🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To TERRIFYING ANIMALS CHARGING AT PEOPLE! I SH*T MY PANTS.

[@KingOfEmptyPromises]

I find it amusing how these people are always surprised when an animal like a lion, tiger, or bear (oh my!) does lion, tiger, or bear type things.

[@monicamar8616]

Can I tell you how much it angers me especially those sitting there with tranquilizers… like F you. You are in their environment.

[@KingOfEmptyPromises]

@@monicamar8616 People are dumb. They go unwelcomed into the environment of a predator and expect that predator to do something other than what nature has programmed it to do.

[@YetiUprising]

last I checked it's our environment too. Of course they are going to hunt if hungry or attack if they feel threatened. They do this with anything.

[@pattycarljackson]

@@monicamar8616 or an actual gun to kill them and that pisses me off so bad. So many animals are killed for no reason because think they have a right to be an that animals territory.

[@monicamar8616]

@@YetiUprising correct but I don’t recall a lion hopping on a plane to JFK and showing up on my block lol

[@BewareTheJabberwock]

When an enormous elephant holds its ears out to look bigger and more threatening, you need to question your vacation choices.

[@amandagraham4254]

I'm Canadian and I can tell you that a Bull Moose is about 12ft tall and 1500-1800 lbs and they can really mess up your day! A vehicle hitting one of them will destroy the vehicle, injure or kill the passengers and the moose will walk away!!

[@knash97]

As for bears the saying goes if its brown stay down, if its black fight back, if its white goodnight. The only real caveat I've heard is of a brown bear starts to lick you, your only option is to fight because its about to eat you.

[@lisawharris1539]

Outstanding choices. I know one that scares the crap out of me like mo other. It's in KZbin as Cougar Encounter in Utah, mountain lion stalks me for 6 minutes. This young man went out to run for exercise on what appears to be an old logging road that sees almost no vehicle traffic, making it a great place for a walk or run and likely used by a fair few people for that purpose. Animals often use the same clear areas, leading to occasional meetings. Stick with the video, it takes him a moment to get the camera aimed at this mad mother. It makes my blood run cold. The 15 or so lunges she takes at him could make you pee a little. Oh, and he's on foot and all alone. Pop on some bladder protection and enjoy! Cheers from sunny Tampa Florida Lisa Watson Harris

[@jennaiverson2553]

I was just going to say he needed to watch this video!

[@gdhaney136]

Yeah, that video gave me a heart attack.

[@RandomFandomDragon]

If it's the one I'm thinking of, OzzyMan did a review of that and it was hilarious. I haven't watched the original.

[@chrismorin1318]

Yes! That was a terrifying encounter!

[@ginasarmina4728]

Yes that video is scary

[@robertfanion2815]

Do NOT run from predators, it will automatically trigger a prey response in most large predators (notice the tiger ran as soon as the car drove off in the #2 clip). With bears the best bet is to make your presence known by yelling, hoping your not near cubs, and hoping the bear isn't that hungry. Slowly backing up isn't the worst idea but running is. Black bears tend to be much easier to deal with than Brown/Grizzly Bears, and a polar bear is one of the few predators known to actively hunt humans.

[@buddystewart2020]

You know how many times I've been charged sitting here at my computer desk? Zero times. If they weren't out there in their space, they wouldn't have to worry about it.

[@renaissanceman7145]

That Elephant knew, absolutely 100% knew, a gun was pointed at it, and knew what it could do.

[@liveorletdie101]

Probably encountered a gun before. They have amazing memories

[@SpaceTriangles67]

I was honestly expecting to see a moose or bison on here there’s quite a few videos of those. Besides bears those are the ones you really don’t want to mess with (in America that is). Just massive and powerful animals.

[@jeremyxy23]

If they would have shot that elephant, I would be so upset. They were way too close, all up in the elephant's space.

[@ladylisaromance8129]

I was thinking the same thing and praying it was a tranquilizers gun. But I was gonna blow sky high if they shot it regardless.

