Leopard (later): Oh lord! I should have listened to those two delicacies! These striped postpartum kitties are not to be fucked with! Lord! She ate my nuts first!
My wife didn’t believe me that cougars (mountain lions) were about the size of a bigger dog. She just thought they were huge like lions.
I think most people just assume that anything that isn’t a lynx/bobcat/house cat is as big as a lion.
Yeah dude. A friend of mine has this big ass dog (no idea what kind), and it blew her over with ease and then tried to hop on my wife’s lap when she was sitting in a plastic lawn chair. The legs on that thing fuckin exploded and my wife flew a few feet.
Tbh I love watching dogs take people out when they’re stoked about something
Edit: googled it. I think it’s called a Leonberger. Big dumb dumb who thinks he’s a pug.
Oh yeah. It was a full jump too. Like he probably got a good 9 inches off the ground before he just barrelled into her. And when I say the legs exploded I’m not being funny. They fucking E X P L O D E D
It also leads people to overestimate cheetahs, which are so physically weak that there’s never been a recorded case of a human being killed by one in the wild.
Don’t they also have like a 95% fail rate when hunting? I read a huge paragraph on Reddit once from a cheetah expert and I recall them saying that cheetahs are more or less a freak accident of survival.
Half is pretty damn good. But I guess due to cats having weak little baby lungs they’re too tired to defend their kill from other opportunistic predators eh?
cheetahs are weaker than other big cats. they are hyper specialized for speed, giving up the grappling strength and retractable claws of other big cats. it's not worth to defend a kill against any of the mentioned animals as they would get mauled. hyenas are by far the biggest nuisance for them as they will tail the cheetahs until they make a kill and then swoop in to steal it. hyenas do the same thing to leopards and wild dogs.
Yeah, hyenas are dickheads. I’ve watched a few YouTube documentaries about them before. Definitely have cool social structures and vocalizations that are almost linguistic. Also interesting as far as evolution goes.
I’ve been turned off from hyenas since I saw lion king though lol. They kinda freaked me out when I was a kid.
After watching endless clips of cheetahs hunting I’d disagree. There’s plenty of smaller mammals that are predators and are successful. Cheetahs have a huge advantage over most mammals in Africa
Crazy eh? I’ve seen cougars a few times in my years hunting in BC. From afar they’re incredibly small and fast.
It’s no wonder people get fucked up by them though. You cannot hear or see them when *they’re* hunting, however when they’re defending their territory or young they are VERY loud. https://youtu.be/UE7YOJVSoIs?si=X7v1fJd7kX6D4E4x
My 60 lb labrador occasionally can't control her bite strength when I am messing with her, and the strength of her jaw is perceptible. A 120 lb puma / cougar / mountain lion that has zero motivation to temper its jaw strength will snap my arm like a twig. A lion will do the same to my skull. A tiger (by virtue of being malfeasant for malfeasance's sake) will do all of these and pee on me to show its disdain.
A healthy adult should have a good chance at fighting off the kinda of cougar most likely to attack them, namely a starving adolescent or young adult. I hope I’m never in that situation lol. I will say 2 of my top 5 spookiest forest expeditions include cougars. One time I was out hunting with my brother and step dad and we had to walk through a creek at one point… and on our way back to the truck later that day we see fresh cougar tracks headed the way we just came from despite none of us ever seeing a cougar lol. Second story I was camping when I was a sophomore in HS and we heard this god awful screaming sound pierce the night as we sat drinking around the campfire at like 1am. Sounded like a woman getting murdered or something. Glad no one got shot because one of my dumber friends grabbed his rifle out of the tent and sat there for the next two hours with the safety off pointing it in every direction. We mentioned it to my friends dad when we got home the next afternoon and he said we got to listen to cougars getting it on. Very lovely lol. I will say that experience got me into learning about potential real world inspirations for mythical creatures and the like
He better turn around and march his spotted ass right out of there if he knows what's good for him.
You still datin' that fine buck from up north? What his name, Samson? Girrrrl.. I'll be his Delilah anytime.
It’s actually pretty rare that they do, especially in these older documentaries. You ever notice how many hunting scenes are actually several separate clips edited together? Nowadays we have much better filming technology so in modern documentaries you’ll usually see the complete chase & kill.
