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Jaguar vs Caiman: Big Cat Ambushes Reptile In Epic River Battle
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A HUNGRY jaguar and a large caiman wrestle in a river for 20 minutes before the big cat finally prevails. Shot in October by Pantanal visitor John Medlock and wildlife guide, Leen Gillis, 33, the dramatic footage shows the ruthless predator pounce on the unsuspecting reptile while a group of tourists watch in amazement. Filmed in Black Little River in Porto Jofre, Northern Pantanal, the video also shows the jaguar struggling to lift its prey on to the riverbank. The adolescent male, who is new to the area, eventually dragged its prey into the nearby forest and stayed there for the next few days feasting.
To see more from Pantanal Jaguar Safaris click the following link: www.pantanaljaguarsafaris.com
Videographer / Director: Leen Gillis, John Medlock, Pantanal Jaguar Safaris
Producer: Mark Hodge, Nick Johnson
Editor: Joshua Douglas
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When a jaguar pounces, sometimes one bite is all it takes to get a meal. National Geographic has exclusive video of a jaguar taking down a caiman in Brazil's Pantanal wetlands, photos of which went viral earlier this month. Luke Dollar, a conservation scientist who helps manage National Geographic's Big Cats Initiative, explains the hunt and explosive moment of predation.
Read the article from National Geographic News:
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2013/09/130925-caiman-jaguar-animals-science-video-brazil-attack/
VIDEOGRAPHERS: Kedar Hippalgaonkar and Parul Jain
NARRATOR: Luke Dollar
EDITOR: Will Halicks
SPECIAL THANKS: Jason Kurtis
RESEARCH: Joe Lemeris
- published: 26 Sep 2013
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Jaguars swimming at the rivers edge, monkeys in the trees, lots of bird species to keep your eyes peeled for and watch out for the croc!
For more information, photos and tour details visit http://www.worldbigcatsafaris.com or contact us:
Tel +44 (0)1273 691642
US Toll Free: 1866 357 6569
sales@worldbigcatsafaris.com
World Big Cat Safaris is listed under the Natural World Safaris Portfolio http://naturalworldsafaris.com
- published: 18 Feb 2011
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world in the heart of South America, a violent Paradise where searing drought and devastating flood shape the lives of exotic creatures battling to survive. Roughly the size of Florida, Brazil's Pantanal wetland looks idyllic, but life here is harsh. In the first of three programs, as the annual floodwaters drain away, the wars of jaguar and caiman play out on a stage set by the most extreme elements on Earth. The second show reveals caiman, anacondas and giant river otters spreading far and wide in the floods. In the concluding program the filmmakers share their own secrets, including how they captured jaguars as never seen before.
EPISODE GUIDE
Secret Brazil: Wild Pantanal
The heart of South America hides a remote and secret world, a violent Paradise. Searing drought and devastating flood shape the lives of exotic creatures that battle to survive. An area ten times the size of Florida's Everglades, the Pantanal wetland lies in the heart of Brazil. It looks idyllic, but life here is harsh. As the annual floodwaters drain away, Brazil's Pantanal becomes big cat territory. The battles of jaguars and caimans play out on a stage set by the most extreme elements on Earth. Land animals must snatch their chance to eat, meet, and breed
Secret Brazil: Wet Pantanal
The vast power of water creates one of the largest wetlands on the planet, the Pantanal, and gives rise to a teeming concentration of animals. Surging across the heart of Brazil, heavy rains herald its arrival as it unleashes an incredible metamorphosis, transforming the land of the jaguar into the underwater world of the anaconda and piranha. Two Brazilian wildlife cinematographers, Lawrence Wahba and Haroldo Palo Jr., capture a years dramatic milestones in the lives of caimans, anacondas, giant river otters and piranhas as they face the challenge of survival in the changing environment as it drowns and dries out
Secret Brazil: Pantanal Uncut
National Geographic filmmakers Lawrence Wahba and Haroldo Palo Jr. penetrate a remote and secret world in the heart of South America, a violent Paradise where searing drought and devastating flood shape the lives of exotic creatures battling to survive. Roughly the size of Florida, Brazil's Pantanal wetland looks idyllic, but life here is harsh. In the first of three programs, as the annual floodwaters drain away, the wars of jaguar and caiman play out on a stage set by the most extreme elements on Earth. The second show reveals caiman, anacondas and giant river otters spreading far and wide in the floods. In the concluding program, the filmmakers share their own secrets, including how they captured jaguars as never seen before
- published: 28 May 2016
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How hungry do you have to be before fighting a caiman sounds like a good idea? In the Pantanal, Brazil's eastern wetlands, the answer seems to be "about average."
