951. Well done! :)
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  952. They might not have been saving or killing the wildebeest, but it was more to chase them from the water. Hippos are very territorial
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  953. South Africa
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  954. Incredible hey!
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  955. It's very rare! But they do do it.
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  956. +Fiona P thanks for having us on notifications!! Really appreciate it. And glad you enjoyed the video. Not a sighting you get often, especially with this force.
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  957. With the size of the cheetah, it definitely looks like a lamb. Lamb birthing season was also recently (November), so it would be a couple of months old.
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  958. Yeh, no one stole its meal πŸ˜…
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  959. How the tables turned quickly hey.
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  960. Afrikaans :)
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  961. I'll try add the translation
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  962. No, it was fine. It's just they can't take off from the ground.
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  963. Glad you liked it!
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  964. Good luck with that!
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  965. Β @ericastier1646Β  They are every last bit over the next few days.
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  966. Maybe next week πŸ˜…
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  967. Same!
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  968. We have uploaded a clean version if you are interested?
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  969. Glad you liked it!
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  970. Will check if we have longer footage of that and put it in the next compilation!
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  971. I think they used a phone. We will ask.
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  972. I'm not sure about the new cubs. Hopefully Mala Mala can show us them soon.
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  973. Welcome!! I hope you liked the video
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  974. Never seen anything like it!
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  975. Glad you found it interesting!
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  976. Interesting question. I'm not quite sure. Maybe someone reading can answer?
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  977. Waiting for someone to get it! πŸ˜‚
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  978. We missed it. πŸ™ˆ
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  979. Glad you liked it!
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  980. Try now?
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  981. Someone else actually asked this too, it is a trend. Because it is the juiciest part. And there aren’t any horns that side, so it’s safer when the animal is still alive.
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  982. Hopefully more binge worthy content next year. Thanks for watching!
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  983. Survival of the fittest. Maybe this one wasn’t fit enough. 😒
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  984. Β @chrisneedham5803Β  Wild Dogs I find are the most inquisitive of all animals, that's why I love watching them in real life.
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  985. Mbiri Lions fighting the Avoca male.
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  986. We post a lot of happy sightings too, it's just YouTube doesn't seem to highlight them. For example, we posted a sighting last week of cute lions crossing the road, which is on 65K views. This video is on 65K views in just over 5 hours.
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  987. From what I learned, it's that a big part of the pride was killed, so the Lionesses were attracting the males. So that desperation was a big part of this. These aren't fully grown, but old enough to mate
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  988. Thanks so much for watching our videos. We always look out for your comments. :)
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  989. What's wrong?
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  990. Usually not. But we got a sighting of a Leopard eating a Cheetah cub in a tree last month. So you never know.
    3
  991. Would love to have the stream back too!
    3
  992. No πŸ˜… We posted something similar.
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  993. They didn't film it :(
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  994. Β @user-rq5xn5pd9vΒ  thanks so much!! So glad you love it.
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  995. The sound is embedded in, but maybe we will try replacing it with just nature sounds. But we actually loved the narration, helps tell the story nicely.
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  996. Nope, don't think so either.
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  997. Could have been the sand.
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  998. Glad you liked it!
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  999. Hope you enjoyed!
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  1000. Sabie River Road - S3 - near Skukuza
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  1001. Hope you enjoyed!
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  1002. Glad you enjoyed!
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  1003. That would be the luckiest Buffalo ever.
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  1004. Imagine being able to get away from a lion that close!
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  1005. Ila Safari Lodge
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  1006. Well done :)
    3
  1007. Possible.
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  1008. This is all we got of the sighting πŸ™ˆ
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  1009. Nedile Lodge in Welgevonden Private Reserve Glad you enjoyed!!
    3
  1010. Can say that again.
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  1011. Yeh, the population is doing well.
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  1012. Unfortunately the guests stopped filming before the actual kill. However, this is most definitely not fabricated.
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  1013. Well done!
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  1014. Glad you enjoyed!
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  1015. The buck got away :)
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  1016. Awesome! Id love to see them :)
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  1017. It's a young male :)
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  1018. Enjoy :)
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  1019. Thanks. We are trying it out. :)
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  1020. πŸ˜‚
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  1021. Team lion or team leopard? Why?
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  1022. Was not going off easy.
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  1023. Don't think anyone could even imagine this ending!
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  1024. Watch and find out.
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  1025. Super fast reflexes
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  1026. Such a young croc πŸ™ˆ
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  1027. Just updated the description. Some information is there
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  1028. Jock Safari Lodge
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  1029. Last month πŸ˜…
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  1030. Rumor is that Lions came and stole the kill. But the film-makers drove off following the cheetah.
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  1031. Glad you liked it!
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  1032. Β @KeithWickliffe79Β  2 weeks later and the crocodile was doing fine, so that's good news!
    3
  1033. Where about?
    3
  1034. Awesome! Welcome to Africa.
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  1035. Never!
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  1036. Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the footage.
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  1037. I wish we could upload more. Footage like this doesn't come so regularly 😒
    3
  1038. You'd be surprised! We've had sightings of pythons eating impalas before.
    3
  1039. Glad we could make your day! We thought we'd release a bit of a light hearted video, especially with the recent saddening stories in the world.
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  1040. Glad you enjoyed it! It was incredible to film.
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  1041. Most probably.
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  1042. Well done!
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  1043. Let us know when you get there!!
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  1044. Yes!
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  1045. That's incredible!!
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  1046. Glad you enjoyed!
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  1047. Thanks so much :)
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  1048. +Tremaine Moss it is incredible, something incredible to watch. Thanks for watching.
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  1049. +Insomniac9 That's so cool!! Lucky to have a headset like that. I'll hopefully get one soon too.
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  1050. It's that there isn't enough water or rain to grow food full of nutrients. Unfortunately 100s of hippos and other animals are dying in the past few weeks.
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  1051. +MΠ”Ε Ε¦Π„Π― 2 No thank goodness. Stilla few black rhinos left in the world
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  1052. Awesome! Thanks for the feedback
    2
  1053. Interesting spot. I wonder if that is how they work.
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  1054. Thanks so much Tom!Β  I really appreciate it :)
    2
  1055. Yeh, I think so too
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  1056. +Tarun Sanju Thanks! Glad you love our videos.
    2
  1057. +Aaron Kirk Yes, sadly this was more of just a test. It was taken in a wild dog rehabilitation centre. We will try and see if we can get some from the full on wild.
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  1058. +onvduuen2 thanks. Glad you liked it.
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  1059. Yip, I was wondering how many people were going to say that they thought it was going to be clickbait. I would have too. Thanks for watching
    2
  1060. Ismail Hassim Hey,I fully accept the blame. I don't understand Afrikaans at all, and have never heard the term "K**lies", so I didn't think they said anything offensive. All we look for usually are swear words. But we want our channel to be loved by everyone, no matter who or what. So from now on we are going look out for any comments that can be offensive, not only swear words. I hope you accept my apology.
    2
  1061. +Solo Awesome! Thanks! It was hard to find Royalty free music that fitted it, but here is the link: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html/index.html?genre=African
    2
  1062. jurassicsushi I have the same feeling!! It's truly amazing. I once had the privilege of flying over Kruger and saw a tiny road, surrounded by kilometers of bush, from the air. That really puts the luck of seeing this type of sighting into perspective hey?
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  1063. +jurassicsushi Awesome!! Thanks. Next week's video is going to be epic. Stay tuned ;)
    2
  1064. +james w Awesome!! Glad we were able to give you a "first" :)
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  1065. Thanks so much for being part of the community this and past few years! And I agree, only stop filming if the lion starts biting ;)
    2
  1066. Thanks so much!! I really appreciate it. Hopefully lots more amazing videos for us in 2017
    2
  1067. Ah, thanks so much :) So glad you love our footage.
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  1068. That would have made some interesting footage! But I'm glad too that nothing happened.
    2
  1069. Gion Allen Oliva Don't think so sadly. Sand river is N of Skukuza. Where this is far south.
    2
  1070. +Stevo Canuck https://www.latestsightings.com/blog/Lions_Chase_Buffaloes_Right_Smash_Into_Tourists_Car_in_Kruger_National_Park Here are the photos of the car.
