Yet another successful river ambush by the infamous "Ousado" caught on camera in Brazil

[u/AccomplishedWatch834]

[u/Mode_Appropriate]

Ousado is a famous, dominant male jaguar from the Porto Jofre region in Brazil's Pantanal. His name translates to "The Bold One". He is a celebrated survivor of the devastating 2020 Pantanal wildfires.

During the 2020 fires, Ousado was found with severe third-degree burns on all four paws. Wildlife veterinarians and conservationists successfully treated him using pioneering regenerative medicine, including tilapia fish skin therapies.

Ousado is renowned globally for his legendary hunting skills. While all jaguars are excellent swimmers, Ousado has been documented fully submerging himself to stalk and ambush caimans from underneath the surface of the water, an incredibly unique tactic. He remains a dominant force along the rivers and creeks of the northern Pantanal, siring offspring and acting as an ongoing symbol of resilience for the wetland.

Edit: thank you everyone for the awards. On behalf of your generosity, I would like to donate 12 of them to the wildlife vets and conservationists. Please use them to invest in more tilapia fish skin therapies that the world can benefit from. The final award should be given to the caiman community for one free life. Should one of their necks end up in the jaws of Ousado, the award can be redeemed and the caiman gets to live.

Finally, id like to thank Ousado for making all this possible. May your stalking stay silent and your pounce be true. Clear eyes, full heart! Meow.

[u/Rich-the-Stitch → u/Mode_Appropriate]

Wow! Thank you for sharing this! I guess after that near death experience with fire, he had a vision and zero fucks to give so became OUSADO, CAIMAN HUNTER

That cat is a badass

[u/Mode_Appropriate → u/Rich-the-Stitch]

I bet those caimans are pissed at the vets that saved him lol

[u/Rich-the-Stitch → u/Mode_Appropriate]

This made me laugh. I was literally thinking this too. I just imagined a council of caimen that gather to discuss neighborhood problems...

[u/MorningMushroomcloud → u/Rich-the-Stitch]

..and I said, looks both ways while whispering "biiiiitch" you gotta go!

[u/ganjakhan85 → u/MorningMushroomcloud]

You said that? Like you actually said 'bitch"?

[u/MorningMushroomcloud → u/ganjakhan85]

I did!...looks both ways and then looks both ways again I said "biiiitch"... nervous laughter*

[u/ganjakhan85 → u/MorningMushroomcloud]

"Yeah man, ain't no thang but a thang!"

[u/jtr99 → u/ganjakhan85]

You said bitch though?

[u/Prestigious_Cycle160 → u/jtr99]

Well yeah…. I said it like :: looks nervously around::: I said bbbbiiiiitttccchhh!

[u/thebigj3wbowski → u/Rich-the-Stitch]

I love 'council of caimen'

[u/RichardBCummintonite → u/Mode_Appropriate]

"Oh god, not this fucking guy again... Carl, the fucking catfish is back!"

[u/pichael289 → u/RichardBCummintonite]

They used tilapia skin grafts on him so he quite literally is part fish

[u/AdApart2035 → u/Mode_Appropriate]

The caimans will set fire again

[u/pass-me-that-hoe → u/AdApart2035]

“Caiman Strikes Back”

“The Leopard Menace”

“Revenge of the Reptile”

“Attack of the Paws”

[u/Jt07132829 → u/pass-me-that-hoe]

“The Rise of the Waterwalker”

[u/ABadHistorian → u/Jt07132829]

That one sucked. All nonsensical fanservice. "Somehow, the Caiman returned" my ass. Written by AI before AI existed.

[u/CanIgetaWTF → u/Rich-the-Stitch]

The absolute METAL-mess of crunching a caimans skull, picking him up by the crunched skull, then dragging him into the water where its the strongest, only to bring him out again to finish him off and eat him is off the charts!

[u/SlowLorisPygmy → u/Rich-the-Stitch]

Also, that an awesome name. Legandary. Intimidating. Wow

[u/freefallingagain → u/Mode_Appropriate]

Wildlife veterinarians and conservationists successfully treated him using pioneering regenerative medicine, including tilapia fish skin therapies.