The proof is captured in an astounding set of photos taken by Justin Black, a nature photographer and the founder of Visionary Wild, a wildlife photography school.
The photos show a stealthy jaguar slowly emerge from undergrowth behind a Yacare caiman that's busy sunning itself on the opposite side of a stretch of river. Undeterred by the water, the jaguar slips into the river, sneaks up behind the caiman, and attacks.
"He lifted the 150lb caiman from the ground and trotted toward the water like it was a doggie bone," Black
told the Daily Mail. "The fact he attacked from the water is astonishing ... It was reminiscent of crocs attacking land animals in Africa."
Panthera, a wild cat conservation group, reports Brazil's Pantanal is home to the highest density of jaguars in the world. National Geographic lists the animal as "near threatened," noting the creature is often targeted by hunters, as well as ranchers who see the cats as a threat to livestock.
- published: 06 Sep 2013
- views: 19497
+Pantanal Jaguar (Panthera Onca Palustris) is the Largest and Strongest Jaguar subspecies in the world, also is One of Largest Cat in the world. Length 1m5 to 2m and weight 75kg to 100kg. Biggest Male Jaguar can weight up to 135kg, bigger than Female Lion size. Living in South Brazil, Paraguay, North Argentina and North East Bolivia. With Leopard, Jaguar closely relation with Lion. Jaguar is Largest and Strongest Cat in America and just living in America.
- published: 14 May 2013
- views: 7687
Jaguar Attacks Crocodile: Big Cat Attacks Caiman Crocodile
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A JAGUAR ambushes a stunned caiman crocodile - by exploding from a river like a CROCODILE. The 20-stone cat then sinks its teeth into the eight-foot reptile before dragging it back across the water and into the jungle. The unbelievable kill sequence was captured by photographer Justin Black, 39, in the Pantanal Wetlands of Brazil.
Photographer / Director: Justin Black
Editor: Ian Phillips
For more amazing footage of the amazing side of life, visit the Barcroft Media website: http://bit.ly/19OYwp
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- published: 05 Sep 2013
- views: 3513879
Whilst being a solitary cat and one of the most secretive species in the world, it was a great surprise to see two adult male jaguars resting together on the river banks of the Cuiaba River in the Northern Pantanal. We do not know whether they are brothers or random jaguars who are tolerating each other as there is no female in heat nearby or there is more than enough food to go around. Presumably if either of these two factors were not the case then they would not have been so relaxed around each other. But with the Pantanal jaguar population only recently being subjected to sustained eco-tourism and research we are learning more and more about jaguar ecology and this may not be as unusual as previously thought? Only time will tell. You can join us in the Pantanal on our specialist jaguar watching tours of Brazil, for more information view our website (www.royle-safaris.co.uk/wildlife-holidays/brazil/) or contact us.