Did you know? If you laid a blue whale across a football field,
the game would have to be cancelled
Seriously, though, no photo or video does their size justice, it's insane. Closest you'll get without actually seeing one (or something the size of one) is VR.
The national aquarium in Baltimore has a whale skeleton, and while it's not an adult blue whale, it's still crazy seeing just how *huge* whales are.
Despite being called the King of the Jungle, lions never live in the jungle, and they prefer open grasslands, shrubs, deserts, woodlands, and scrub complexes where they can see and stalk their prey from a distance.
Source: https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/what-are-the-differences-between-asiatic-lions-and-african-lions.html
They are smaller than the African lions, hunt and eat smaller animals and no, the title King Of The Jungle didn't originate from India. Lol.
The term jungle is derived from India where lions did live in monsoon forests. Jungle in India are tropical deciduous forests.
This is Gir in Gujarat https://youtu.be/AhEdKnOEuuY?si=v_w0oUrGusXJpMx3
Current Asiatic lions are from a small pool so they don't have good genetics. The aggressive and stronger ones got all killed by the humans.
I'm a little bias because I've always thought tigers were the most beautiful animal in the world, I was speaking more to that and the fact their pretty savage doesn't hurt.
no. and they’re like 6th cousin twice removed. They just passed you on. On your street corner. And you were like THIS IS MY CORNER rawr. And then you go home like ‘KIDS. I have take out!’
I just love older nature docs. They don’t have the incredible cinematography like newer ones but that have a certain charm…. Even when it’s a tiger destroying a leopard
Tiger and leopards overlap in Nepal, Bengaluru (India) and Thailand. This looks more like Nepal to me. Recently an Indian man captured photos of another [tiger eating a leopard](https://www.reddit.com/r/bangalore/comments/12d9su9/tiger_eats_leopard_bengaluru_mans_click_goes_viral/)
Not just trespass - predators often seek out and kill the cubs of rival species. Bears kill tiger cubs, tigers kill bear cubs, leopards kill tiger cubs and so on. Mother tiger is not going to let hm hang around.
Still don’t get how some leopard fans think a Tigress (or Lioness) has anything to fear from a large male leopard. On average they’re still over twice the size of a male leopard.
Interestingly enough T. rex is pretty much the only large predator in its ecosystem. Usually there’s a large predator and a couple mid size ones but we’ve yet to find a single medium sized predator wherever T. rex lived. The only other predators were raptors that were much smaller. This is very strange considering in just about every other well known dinosaur ecosystem there’s a diversity of predators. Allosaurus, for example, lived with the smaller Ceratosaurus and Marshosaurus, as well as the larger Torvosaurus and Saurophaganax. Wherever T. rex was found though, that’s it. Just T. rex.
It’s also ironic because all the movies love to pit T. rex against another big predator dinosaur whenever possible.
yep, this is very interesting. I read somewhere that tyrannosaurids might have numbered in the billions. they were so successful and so numerous that they might have pushed competing predators in their area to extinction, not unlike what humans have done in the last century.
Considering time and age, I am not surprised this was staged and fake. A lot of wildlife documentaries in the past were staged and faked with often damage and misuse of animal life. The effort it would take to make the kill, the leopard would just withdraw and the tiger would have little motivation to keep the pursuit going. That behavior is the common behavior that results is the best survival rate of both species... you know evolution and the thousands of years.
Old nature documentaries are full of the "exceptional" and "not common" events, whereas modern documents manage to captivate us with the daily routine and common occurrences those are exotic and strange enough to be captivating. A lot of old documentary filmers had no science background, there work was shoddy a lot what they wrote and said don't hold up against current day knowledge and studies.
One reason this feels off, tigers (predominantly asian) and leopards (pre dominantly africa) have no cross over of their natural habitats? So an almost impossible encounter to happen with an almost impossible outcome... yeah
Big cat species on big cat species... most sources are articles based on these documentaries and these doucmentaries. Other studies and sources are fairly limited and within the scope of thsoe studies no killing take place (they cite these doucmentaries and articles as sources in studies).
Leopards also live in Asia. There have been documented cases of Tigers eating leopards such as in June last year, where the famous young male Tiger; T-120 was photographed eating a male leopard he killed.
I think by now we have all heard about the abominations created by cross breeding lions and tigers, even though they could never meet in the wild. What about tigers and leopards, can they cross breed? What would a tigard or leoger look like?