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  1071. +Matt Williams We've changed a bit of the annotations. I hope you are happier with the video :) And I hope you subscribe and watch our other incredible footage ;)
    2
  1072. +Fatas Durg this is new. Where else did you see this?
    2
  1073. Yeh! These are really healthy rhinos thank goodness.
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  1074. Thanks so much for the feedback! That's what we try and do, short and amazing wildlife clips that are very unusual. We never post documentary type stuff.
    2
  1075. +UFC Man, thanks so much! Glad you enjoy watching them. Hopefully more incredible ones to come.
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  1076. Oh yeh, I put in translations for Spanish. Do you like it? I'm glad you like the video :)
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  1077. You must!!! It's the best. Have you got any trips planned?
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  1078. +Can Oh ok cool hehe. Thanks! Glad you like the video.
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  1079. Haha.
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  1080. +Guy Smiley Yeh, that elephant is so cute.
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  1081. Which, the lions or hyenas?
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  1082. +Deni Shaw Yip, the leopard's salary was expensive, but totally worth it. Brilliant acting performance ;)
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  1083. Especially when you add the hippo's stressed out life with the lack of water.
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  1084. Hey,Β  Yeh, I also wondered, but Cobus lives in America, so his channel is actually american :)
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  1085. Please do! :)
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  1086. Hey,Β  Thanks so much :) I really appreciate it. And, have you been driving around all the time with the windows closed?Β  Because then I have great news, you are allowed to open your window, you must just not stick any body part out the window. :)Β  I just called the rangers of Kruger now to confirm. But of course if the lion is right at your window, I would close the window too :)
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  1087. Glad you like it :)
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  1088. Awesome!Β  I will definitely add some more in the future.
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  1089. +TheSuperBaxter congratulations!!
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  1090. Not a grysbok?
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  1091. +ΞœΞΉΟ‡Ξ¬Ξ»Ξ·Ο‚ ΞšΞΏΞΊΞΏΞ»Ξ―Ξ½Ξ±Ο‚ It's really awesome! Glad you like it.
    2
  1092. Thanks for watching :)
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  1093. Thanks so much :)
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  1094. Will do
    2
  1095. +Sam Khan It's cute hey.
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  1096. +annie46664 Thank goodness (for the rhino) it was a positive video :)
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  1097. +UnionJxck Yeh!! It's really crazy.
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  1098. +YdnasTheMiner I think that could be the reason too.
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  1099. +byCokelH I've never seen anything like this too! Glad you liked it.
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  1100. +Sherri Roberts Yeh!! I wish we had those cameras back on our channel.
    2
  1101. Canon Powershot SX60
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  1102. I will find out
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  1103. Yip. This is just that crazy!
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  1104. http://bit.ly/LSMatingLeopards :)
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  1105. +CuriosityRocks Hehe sounds awesome! It's quite fun choosing one and following it.
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  1106. Vide0mak3rΒ That's true! Would be awesome to see a pride of Caracals.
    2
  1107. Thanks! Glad you liked it.
    2
  1108. +birdman 2211 Thanks! I'm glad you liked the video.
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  1109. Had one for a few years now, definitely needed a revamp :)
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  1110. 17 people now :( But thanks so much! Glad you like the footage, thanks for the awesome comment.
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  1111. Thanks for the feedback. But yes, it is interesting seeing how the other birds didnt help, I think they didn't want to risk their lives either.
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  1112. +Katherine Uribe Awesome! Will definitely try :)
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  1113. Hey, yeh I know exactly what you are saying and I agree. But I spoke to the people who filmed it, they were stuck! In the video you only see 3 cars, but there were about 20 cars blocking everyone in, so sadly no one could back away :(
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  1114. +OldTrafford110 Hehe, not sure. I think most probably an accident.
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  1115. He chased it because he wasn't his baby.
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  1116. 1. No she wasn't dead yet, however she was weak and dying. 2. The baby hippo was protecting its mother, not the other way round. 3. They both survived the attack because the lion left them and didn't pursue the hunt. 4. Please read the description in the video regarding the drought. It's not all about water, it's about the lack of nutrients in the food, that is due to the lack of water. I hope this helps clear things up :)
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  1117. +chris p Would be awesome hey hehe
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  1118. What's a year without a good mating elephant video? Thanks for watching :)
    2
  1119. Yes, having windows open is actually safe. It's when people get out their cars is when it becomes dangerous.
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  1120. +Hailey Scozarri Ok. We do post happy videos too :)
    2
  1121. Β @hardwiredtoselfdestruction3401Β  They do it more often than not!
    2
  1122. Najeeb PuthiyallamΒ You can click on the link in the description :) www.latestsightings.com/partnership
    2
  1123. Scott Doll Hi there Scott. Would you be able to email me quickly? contact@latestsightings.com Thanks!
    2
  1124. Felix Rivas Glad you enjoyed the video! And I agree, I've already watched it hundreds of times hehe.
    2
  1125. Mike Chait Olifants bridge near Olifants camp in the Kruger Park :) Hope you liked the video
    2
  1126. hehe thanks! Glad you enjoyed :)
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  1127. +Nemo's Husband's wife Sadly we aren't allowed :(
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  1128. +Jessica Thanks! We will definitely try.
    2
  1129. Unfortunately we don't have any of a cheetah vs lion, yet. But we have leopard vs lions.
    2
  1130. +Bruce Crossan Yeh, it looks like the mother attacks the calf, but I think she was trying to help it up. She just had so much adrenaline.
    2
  1131. Yip!! This waterhole is amazing! I've seen lions and leopard there too. But never such action as this.
    2
  1132. Elephants are truly amazing. They go from lovingto brutal.
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  1133. ***** Yeh, we thought we would share a feel good story while this whole Cecil story is going around.
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  1134. +myworldyourmusic11 I'll have a look at the pms
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  1135. Hey, I just looked, nothing in our pm's.
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  1136. +myworldyourmusic11 Thanks so much! And yeh, I'm very impressed that Cath and her boyfriend were able to control them selves by whispering, I get very excited at these types of sightings hehe. Glad you liked it.
    2
  1137. +Baz Colne We edit if it's unbearable, but we try and keep our videos really authentic with as little auditing as possible. Do you think we should edit more?
    2
  1138. His tail was wagging quite wildly hehe. I wonder if he likes the taste
    2
  1139. +Dennis Saerbeck Thanks so much Dennis. Really appreciate the complement. Hopefully you enjoy our future videos to come :)
    2
  1140. Brilliant idea πŸ˜„
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  1141. This snake is highly highly dangerous In kruger. It hides so well.
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  1142. Glad you enjoyed it.
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  1143. Yip.
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  1144. You and alot it seems! Glad we could help.
    2
  1145. Thanks for watching!
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  1146. Tawny Eagle
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  1147. Unfortunately, the people filming stopped the recording there, we also wish there was more.
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  1148. You should watch it. It's awesome
    2
  1149. Have you seen the one when they kill an imala that's fighting back with no body?
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  1150. Β @costixd4990Β  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVnDJMjNySg
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  1151. Thanks so much! :)
    2
  1152. Glad you enjoyed the hippo video! Unfortunately, seeing a successful hunt is super rare. If you go for a full week you probably won't even see a hunt. Unless you go to a private safari, the chances there are higher. But animals usually hang around their own species, so even interactions are rare. That's what makes our videos so special. In about 18 years, I've only seen around 15 Hunts.
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  1153. Hehe, sounds like an amazing story.
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  1154. Thanks for the feedback
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  1155. Let's hope πŸ˜„
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  1156. Well done!
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  1157. Definitely
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  1158. Glad you liked it! :)
    2
  1159. Not so much. The Lions at brought up with cars following them and they know it's not an "animal" to hunt. So it's more or less safe, so long as the people inside the car behave.
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  1160. Sadly not.
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  1161. Well done!
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  1162. Hope you enjoyed
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  1163. Why do you say that?
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  1164. Please try again.
