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Most impressive predation feats by felines (video/photo)
Most impressive predation feats by felines (video/photo)
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Most impressive predation feats by felines (video/photo)
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Extremely sorry but this just had to be posted
He will totally shred the dance floor  *This image is copyright of its original author
  *This image is copyright of its original author Cheetah coalition kills ostrich  *This image is copyright of its original author One cheetah kills an ostrich. 
Adult Feral pig ( Monteiro pig ) predated by 102 kg Mancha Preta pantanal male.
credits: onças do rio negro  *This image is copyright of its original author 102 kg Mancha-Preta male.  *This image is copyright of its original author 3 Captive adult female Buffalos predated by Jaguars. http://abc.finkeros.com/jaguar-mata-tres...santander/ ''Three adult buffalo carcasses were found in a buffalo breeding farm on the shores of the department of Santander. The owners and employees of this farm, located in the jurisdiction of the municipality of Puerto Parra, were stunned by the discovery of the partially deprecated bodies. Although it is true that the floodable areas of the Magdalena Medio are the natural habitat of the jaguar, this is the first time that a situation like this has been reported in the municipality of Puerto Parra.''  *This image is copyright of its original author Other cases of Captive adult female Buffalos predated by jaguars. In one specific ranch, jaguars killed 17 buffaloes in Santander. The attacks on them were classical of jaguar predation, with skull-crushing and consumption from the ribcage and down: credits: Panthera Colombia  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author Jaguar Predation on Domestic Buffalo in Brazil. Figure 22. Buffalo attacked by jaguar, Taquari Farm, border with the AEIT of Marumbi - Brazil. https://acervodigital.ufpr.br/bitstream/...sAllowed=y  *This image is copyright of its original author
Mamirauá Reserve - Amazon.
From the study by Emiliano Ramalho ( USE OF THE HABITAT OF THE HABITAT AND DIET OF THE Jaguar (PANTHERA ONCA) IN A VARZEA AREA, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT RESERVE MAMIRAUÁ, CENTRAL AMAZÔNIA, BRAZIL. ) http://livros01.livrosgratis.com.br/cp010195.pdf PAGE 29. The carcasses of prey slaughtered by jaguar were of species often found in feces. Five Jacaretinga (Spectacled caiman), two Black caimans, two bentinho sloths and one garganey (Dendrocygna autumalis) were identified. All the caimans carcasses were from adult individuals. On average the total length of the individuals killed was 1.4 meters. The black caimans were one young and one adult, with 1.5 m and 3 meters in total length respectively. It was not possible to determine the reproductive class of the carcasses of the other species found. No Guariba monkey ( Alouatta belzebul ) carcasses were found, probably because the jaguar eats this prey entirely. In the case of the bentinho-sloths the nails are not consumed by the predator and therefore it is possible to locate the carcass. The garganey can only be found because of the large amount of feathers that the predator has not consumed. caimans were easily found because the leather and the head of these preys were not consumed. The black caiman carcasses were found on the shore of a lake and were only five meters from each other. These two preys were consumed in the same period and the signs of fight in the grass in the flooded area next to where the carcasses were found rule out the possibility that they were consumed as carrion. From the pugmarks found at the site, at least three distinct jaguar individuals were identified, which used the site at the same time. These pugmarks were probably from a mother with two sub-adult cubs. Side Note - The adult 3m black caiman was probably a female due to the small size being adult but its yet very impressive feats given even females black caimans are also very aggressive which hint was given by the signs of fight over the grass on the predation spot.  
Two male lions hunt hippo in Kruger. Attached two videos. A two ton hippo unlike a 1 ton cape bull, is too large for a lion to apply a throat bite, to suffocate or break the neck of the animal. So they must repeatedly attack its rear/flank and just wear it down over a long time.
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xa711k   *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author
This right here is a NATURAL HISTORY MOMENT!!!! (Second photo)
Male Gaurs being hunted by Tigers is an amazing predation feat but what about Bactrian Camel hunted by a SNOW LEOPARD!!!! A male snow leopard called “The dude” took down an animal easily 10 times it’s weight!!! Absolutely spectacular moment captured here in this photograph. |
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