- published: 02 Aug 2013
- views: 431
Join Todd Gustafson as he explores Brazil's Pantanal in search of stunning photo opportunities of jaguars.Jaguars of the Pantanal. In the Pantanal of South America lies one of the largest populations of jaguars (panthera onca). Here the diet allows the male jagua.Video of Jaguars currently being viewed by Projeto Onçafari. Filmed by Adam Bannister at Caiman Ecological Refuge, southern Pantanal, Brazil. To view the acc.This was from our Wildside Nature Tours August 2011 trip to the Pantanal, in Brazil. With the boat rocking it is tough to steady the video, but this sequence.Jaguar season is beginning at the pantanal and this is the first of many jaguars to be seen during our safaris out there. This one was seen during a Pantanal.Whilst being a solitary cat and one of the most secretive species in the world, it was a great surprise to see two adult male jaguars resting together on the.We are working on a project to help habituate the iconic jaguar in the incredible wetlands of the Brazilian Pantanal.Paraguay river of Cáceres - Mato Grosso - Brazil, knowing as the last keep secrets on Earth is also the wilderness side of Pantanal and the Jaguar Kingdom! L.This short video clip shows the beautiful wildlife surrounding a riverbank in the Pantanal -- a region in western Brazil, on the border with Bolivia and Para.Video footage of a female jaguar eating and dragging a cow carcass. A segment of the video is filmed via the use of a camera trap. The female jaguar in quest.Video footage of a large male jaguar feeding on a kill. Filmed by Adam Bannister of Projeto Onçafari at Caiman Ecological Refuge in the southern portions of .Travel along the CUIABÁ RIVER in Brazil to explore the rhythm of the birds, river otter, jaguar, caiman and capybara along the river. Life takes on a faster .To view the accompanying story for this video, and to find out more news from the Jaguar Habituation Project please follow the links below: ENGLISH - http://.In search of the jaguar in 2010. I saw a jaguar in the Pantanal. Located in central - western Brasil, the Pantanal is a UK - sized mosaic of seasonally - flo.Whilst searching the river banks for jaguars in the incredible wetlands of Brazil, we spotting this female bounding through the vegetation on the opposite ba.Highlights from our The Best of the Pantanal tour in October 2011.This short video clip shows the beautiful wildlife surrounding a riverbank in the Pantanal -- a region in western Brazil, on the border with Bolivia and Para.This video and still images were featured, in part, in Nat Geo Wild's broadcast of the Feisty Films Ltd. production Hunt for the Shadow Cat during 2011's a.Traveling to the Pantanal in search of wildlife is one of the worlds best wildlife watching experiences. There is a huge abundance and diversity of life here.Shan and I have just returned from an inspiring expedition to Caiman Ecological Refuge situated in Southern Pantanel, South America. We were kindly hosted by.We were very privileged to get get such good close up views of this adult female jaguar as she came out onto the river bank to sunbathe and try and spot some.Pantanal Jaguar Safaris specializes in jaguar safaris, photographic safaris, bird watching, natural history tours to the finest wildlife destinations of Brazil.This short video clip shows the beautiful landscape surrounding a riverbank in the Pantanal -- a region in western Brazil, on the border with Bolivia and Par.
- published: 12 Apr 2014
- views: 720
Pantanal cat
The Pantanal cat (Leopardus braccatus) is a small feline of tropical South America. It is named after the Pantanal wetlands in central South America, but mainly occurs in grassland, shrubland, savannas and deciduous forests. It has traditionally been treated as a subspecies of the larger colocolo, but was split primarily based on differences in pelage colour/pattern and cranial measurements. This split is not supported by genetic work, leading some authorities to maintain that it is a subspecies of the colocolo, although others regard it as "likely [a] distinct species", and the validity of the genetic work has been questioned.
Description
Pantanal cats are small felines, roughly the size of a domestic cat. They have yellowish or brown fur with dark brown spots on the flanks, a whitish throat, two dark lines on each cheek, black stripes on the legs and chest, and black feet and tail-tip. The ears are large and pointed, with dark grey to black fur, and sometimes a pale marking on the posterior surface. There is a single report of a wild melanistic individual from Brazil, although this coat pattern has also been observed in some captive specimens.
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Pantanal
The Pantanal (Portuguese pronunciation: [pɐ̃taˈnaw]) is a natural region encompassing the world's largest tropical wetland area. It is located mostly within the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso do Sul, but it extends into Mato Grosso and portions of Bolivia and Paraguay. It sprawls over an area estimated at between 140,000 and 195,000 square kilometres (54,000 and 75,000 sq mi). Various subregional ecosystems exist, each with distinct hydrological, geological and ecological characteristics; up to 12 of them have been defined (RADAMBRASIL 1982).