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  1165. We'll start adding this as a feature to our app 😏
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  1166. Leopards are too quick! This one's reflexes were amazing. And the Lion looked like it almost slipped!
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  1167. Super rare. I've only seen them at Marrick Safari in Kimberly.
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  1168. Glad you liked it! First time we got two different angles.
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  1169. +Little Cupcake thanks! Glad you like imthe videos πŸ˜ƒ
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  1170. Yip! Our first one.
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  1171. He tried to. πŸ™ˆ
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  1172. If you have any questions about the Kruger National Park, Please feel free to ask!!
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  1173. Β @Kurt_PhilandererΒ  I agree! Our community is just incredible and really appreciate all the content we put out, even the "gory" ones. But the videos get blocked from them too. We have been dabbling with the idea of creating a member section where for a small fee to our channel, we post the parts with out any censorship, then it won't affect our channel and subscribers will be happy. What do you think?
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  1174. Please email contact@latestsightings.com
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  1175. Thanks!! Very exciting :)
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  1176. Same πŸ˜„
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  1177. Heard of a crocodile biting an Elephant, not the other way around!
    2
  1178. You'll be missing out on amazing - real - sightings. None of our sightings are AI. Even this one. It's just unfortunate that the camera quality makes the colours seem a bit washed out.
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  1179. Yip. They are both canines. But in the natural world, it doesn't matter.
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  1180. Have you ever watched our "Why it sucks to be an impala" video?
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  1181. It definitely did!
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  1182. Brown hyena :)
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  1183. Glad you liked it.
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  1184. πŸ˜‚
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  1185. Did you put "help it"?
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  1186. πŸ™ˆ
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  1187. Well done! Wow.
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  1188. The Wild Dogs surround the waterhole, they have no where else to go :(
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  1189. Yeh, if the clan came to support it. The Spotted Hyena might have survived.
    2
  1190. Western yellow-bellied sand snake
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  1191. Hard to miss πŸ˜…
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  1192. Almost!
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  1193. Β @harryturnbull963Β  We do that on our app, where all the sightings have times and dates :) How was your trip?
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  1194. Unbelievable. That's really awesome that you have been here so long.
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  1195. Nope! Snakes are venomous. Which means, you can swallow venom and survive. Only poison you can't swallow.
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  1196. Hey, Believe me, I'm the furthers person from condoning it. But I didn't even realize it. I was too intrigued hehe. He said he took the shot at to different places. This guy really loves his insects :)
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  1197. We wish we had the ending as well. Unfortunately she stopped recording to take some photos right at the moment that the warthog pulled free and made its escape.
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  1198. It's the first one on our channel! We'll try post more
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  1199. You should! They are beautiful
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  1200. It's amazing hey. Glad the cub survived!
    2
  1201. Not in Kruger, it hasn't been recorded. But lions in general, yes!
    2
  1202. Thanks so much!! It's so exciting!! πŸ˜„
    2
  1203. St Lucia
    2
  1204. That would have been interesting to see!
    2
  1205. Never thought I'd see that πŸ˜‚
    2
  1206. They are most probably either sleeping or patrolling the territory incase intruders have entered.
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  1207. Hehe thanks! Let's see if it makes it in
    2
  1208. Glad you enjoyed!
    2
  1209. Impala.
    2
  1210. Lion took that title last week πŸ˜‚
    2
  1211. Super rare!
    2
  1212. Thanks so much! Will hopefully keep sharing more amazing sightings for a long time. :)
    2
  1213. I don’t think cheetahs can survive anywhere.
    2
  1214. We aren't. This is not AI at all.
    2
  1215. Yeh! I also noticed that.
    2
  1216. Scientists say that when animals get killed, the adrenaline is so high, that pain receptors stop operating, so no pain is felt.
    2
  1217. Hehe well done!! :)
    2
  1218. Glad you liked it!
    2
  1219. Does this happen with our other videos?
    2
  1220. Wow! That's a true testament to how good the sighting is! πŸ˜‚
    2
  1221. Nope. Different sighting, but similar behavior.
    2
  1222. Sadly no footage of it :(
    2
  1223. Baboon alarm calls. Beautiful sound.
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  1224. Same. I haven't been in months! When was the last time you were there?
    2
  1225. I think she knew there was no hope.
    2
  1226. If they are an impala, then I don't see why not.
    2
  1227. Hope you liked it!
    2
  1228. Every single one of our videos are authentic. Never need to worry about us sharing AI.
    2
  1229. This one isn't for you. Definitely.
    2
  1230. Amazing sighting hey!
    2
  1231. πŸ˜‚ Could be. The Civet was massive
    2
  1232. Puff adder. Very venomous
    2
  1233. 😬
    2
  1234. Brilliant
    2
  1235. Glad you liked!
    2
  1236. @Lonely Pizza Thanks so much!
    2
  1237. Β PineΒ  ah. That's so cool :)
    2
  1238. It's another Hyena.
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  1239. Awesome! Thanks. :) Enjoy the rest of your day πŸ˜„
    2
  1240. Apparently been like this for years
    2
  1241. If need any help or have questions on the Kruger National Park, please feel freeο»Ώ to ask. I'll do my best to answer every question.
    2
  1242. We posted a clean version if you are interested? It’s on our channel.
    2
  1243. Glad you liked it
    2
  1244. We have a video of a single Lioness taking on an Elephant πŸ™ˆ
    2
  1245. Will do. :)
    2
  1246. Softest part, and it's a natural move to do when they get rid of competition. So they will also do it with prey.
    2
  1247. What would have been a better title?
    2
  1248. Glad you enjoyed!
    2
  1249. It's madness!
    2
  1250. Gosling :)
    2
  1251. Generally, cats will use their whiskers to feel the heartbeat of the prey to determine if it is dead or alive. But the fur on the wild dog might block that sensitivity, so I'm not sure why she let go. Most probably the other wild dogs were getting too close.
    2
  1252. Β @fsfbarreira87Β  No, it was the peak of the dry season now, so it would be purely territorial.
    2
  1253. Yip! This one lived to tell the tale
    2
  1254. I've had to! Sometimes it happens. But, you'd be surprised, if one had to get out and change a tyre here, the nearby animals would most likely just run away, not attack. BUT, still, wait for any predator to move off and the coast to be clear, as you never know.
    2
  1255. Did anyone watch till the fish eagle? πŸ˜‰
    2
  1256. We were all very excited πŸ˜‚
    2
  1257. Part of the sound of the bush these days. :)
    2
  1258. Wow!! That sounds like a crazy experience! Did you get a video?
    2
  1259. πŸ˜‚
    2
  1260. Thanks for helping! :)
    2
  1261. We will follow it's life, so will keep you updated
    2
  1262. It's actually a Terrapin.
    2
  1263. I forgot πŸ™ˆ Will be more specific next week.
    2
  1264. They are considered scavengers πŸ˜…
    2
  1265. It used to be known as the S100 mega pride. Not sure now
    2
  1266. Thanks so much for watching all our videos!! Wishing you a great 2023
    2
  1267. Glad you liked it!
    2
  1268. Wow, you are planning to come on safari? Enjoy!!
    2
  1269. They unfortunately didn't get that part πŸ™ˆ
    2
  1270. It’s amazing hey!
    2
  1271. I'd say it's safe. There is a small scene where the Lions grab the warthog.
    2
  1272. I wouldn't say it's a baby lion, it would more be a juvenile.
    2
  1273. Welcome!
    2
  1274. Because they've seen them their whole lives and the tourists have never caused any danger.
    2
  1275. They don't even take notice of the jeep. They are so used to them.
    2
  1276. @pradhyum sri krishna - Our community is super lucky!
    2
  1277. Cape fox
    2
  1278. Yeh, people share it with us on our app or on our website. We have a community of people who share their sightings. Check our channel's info section :)
    2
  1279. The baby died unfortunately.
    2
  1280. Thanks, this one is truly one of a kind!
    2
  1281. Don't worry, many had to πŸ™ˆ But thanks for watching!
    2
  1282. Johan Contreras what a question πŸ˜„ We have lots more. But we also have cute videos. We show all of nature.
    2
  1283. Thanks for watching :)
    2
  1284. Very fresh beef.
    2
  1285. He did. 😒 We got photos the next day.
    2
  1286. Wow. Which reserve?
    2
  1287. Welcome
    2
  1288. Β @tscott6321Β  True! πŸ™ˆ But this came in literally 2 seconds after the video was released, so I think the former.
