A real battle on the banks of a river in the Pantanal marked another battle between a jaguar and an alligator. The animals fought for their lives, and the cat once again showed that it is an absolute sovereign.
The battle between the jaguar and the alligator became another episode in the dispute over the sovereignty of the Pantanal. – Photo: Pantanal Official/Reproduction/NDThe video of the fight was published by the Pantanal Oficial profile on Instagram. The scene generated a lot of comments. “A fight between giants, despite the enormous strength, the alligator ate lunch,” a follower wrote.
One Internet user joked about cat sovereignty: “And the scoreboard at the Pantanal Arena shows: 50 reais 1 × 0 Lacoste.” “This is like a cat catching a gecko, so crazy,” another wrote.
“The Battle Continues”
The video surprises you with the power of a cat. – Video: Official Pantanal/Reproduction/ND
Watch the couple’s other clashes:
A jaguar catches and eats an alligator again in the Pantanal. – White Arruda/Reproduction/ND
The moment was captured during a walk in Porto Jofre, in Mato Grosso. – White Arruda/Reproduction/ND
The scene was captured by photographer and guide Branko Arruda. – White Arruda/Reproduction/ND
The images impressed Internet users, who reacted in the comments. – White Arruda/Reproduction/ND
In all the recordings, the jaguar eats the alligator. – Jaguar Ecological Reserve/breeding/ND
The images were published by the Jaguar Ecological Reserve profile. – Jaguar Ecological Reserve/breeding/ND
Native to the Americas, it is found in a variety of habitats, from tropical forests to savannas and swamps. – Jaguar Ecological Reserve/breeding/ND
A series of photographs demonstrate the power of a voracious jaguar devouring an alligator. – Jaguar Ecological Reserve/breeding/ND
The jaguar (Panthera onca) is one of the most impressive and iconic felines in the world, widely recognized for its beauty, strength and adaptability. – Jaguar Ecological Reserve/breeding/ND
In the waters of the Pantanal, jaguars search for food, among fish and even alligators. – Jaguar Ecological Reserve/breeding/ND
Source: Ndmais