Is Jaguar capable of killing big crocodiles ?

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(10-29-2019, 08:00 AM)johnny rex Wrote:

(10-29-2019, 07:05 AM)Pckts Wrote:

(10-29-2019, 06:57 AM)DinoFan83 Wrote: @Pckts 

That's precisely what I was referring to. Looking at weight, all those caiman seem to be of comparable weights (in fact, looking at the video of the third caiman, it seems significantly lighter). 100 kg is a big jaguar no? They are 55-95 kg, so a mean of 75 kg is good.

In the Northern Pantanal, 100kg is an average sized male Jaguar and really it's a smaller one when compared to most of the large males you see there. 
Even females there can get close to 100kg at their max, they are by far the largest Jaguars on earth and that is directly correlated to the fact that they have the richest density of Caiman. 
This is an absolutely massive Caiman here

Looks like the same female jaguar that killed a caiman which was a lil bit larger. But I could be wrong. Is it a male Jaguar or a female? Where was that? Pantanal?

I'm not sure the Jaguar's sex but read what he wrote about the size of the Caiman 

"BY ETHAN SHAW SEPTEMBER 30 2017

Jaguars are the biggest and burliest of the New World's big cats, and rank third behind lions and tigers among the largest in the world. Packed in muscle and wielding some of the strongest jaws for their size in the cat family, they sit comfortably atop the Neotropical food web, and while elusive as heck, they sometimes permit human beings to witness them fulfil their trophic status in dramatic fashion.

Photographer Chris Brunskill caught the sequence of a lifetime along the Three Brothers River (Rio Tres Irmaos) in the Brazilian Pantanal earlier this week: a jaguar taking down what Brunskill called in a Facebook post "the biggest jacare caiman I have ever seen during my time on the river in Pantanal". Reply