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Felids Interactions - Intraspecific Conflicts
Felids Interactions - Intraspecific Conflicts
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Felids Interactions - Intraspecific Conflicts
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Fernando Rodrigo Tortato
Fantastic scene captured this week at state park meeting of the waters, MT. Two Jaguar males fighting!!! Credits for pantanal jaguar safaris A massive, explosive jaguar fight between a male who was mating and another who snuck into the scene taken half an hour ago in the Pantanal! The stuff of dreams, just epic! Make sure your sound is on! #jaguar#pantanal #jaguarfight #earthcapture #cats#bigcats #catfight On safari with @marlondutoit and Wild- Eye. @pantanaloficial @casarin.ricardo@davidwhelanphotography This is a once in a lifetime sighting, lucky to share with these guys out here in the heat of the Pantanal! Video: Carlos Eduardo Fragoso . Ladies and gentlemen!!! iiiiit's time!! . Tonight there are UFC fights for you humans to watch on TV, but here in Pantanal, fights between jaguars also happen. Instead of money, the prize for the winners here in nature is something more worth fighting for, such as territories and food. . Onçafari’s team recorded this territory dispute between 2 males, Sombra (Shadow in english) and Felino (one of my grandsons). . On the left corner of the ring, Shadow, weighing more than 240 pounds, about 13 year-old, and a lot of fighting experience. … . On the right corner of the ring, Felino, weighing more than 260 pounds, about 5 years-old, and at the height of his youth! . Jokes aside, in the footage, Shadow and Felino fight each other for territorial dominance. While Shadow stands his ground, Felino is the one leaving the fight with his nose bleeding... in the end, experience made the difference. . But it is not possible to say which one of them won the fight, because in the end, they both went inside the bushes, and Onçafari’s team was no longer able to follow them. . Licks and roars . Esperança, the mother of Oncafari 
About #203: We saw already this video in WiidFact, and of course it doesn't concern the Gir lions, Botswanna or South Africa lions...
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and Ryan Jenkins Leopards Fight Till Death in the Kruger National Park October 18, 2018 Big On Wild Leopards Fight Till Death in the Kruger National Park Every now and again, something new and unexpected unfolds at the Kruger that surprises visitors. Ryan Jenkins got to witness two male leopard get into a scuffle. Leopards are some of Africa’s most elusive big cats, and witnessing a battle like this one is rare. Altercations usually fizzle out with just a show of bravado, involving some baring of teeth, growling and squaring off. Unfortunately this fight ended up with one leopard losing the battle of life. “We actually thought for a moment that they could just be playing, but just a bit rough… we quickly realized that they were not playing, this was a brutal attack on the little one and we thought it could only be about territory,” “The older leopard grabbed the small leopard by the neck and held him down forcefully until you could see the little one suffocate.” Jenkins admits that the sighting was “horrific to see, but at the same time, very interesting and exciting.” “We just wished that the little one had been given a chance to live another day, but as we know, that’s life in the bush.”Jenkins told Latest Sightings. Watch the video here: Please note it’s not for sensitive viewers PENCH never disappoints. Every Time I visit Pench Tiger Reserve I have got something exciting. From a Tiger with a Kill to Rat Snake's Fight. This time it was really a breathtaking. Two Male Tigers Territorial Fight. It was just 20 Feets Away. The Sudden spectacular scene was freaky. Bhavik Parikh (10-22-2018, 02:43 AM)Rage2277 Wrote: Monu Dubey Pench Morning sighting in turiya Bhagoda and raiyakasaa male fight Video- mithun driver Teliya buffer Bindu Video - rajendra We all know Raiyakassa for the most part, this this is the Bhagoda Male Nilesh Patel Bhagoda Male.....Seen after 2 yrs Pench Tiger Reserve May 2018  *This image is copyright of its original author Locals say he is larger than Raiyakassa, I'll have to ID which Tiger is which from the 2 videos, but he's been deep in Raiyakassas territory since this past May and is probably the Tiger responsible for cutting Raiya up a few months back. (10-22-2018, 08:45 PM)Pckts Wrote:at 0:16 you get a view of the right profile of the one on the left..def not raiya (unknown male) and a left side view from the face of the one on the right(def bhagoda ) seems raiya is out of the picture..by now bhagoda must cover most of his turf if not all(10-22-2018, 02:43 AM)Rage2277 Wrote: |
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