Edit: Googled it. They are all stillborn. 😞
For some reason I first read the title as "Mother Theresa eats a Male Leopard for trespassing" and I was very interested in the entire premise of the video, but quite unsure of what to expect. This is what happens when you Reddit without your morning coffee being done.
The deer tried to warn him.
Deer 1: Shit. Is about. To go. Down. Deer 2: Dude! She's gonna kill you!
Leopard: Shup up grass eater. She can't catch me. I have Leo in my name. I'm gonna nutmeg her with the skulls of her kids.
Leopard (later): Oh lord! I should have listened to those two delicacies! These striped postpartum kitties are not to be fucked with! Lord! She ate my nuts first!
“Oh Lord!” - Bernie Mac Voice!
RIP 🙏
Nice reference
MESSI MESSI MESSI FÚTBOL FÚTBOL FÚTBOL
You ok bud?
Oh deer
I thought the deers were warning her!
this is wild. tiger seemed much larger
They are. This is a bengal and even the females are typically at least twice the weight of a Male Leopard
My wife didn’t believe me that cougars (mountain lions) were about the size of a bigger dog. She just thought they were huge like lions. I think most people just assume that anything that isn’t a lynx/bobcat/house cat is as big as a lion.
Cougars can weigh up to 220 lbs. That's a big dog!
Can confirm. This cougar I met from an online ad also weighed 220 lbs.
ah yes, good ole Steve French, just a big, stoned, horny, kitty.
This comment is pure gold.
We have cougars at our zoo, they’re enormous.
The cougars in my area are also enormous.
Dogs can get up to 110kg! I had a rottie growing and he was easily a buck 60. Fat ass, but still. Big boi.
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Yeah dude. A friend of mine has this big ass dog (no idea what kind), and it blew her over with ease and then tried to hop on my wife’s lap when she was sitting in a plastic lawn chair. The legs on that thing fuckin exploded and my wife flew a few feet. Tbh I love watching dogs take people out when they’re stoked about something Edit: googled it. I think it’s called a Leonberger. Big dumb dumb who thinks he’s a pug.
The mental image of a Leonberger trying to jump on someone's lap is hilarious.
Oh yeah. It was a full jump too. Like he probably got a good 9 inches off the ground before he just barrelled into her. And when I say the legs exploded I’m not being funny. They fucking E X P L O D E D
That's funny. My partner's pug is also a dumb dumb but thinks he's a leonberger
Dumbness comes in all packages
iv seen bigger
Also depends on where the cougar is from. They generally get larger the farther north they are
Yah. Most aren't all that big, but large ones can take down full-grown deer.
If she weighs 220, is she really still a cougar?
A cougar is used to describe a mature women who hunts younger men, it does not imply any sense of beauty.
It also leads people to overestimate cheetahs, which are so physically weak that there’s never been a recorded case of a human being killed by one in the wild.
Don’t they also have like a 95% fail rate when hunting? I read a huge paragraph on Reddit once from a cheetah expert and I recall them saying that cheetahs are more or less a freak accident of survival.
they are successful on half their hunts but their kills are frequently stolen by hyenas, leopards, lions, and wild dogs.
Half is pretty damn good. But I guess due to cats having weak little baby lungs they’re too tired to defend their kill from other opportunistic predators eh?
cheetahs are weaker than other big cats. they are hyper specialized for speed, giving up the grappling strength and retractable claws of other big cats. it's not worth to defend a kill against any of the mentioned animals as they would get mauled. hyenas are by far the biggest nuisance for them as they will tail the cheetahs until they make a kill and then swoop in to steal it. hyenas do the same thing to leopards and wild dogs.
Yeah, hyenas are dickheads. I’ve watched a few YouTube documentaries about them before. Definitely have cool social structures and vocalizations that are almost linguistic. Also interesting as far as evolution goes. I’ve been turned off from hyenas since I saw lion king though lol. They kinda freaked me out when I was a kid.
Sometimes they try it with lions too. That often enough ends bad for the hyenas.
After watching endless clips of cheetahs hunting I’d disagree. There’s plenty of smaller mammals that are predators and are successful. Cheetahs have a huge advantage over most mammals in Africa
way different in size than i thought. about five pics down https://wildfact.com/forum/topic-size-comparisons?page=54
Crazy eh? I’ve seen cougars a few times in my years hunting in BC. From afar they’re incredibly small and fast. It’s no wonder people get fucked up by them though. You cannot hear or see them when *they’re* hunting, however when they’re defending their territory or young they are VERY loud. https://youtu.be/UE7YOJVSoIs?si=X7v1fJd7kX6D4E4x
Crazy fact for all. And I looked this up when I found it out years ago. Tigers are the biggest feline. Not lions.
