Koyawata
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To be fair, I don't think these kids have a coherent concept of republicanism either.

England's monarchy,

No, no no no no no no NO. I did not read this! Stop painting us pictures, Mark, I hate your paintings!

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I understand and appreciate your sentiments but I think you're doing a huge disservice to hyenas. They're actually very good hunters. And of course they're going to go for a weak animal, that's how it works. Calling them shitty, opportunistic, cheap shot assholes is kind of dumb and anthropomorphic.

There's a great National Geographic doc on Netflix about lions vs. hyenas called "Eternal Enemies" or something like that. There's one scene in particular that has a similar "spiritual" affect on me as this video. A lioness and all her cubs are bitten by a poisonous snake. The cubs die and the lioness wanders away

I haven't watched this video in years. It still makes my heart beat faster and give me chills. There really is something spiritual to it. The instinct we all have for survival? The fact that we'd do anything for those we love? The hidden lions and crocodiles we all face in our lives? Whatever it is, thanks for

Amazing restraint by guy with camera to just shut the fuck up while filming.

The best part is when JJ Watt comes flying in at 5:45 and blows Matt Stafford the hell up

So many heroes. But I loved that last Buffalo that finally risked his own life to scare off the last lion. I call that buffalo, "Jack Bauer."

I saw this when it first came out years ago. It was and is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen.

You learn something every day, even in the comments of a post about man-to-animal combat.

Jaguars are bigger with a stockier build. They also have the strongest bite force of all cats, and second strongest bite force among mammals.

Damn, shout out to the sleeper hit Gelada though. Those things are terrifying.

1A. Cat, domesticated

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Once again, we have a headline that's terribly misleading. Barely any of these animals have hands.

Gross explanation by medical student: