I recognize that voice... is it Billy D Williams?

bad ass vascularity on that lion.... even his tail needs supercharged blood delivery

>> ^SevenFingers:

I recognize that voice... is it Billy D Williams?


That was my first guess as well.

Actually I think it's Lando Calrissian

Tags for this video have been changed from 'lion, crocodile, intimidation, back down, king of the jungle' to 'lion, crocodile, intimidation, back down, king of the jungle, Samuel L Jackson' - edited by Trancecoach

It's Samuel L. Jackson -- get the muthafuckin' crocodiles outta this muthafuckin swamp!>> ^Sagemind:

>> ^SevenFingers:
I recognize that voice... is it Billy D Williams?

That was my first guess as well.

What about the Honey Badger?

Crocodiles are afraid of lions? Whoa. That blows my mind.

*badass-mother-fucker

I would say "respects" more than "fears."

A hippo would just have walked up to the croc and started biting on it, no need to warn..

>> ^lucky760:

Crocodiles are afraid of lions? Whoa. That blows my mind.


There's a video out there of a jaguar drowning a crocodile. Just grabs it and pins it under the water. Big cats are not to be fucked with.

Jaguar versus crocodile:

I'm not sure that crocodile was drowning ... some crocodiles can stay under water for upwards of two hours, some even longer. Perhaps if it was caught off guard before it could breathe in and prepare for a dive it might drown? Or perhaps the jaguar footage was really over a couple of hours long and it just stood there holding the crocodile underwater that whole time and the editor just didn't want to make us watch that length of film... (:

I highly doubt it was drowning either. I think a more plausible explanation would be that the jaguar pierced the top of the croc's skull with its teeth.

>> ^iaui:

I'm not sure that crocodile was drowning ... some crocodiles can stay under water for upwards of two hours, some even longer. Perhaps if it was caught off guard before it could breathe in and prepare for a dive it might drown? Or perhaps the jaguar footage was really over a couple of hours long and it just stood there holding the crocodile underwater that whole time and the editor just didn't want to make us watch that length of film... (:

Or, the croc got so bored he fell asleep. >> ^boblobblaw:

I highly doubt it was drowning either. I think a more plausible explanation would be that the jaguar pierced the top of the croc's skull with its teeth.
>> ^iaui:
I'm not sure that crocodile was drowning ... some crocodiles can stay under water for upwards of two hours, some even longer. Perhaps if it was caught off guard before it could breathe in and prepare for a dive it might drown? Or perhaps the jaguar footage was really over a couple of hours long and it just stood there holding the crocodile underwater that whole time and the editor just didn't want to make us watch that length of film... (:

CUZ I'M A FRICKEN LION, THAT'S WHY!!