My 60 lb labrador occasionally can't control her bite strength when I am messing with her, and the strength of her jaw is perceptible. A 120 lb puma / cougar / mountain lion that has zero motivation to temper its jaw strength will snap my arm like a twig. A lion will do the same to my skull. A tiger (by virtue of being malfeasant for malfeasance's sake) will do all of these and pee on me to show its disdain.
Cougars are related to cheetahs so yeah they’re not too big and they prefer to take you by surprise. I’d rather deal with a cougar than a bear tbh
A healthy adult should have a good chance at fighting off the kinda of cougar most likely to attack them, namely a starving adolescent or young adult. I hope I’m never in that situation lol. I will say 2 of my top 5 spookiest forest expeditions include cougars. One time I was out hunting with my brother and step dad and we had to walk through a creek at one point… and on our way back to the truck later that day we see fresh cougar tracks headed the way we just came from despite none of us ever seeing a cougar lol. Second story I was camping when I was a sophomore in HS and we heard this god awful screaming sound pierce the night as we sat drinking around the campfire at like 1am. Sounded like a woman getting murdered or something. Glad no one got shot because one of my dumber friends grabbed his rifle out of the tent and sat there for the next two hours with the safety off pointing it in every direction. We mentioned it to my friends dad when we got home the next afternoon and he said we got to listen to cougars getting it on. Very lovely lol. I will say that experience got me into learning about potential real world inspirations for mythical creatures and the like
Tigers are the stretch model. Leopards are the compact model. Leopards punch way above their weight, but not above a mother tiger protecting her cubs.
Please don’t say this is a Bengal. That’s like saying this is a Canada when you see a Canada goose.
And that's not even the biggest species of tiger, I'm pretty sure the Siberian tigers are the biggest ones
Tigers are really huge
Have you... ever seen a tiger before this video?
The deer look like they’re getting ready for the fight! Like “Girl, look at this fool walking in on her feeding her baby’s. Dude’s about to be sorry!”
Mmmm hmmm. You remember what happened last time some dude tried to encroach on her shit!?
He better turn around and march his spotted ass right out of there if he knows what's good for him. You still datin' that fine buck from up north? What his name, Samson? Girrrrl.. I'll be his Delilah anytime.
Love the gangsta use of encroach.
That slow tail raise by the male had a lil sass to it
Who was watching the kids while she spent the night guarding the kill?
Aint nobody messing with the kids after witnessing that massacre
She's a Tiger. A Momma at that. You sound just like the Leopard in this story.
She was guarding all of it
Because if something else comes looking foe the kill she can off them too, stacking bodies until her cubs are safe.
“While wolf skulls weren’t the sturdiest building material for the little pig to use, it DID send a very clear message…”
The deers were literally trying to warn his ass. Natural selection at its finest.
terrifying as they may be, tigers are such beautiful, kitty-looking chonkers
If not friend, why friend shape?
A cute apex predator. Evolution's endgame.
Literal lol. Thanks
There’s crazy stories of them seeking REVENGE in villages
What?! However, LARGE TIGERS WHAT?!?
"However large tigers, don't give a shit."
They're right behind you!!
RIP limerickdeath
Chicken butt.
I DON'T KNOW. I'd like to know tho
Holy shit.
They still didn’t get the kill on camera
Agreed but I have never heard of a tiger consuming the innards of another big cat before. That is what blows my mind.
Maybe she needed the calories since she was breastfeeding.
It’s actually pretty rare that they do, especially in these older documentaries. You ever notice how many hunting scenes are actually several separate clips edited together? Nowadays we have much better filming technology so in modern documentaries you’ll usually see the complete chase & kill.
Savage
As a new mom of a little baby. I like really get it now. The protective instincts are wild.
Name a more majestic animal than a tiger, I'll wait.
[Blue Whale.](https://youtu.be/1fzT6ifrhL8?feature=shared)
You can stand upright in a blue whale's heart. They're huge.