[@spuds416]

Never Never turn your back and Run from a Predator it Stimulates their Prey Drive slowly make yourself look bigger arms up and slowly Back away. While hunting I've Encountered Bears numerous times Bears don have the greatest eyesight they use their Noses. The most unnerving incident I've encountered was I was Stalked by Mountain Lion for over a Quarter mile I was walking backwards the whole time I was armed with a 30.06 rifle and a 10mm Glock but I didn't want to shoot unless I had to. The Mountain Lion eventually gave up I think because I wouldn't show my back or fear

[@terihollis8603]

For a while I used to volunteer at an animal reserve..she took in animals that were in very bad conditions....or from stupid people who thought it would be cool to own a black panther ..but I used to prepare food for the larger cats. As part of it I was envouraged to walk around them, sit by them, talk to them to let them get used to my scent. The only thing between me and the animal was basically fencing. You MUST never put your hands on the fence or lean directly on it..claws and teeth come through. But there is something EXTREMELY humbling when a full grown male tiger stands on it's hind legs in front of you only 2 inches away. I used to chuff around them...and you just have to know how to read them. I received the eye blink once from a beautiful "black panther"..way cool..got very close to one of tje wolves...and was known as the Hyena whisper 🤣

[@danielstucky3794]

The elephant thinks he's John Cena, hiding behind the bush.. You can't see me!!! 😂

[@Seven50ml]

Once got chased by a rhino in a "safari" type thing. Luckily my pop knew how to drive fast. Still was one of scariest things I've ever been through.

[@TheCanadianGuy56]

As a canadian my greatest fear is actually a massive moose. I'd rather run into a bear ANY DAY.

[@Cherneedsavacation]

During mating season they are savage.

[@TheCanadianGuy56]

@@Cherneedsavacation oh they are absolutely terrifying. Seen one tear a few trees apart chasing a coyote, you'd think a moose would be slower around all the branches and trees, naw he just shattered em

[@ladylisaromance8129]

True a moose is far more deadly.

[@mtnmagic1998]

Had a bull moose standing in middle of Richardson HWY between Eielson AFB and Fairbanks and we all parked our cars because moose don't move till they want to. We talked with each other for about 45 minutes before he decided to move. Me? 30 minutes late for my appointment. LOL

[@Becky.Ray14]

@@mtnmagic1998 that call into work/ school thats just " hey sorry, imma be late, theres a moose in my yard. yep. yep. ok. see ya when i get there."

[@jonathanwatson5818]

Lady was like let's get out of here, guide was like chill he's cool. Tiger was like stop driving away I need a snack.

[@Magpiebard]

Sometimes I think this is why women tend to live longer than men. Giant carnivore heading right at you, the only sane situation is to GTFO. Not laugh and insist it is all fine and try to wait around. Not saying my gender doesn't do stupid things, but only a few of us have the 'gotta prove how tough and brave I am' and have the sense to leave stupidly dangerous situations if we can. (That doesn't count when booze or drugs get involved though. At that point, a gal can go insane too. But most of us don't get caught poking the proverbial bee hive with a stick just to 'see what happens next'! Or at least did until idiots on IG decided to join the crazy train. But those I desperately want to believe are in the minority.) Maybe it's because guys tend towards being stronger, maybe the testosterone, maybe that need to be alpha but sheesh. I am a tall woman who knows how to fight. But unless it's a situation I ~have~ to deal with, I'm gonna exit stage left when the shit starts to hit the fan. And a tiger rushing the car I'm in, I don't care if I'm surrounded by: metal, men with guns, whatever. It's the tires and acceleration that matters to me!

[@stevedavis5704]

I read a survey once that said about 2/3’s of 20-30 year old males from urban areas felt that with a knife they could kill a silverback or grizzly in a fight. This attitude is why they go out and challenge nature.