Ousado has been documented fully submerging himself to stalk and ambush caimans from underneath the surface of the water, an incredibly unique tactic.

We created a monster!

[u/CoolerRon → u/freefallingagain]

The tilapia gave their lives so he can develop underwater skills

[u/Rich-the-Stitch → u/CoolerRon]

Spirit of the fish is within Jaguar haha he took on their skill after the procedure

[u/john_the_fetch → u/CoolerRon]

"the bold one"

Also known as "the amazing fishy-jaguar"

... "fish-cat"? No these all suck.

"the bold one" works best.

[u/WillingArm2463 → u/CoolerRon]

They were so preoccupied with whether or not they could that they didn't stop to think if they should.

[u/Bettlejuic3 → u/freefallingagain]

Lol. The anime called Monster follows the story of a neurosurgeon who saved the life of a kid who turned out to be an international serial killer.

[u/RagnarTheNord → u/Mode_Appropriate]

"General Ousado, you are a bold one"

[u/Formal_Ad288 → u/Mode_Appropriate]

The tilapia skin turned him into a part jaguar part fish super hero! Fishcat away!

[u/Grazedaze → u/Mode_Appropriate]

What a badass. Imitating the caimans hunting style to use against them. I’m surprised it didn’t fight back once in the water.

[u/alarmologist → u/Grazedaze]

Jaguars' bite technique is meant to kill instantly by biting the brain of their prey. See how he first grabs it and aims his bite at its skull. Most big cats strangle their prey, but small ones like domestic cats use the same 'first bite kill' technique.

[u/Turbulent-Note-7348 → u/Grazedaze]

The Jaguar has the most powerful bite of all the big cats. Ousado has perfected a technique of killing Caimans - a huge protein meal so he doesn't have to hunt as often. He likes what he likes!

[u/oldveteranknees → u/Mode_Appropriate]

“Siring offspring”

Meanwhile I can’t even get a text back

[u/Chukwura111 → u/oldveteranknees]

You know what to do

Singe your paws to commence your Ousado journey

[u/Responsible-Fun-3100 → u/Chukwura111]

I know a guy who has a tilapia farm. I could help.

[u/HighDefinitionCat → u/oldveteranknees]

Can you kill a caiman by puncturing its skull with your teeth? Yeah, didn't think so.

[u/oldveteranknees → u/HighDefinitionCat]

Joke’s on Ousado, watch me cntrl C and cntrl V my way to a paycheck, which will allow me to purchase one (1) rotisserie chicken 😎

[u/sriracharade → u/oldveteranknees]

Have you tried giving your women caimans? Bitches love caimans.

[u/CarmynRamy → u/Mode_Appropriate]

Does he have kids? I was just wondering if his unique hunting techniques will be taken up by his offsprings.

[u/ARTIST_COMMISSIONS → u/CarmynRamy]

Hello! I’m Brazilian. The answer is "no": male jaguars do not pass on hunting knowledge, as it is the females that raise the cubs. Only the females transmit hunting habits. That is why we can say that Ousado is simply UNIQUE!

[u/CarmynRamy → u/ARTIST_COMMISSIONS]

Thank you for your comment. Sad to know that his unique skills might go down with him.

[u/Neukalyptus → u/ARTIST_COMMISSIONS]

Either that, or imagine what Ousado’s mom was capable of in her days 😆

[u/No-Direction8951 → u/ARTIST_COMMISSIONS]

That suck for their specie, just like tigers, imagine if they tag team instead being sigma.

[u/Mode_Appropriate → u/CarmynRamy]

According to the information I posted it says he did (last sentence).

It would be really interesting to track them and see if his special aquatic abilities were passed down.

[u/Soulmighty → u/Mode_Appropriate]

I would watch the shit out of this if they made a episode about it.

[u/heroin-puppy → u/CarmynRamy]

Fr we might be witnessing the genesis of an aquatic cat species.

(i.e., similar to a dolphin, but in thousands of years)

[u/EmbarrassedBody4529 → u/Mode_Appropriate]

Imagine the cone of shame needed to keep him from licking his fishy toes.