    2
  1289. Welcome!!
    2
  1290. They definitely are.
    2
  1291. Welcome! Hope you enjoyed!
    2
  1292. Β @chang-jungkarki1684Β  The footage was sent in to us, I didn't film this personally. But even so, we are experts at wildlife, but we don't know why it jumped out πŸ™ˆ
    2
  1293. Imagine that
    2
  1294. I think you are the first one! Well done
    2
  1295. Pregnant Tsessebe. You can actually see the 0:35 the fetus coming out!
    2
  1296. Glad you like it! Thanks for watching.
    2
  1297. πŸ₯Ί
    2
  1298. Brilliant hunting lesson for them.
    2
  1299. I care, thanks so much! :)
    2
  1300. Yeh! Buffaloes hate lions! But unfortunately it seems that the lions might have killed the elephant a bit later.
    2
  1301. Not sure.
    2
  1302. I hope so!! :)
    2
  1303. That we know of... Who knows what's happening without any humans around.
    2
  1304. Great reference. Maybe they forgave eachother?
    2
  1305. This was taken in Greater Kruger :) MalaMala
    2
  1306. Β @markbrooks7070Β  Hi Mark, It's not fake. If you are concerned that the giraffe didn't make a sound, they are known to be very quiet animals. Have a look at all our videos of something killing a giraffe, not once to they make a sound. Here are our most recent 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z__btwf_rR8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdayfGq68Tw I know the quality looks weird, but it's not fake!
    2
  1307. It won by far
    2
  1308. African fish eagle
    2
  1309. Yeh. He was fighting hard for its life.
    2
  1310. Let's hope for more amazing sightings!!
    2
  1311. Well done! Hope you enjoyed.
    2
  1312. Water too shallow I think. And bit it by the leg, not the neck.
    2
  1313. The mother was out hunting. I think even if she was there, she would've run away too
    2
  1314. No?
    2
  1315. I'm actually in India as we speak! In Mumbai and Goa and Jaipur
    2
  1316. I went to Ranthambore and it was crazy!! Saw a magnificent tiger in the road
    2
  1317. Where are you?
    2
  1318. To show he is still the boss.
    2
  1319. So glad! Hopefully more videos of Indian wildlife come in next year.
    2
  1320. I thought so too.
    2
  1321. Greater Kruger. At MalaMala
    2
  1322. Β @katemoon7476Β  I think they are more related to cats than dogs. That's why their babies are cubs, not pups.
    2
  1323. Β @ss-de5mmΒ  Kruger Park in South Africa
    2
  1324. Never know what's going to happen.
    2
  1325. Similar because of the flood, but this is different
    2
  1326. Kruger is a self-drive, so people take their own cars. No need for an open safari vehicle, although you can.
    2
  1327. Rent a car or use their own :) I just drive from my home to the park when ever I go.
    2
  1328. Glad you liked it!
    2
  1329. Thanks so much! Glad you like our videos :)
    2
  1330. Glad you liked!
    2
  1331. Thanks for all the comments over the years!! And for watching for so long :)
    2
  1332. She was probably out hunting
    2
  1333. Amazing right!
    2
  1334. Hey!! Sadly not sure. I think they are working a bit on guests and getting back into the flow of things.
    2
  1335. Curiosity I think.
    2
  1336. Which answer did you pick?
    2
  1337. H1-3 is a killer road! H1-4 can really produce, but it's definitely more quiet. The more north you go, the quieter it tends to be.
    2
  1338. It did steal it, croc scared it off and stole it back. πŸ˜…
    2
  1339. Glad you liked it
    2
  1340. That was quick!
    2
  1341. Lol. Thanks :)
    2
  1342. Yeh, it was incredible!! And the sounds too.
    2
  1343. No, the Crocodile left the carcass, hyenas arrived to killed the giraffe and then Lions chased the hyenas away.
    2
  1344. 20 minutes
    2
  1345. Yeh, leopards know exactly how to survive in the wild.
    2
  1346. South Africa :)
    2
  1347. Fixed
    2
  1348. Glad you liked the footage
    2
  1349. This is all there was. :)
    2
  1350. It was at a hide.
    2
  1351. If anything, they hate Leopards most. But I've never seen this before.
    2
  1352. @robin56 Hi! When we were there after she left another car said they saw the male cheetah calling a few kms from this one. They said they saw them mating the day before. So I think she was calling for him, but in the beginning we thought she was calling for her cubs too.
    2
  1353. The warthog managed to pull free just as the recording was stopped, unfortunately she decided to take some photos at that exact moment.
    2
  1354. But it's interesting, Leopards still keep on trying their luck.
    2
  1355. End card didn't work properly
    2
  1356. Well done!
    2
  1357. That is what researchers say exactly. That the adrenaline rush is so high, it doesn't feel pain.
    2
  1358. Probably eaten by scavengers, like vultures
    2
  1359. It should be a really great meal.
    2
  1360. Thanks.
    2
  1361. Hopefully more awesome ones to come.
    2
  1362. Nope. It’s definitely not their strong suite...
    2
  1363. South Luangwa
    2
  1364. Yeh! That is true
    2
  1365. It must have just happened. It was because of a snake, not born like that.
    2
  1366. In Western Sabi Sands.
    2
  1367. That poll was interesting! Almost 50%/50%
    2
  1368. Probably would have also done some damage to the hyena πŸ˜‚
    2
  1369. Watch some of our videos in the past, we have super interesting lion and leopard interaction sightings.
    2
  1370. Amazing!
    2
  1371. It's regulation here.
    2
  1372. The serval or cheetah? Cheetah is a youngster. Serval looks fully grown
    2
  1373. Glad you liked it!
    2
  1374. Thanks for watching
    2
  1375. Thanks so much Annie! And you have been here since the beginning! Thanks for being here during it all.
    2
  1376. At 00:13 you can see it's head in the gutter.
    2
  1377. The soil probably. As the giraffe will probably rot away there.
    2
  1378. It’s so nice and warm in the mornings. So they often sleep on them.
    2
  1379. Glad you liked it!
    2
  1380. No. It didn't steal it. The hyena killed the impala itself.
    2
  1381. Very very beautiful and rare.
    2
  1382. I'm sure they would. But probably hard for them to kill them.
    2
  1383. Yeh, that's exactly what happened! It was on the other side of the waterhole unfortunately
    2
  1384. Sadly rangers aren't allowed to intervene because this is natural
    2
  1385. Thanks!! Glad you enjoyed.
    2
  1386. Will do!
    2
  1387. Western yellow-bellied sand snake
    2
  1388. I think we all were πŸ™ˆ
    2
  1389. At Lucia. And it is a bull shark! Amazing sighting
    2
  1390. Well done!
    2
  1391. πŸ™ˆ
    2
  1392. Glad you liked it!
    2
  1393. Thanks :)
    2
  1394. Check the cards on the video linking to other videos, the one there is worse than this.
    2
  1395. jules dakota glad you liked the video :)
    1
  1396. Guy Smiley No, it is in the public Kruger. Near Berg en Dal camp :)
    1
  1397. +MIICHAEL MDDMJJ Yip, very sad and emotional. But incredible non the less
    1
  1398. +WildlifeObsessed this one was really special. Thanks for watching 😊
    1
  1399. ryan flippin I spoke to the person who was there, they were locked in by 10 other cars around the, and so couldn't move sadly.
    1
  1400. +RiceReaper Awesome! Glad you think so! Will definitely try post more.