Roughly 80% of the Pantanal floodplains are submerged during the rainy seasons, nurturing an astonishing biologically diverse collection of aquatic plants and helping to support a dense array of animal species.
The name "Pantanal" comes from the Portuguese word pântano, meaning wetland, bog, swamp, quagmire or marsh. By comparison, the Brazilian highlands are locally referred to as the planalto, plateau or, literally, high plain.
Geology, geography and ecology
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2:07Jaguar vs Caiman: Big Cat Ambushes Reptile In Epic River Battle
Jaguar vs Caiman: Big Cat Ambushes Reptile In Epic River BattleJaguar vs Caiman: Big Cat Ambushes Reptile In Epic River Battle
Jaguar vs Caiman: Big Cat Ambushes Reptile In Epic River Battle SUBSCRIBE to the Barcroft network: http://bit.ly/Oc61Hj A HUNGRY jaguar and a large caiman wrestle in a river for 20 minutes before the big cat finally prevails. Shot in October by Pantanal visitor John Medlock and wildlife guide, Leen Gillis, 33, the dramatic footage shows the ruthless predator pounce on the unsuspecting reptile while a group of tourists watch in amazement. Filmed in Black Little River in Porto Jofre, Northern Pantanal, the video also shows the jaguar struggling to lift its prey on to the riverbank. The adolescent male, who is new to the area, eventually dragged its prey into the nearby forest and stayed there for the next few days feasting. To see more from Pantanal Jaguar Safaris click the following link: www.pantanaljaguarsafaris.com Videographer / Director: Leen Gillis, John Medlock, Pantanal Jaguar Safaris Producer: Mark Hodge, Nick Johnson Editor: Joshua Douglas Barcroft TV: https://www.youtube.com/user/barcroftmedia/featured Barcroft Cars: https://www.youtube.com/user/BarcroftCars/featured Bear Grylls Adventure: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzcUNwS7mypzPhW4gsjO7og/featured For more of the amazing side of life: For the full story, visit BARCROFT.TV: http://www.barcroft.tv/ Like BARCROFT TV on Facebook: https://www.Facebook.com/BarcroftTV Follow @Barcroft_TV on Twitter: https://www.Twitter.com/Barcroft_TV Check out more videos: https://www.youtube.com/user/barcroftmedia/videos -
3:26Hobie Cat 14 no Pantanal
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2:02Jaguar Attacks Crocodile (EXCLUSIVE VIDEO)
Jaguar Attacks Crocodile (EXCLUSIVE VIDEO)Jaguar Attacks Crocodile (EXCLUSIVE VIDEO)
When a jaguar pounces, sometimes one bite is all it takes to get a meal. National Geographic has exclusive video of a jaguar taking down a caiman in Brazil's Pantanal wetlands, photos of which went viral earlier this month. Luke Dollar, a conservation scientist who helps manage National Geographic's Big Cats Initiative, explains the hunt and explosive moment of predation. Read the article from National Geographic News: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2013/09/130925-caiman-jaguar-animals-science-video-brazil-attack/ VIDEOGRAPHERS: Kedar Hippalgaonkar and Parul Jain NARRATOR: Luke Dollar EDITOR: Will Halicks SPECIAL THANKS: Jason Kurtis RESEARCH: Joe Lemeris -
4:56Pantanal Wildlife Adventure
Pantanal Wildlife AdventurePantanal Wildlife Adventure
Jaguars swimming at the rivers edge, monkeys in the trees, lots of bird species to keep your eyes peeled for and watch out for the croc! For more information, photos and tour details visit http://www.worldbigcatsafaris.com or contact us: Tel +44 (0)1273 691642 US Toll Free: 1866 357 6569 sales@worldbigcatsafaris.com World Big Cat Safaris is listed under the Natural World Safaris Portfolio http://naturalworldsafaris.com -
41:49[Nat Geo Wild] - Secret Brazil Wild Pantanal Part #1- "National Geographic Documentary"
[Nat Geo Wild] - Secret Brazil Wild Pantanal Part #1- "National Geographic Documentary"[Nat Geo Wild] - Secret Brazil Wild Pantanal Part #1- "National Geographic Documentary"