[u/GreenFullSuspension → u/Mode_Appropriate]

His offsprings will eventually combine gills and lungs with a tail that can help them swim. Crocs are gonna have tight competition in the water!

[u/Preeng → u/Mode_Appropriate]

>treated him using pioneering regenerative medicine, including tilapia fish skin therapies.

I'm not surprised he became more comfortable in water. I'm sure his meat also absorbs the flavors of the food it's cooked with better now.

[u/Specific-System6954]

Taking a croc back into the water after attacking it is a bold strategy

[u/Rich-the-Stitch → u/Specific-System6954]

That cat got a pretty solid clamp down on its brain. Pretty sure that dinosaur couldn't mobilize. But yeah, would have been quite the show otherwise.

Or what if another gator attacked the Jaguar while in the water with its prey in mouth?

[u/picabo123 → u/Rich-the-Stitch]

My first thought was about another Caiman as well! Considering he had to first sneak up on this guy then hopefully the coast is clear lol.

[u/JaggelZ → u/picabo123]

Iirc Jaguars are a Caimans only (or one of very few) predators, so I imagine Caimans will not really attack them.

Jaguars are also excellent swimmers and know exactly where to strike a Caiman to immediately kill it. They go straight for the brain, literally crushing through the skull to destroy brain and brainstem. They can do this quite easily as they have incredibly high body mass to bite force ratio.

Edit: I meant bite force to body mass ratio

[u/Ninetailedredpanda → u/JaggelZ]

The absolute speed between ‘ahh! run away’ to ‘its over, i go limp now’ is perfectly captured here and absolutely terrifying

[u/olivebranchsound → u/Ninetailedredpanda]

Now imagine, a jaguar has 1500 psi bite force and can crack turtle shells and caiman armor. Meanwhile, the nile crocodile has a bite force of 5000 psi lol they can bite through concrete

[u/silentbuttmedley → u/olivebranchsound]

Haha I’d die quickly!

[u/olivebranchsound → u/silentbuttmedley]

Honestly a mercy to get jaguared. Croc will just drown you while ripping pieces off

[u/PorFavorNoMore → u/JaggelZ]

Haha. I have a very high body mass to bite force ratio. Which is why I only really hunt cheeseburgers.

[u/bryanczarniack → u/JaggelZ]

Is the caiman dead before it is dragged back in the water?

[u/JaggelZ → u/bryanczarniack]

It's hard to say conclusively from just the video. What I can say is that the Caiman is supposed to be dead at that point, and in the video it's at the very least not moving, soooo...

[u/druidmind → u/picabo123]

So what you are saying is Ousado waited until the coast was clear, ambushed the Caiman, clamped down on it's brain hard instantly making it paralyzed and went out the same way he came in. That's some elite strategy for an animal.

[u/TappedIn2111 → u/[deleted]]

"Double or nothing!"

The jaguar probably

[u/grungegoth → u/Rich-the-Stitch]

crushes the skull. interesting, with reptiles, go for the skull, mammals go for the throat

[u/Ninetailedredpanda → u/grungegoth]

This is somewhat unique to Jaguars specifically, they have such a strong bite force that they ambush prey, crush its skull and its over almost instantly.

Caiman

Tapir

Deer

Capybara

Anacondas

Turtles

Grabbing something by the throat involves holding on long enough to suffocate it, Jaguars skip that step for all their prey by ignoring pesky skulls and destroying brains directly.

[u/prostipope → u/Rich-the-Stitch]

maybe he's just using this alligator as bait, for a bigger alligator!

[u/caulpain → u/Specific-System6954]

this individual is the only known jaguar to attack the caiman coming FROM the water lmao

[u/JaggelZ → u/Specific-System6954]

You are underestimating Jaguar. That Caiman is dead.

Jaguars go straight for the brain, crushing through the skull to destroy it.

[u/Ergo_Proxy_NX → u/Specific-System6954]

Maybe that's why his name is ousado, it means bold

[u/socratic-meth → u/Specific-System6954]

Got to play with it a bit, like a cat with a mouse

[u/miaxogoth → u/Specific-System6954]

Once it bites down it never lets go. it doesn't matter where they are.