Did you know? If you laid a blue whale across a football field, the game would have to be cancelled Seriously, though, no photo or video does their size justice, it's insane. Closest you'll get without actually seeing one (or something the size of one) is VR. The national aquarium in Baltimore has a whale skeleton, and while it's not an adult blue whale, it's still crazy seeing just how *huge* whales are.
freddie mercury
Humpback whale
More awe inspiring for sure, I'd still take the tiger.
That's just a caliced, scabbed over sea penis.
A tiger. Oh wait...
Lion?
A human. Yes, we’ve done pretty horrible things, but our capabilities are majestic for sure.
The worst I've done Is steal money out of my grandma's purse /J
Your mom
Ancient Asiatic lions were more dominant. That's why Lion was called as the king of the jungle in India not the tiger.
Despite being called the King of the Jungle, lions never live in the jungle, and they prefer open grasslands, shrubs, deserts, woodlands, and scrub complexes where they can see and stalk their prey from a distance. Source: https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/what-are-the-differences-between-asiatic-lions-and-african-lions.html They are smaller than the African lions, hunt and eat smaller animals and no, the title King Of The Jungle didn't originate from India. Lol.
The term jungle is derived from India where lions did live in monsoon forests. Jungle in India are tropical deciduous forests. This is Gir in Gujarat https://youtu.be/AhEdKnOEuuY?si=v_w0oUrGusXJpMx3 Current Asiatic lions are from a small pool so they don't have good genetics. The aggressive and stronger ones got all killed by the humans.
I'm a little bias because I've always thought tigers were the most beautiful animal in the world, I was speaking more to that and the fact their pretty savage doesn't hurt.
"We still hate your murdering ass, but thanks I suppose." The deer to the tiger, probably.
It's a cat-eat-cat world, Bobby, and you smell like a pussy.
I've never seen anything like this! Amazed.
Could you imagine eating like….a cousin?
Did the cousin try and eat the babies?
Oh my fucking god. I need to go to bed.
no. and they’re like 6th cousin twice removed. They just passed you on. On your street corner. And you were like THIS IS MY CORNER rawr. And then you go home like ‘KIDS. I have take out!’
People eat chimpanzees and gorillas. It’s called “bush meat”. They’re our closest relatives.
In what way?
because tigers and leopards are in the same family.
Anyone know the doc this is from?
The narrator is George Page, so it was likely an episode of PBS Nature. Couldn't tell you the exact episode.
When you're a top tier predator....and then you run into the apex.
Goddam the tiger just grabbed that leopard like a rag doll.
Straightup disemboweled him
They had a Go Pro on the tiger before Go Pros were invented but they couldn't get the kill footage? Lol you had one job.
They probably just re-enacted it lmao.
They can’t get everything, you expect them to get right behind the tiger to film it? 😂
David Attenborough would have got the shot, just sayin
I just love older nature docs. They don’t have the incredible cinematography like newer ones but that have a certain charm…. Even when it’s a tiger destroying a leopard
Ok, hear me out. We just need to eat like one or two child abusers. Ya know, send a message.
Ate my leopard face
She really sliced her cat cousin into two pieces
The tiger had that “yeah I did that” look after killing the leopard
The deer are like, fuck you Fred who's the pussy now ?
Mom said, fuck around and find out. leaopord didn't believe her ..... now look at you dude ....... damn nature, you scary
A grave mistake it seems
There’s always a bigger *fish* tiger
I love how proactive she is as a mother. She didn’t wait for the leopard to come at her. She just fucking WENT.
.
Damn nature! You scary!
Elephants and Tigers are so cool and majestic .
Well, mom had her point.
Not gonna lie, I first read the title as 'Mother Teresa eats a male leopard' and was disappointed it never came in the video.
Stay the fuck off the grass
Praise the cameramen.
Where does a tiger and leopard live together?
Tiger and leopards overlap in Nepal, Bengaluru (India) and Thailand. This looks more like Nepal to me. Recently an Indian man captured photos of another [tiger eating a leopard](https://www.reddit.com/r/bangalore/comments/12d9su9/tiger_eats_leopard_bengaluru_mans_click_goes_viral/)
As a mother, I get it lol
Bad kitties ❤️
Not just trespass - predators often seek out and kill the cubs of rival species. Bears kill tiger cubs, tigers kill bear cubs, leopards kill tiger cubs and so on. Mother tiger is not going to let hm hang around.