    1
  1401. +Quentin Peterson we more or less quote the film maker's words when they describe the sighting to us. But will try and see if we can make them more interesting
    1
  1402. That would have been mad to see hey.
    1
  1403. http://bit.ly/LSLionVsCrocodile
    1
  1404. A youtube ad?
    1
  1405. Thanks!Β  I'll send this through to the lodge.
    1
  1406. +Mike Lam Thanks so much! We worked a lot on it. :)
    1
  1407. Thanks so much Tank, and I hope you have a great holiday too.
    1
  1408. Thanks :) Glad you enjoyed the video.
    1
  1409. Fleur Nakamichi At the end of the video you see the herd :)
    1
  1410. That's absolutely right! Water is one thing, but food is another thing!
    1
  1411. +Ross Cairns Nope, this was at a wild dog rehabilitation center.
    1
  1412. It's that there isn't enough water or rain to grow food full of nutrients. Unfortunately 100s of hippos and other animals are dying in the past few weeks. But also, since there isn't water, the hippos are fighting alot for dominance, so the weaker hippos are also losing their home to stronger ones.
    1
  1413. DX123HARDYS Thanks so much!! And that's great to hear. Our SnapChat is completely different to our YouTube, so I'm happy you enjoy them :)
    1
  1414. +Charles Darwin Glad you like the video! I think so too, the adrenaline must have been pumping hard, causing the rhino to get out easier.
    1
  1415. +snoxbox Yeh, it was sub-adult. Very inexperienced.
    1
  1416. ***** Awesome!! I really appreciate the support :)
    1
  1417. +REACT WORLD VIDEOS What types of videos are you interested in?
    1
  1418. Not so sure. I think they are just made in such away to keep predators away.
    1
  1419. +I am Legendary Next time a lion is on my back biting me, I'll think of it as playing ;) lol You didn't think of that as an attack?
    1
  1420. Ok awesome! What sounds are those? African?
    1
  1421. +Tom theWildLife thanks for the feedback πŸ˜„ Will change the title when I get a chance.
    1
  1422. DeRueben I don't think so in this specific case. But maybe in other cases. This one happened to be on the deck and slipped into the pool.
    1
  1423. +Islam Aslanov Not sure.
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  1424. Machi74005 Not yet, It will be interesting to find out. I will keep you posted.
    1
  1425. Congrats and thanks :)
    1
  1426. That's what we strive to do, show original, exclusive and authentic videos. Glad you like them
    1
  1427. Thanks so much :)
    1
  1428. rukia758 Thanks so much :) Glad you like it
    1
  1429. You must get there eventually, nothing like a safari experience, but it is expensive unfortunately. Which country are you in?
    1
  1430. +debnath bhattacharjee Thanks!! Great to hear you enjoy our videos.
    1
  1431. Thanks :)
    1
  1432. +Libby Lashansky Thanks so much!! :) It's the first of it's kind, so I'm glad you watched it.
    1
  1433. +Lemon Drop nope, at the airport πŸ˜„
    1
  1434. +Curtis Densmore thanks for the feedback
    1
  1435. +Sm00th TV Sadly no, why do you ask?
    1
  1436. If my family and I were there, we would have been shouting at them to get back in.Β 
    1
  1437. +edanias Sadly he died soon after.
    1
  1438. +Can HΓ€ss Awesome! From where? Where is the link he sent? I'd love to see it.
    1
  1439. +Charisma313 Thanks for watching. Glad you liked it.
    1
  1440. Hey, Thankfully in Kruger there isn't a big problem, "only" a couple in the past few years. In Kenya, it is a big issue with lots getting slaughtered all the time.
    1
  1441. Thanks so much! :)
    1
  1442. Β @Fadedecho1Β  We sometimes do tours, but not our core business. Are you looking for a tour?
    1
  1443. ***** Not sure, I've seen plenty of snakes cross tar roads. I wonder what was wrong.
    1
  1444. Leslie Stephenson Thanks so much! I'm glad to have viewers like you :)
    1
  1445. +FrozenEternity Thanks so much :) What did you think of the montage?
    1
  1446. I didn't, did you?
    1
  1447. TheAnderson1024Β No problem :) But I changed the title, incase others find it misleading :)
    1
  1448. TheAnderson1024Β Hehe, that could be a reason. But that's also why Latest Sightings helps! You can sleep late, but still see lots by using the app. But thanks so much for being a supporter :)
    1
  1449. +catrashoo Thanks so much! Glad you like videos we post. Even though some can be really dramatic
    1
  1450. +cheap, canned pizza sauce Thanks so much :)
    1
  1451. +cheap, canned pizza sauce that's so awesome to hear. I'm glad you love our channel. This is footage I promise you probably No one will get to see! So exciting that we can share it. :) We also just started our Latest Sightings - America youtube channel. Let us know what you think of that. Still way new. No videos up yet, but some are going up this week.
    1
  1452. +Corne du Toit when I was reviewing this video, it was almost impossible to keep my eyes away as this is just an incredible sighting. Glad you found it just as interesting as I did.
    1
  1453. That was great :) ThanksΒ 
    1
  1454. They definitely should.
    1
  1455. Hope you enjoyed the video
    1
  1456. Thanks for watching. Did you like the CCs?
    1
  1457. Thanks Jadi! :)
    1
  1458. +Tremaine Moss Thanks so much! Glad you like it.
    1
  1459. Pat McRotch There is! Cute twin elephants, hehe. I've seen some, they are so cute. :)
    1
  1460. +malik Traylor Glad you liked it :)
    1
  1461. Awesome! Would love to see them. Can you upload the photos to our page? Fb. Com/latestsightingskruger
    1
  1462. Yeh! Very funny how things work out. :)
    1
  1463. Thanks so much! Enjoy
    1
  1464. +Nick S I think he was stealing the water from his waterhole.
    1
  1465. Yip, especially as he was built for water!Β  But I'm glad he was saved and unharmed in the end.
    1
  1466. No problem.
    1
  1467. A big welcome to our channel!Β  Lets hope for more incredible wildlife videos to come :)
    1
  1468. http://bit.ly/LSLeopardvsGoPro Enjoy
    1
  1469. True.
    1
  1470. +Yin Tsang Thanks, unfortunately we don't say where this was taken since a rhino is featured.
    1
  1471. I'd love to come and speak if I'm ever in America.
    1
  1472. +Baz Colne Thanks so much!! Definitely not offended, I love constructive criticism. Will keep in mind and I hope you keep watching :)
    1
  1473. Thanks! Are you new to our channel?
    1
  1474. +The Wild Their population is just over 200 in Kruger. And yeh! This would be awesome to have in the wild. We will try and post more of these.
    1
  1475. It's a pleasure!! Hopefully many more to come.
    1
  1476. Hi Alyssa K. S.Β  Thanks so much for wanting to send in videos to us!Β  You can sign up and send in wildlife videos to us here: lscms2.socialengine.co.za
    1
  1477. Nope, but I did search the word stork before uploading this video and saw all the stuff about it. I guess its good timing
    1
  1478. Is that a question for us?
    1
  1479. +Larry Portnoff awesome! So glad you both like it :) We will keep the cute coming. Hopefully we can help your grand daughter grow up loving wildlife. :)
    1
  1480. Thanks for watching :)
    1
  1481. Thanks so much :) Β  I really appreciate it!! I hope you keep on enjoying our videos :)
    1
  1482. Elisabeth Sicard Awesome!!! Enjoy your trip. Which camp are you staying in? I'm sure youll see great stuff.
    1
  1483. Elisabeth Sicard That's awesome!! Satara is amazing! Today there was a lot seen near Satara. Mating Lions and ground hornbills
    1
  1484. Hey, Will this be just embedding it?Β 
    1
  1485. Thats perfect, thanks
    1
  1486. Christa Niederer *****Β Yeh, we actually got like 3 angles of this sighting. Seems like a lot of people at this sighting. Sorry about the confusion.
    1
  1487. +Felipe CRP What did you think of the video?
    1
  1488. +Felipe CRP The only thing I can think of is that she was helping it up. What do you think?
    1
  1489. Thanks for watching. Hope you thought it was good.
    1
  1490. It's a platform that allows people to share their sightings of wildlife in real time. Have you got a trip planned to the park?
