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Caiman (Paleosuchus, Melanosuchus, Caiman)

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11-29-2019, 10:46 PM ( This post was last modified: 11-29-2019, 10:47 PM by Dark Jaguar )

credits: Carlos Costa

               Not the type of visit you'd like to have in your flooded backyard.

Large Black Caiman ( Jacaré Açú ) emerges in this guy's backyard during the flood season at the Guaporé River. Brazil.

Scary sight to have in your backyard just a few meters away from your house .

the guy recording is like ''hey mom,mom take a look at this mom, look at size of that thing mom'' Funny . I think I would have the same reaction for sure if I see this massive creature in my backyard so close to me. Funny Funny








He appears to be tearing a big snake apart (but I'm not sure if its really a snake, some say its something else, anyone have a suggestion on what he is eating ??)


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