[u/No-Employ-7391 → u/miaxogoth]

More importantly, Jaguars don’t kill their prey by biting the neck and suffocating like most other big cats, but instead bite the skull and crush it in their jaws.

That caiman was dead by the time it touched the water.

[u/currentlyRedacted → u/Specific-System6954]

I thought that was just him adding insult to injury. “You only thought the water was your domain” kind of thing.

[u/Swarna_Keanu → u/currentlyRedacted]

Well the whole strategy is that. Ambush a water-ambushing predator from the water.

[u/OmecronPerseiHate → u/Swarna_Keanu]

This is like the strategy for the big ass flying lizard in Avatar. "He's the best airborne ambusher, so why would he ever look up?"

[u/Event-Forsaken → u/Specific-System6954]

A friendly correction; crocs are not native to brazil and this is likely to be a caiman or alligator of sorts.

[u/phillips_99 → u/Specific-System6954]

Bold is his name (literally, "ousado" means "bold" in Portuguese)

[u/Professional-Cut6634 → u/Specific-System6954]

That’s exactly what I thought, what fucking power move hahahajahaha it’s like I kill a condor and the manage to fly with it too

[u/succed32 → u/Specific-System6954]

They like to drown them in the shallows, there’s a different video of this same cat doing just that. They as a species do this so they’re pretty damn good at it.

[u/bwood246 → u/succed32]

They don't actually drown them, the bite in the base of the skull kills them

[u/Scared_Spinach8853]

The jaw power needed to just grab something that hasn't changed much since the age of the dinosaurs and just chomp it is wild

[u/justanemptyvoice → u/Scared_Spinach8853]

Even human jaw strength is pretty strong ~160 PSI, but doesn't compare to the Ousado jaw strength of ~1500 PSI.

[u/QuadCakes → u/justanemptyvoice]

PSI isn't a measure of jaw strength, though. I don't doubt they probably have stronger jaws, but a lot of that 10x discrepancy is likely from them having pointy teeth. If you apply 1 lb of force to a pinhead you get like a million PSI.

[u/space_hitler → u/QuadCakes]

Missing the forest for the trees...

The pointy teeth are exactly part of why this mfer can destroy a croc.

[u/specn0de → u/justanemptyvoice]

It’s actually about a 10% comparison ratio

[u/bikemandan → u/specn0de]

/r/theydidthemath

[u/AgreeablePeople → u/Scared_Spinach8853]

They have the strongest jaw power among the big cats is the only takeaway I gained from watching Tiger King

[u/Mbyrd420 → u/AgreeablePeople]

I think it's bite force to weight ratio, not raw bite power. Tigers are terrifyingly powerful.

[u/StringTheory → u/Scared_Spinach8853]

Never mind the neck strength to carry something your own size in yuor mouth.

[u/venom121212 → u/Scared_Spinach8853]

Right? Then he just casually takes the croc back through its natural territory kitty paddling with it in its mouth like a mouse.

[u/No-Employ-7391 → u/Scared_Spinach8853]

Iirc jaguars have, pound for pound, the strongest bite force among cats. They’re also the only cats who routinely crush skulls as a means of killing prey, as opposed to the “usual” method of suffocation.

So yeah, insane amounts of jaw power.

[u/jbells3332]

If you ever get the thought that you just might be able to fight a big cat….

[u/jay_alfred_prufrock → u/jbells3332]

Anyone who thinks that never tried to hold a cat while it is utterly losing its mind.

[u/holchansg → u/jay_alfred_prufrock]

We should give those people a taste. Let them hold a cat and suddenly turn on a vacuum cleaner next to it.

[u/ImSolidGold → u/holchansg]

AND try to vaxinate it. The cat. Not the vacuum.

[u/Lephrog01 → u/ImSolidGold]

Corona has been especially hard on vacuums because it hits the respiratory system, I think we SHOULD vaxinate vacuums.

[u/ImSolidGold → u/Lephrog01]

Bruh. xD

[u/CobblerMoney9605 → u/holchansg]

Calm down Satan! 😄

[u/aqualoon_ → u/jay_alfred_prufrock]

I had to give my cat ear drops last night. Between the two of us, I'm the traumatized one and I have the scratch marks to prove it.