    1
  1491. There is an explanation in the description :)
    1
  1492. +Lynne O'Connor Thanks for the feedback! We decided to make a long video as I had a meeting with YouTube and they said that we should do a compilation as those videos last long and are highly ranked in YouTube. But I will try make future ones a bit shorter. :)
    1
  1493. +Deon Van der Westhuizen We removed the one pop up. Is it better?
    1
  1494. +Deon Van der Westhuizen awesome. Thanks so much!! And thanks for watching our most recent video :)
    1
  1495. +4exgold So when I was there, the mother had left it as the baby was stuck on the thorn and birds were already trying to attack it.
    1
  1496. +Zaber Ansary Thanks so much for the feedback. I think a great one would be between lions and impala, and so you can watch the hunt. But no live streaming yet. Maybe soon :)
    1
  1497. +anatureperson Thanks! Changed it.
    1
  1498. +Ro Haa This was in a wild dog conservation project center. So they weren't being fed in the wild.
    1
  1499. +Johan Geldenhuys This is because it was in a wild dog rehabilitation center. Not in the Kruger :)
    1
  1500. +Johan Geldenhuys No problem. Thanks for the concern. We have added that info to the description. We would never want to be thought of as endorsing feeding Wild animals.
    1
  1501. +Sheldon Awai But also, many more cars hang out with leopards, so the prey can learn the opposite too. However, after being in the park so often, you get to notice that animals really don't take note of the cars at all. Sometimes they do, of course, but on the whole they are accustomed. I think this sighting would have been the same no matter if it was with or without cars. The leopard was young and inexperienced, so not such a good hunter. That's why the kill was long and dreadful. What do you think?
    1
  1502. Thanks so much! I'm so glad your enjoying the videos :)
    1
  1503. +OldTrafford110 Yeh, if you think about it, a small kick like that from an elephant can be deadly to humans. But I'm sure the calf will be good. Let's hope.
    1
  1504. +Ross Cairns thanks so much for the feedback! I completely respect that. It's true, for me there is nothing like spotting a Lion or a Leopard on your own. That excitement is like no other. But I also like to see sightings that are near me. Last week I was a couple of kms away from a cheetah that was shared on the app. I went and it was by far the best cheetah sighting I have ever had in my life. And even though it was reported, the most cars at one time was 5. So for me, it was an absolute trip changing experience πŸ˜ƒ
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  1505. +OldTrafford110 Congrats on hitting 1 million views!
    1
  1506. No problem
    1
  1507. That's true :) There are still a lot thank goodness, but unfortunately in a lot of countries the numbers are declining.
    1
  1508. You were there too?
    1
  1509. Yeh!! It is just incredible
    1
  1510. +Jeff Keith Unfortunately not :(
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  1511. +Lance Beckman Sorry about that. What's misleading in the title? I'll try and change it.
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  1512. It's a pleasure :) And good luck!! Have you joined our whatsapp group?
    1
  1513. Yeh, getting out the car isn't clever at all... Only once have I been scared enough to close the window, that video is actually on my channel here. A male lion started roaring into my car :)
    1
  1514. +N P Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it :)
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  1515. +EnriqueDiaz2012 Yes sadly.
    1
  1516. Not naturally, no.
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  1517. Most do, but we don't only limit it to Kruger only. And awesome that you want to send in a video, please visit the link in the description, or hit up our website. :)
    1
  1518. +Hailey Scozarri Sorry to hear that. What are we doing wrong?
    1
  1519. Β @joe.808Β  I don't actually. πŸ™ˆ
    1
  1520. ***** Are you talking about the subscribe box?
    1
  1521. It's broken, but should be fixed in the next couple of days :)
    1
  1522. +WALEED ZAKARIYA Hey, we asked a few researchers, those are indeed two male black Mambas, they often engage like that when competing for mating rights to a particular female. :)
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  1523. +Joe Fortescue Hehe yeh. We don't usually do that, but it was more or less that same answer to all. :)
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  1524. +WALEED ZAKARIYA I hope we answered you though :)
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  1525. +WALEED ZAKARIYA Thanks, glad you appreciate it. I try and read as many comments as possible. But it gets impossible sometimes.
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  1526. Thanks for this. Didn't realize it was a bit irritating.Β  Would it be better if I put it at the end?
    1
  1527. +LPS Studio Awesome! Glad you like them :) I started loving wildlife since 8 years old.
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  1528. Hehe, no problem. So cool that we made your day. Hope you are still enjoying the videos. :)
    1
  1529. +Lauro Oshiro Thanks for the feedback. Will definitely try and bring you more.
    1
  1530. +MailOnlineVideo Hi, please can you send me a person's contact details?
    1
  1531. ***** Has happened to me so often when I arrive 5 minutes late to a leopard and other stuff
    1
  1532. Yeh, this one in particular was huge.
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  1533. Niel Langner It's a pleasure!! Thanks so much for watching.
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  1534. +nia sara Thanks!! Glad you liked it.
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  1535. +NeonsStyle I also thought about that! I think you're right. Zebra would suffer less if the croc got him.
    1
  1536. +Kappa Gurka Thanks so much Kappa. We really appreciate it 😊
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  1537. +Skylar Horsley Could be aswell! I know teenager elephants are very much more aggressive than older elephants.
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  1538. +theoryaction Hey, we asked a few researchers, those are indeed two male black Mambas, they often engage like that when competing for mating rights to a particular female. :)
    1
  1539. 5K.RIDO Yeh, we have posted a few similar videos to this, but it seems as the other chameleons show a bit of a fight.
    1
  1540. Awesome! Thanks for the feedback
    1
  1541. +Steadno Hey, Did you not like the video? Were you not able to follow the wild dogs?
    1
  1542. Muhammad Kara She was so lucky.
    1
  1543. Thanks so much :)Β  And thanks for the support.
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  1544. Aaron Kirk wow, I would absolutely love to. Can you send me an email on contact@latestsightings.com? Thanks so much :)
    1
  1545. +Lus Ceebtoom that would have been amazing.
    1
  1546. +Invincible Nightmare true
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  1547. +vibhupande I think it was with a phone. Check out our latest video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gxaf0Kqen8c) taken with a samsung!
    1
  1548. Thanks :) Glad you enjoy it :)
    1
  1549. +Reda Saad are you looking at booking a Safari?
    1
  1550. It's huge hey
    1
  1551. +Skylar Horsley I think it was because the elephant didn't want to share the water at this waterhole. It was during the dry season.
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  1552. Danny Meow Thanks so much Danny :) Glad you like it. Will try our best to keep it up.
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  1553. Thanks so much for watching!Β  Glad you liked it. That lens has actually come out now!Β http://amzn.to/1xbXOci Let us know what you think of it :)
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  1554. +Thelby1 Will do! Which animals you want to see in 360?
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  1555. Yip, they gave up.
    1
  1556. Brown hyena
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  1557. Nope, this would have been a natural one.
    1
  1558. It's the impala alarm calling. They sound that when they've spotted a predator. But, it's only ever this rapid when there's been a kill. So, any predator nearby will realize this and will come investigate, so the Leopard was probably drawn by those sounds.
    1
  1559. Wow? Did you write this now? Very cool!
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  1560. I know!! I'd have been so disappointed to miss such a sighting! πŸ™ˆ
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  1561. Yay!! I'm glad.
    1
  1562. Glad you enjoyed it.
    1
  1563. He and his guides have been looking. But they haven't been able to find anything.
    1
  1564. Brown hyenas eat meat. I see them often on big carcasses in the Pilanesberg. Maybe you are thinking of an aardwolf
    1
  1565. Thanks, glad you thought the video was the best. Even though it definitely is sad.
    1
  1566. Hi, if you become a member you can access extended and unedited versions of some of our videos.
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  1567. Glad you liked it! :)
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  1568. This one happens to be a queen :)
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  1569. Glad you liked it.
    1
  1570. Try again now please. It wasn't us. Settings were all fine on the backend, but YouTube was showing it for 15 seconds.