[@davidterry6155]

The Bengal Tiger, there was a second car behind it. That video reminded me of the Blair Witch Project where you were terrified even though you couldn’t see anything that was happening

[@Lucas6l5]

Hahaha Kabir you had the same reaction as me with that lion, I thought it was coming right through my screen at me 🤣

[@kabirconsiders]

That thing was gunning it 😂

[@jenjenjen2222]

OMG 😂 you were more entertaining to watch than the video itself. Loved it!

[@mtnmagic1998]

On the bears? You stay still. If you run they assume you are prey.

[@KyaKramer]

This isn't necessarily true. Most bear attacks are territorial in nature unless the bear is starving. What actions you take is dependent on the bear. If a black bear is attacking or charging (such as in this video), it is recommended that you make yourself as big and loud as possible. If a grizzly (brown bear) is attacking, it is recommended that you make yourself small, protect your neck and head, and play dead (essentially, make yourself as non threatening as possible). If it's a polar bear and you don't have a shotgun or rifle, you're fucked.

[@mtnmagic1998]

@@KyaKramer This is what we were told to do when we were 1st stationed in Fairbanks, AK. Other than that I can't speak to but you're definitely right on that last line for sure! LOL!

[@ramonashearer7241]

You need to watch Wild Earth, they do 2 daily safaris on KZbin. I love watching them. Elephants charge if they feel threatened or when a male is in must. Rhinos can't really see all that well so if they feel threatened they will charge. The people with the tiger were done... ok we saw a tiger in the wild now let's go. LOL

[@HDShayThePro]

That guy in the first video waited way too long before letting the bear know he was there. By the time he did it was so close to him that it was surprised.

[@jerellebowens4367]

Right he did everything wrong when i first saw this video a while ago i thought he was dead

[@katharrell3737]

Definitely heart stopping experiences. I wouldn't need to worry about "playing" dead, I'd be dead 🤣

[@chrismorin1318]

Kabir, I bet you'd be a blast to watch horror movies with. You get so focused and involved that you probably scare yourself in anticipation as much as the movie itself! Love all of your videos. When you get back to reacting to Home Free, please watch Brothers in arms, Everybody Walkin This Land, What We Need is Love and Undivided. All of them have awesome messages. I truly believe you'll appreciate all of them! Keep up the awesome reactions! ❤

[@juliemanarin4127]

Those elephants are smart...it knew what a gun was!

[@k0vert]

"Chill out chill out chilloutchilloutchill -OK now freak out"

[@TheRealdal]

That lady scared of the tiger, her voice sounded like she was fading in and out of consciousness! Poor thing

[@faithjones881]

Omgaaaa!😱. These folks are just asking for it! Scary!

[@hifijohn]

I once saw an animal charging, so I took away its credit card...there, I said it.

[@micheleperkins1956]

Welp, there goes my comment...

[@kabirconsiders]

😂😂😂

[@antoniotrew5894]

I give you credit..There, I said it

[@xenotbbbeats7209]

I've heard Safaris can be quite exploitative of animals. e.g. Cheetahs are less predatory of humans than lions, tigers or leopards. That being said, they become used to our presence in open, windowless vehicles. Thus, they regularly jump onto, and even into vehicles, and lay there, using the vehicle as a vantage point. But what is not good is that poachers and hunters can easily pick them off as the cheetahs become desensitized to humans, not to mention they are still unpredictable wild animals. Their seemingly docile behavior could lead to overconfidence on the part of humans which could end in tragedy, particularly if children, who sound like prey, are present.

[@Elevatedzebra96]

Rhinos are pretty much blind, they can see thing’s little beyond the nose, and often get picked on by elephants and bull elephants will rape them sometimes. You’d charge first ask questions later also, if you had those problems..

[@moonramshaw1982]

The lion one is from a hunters video. They killed it then posed for pictures. As we say in the UK "What a bunch of wankers they are". Rich men sport killing

[@reneehomen2226]

Of course I've never seen a silver back gorilla up close and personal, but I think they are so beautiful. I'd probably faint as well if one charged me. I've heard from hunters that the most dangerous animal to charge you is a rutting bull moose.