[u/Razvee → u/jay_alfred_prufrock]

I don't necessarily disagree, but not trying to harm the cat that's losing it's mind is probably the reason you get damaged... If I wanted to do violence to a 10 pound house cat, it wouldn't last long after it was grabbed.

But also, I would die pretty much instantly fighting a jaguar.

[u/succed32 → u/jbells3332]

Unlikely you’d ever have too if your smart, most big cats don’t want to fight humans. They’d only hunt us out of desperation or because we’re injured.

[u/TurtleFromSePacific → u/succed32]

Tigers sadly tend to want to fight us as we're their natural prey

[u/succed32 → u/TurtleFromSePacific]

Them and jaguars are the most common to attack humans I believe, Lions tend to avoid us unless we invade territory. The rest don’t actively kill humans cheetahs especially.

[u/marduk2106 → u/succed32]

Leopards are surprisingly one of the biggest predator of humans.

[u/thehomiemoth → u/succed32]

cheetahs weigh like 100 lbs they could not take a full grown human male in a fight without risking injuries that would leave them unable to hunt.

[u/Mbyrd420 → u/thehomiemoth]

They couldn't take most adult humans in a fight, full stop. They simply are not evolved to prey on humans. Especially if the human had a decent stick.

[u/Nolan_Walker → u/TurtleFromSePacific]

No. Tigers don't naturally view humans as prey

Every case of tigers eating humans is when they are sick, injured or starving

Leopards are the only big cats who will kill humans without any of those 3 conditions

[u/Specific-System6954 → u/jbells3332]

I saw a poll once that found 30-ish percent of men believe they can successfully fight a bear. A pissed off house cat will tear your ass up faster than you can react to it

[u/ProMotionDesign]

Miss Kitty said: " I'm going out for lunch and to get a belt and handbag."

[u/ManfredTheCat]

How my torti pictures herself

[u/onward_upward_tt → u/ManfredTheCat]

I mean substitute a fish-tank-livable-size pet lizard for the caiman and she's not too far off lol

[u/SpecialistThrowaway4 → u/onward_upward_tt]

Right, my cat sees giant iguanas on the balcony and he’s foaming at the mouth to get outside and pounce on them so I have to keep the door closed

[u/Hypn00tic_iiz]

The claws the teeth the muscle and you can’t even hear it coming, scary.

[u/miaxogoth]

Lacoste didn't even see where that bite came from.

[u/sockalicious → u/miaxogoth]

IZOD what you did there

[u/Beneficial_Being_721]

That Cat picked up that Croc like a … suitcase and walked off.

[u/jawshoeaw → u/Beneficial_Being_721]

*Caiman

[u/Shitty_Name000 → u/jawshoeaw]

Well, he said croc... While caimans are not crocodiles, caimans are still crocodilians

[u/Beneficial_Being_721 → u/jawshoeaw]

I don’t care what island it’s on…. They bite all the same

[u/Teddy_OMalie64]

Dude had the home field advantage and still lost.

[u/Helpful_Chard2659 → u/Teddy_OMalie64]

Caiman had the high ground too

[u/Working-Glass6136 → u/Teddy_OMalie64]

This was my first thought. Then brings him right back into his home element.

[u/dungeoncrawler71520]

DAMN NATURE, YOU SCARY!

[u/thcheat → u/dungeoncrawler71520]

It's actually metal

r/NatureIsMetal

[u/Rich-the-Stitch]

Damn, a girl can't get some sun to work on her tan without being bothered!

[u/Silver_Slicer]

Ousado loves when the tourists on the other shore distract the yaćare caimans. It’s a mutual relationship with the cat and the tourists.

[u/Nethersworn1 → u/Silver_Slicer]

Yeah the caiman is distracted by whoever is filming I think right? It’s looking right at the camera

[u/Alec_de_Large]

Just imagine you're sunning and then some jackass sneaks up behind you and bites the back of your neck smh

[u/Ocronus → u/Alec_de_Large]

More like an ice pick to the dome. Jaguars are know for their insane bite force and the predisposition for instant kills by targeting the brain and piercing straight through their targets skull.

