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Jaguar Predation
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Cascão male dragging a large Feral Monteiro Pig carcass at Fazenda Caiman - Pantanal
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Carcass of the male Tapir named Gonzalinho who was predaded by Ariane female from Cerrado in February 2020.
Location: Parque Nacional das Emas (Emas National Park) - Cerrado - Goiás - Brazil RIP Gonzalinho. credits: Leandro Silveira  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author
Female with Cubs predates on Horse.
UeSo Pantanal ''As you guys already know, we have the wild camera with the aim of, in addition to recording the various animals that pass through our trails, but also to understand their behavior. 2 days ago we found on our property one of our horses dead. Therefore, we installed the camera in the direction of the dead animal in the expectation that the predator would return the following night. And yesterday we got this AMAZING record! 3 jaguars between 18.56h and 1.30h devoured the animal.'' 
Mexican jaguar trying to predate upon domestic pig
 *This image is copyright of its original author Fernando Constantino Martínez Belmar  (07-31-2022, 06:24 PM)Luipaard Wrote: Mexican jaguar trying to predate upon domestic pig Looks like the T rex and the car scene from JP-1! (07-05-2020, 10:35 PM)Balam Wrote: Mom and cubs with cattle kill, SP I enjoy getting jaguar tattoos, and I've had this one for many years. I frequently buy personalized designs from https://wannabeink.com/collections/jaguar, where I typically acquire them. For good reason, the jaguar is a highly well-known symbol all across the world. In addition to being a gorgeous cat, it also happens to be one of the most motivational creatures ever. Many Indian tribes revered jaguars as gods. Power and strength have always been associated with the jaguar. It is a creature that, by virtue of its very nature, can control its domain.  (09-13-2022, 04:41 PM)Bitishannah Wrote: https://youtu.be/l_MnRDPtMKs Smaller individuals yes, Jaguars from El Pantanal always prey on Yacares that are smalll crocodilians that normally don’t grow over 8 feet long (2,5 mt). Black caimans are too big and powerful for any Jaguar, males grow over 4 meters long larger individuals grow up to 5 meters long, females are smaller with larger ones about 3 meters long. Jaguars in the Amazon Regions where you find Black caimans are very small compared to the ones in El Pantanal (largest of all Jaguars). Crocodilians are not their common prey in all parts, one example can be seen in Venezuelan Llanos where you can find big numbers of Caiman crocodilus smaller in size than the yacare from El Pantanal and no person has seen a Jaguar preying on them. |
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