[@susancrouthamel760]

I lived in Alaska for 20 years n had some close encounters with moose n bear. I was cross country skiing n mother moose was on one side of road n 2 babies on other side. I stopped n stood still( n stopped breathing lol) she finally moved across in front of me n finally moved on with her babies. I also had an encounter with a grizzly bear n yes you never turn your back on them. It still was n experience I will never forget.

[@BewareTheJabberwock]

If you watch the mountain lion video, please watch the full one, not edited for comedy. It is TERRIFYING, but the dude being followed - having NO knowledge - made EVERY CORRECT move. When the mountain lion gets agitated and stomps, it’s NUTS! 😱

[@smitty1]

Asian elephants are fairly friendly towards people, but African elephants can be pretty nasty. That one was an African elephant. Even with the Asian ones the bulls go into an occasional "Musth" state during rutting season where they go kind of crazy and attack anyone they see.

[@jeaniejbutler4911]

Humans can be such idiots, we go into their wild habitat where they live, breed and raise their young then we wonder why they dont want to sit down and chat...Sometimes people deserve what they get.

[@Alex-dh2cx]

We are from that habitat too...

[@gregorywright2798]

Most safari's the weapons that the guide hold are defensive only, most legitimate safaris I should say. also elephants have memories that they can remember people they've met decades earlier

[@micheleperkins1956]

Rhino just like "I warned y'all TWICE...gtfo of here!"

[@xtanium]

For elephants, if they charge at you with their ear out its usual a false charge to intimedate or tell you to back off. But if they charge at you with their ear tucked back your fxxxed

[@joannamcpeak7531]

I cannot believe that first gentleman walked away from the bear scenario. I was sure that he had died.

[@katharrell3737]

🤣 🤣 You were right there with them!!!!

[@tazepat001]

Elephants are usually peaceful if they're aware of you're presence. But if they're startled by you or if you're near a cub they will charge.

[@gacaptain]

I saw on a documentary once. The African elephants in one area were used to seeing human tourist but sometimes the bull elephants (males) will assert their dominance by postering and charging even if they don't intend to harm. Especially during mating season when they get more aggressive. They can also all get aggressive when they have baby elephants around they feel are being threatened but usually they don't feel as threatened by humans if they are in a tourist area where they see them alot.

[@ryanje8147]

“Chill out……chill out…..chill out…..chill out…….chill out…..chill out……chill out…..”. Lol

[@sallymay24]

The reason why the guy and the car in The last video No 1 with the rhino didn’t leave is because when they are on tours like that and two cars are there they let one car get down the road a bit before going themselves so if anything does happen like someone gets hurt or the vehicle damaged they can help the second car out /save passengers …you could also see the second car in the tiger video too A lot of the tours in Africa are on private estates where the animals roam free but there are also those dumb bounty hunters who will pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to do tours too and come home with skins ect …it gross

[@suddenlyfrogs1906]

As far as Gorillas go, DO NOT make eye contact, stand your ground but just don't make eye contact or it'll kill you :( It's just as dangerous to approach a wild herbivore as it is a carnivore, after all they're constantly out evolving each other Over millions of years. I'm not sure what to do in the even of a Bear attack, if you've not got repellant or a big fucking gun, but I know one thing. Get between a Mother bear and her Cubs and that's that, you're done. You should check out the Lion Whisperer. First video I was was at first scarier than the Tiger part of this video, as it was 2 female Lions charging at the camera (Female Lions do the hunting) Twist of course was that they were the guys 2 very best friends and all they were doing was racing each other to decide which of them could hug him first. :) This guy rolls around with full grown Lions, sticks his head in their mouths, everything. He's got dozens of big cats of all kinds, but I recall he said the Panther (Clouded Leopard) is the most sinister of them all lol, wanting his space and not as friendly as the others. Hyenas too, he's literally on first name terms with a whole pack, even taking them by surprise only to be hugged. :D

[@haleyjarvis1698]

Is anyone else wondering why they needed to keep starting the ignition on the car when that rhino was close...like....have that shit idle and gun it.

