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(06-14-2019, 03:00 AM)Pckts Wrote: Forest elephants are the smallest elephant subspecies and an infant killed by the same technique that Leopards use on warthogs wouldn't be the size of a forest buffalo, even if forest buffaloes are small as well.
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They are well with in Leopard range, but probably well protected which is why Leopards dont prey on them often.
Aren't Cape Buffalos too big and dangerous, even for lions?
The source mentioned the smaller forest buffalo.
No...cape buffalo make up a substantial part of a lions diet. There's nothing that's "too big" for a pride of lions. They can hunt giraffes, buffalo, even elephants and hippos.