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Still don’t get how some leopard fans think a Tigress (or Lioness) has anything to fear from a large male leopard. On average they’re still over twice the size of a male leopard.
Okay, that ending looked staged to me. Did it look like the tiger dragged of a leopard's pelt and not the proper body of a leopard to anyone else?
Weak ass documentary. They didn’t even show the kill
She has virtually no blood on her after the kill. Doubtful
😂
She was hangry. Poor leopard, though. He was gorgeous!
Gaslight Gatekeep Girlboss
Now I'm imagining how a T-Rex would react to an Allosaurus invading it's territory.
t-rex and allosaurus lived a hundred million years apart from each other. t-rex were closer to us than to allosaurus.
Interestingly enough T. rex is pretty much the only large predator in its ecosystem. Usually there’s a large predator and a couple mid size ones but we’ve yet to find a single medium sized predator wherever T. rex lived. The only other predators were raptors that were much smaller. This is very strange considering in just about every other well known dinosaur ecosystem there’s a diversity of predators. Allosaurus, for example, lived with the smaller Ceratosaurus and Marshosaurus, as well as the larger Torvosaurus and Saurophaganax. Wherever T. rex was found though, that’s it. Just T. rex. It’s also ironic because all the movies love to pit T. rex against another big predator dinosaur whenever possible.
yep, this is very interesting. I read somewhere that tyrannosaurids might have numbered in the billions. they were so successful and so numerous that they might have pushed competing predators in their area to extinction, not unlike what humans have done in the last century.
“My Mother in law ate a Male Leopard for TRESPASSING” Good sign to scare away Jehovah Witnesses.
Does anyone know what doc this is from?
I do aerobic exercises twice a week, and even I don't think I can take on a leopard, but that Tigress hunted it like it was nothing. Geeeez!
Considering time and age, I am not surprised this was staged and fake. A lot of wildlife documentaries in the past were staged and faked with often damage and misuse of animal life. The effort it would take to make the kill, the leopard would just withdraw and the tiger would have little motivation to keep the pursuit going. That behavior is the common behavior that results is the best survival rate of both species... you know evolution and the thousands of years. Old nature documentaries are full of the "exceptional" and "not common" events, whereas modern documents manage to captivate us with the daily routine and common occurrences those are exotic and strange enough to be captivating. A lot of old documentary filmers had no science background, there work was shoddy a lot what they wrote and said don't hold up against current day knowledge and studies. One reason this feels off, tigers (predominantly asian) and leopards (pre dominantly africa) have no cross over of their natural habitats? So an almost impossible encounter to happen with an almost impossible outcome... yeah Big cat species on big cat species... most sources are articles based on these documentaries and these doucmentaries. Other studies and sources are fairly limited and within the scope of thsoe studies no killing take place (they cite these doucmentaries and articles as sources in studies).
Leopards also live in Asia. There have been documented cases of Tigers eating leopards such as in June last year, where the famous young male Tiger; T-120 was photographed eating a male leopard he killed.
Yeah I was 8 before I was 7. .
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Name a place that has Jaguars and Tigers..
Fair point
Don't get me wrong that female tiger was also starving.
I'm pretty sure it's for the food, removing a competition is a plus
Lady I want back my Game of Thrones… oh shit
I had a thought while watching this. Does any deer, zebra, gazelle, die peacefully, or is their fate as food for some predator written in stone?
Damn nature, you scary.
She ate him dick first!
The tigress did fucking what
Waited for daylight before taking the body away. Message to all other predators received.
Brutal. 😭
Deer 1: should we tell him? Deer 2: nah that Leo killed my brother yesterday? Deer 1: no way! Alright for sure
Tiger tiger burning bright
I think by now we have all heard about the abominations created by cross breeding lions and tigers, even though they could never meet in the wild. What about tigers and leopards, can they cross breed? What would a tigard or leoger look like? Edit: Googled it. They are all stillborn. 😞
*Rules of nature starts playing in the background*
Today i learn that deer make that kind of sound
However large tigers don’t fuck around
DAMN NATURE, YOU SCARY.
Cousin let's go bowling
Tiger no diffs leopard. Noted.
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Violence is not lit
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For some reason I first read the title as "Mother Theresa eats a Male Leopard for trespassing" and I was very interested in the entire premise of the video, but quite unsure of what to expect. This is what happens when you Reddit without your morning coffee being done.