[@Disasterpiec1]

the problem is if you run or try to leave quickly, the animal is more likely to charge or chase thinking you're prey trying to escape. best thing to do is make yourself as big as possible and make a lot of noise.

[@CMF-qh1rw]

Bow hunting is all well and good, but I always carry my 10mm with me too...just in case.

[@777Timberwolf]

That rhino came so close giving a double snort that you can see, First time seeing this compare to a bull.

[@barbbraun543]

I agree, watch Wild Earth. It is interesting because you learn so much about each type of animal (plus insects, trees, birds.) But just like these videos, you never know for sure what is going to happen. It is better to watch more than one so you get to know the guides and the animals. For instance, we know hyena corky and ribbon are going through an upset in leadership. I now know a lion pride is females and offspring. The male lions are the coalition and not with the females most of the time. Who knew! As you might say, "Its brillant!" From Ocean City, New Jersey, USA thanks for your time and great content.

[@CatsFerDays]

That elephant video is an absolute classic!

[@kimberlys8422]

Two words: Timothy Treadwell. He believed himself to be akin with grizzly bears and he got his girlfriend and himself killed because he didn't take proper precautions. All that was left was his head and his right arm.

[@stevedavis5704]

Let’s not forget he got a couple of grizzlies killed also.

[@Trenton-om9qs]

I find it funny that these people are surprised when an animal charges. Like no shit it is a lion, tiger, bear ect😂

[@hifijohn]

OH MY!!

[@redssracer4153]

9:56 Tour guide: "No problem no problem" Me: "No, BIG problem BIG problem!!!"😨

[@NerdyNanaSimulations]

FYI presenting a rhino with a moving target is not a good idea. This is why they chased it off before moving. This is true with most wildlife, although in some cases it's your only option.

[@Honkey-Donkey]

A few things here. That first guy with the bear, ya no sympathy here. He was there to kill it, just so happens the bear had the same idea. Elephants can definitely kill (commonly a male in musth or a female with a calf) but there are warnings, which this elephant was definitely giving. I highly recommend checking out the Wild Earth YT channel. They do live safaris twice daily and the animals welfare is put first. The animals are habituated to the vehicles so you get some amazing sightings (today had the rare sighting of mating leopards) without angering them. WE doesn't show any rhinos due to poaching risk even though there are anti poaching teams working the area. There are times however that I can't help but feel that the animal is being intruded upon, usually when they are following them off road. That bothers me a bit at times.

[@gacaptain]

I doubt he was there to kill a bear with a bow. He was probably trying to hunt dear or something and the bear surprised him.

[@TheNativeEngine]

Hunt bear? He was likely hunting deer.

[@Wild_Wolve]

hey there kabir! love the video. yes elephants can be peacefully. but they can also be very territorial! and they take veeeeeery good care of members of htheir herd! so if the alpha bull or the alpha cow thinks you are a threat, then you will look very fast very old! xD listen kabir ... here is a recommendation! there is a bit older video on YT called "an arctic wolf is acting friendly in canada" by the channel "konan edogawa" arctic wolves approaching some guys in some sort of working outpost or something like that, not really sure what exactly that is there but you clearly can see the amount of snow and ice there. i swear to all gods! if i would have such a encounter with a wild living wolf ... you would see how a grown ass man in the age of almost 42 ( birthday in jannuary) will turn into a tiny pile of ugly tears of joy and happiness, because i would just crumble there! first stunned and shocked, unable to believe what i now would see and experience and then having a completly break down and crying a river of having the fuc*piiieeep* happiest day of my god damn life! because a wolf - my untouchable favorite animal, my soul beast, companion and spirit animal, my teacher and mentor, but first and most importand .. my over all beloved brother is standing right in front of my - nose tip on nose tip - so close that i can feel his breath on my skin. and he is sniffing on me! and it is not even a wolf born in captivity, where it would be waaaaaay more easely to get this close, noooo! THAT is a WILD living creature! this ... *got some shivers just by the thought alone* ... off! this is beyond everything! this would be beyond my wildest and most happiest dreams! normaly i would not write something like this under a video of another channel, because i don't like make an ad for somebody ... but here i make an exception. i would love to see a reaction of you to this video. as you can see now, this is quite personal for me, so it would be really cool if you could do an react with that greetings from vienna /austria