[u/WaltKegan → u/Alec_de_Large]

Turnabout is fair play.

[u/Prime_Shiva]

Mf must be the strongest swimmer in the Amazon, how he hunting a caiman and taking it back into the water ....damn 

[u/Silver_Slicer → u/Prime_Shiva]

His name is Ousado for a good reason. He’s an amazing jaguar.

[u/crasagam]

“I’m safe from predators on this little island” -The Crock’s last mistake

[u/Working-Glass6136 → u/crasagam]

Dude didn't even think he had predators.

[u/rynomite1199]

It’s not like I didn’t know they were strong but I still somehow can’t believe how easy that looked

[u/BeginningStock9913 → u/rynomite1199]

Scary efficient

[u/MisterHEPennypacker]

Taking the croc into the water is just adding insult to injury.

[u/Impressive-Hold7812]

Crikey!

[u/BlueEyedSpiceJunkie]

Damn, how precise does your bite have to be to stop a reptilian nervous system like that.

[u/Amerlis → u/BlueEyedSpiceJunkie]

From previous videos and comments of this same thing, they have very strong bite strength. Notice they go right for the head. It’s lights out when that skull goes crunch.

[u/thatG_evanP]

The fact that he attacks the caiman from the water and then immediately takes it back into the water really shows the idgaf-ness of that Jaguar. Thanks to the u/Mode_Appropriate for sharing his story. I'm sure all the caimans around there thought "Did you really have to save him? He should be dead!"

[u/TheMordax]

Why is the croc paralyzed? Are the teeth that deep in its skull/brain?

[u/Tottiboiii → u/TheMordax]

Jaguars are very muscular and have a very strong bite relative to body size. They also can easily crack turtle shells and always bite in the head.

[u/jokeswagon]

Old apex predator humbled by new apex predator.

[u/Khawk20]

The balls on that cat…dragging it through the water when it’s a water-based predator:

Very impressive.

[u/WatcherOfTheWay]

Man adds insult to injury by taking the poor caiman back into the water, like mate we get it you're a bad ass.

[u/5elementGG]

Usually it’s the crocodile that drags prey into the water. This time the crocodile is the prey. Amazing.

[u/YoungNobody_]

Aren't Jaguars the only big Cats that aim for the Head ?

[u/Ninetailedredpanda → u/YoungNobody_]

I believe so, skulls are adapted to protect brains rather well, it takes the immense bite force of the jaguar to overcome that.

Anything else would not see as much success with such a strategy and would be more successful going for a neck bite.

Combine that with being forest ambushers they usually wait for prey and leap from above in the trees with a clear path to attack the back of the head on most prey.

This works so well for this one specifically because caiman are low enough to the ground that trees are not needed for the height advantage.

Even with the bite strength I can’t see many of the African savanna predators angling to get on top of a large prey like a water buffalo or the like.

Other predators may employ similar tactics except on significantly smaller prey than themselves, Jaguars are the only ones doing this to prey that may be bigger than themselves.

[u/Key-Jelly-3702]

Sure didn’t expect it to drag it out into the water.

[u/dapudf]

You want to go in the water? Okay, we’ll go in the water

[u/abhorredmisanthrope]

I can fix it. Here kitty kitty. Pspspspspsp

[u/Sea_Pea8536]

Please bring back some Gatorade honey, the green one...

[u/Pressure_Rhapsody]

Cat owners: This is how our cats feel when they hunt mini lizards in the backyard.

[u/Moosplauze]

It's crazy that the cat drags the caiman into the water.

[u/BetaMan141]

... WHAT THE HELL DID I JUST WATCH!?

[u/tiagolkar → u/BetaMan141]

Onça deu bote no Jacaré

[u/kraakej]

...and then BACK into the water?!? Damn.

[u/Good_Analysis9789]

Swims through crocodile infested natural habitat waters to prey then swims back with zero fks.

[u/Hari_Azole]

Swimming away with it is crazy work!