    1
  1571. That one almost made it! There were too many to chose from
    1
  1572. It's an African Rock Python.
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  1573. We actually didn't narrate this, we received the video like this, and so we thought of keeping it as is :)
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  1574. Tinged by is our verb for "shared a sighting" like on twitter you tweet. :)
    1
  1575. Glad you enjoyed
    1
  1576. Usually 1 male lion can take on 3 hyenas. So I'd assume, Puma being much smaller, it can't take on a hyena that easily.
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  1577. Yip, it was :)
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  1578. Yip, they are omnivors.
    1
  1579. Who was right on our poll?
    1
  1580. Sadly not, only man made injuries are treated.
    1
  1581. The footage we got was around 27 minutes.
    1
  1582. You were right!
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  1583. It's a crazy sighting hey!
    1
  1584. Enjoy! Which video stands out so far?
    1
  1585. Yeh! And the nyala kept on fighting.
    1
  1586. Wow! Where?
    1
  1587. Awesome!! Even the ones from Facebook?
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  1588. Glad you liked!
    1
  1589. Yip πŸ™ˆ
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  1590. Yeh, except parts with no sound people don't watch through till the end for some reason, so we keep the sound on.
    1
  1591. It seems like it, yes.
    1
  1592. Glad you enjoyed πŸ˜„
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  1593. Hehe thanks! πŸ˜„ This probably topped all those sightings 😜
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  1594. Glad you loved it!
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  1595. πŸ˜‚ True. Even the Hyena one we shared.
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  1596. Can you believe it!
    1
  1597. A herd of buffalo attacked her the night before.
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  1598. Really? Please send link! :)
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  1599. Β @Kurt_PhilandererΒ  There isn't much left. There are few more scenes of the video at the end with the Eagle pulling the guts out, but we've learned that if we include even a second of that, Youtube blocks the video :(
    1
  1600. Not sure how 😒
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  1601. Well done!! :)
    1
  1602. We should make one "Squirrel"
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  1603. You can send us an email. Bookings@ latestsightings. com we can definitely help you out!
    1
  1604. Glad you liked it.
    1
  1605. It's definitely hard to watch! But we try our best to leave nature unedited, the good and the "ugly"
    1
  1606. We got the horizontal version and actually felt this angle was better! :)
    1
  1607. Thanks so much! Hope you liked it
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  1608. Well done!
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  1609. What did it do then?
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  1610. Glad you enjoyed it :)
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  1611. Thanks so much!
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  1612. Β @hasansheikh3680Β  Both.
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  1613. Well done! :)
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  1614. This is actually an African Fish Eagle :)
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  1615. We're sharing a video of the same leopard later today. Stay tuned!
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  1616. I'd also love to know
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  1617. Latestsightings.com/upload
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  1618. Nature isn't brutal though. It might look like it to us, but we have different emotions. When animals get killed, they have such strong adrenaline that they don't feel the pain, scientists say.
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  1619. Β @ammaryasir2270Β  There is a difference between feeling pain and having a will to survive. If a pride of lions is attacking you, whether you feel the pain or not, you will call for help. These animals have an instinct to call for backup, this is seen most clearly with buffaloes. I do think sometimes they will feel pain, but on the whole, the adrenaline covers the pain up, allowing the animals to focus on fighting for survival.
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  1620. If need any help or have questions on the Kruger National Park, please feel freeο»Ώ to ask. I'll do my best to answer every question.
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  1621. Yip, unfortunately, it did puncture the tire. They had to change it further down the road.
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  1622. Video was taken last week. Camera was made years and years ago. πŸ˜‚
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  1623. Who's?
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  1624. The fight for survival! Unfortunately no one saw the end, but it is assumed that it was killed.
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  1625. Nikon P1000
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  1626. We haven't changed. We are adding these compilations in between.
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  1627. Glad you liked the footage!
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  1628. We should patent that! πŸ˜‚
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  1629. That would be amazing!
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  1630. All of these kills, the adrenaline is so high, animals don't feel the pain.
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  1631. That Lion was most probably not injured at all. It will hopefully be healthy for a long while to come.
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  1632. Try again please.
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  1633. Unfortunately, that's all the video there is. She stopped recording to take some photos and the warthog pulled free at that moment.
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  1634. It's the softest πŸ˜…
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  1635. Sadly not sure if djuma will be back.
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  1636. Sadly yes 😒
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  1637. Glad you enjoyed it.
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  1638. Yeh! He fought hard.
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  1639. Glad you liked it!
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  1640. This is in Kruger. Top right corner of the park.
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  1641. This is all there was.
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  1642. There's a man made waterhole at Kruger that a leopard has perfected trapping prey in it.
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  1643. Β @fkixΒ  Hope you liked the video!
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  1644. Welcome :)
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  1645. @earlytime haha I just realized that. Quite funny! haha
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  1646. Where did you see this?
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  1647. Did you see our similar video of the Leopards?
    1
  1648. It's more about competition for food.
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  1649. Yip! And this is still with us only keeping the action bits in. Did you watch the whole thing?
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  1650. πŸ˜‚
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  1651. If you look at the close up photo, you can see it's right eye is cloudy.
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  1652. Very true
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  1653. Search impala fights back with out guts against Wild Dogs. They can definitely fight back. But horns make it easier.
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  1654. I'm glad we made such an impact! πŸ˜ƒ
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  1655. Welcome!!
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  1656. I love Wild Dogs :)
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  1657. Mechanical Elephant bull πŸ˜„
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  1658. Not so sure in this case.
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  1659. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JiiQiJar0qw
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  1660. The impala walked over it
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  1661. No :(
    1
  1662. Yes, he did in the end.
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  1663. Hi. These are actually called terrapins. A type on marine tortoise.
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  1664. Hi, This video is exclusive to us and us only. Please would you message us privately the link to where it is being used?
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  1665. What was left out?
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  1666. How should we title it?
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  1667. Glad you enjoyed it
    1
  1668. He won't be making this mistake again sadly.
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  1669. I doubled checked πŸ˜…
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  1670. Yip!! The leopard got the timing and everything perfect! Thanks for watching :)
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  1671. Β @dhanushchandranakkalakunta151Β  It's a pleasure! I hope you liked the video.
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  1672. Glad you liked it!
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  1673. We have some on the bird tings page :)
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  1674. After some many people commented "Sophie's Choice", I watched the movie this afternoon. Very emotional.
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  1675. Interesting. I wonder if the bark would have given them a fright.
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  1676. πŸ˜‚
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  1677. How the tables turned πŸ˜„
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  1678. πŸ˜„
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  1679. I think they got in from the neighbouring countries.
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  1680. Thankfully it's ok!
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  1681. Those were the days!
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  1682. Because it can't bite them. πŸ™ˆ
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  1683. Which tiktok?
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  1684. The one dying is the Cheetah. The one attacking the Leopard. In the thumbnail, the Leopard is on the right.
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  1685. They could probably smell the leopard, that's I'll I can think of.
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  1686. πŸ˜‚
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  1687. Thanks for the feedback.
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  1688. Welcome!
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  1689. It's a trumpeter Hornbill
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  1690. It actually got away! The guide said so :)
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  1691. Glad you liked :)
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  1692. Welcome :)
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  1693. Well done! :)
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  1694. It was sent to me on Facebook.
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  1695. Yeh! It was an amazing escape. Doesn't happen often.
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  1696. The film-maker didn't. But yes, someone in the sighting did to try distract the hyena.
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  1697. Yeh! It's crazy.
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  1698. Warthog remains.
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  1699. Same! It's amazing. Glad you liked it.
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  1700. I think so!
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  1701. I think I fixed it, please check?
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  1702. Of course! It's a great tradition for us. We will also do more compilations throughout the year. People love them
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  1703. We try our best to show raw nature. The good & the β€œbad”.
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  1704. Yes
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  1705. Besides that male lion. He looked massive!
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  1706. Glad you enjoyed
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  1707. No Crocs in this small watersource.
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  1708. This Lion and Leopard had jeeps around them literally since day one. So they are used to them around 24/7.
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  1709. No name that I know of.
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  1710. "That warthog is in deep s***"
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  1711. Yip!! That on its own is incredible.
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  1712. Yeh. It is hard to watch. But survival of the fittest.
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  1713. Glad you liked it!