[@0101tuber]

3:11 would have made a great thumbnail. Great reaction video!

[@joedd215]

Depends on where you go. Especially in India where elephants have been caught up in wars with people and they still harbor bad feelings when it comes to people

[@jessedaniel6330]

that elephant definitely understood what that gun was.

[@n3zyd]

1.Nope! 2.bad kitty! 3. Playing chicken with an Elephant is bad juju.4.Worse kitty! also my new mantra chilloutchilloutchilloutchillout 5.see #3 add Rhinoceros.

[@jrc9922]

I grew up in Alaska and was chased by a brown bear when I was nine. Long story but obviously I'm still here. Lol

[@leannm1696]

There is a video of a guy getting chased by a mountain lion when he was on foot, I was so stressed watching it!

[@jwags_]

Why do people mess with animals and then get shocked when they get defensive? And then the animal ends up getting shot cause you had to take a picture

[@TheCanadianGuy56]

That first guy 100000% sounds like Quebec

[@bxgsmk]

You also gotta remember animals act on instinct. If you run or turn your back it could end up worse.

[@kingjester1040]

That rhino honestly ain't afraid, the folks and even that truck is like why ain't we leaving lol

[@IceKnight81]

I was thinking buffalo.

[@TheMtVernonKid]

The Bear one Ive seen many times and its surprising cuz Black Bears will avoid or run from humans now if that was a grizzly bear run. The tiger was definitely hunting these ppl they were also boxing it in big mistake. The Elephant was just probably protecting its herd. And the rhino one of my favorite animals but if they had moved that Rhino would charge a wouldve flipped those jeeps

[@antoniotrew5894]

The guy in the Tiger one 😂😂..Chill out....Chill out...Chill out....Chill out....Chill out. **Tiger rushes** changes his mind... Shaba labba habba Dabba ding dong

[@donnagonatas3155]

Omg you crack me up!!!!! You kept backing up in your chair!!! 😂😂😂

[@CrazyJodice]

First time I lived a lone I was walking home and was followed by a Buck. It would not leave me alone and I had to walk backwards for about a quarter mile. Road was an out of service road now used for marathons and foot traffic that went through a park.

[@zzzroxyzzz]

Believe it or not he did the right thing with yelling at the bear, your best defense is standing your ground and making yourself as big and loud as possible, they usually back off.

[@EatPraySmoke]

11:14 kabir got his dukes up like he gonna go toe to toe with the rhino 🦏 😂

[@kabirconsiders]

This vid had me flinching like crazy 😂😂

[@FELiPES101]

You need to stand your ground or they will chase you...that's why they don't just turn on the car and drive away

[@hardtackbeans9790]

2:52 What do you do in this scenario? Besides kiss it goodbye? Brown bears are the ones you can play dead with. Do not turn & run. Some have stuck their arms out wide & made a roaring sound. If they keep coming, I would tempted to play dead. According to what I know, he did exactly the right thing with the bear. If it is early fall & that is a hungry bear, you won't survive no matter what you do. 6:29 This might be (probably is) a photo safari. But even then there is some disruption of the animals.

[@fuckshitstackable]

He was bow hunting without a sidearm. It's his own fault, I would have been walking away with a free carpet. Granted, there might be a couple holes in it...