[u/Intention_Superb]

I love how this particular Jaguar has perfected the element of attacking crocodile from their own pinnacle of ambush terrain. What a wild change of circumstance for those crocodile that believe themselves to be safe from a predator attacking them in the water or ambushing them from the water because they are the elite predators of ambush from the water from their own perspective, and this Jaguar is exploiting the same tactic that they use which is hilarious.

[u/bluefoxanime]

Damn can't a man just fucking sunbathe in peace!

[u/Sanjomo]

Big Cats… nature’s perfect killers

[u/ch0psh0p13]

Dude deserves a movie

[u/TikaPants]

Jaguars are the coolest big cats

[u/ThatssoBluejay]

Dude this guy needs a movie about him

[u/AssortedArctic]

Really pulling the uno reverse card

[u/ThirumalKumaran]

Bro croc stopped fighting obeying “pond rules”

[u/Understanding-Fair]

What a badass. Catches croc on dry land, proceeds to carry it back to its home turf.

[u/PRRZ70]

Keeping that caiman population in check. Get that meal, jaguar!

[u/Grapes-RotMG]

Good lord, dont those things get, like, REALLY heavy? And that boy stomps THROUGH WATER holding it like it's nothing.

[u/CurdFedKit]

When your house cat is stalking a feather toy, this is what they imagine they're doing.

[u/Prestigious-Fig-7143]

Dude is like omar from the wire.

[u/sol_krn]

Even takes it away through its own natural habitat. What a baller.

[u/MCMXCIV9]

I kind of fascinated with Jaguar. Out of all animals that it can hunt, it specifically target a dangerous one.

[u/Prestigious_Yam8901]

NO! Not cat's...JAGUARS

A Jaguar is the only cat that would swim across a river to kill it's prey, and THEN swim back across, said river, with it's prey.

Jaguar's are bad ass predators, and this proves it!

[u/blighty800]

Is he trying to feed a village?

[u/JMDeutsch]

So scientists found a jaguar with horrible burns on its paws

Helped it heal

Then we learned it’s such a good hunter and it can drag a crocodile into water to kill it.

What the fuck have we done😂

[u/FaufiffonFec]

  Yet another successful river ambush

You mean yet another repost.

[u/llIIo0O-O0oIIll]

Downvote for the stupid AI voice over

[u/Schmohawk2814]

And he swam his ass through the water... Boss move

[u/guitar_stonks]

This must be what my cats are pretending to do when they hunt lizards in the screen enclosure.

[u/ApprehensivePaint976]

How my cat thinks she looks hunting her toys

[u/StraightOnion1967]

Oh man its a cold world

[u/N0xF0rt]

Let me just grab that caiman and bring it back into the water

[u/The_Wkwied]

Smart orange. Ballsy orange. OHKO orange.

[u/T1Earn]

cats are the most ruthless creatures on Earth

[u/hecton101]

Jaguars are equally comfortable on land, in the water, and in the trees. Unless you suddenly sprout a set of wings, you're fucked. And they're so beautiful. Truly an apex of evolution.

[u/firemanjuanito]

Like picking up a bucket of chicken on the way home from work. Ousado is going to push the caiman into head and leg day evolution. We don't need those stubby little arms and legs getting swole up

[u/DennisSmithJrIsMyGod]

This has me wondering… How many animals in nature actively hunt and eat one another? Like would the gator eat the cat if got lucky enough?

[u/Whowutwhen]

That kitty is strong.

[u/14high]

"Doood I was just tanning"

[u/Blaze010118]

He’s acquired a taste for caiman.

[u/Conscious_Shame_9164]

What in the actual fk... the power, audacity, and skill...

[u/Flothrudawind]

This is the cat all the cat parents are comparing their kids to

[u/PepsXero]

"Damn nature, you're scary"

[u/UziSuzieThia]

Its west coast vs. East all over again

Cheetahs , crocks! When will it end!!

[u/EC_TWD → u/UziSuzieThia]

Not with a cheetah or croc, that’s for sure. (neither are in this video)

[u/AgreeablePeople]

He found a niche that has no competition

[u/weber_mattie]

This is one kitty that is NOT afraid to f%^& with da gator!!

[u/stereotomyalan]

good kitty