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  1714. We have a few on our channel.
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  1715. +Kevs Stream around R1200 for the day per person. But varies. Are you looking at a Safari holiday?
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  1716. Definitely! We've never shared anything like this.
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  1717. @wlsjoh013 I don't ever feed animals, I report people who do! But i'm glad you liked the video :)
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  1718. I think so!
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  1719. The lone cheetah was a female, so it is extra fascinating.
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  1720. We posted it on our TikTok
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  1721. Awesome. Please send some links!
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  1722. Not always!
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  1723. It's a hernia.
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  1724. Wow. Glad you enjoyed. Thanks for the support!
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  1725. As in, a Safari?
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  1726. I think contact us on bookings@latestsightings.com We can get more in depth.
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  1727. Β @Krios1988Β  Some are on our facebook page only.
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  1728. Apparently majority of the parks are openings on 14th
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  1729. One of the very few times.
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  1730. Very different! :)
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  1731. I wish there was one.
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  1732. They are! Extremely. But did you watch our most recent video?
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  1733. Don't have the coordinates, but H4-1, 1.5km from Lower Sabie towards Skukuza in Kruger National Park
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  1734. It's soft and full of meat :) And it doesn't bite incase the animal is still alive.
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  1735. Brilliant tattoo idea!
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  1736. Yip, it's the airstrip! We tried the arrows to grab people's attention. And incase the cheetah was too small at the beginning. You didn't like them?
    1
  1737. We can't show the eating part, because of YouTube policy. But, there is that part in our members area if you are interested.
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  1738. Β @ronniebishop2496Β  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyJUQuaECrg
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  1739. It does show it.
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  1740. Yip! Happened on the runway.
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  1741. Glad you liked it.
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  1742. Try now.
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  1743. Researchers built it.
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  1744. Yes, still very much alive.
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  1745. Glad you enjoyed!
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  1746. They never did that, but they mived her to a shade of a big tree.
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  1747. Glad you liked it!
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  1748. Sorry about that 😒
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  1749. This one is particularly big. But this leopard was also a bit young.
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  1750. Thanks so much!
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  1751. Would be interesting to find out! πŸ˜…
    1
  1752. +Abdulllah kusyairi hakim Ghazali afrikaans
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  1753. Not sure. Maybe it was too cold for the croc, being late at night.
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  1754. This video. This isn't a killing, the Cuckoo gets away :)
    1
  1755. Danger is around every corner as an impala.
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  1756. Glad you liked it. This was definitely one of a kind.
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  1757. Yip, this one hits different. But, thanks for watching!
    1
  1758. There are lots of different price options
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  1759. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  1760. They were on an off-road safari
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  1761. This sighting happened in 3 countries. South Africa, Mozambique and Zimbabwe.
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  1762. Will try and get that! πŸ™ˆ
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  1763. So sorry to hear. :(
    1
  1764. Very near. It was st Lucia
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  1765. Hope you found it interesting!
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  1766. Some reserves are!
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  1767. So cool!! Where in the world did you see it? I've seen a lot in Kruger, but only at night.
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  1768. Excitement.
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  1769. At Madikwe
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  1770. Glad you liked it!
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  1771. We haven't tried changing anything, but anything remotely gory get's blocked Youtube nowadays so no one can even watch it.
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  1772. Do it ;)
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  1773. Yeh, sadly it is. And the mother died shortly after, according to Admire, the guide who filmed this.
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  1774. Glad you liked it
    1
  1775. Probably had no power to.
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  1776. We've had multiple videos of hippos actually doing the killing.
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  1777. Glad you liked it!
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  1778. This was in KZN :)
    1
  1779. Glad you found us! Enjoy the videos.
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  1780. Yip
    1
  1781. Welcome!
    1
  1782. Happy birthday!
    1
  1783. I don't think it's the main reason. But could be a part of it. If giraffes with longer necks survived more than one with shorter necks.
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  1784. She is speaking afrikaans. I'll try add subtitles. Unless anyone here can help?
    1
  1785. It was crazy
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  1786. An army of people probably couldn't stand up to 100 Buffaloes. πŸ™ˆ
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  1787. Did you watch until the end?
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  1788. They sent one through! :)
    1
  1789. Eventually, yes. Klipspringers lived to see another day.
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  1790. Almost. I edited about 3 minutes out.
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  1791. Yeh! It was like the Leopard joined the Lion pride for a bit.
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  1792. That's literally what's happening
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  1793. You can find it our fb page: fb.com/latestsightingskruger or our app.
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  1794. Not even born yet. What a life.
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  1795. Glad you liked it! The Lion was super lucky
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  1796. It is the description. Will see if we can make it more obvious
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  1797. Seems like there wasn't.
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  1798. We had to get the idea from somewhere. :)
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  1799. Hey! So sorry you didn't like the video. We tried to mention it in the top line of the description: "When a pair of wild dogs attempted to move their pups, they drew the attention of nearby lions. What followed was a tragic example of inter-predator competition."
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  1800. All this footage also makes me just want to get in my car and head back to the park!
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  1801. Crocodile Catches Cheetah https://youtu.be/A-8l-7guF84
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  1802. I wonder if they didn't just want the Lions out of their sight, as opposed to wanting to protect the Elephant?
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  1803. See our blog for more information: https://latestsightings.com/single-post/lions-trap-and-attack-old-leopard
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  1804. It was a tough one to come up with πŸ˜…
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  1805. This is the cub of the Rocky Ridge female Leopard. Doesn't have a name yet. 11 months old.
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  1806. Congratulations :)
    1
  1807. Congratulations!
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  1808. No, later that day the rangers put her out her misery.
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  1809. Well done. Hope you liked the video!
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  1810. So cool!! I agree. How the cub managed it, amazing.
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  1811. Which?
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  1812. Sadly no other footage was taken 😒
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  1813. Thanks for watching and for the super thanks! Hope you liked the video, it's a very raw one.
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  1814. Lions will take any opportunity they get. They are very opportunistic.
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  1815. Yip, 2.
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  1816. Β @CrocutaalphaΒ  According to our followers who were there, lionesses appeared after and played with the dead cub. But then left.
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  1817. Thanks Hriday :)
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  1818. Only WhatsApp. If you want to join the sightings-alerts WhatsApp group, press here: https://chat.whatsapp.com/FWuk0UbyG0i5W1jtzhdcJE
    1
  1819. Wow!! Did you film it?
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  1820. Welcome to our channel! πŸ˜„
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  1821. Glad you enjoyed!
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  1822. Marloth Park, near Crocodile Bridge
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  1823. Crazy!
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  1824. At what time? There are some vultures and some Plovers.
    1
  1825. Glad you liked it!
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  1826. They are the most recorded herbivores to also eat meat
    1
  1827. Nope. This was in Klaserie.
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  1828. It took 6 minutes in total.
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  1829. Yes :)
    1
  1830. Exactly πŸ˜…
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  1831. Well done!
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  1832. It gets intense.
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  1833. The warthog escaped, unfortunately she stopped filming to take some photos and in that exact moment it pulled free.
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  1834. I just got the notification of this comment and new exactly which video you were talking about. πŸ˜„ This zoom is incredible.
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  1835. Thanks for watching Sakuna. :)
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  1836. Glad you liked it!
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  1837. I agree. This is one of the most incredible sightings I've seen.
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  1838. We learned recently that prey animals don't really get trauma. They see animals getting killed every day. They forget about it and carry on grazing.
    1
  1839. Awesome!! Well done :)
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  1840. Β @Goingby20sΒ  Did you see our video last week?
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  1841. Glad you liked it!
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  1842. What dont you like about it?
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  1843. Oh, ok. I understand that! Thanks for the feedback. I only ever use them when the main part of the thumbnail is a bit hidden, like the Crocodile in this. So the circle was to grab people's eyes to it.
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  1844. Yeah, we always put "try" as a bit of a warning.
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  1845. Thanks so much! Really appreciate your support!! Each video is different πŸ™ˆ But I personally use a normal Canon Legria for filming. It's not the world's best. But it's good.
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  1846. I'M HAPPY!!
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