[@batheshebabeautiful9267]

I hate that these people are in the animals' Territory and then want to harm them because they are protecting their homes and families. 😥

[@stephandreyer2944]

I saw one film clip showing a Bengal Tiger jumping on a man riding on top of an elephant.

[@dsgm10]

YIKES!!!!

[@ESUSAMEX]

That first one was in Canada I believe because he said Tabarnak, which is Quebec French for Fuck.

[@spaceshiplewis]

React to Casual Geographic, Animals are never all peaceful. In America we have pumas (mountain lion), bison (not buffalo), and the absolute death machine the moose. You hope it is just the puma that is chasing you.

[@timhefty504]

I almost got charged by a bull elk. Almost. That's a story and a half

[@genekillingsworth8994]

In Africa you need to trust your Professional Hunter. The requirements in training and testing for a license are strict in most countries and they know way more about the animals than we ever will. They recognize a "false charge" and what actions and when are likely to trigger a real charge. I've seen them never even lift a rifle to ready position when a Bull Elephant "false charged" and start backing up and withdrawing when the danger was not at all obvious to me. If you choose to go into one of these situations trusting your Professional Hunter is the best option to keep you alive.

[@Honkey-Donkey]

Professional Hunter? No thanks. I agree with you on trusting your guide though. Appears from the original post by the guide that a couple of people ignored their instruction, freaked out and ran which caused the ellie to charge. We didn't see the entire thing and without being there to see it all, who's to say? The bull already had his ears out at the beginning though, so I wonder.

[@genekillingsworth8994]

@@Honkey-Donkey Professional Hunter is the correct term in the countries I'm familiar with. It's what they are licensed as.

[@lebamadness]

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[@lesaahrenstein6360]

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[@ESUSAMEX]

Rhinos have very poor eyesight. If you do not more or make a sound, they may go away. Running away from animals provokes the chase response.

[@bethking7348]

That first landscape looks like it had a recent fire

[@gregvanmatre5068]

Thing about Elephants and Rhinos are they are very temper mental at times. The last one with the Rhino, they should have just left the area as soon as they noticed the Rhino telling them to leave and not stayed like they did.

[@RandomFandomDragon]

I think of all the animals they showed, rhinos are the ones I'd most like to avoid. It seems like once they decide to attack, they embody the IDGAF attitude.

[@daricetaylor737]

Exploitative of the animals? Did you not see the safari guy pointing his high power rifle at the head of the elephant? This is exploitation. Take paying customers into a wild or managed wildlife area just so they can take pictures, and then encroach on their space to a point that the animal feels threatened and attacks, only to be killed? If this is NOT exploitation, I would love to know what is.

[@drummerboy1545]

I would have pissed my pants at a elephant speaking right in front of me! I go now!

[@jpsother1183]

Elephants like that know what guns are, and in places there are a lot of poachers they will attack anyone they see with a gun. Ones like that one learned that a PH will shoot to protect so they will back down when they realize it isn't someone endangering them. iirc and this is the same vid. it was a Cape Buffalo hunt and they suddenly found themselves facing the angry elephant. Cape Buff are nothing to dismiss either, and Hippo is the big animal that causes the most death.

[@namparaohara9060]

I hated this. Leave them alone. Stay away unless you are there to help them.

[@kristhekidd4953]

Kabir you should react to Juice Wrld already dead and then iann dior flowers those are my two favorite artist please 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@spuds416]

There's a Video of a Tiger attack while Game Wardens are riding atop of Elephants one of the Warden gets his finger bitten off it is an AMAZING video

[@johnwray393]

Damn nature you scary! I honestly would never get close to a situation where anything but clip 1 could be possible. Also, elephant absolutely knows what that gun is capable of, they were counting on it's intelligence.

[@starlightjunebug3894]

Lol these videos are a cardio workout lol

[@Carib9408]

These people are absolutely nuts! My thrill is being chased by a farm animal. I’m not doing that wild shit.

[@snowflakehunter]

This is why you always carry milk-bones and catnip with you.