DESCRIPTION world in the heart of South America, a violent Paradise where searing drought and devastating flood shape the lives of exotic creatures battling to survive. Roughly the size of Florida, Brazil's Pantanal wetland looks idyllic, but life here is harsh. In the first of three programs, as the annual floodwaters drain away, the wars of jaguar and caiman play out on a stage set by the most extreme elements on Earth. The second show reveals caiman, anacondas and giant river otters spreading far and wide in the floods. In the concluding program the filmmakers share their own secrets, including how they captured jaguars as never seen before. EPISODE GUIDE Secret Brazil: Wild Pantanal The heart of South America hides a remote and secret world, a violent Paradise. Searing drought and devastating flood shape the lives of exotic creatures that battle to survive. An area ten times the size of Florida's Everglades, the Pantanal wetland lies in the heart of Brazil. It looks idyllic, but life here is harsh. As the annual floodwaters drain away, Brazil's Pantanal becomes big cat territory. The battles of jaguars and caimans play out on a stage set by the most extreme elements on Earth. Land animals must snatch their chance to eat, meet, and breed Secret Brazil: Wet Pantanal The vast power of water creates one of the largest wetlands on the planet, the Pantanal, and gives rise to a teeming concentration of animals. Surging across the heart of Brazil, heavy rains herald its arrival as it unleashes an incredible metamorphosis, transforming the land of the jaguar into the underwater world of the anaconda and piranha. Two Brazilian wildlife cinematographers, Lawrence Wahba and Haroldo Palo Jr., capture a years dramatic milestones in the lives of caimans, anacondas, giant river otters and piranhas as they face the challenge of survival in the changing environment as it drowns and dries out Secret Brazil: Pantanal Uncut National Geographic filmmakers Lawrence Wahba and Haroldo Palo Jr. penetrate a remote and secret world in the heart of South America, a violent Paradise where searing drought and devastating flood shape the lives of exotic creatures battling to survive. Roughly the size of Florida, Brazil's Pantanal wetland looks idyllic, but life here is harsh. In the first of three programs, as the annual floodwaters drain away, the wars of jaguar and caiman play out on a stage set by the most extreme elements on Earth. The second show reveals caiman, anacondas and giant river otters spreading far and wide in the floods. In the concluding program, the filmmakers share their own secrets, including how they captured jaguars as never seen before -
0:32Hungry Jaguar Attacks Caiman In Brazil's Pantanal Wetlands
Hungry Jaguar Attacks Caiman In Brazil's Pantanal WetlandsHungry Jaguar Attacks Caiman In Brazil's Pantanal Wetlands
How hungry do you have to be before fighting a caiman sounds like a good idea? In the Pantanal, Brazil's eastern wetlands, the answer seems to be "about average." The proof is captured in an astounding set of photos taken by Justin Black, a nature photographer and the founder of Visionary Wild, a wildlife photography school. The photos show a stealthy jaguar slowly emerge from undergrowth behind a Yacare caiman that's busy sunning itself on the opposite side of a stretch of river. Undeterred by the water, the jaguar slips into the river, sneaks up behind the caiman, and attacks. "He lifted the 150lb caiman from the ground and trotted toward the water like it was a doggie bone," Black told the Daily Mail. "The fact he attacked from the water is astonishing ... It was reminiscent of crocs attacking land animals in Africa." Panthera, a wild cat conservation group, reports Brazil's Pantanal is home to the highest density of jaguars in the world. National Geographic lists the animal as "near threatened," noting the creature is often targeted by hunters, as well as ranchers who see the cats as a threat to livestock. -
3:27Pantanal Jaguar - the Biggest and Strongest Jaguar in the world.
Pantanal Jaguar - the Biggest and Strongest Jaguar in the world.Pantanal Jaguar - the Biggest and Strongest Jaguar in the world.
+Pantanal Jaguar (Panthera Onca Palustris) is the Largest and Strongest Jaguar subspecies in the world, also is One of Largest Cat in the world. Length 1m5 to 2m and weight 75kg to 100kg. Biggest Male Jaguar can weight up to 135kg, bigger than Female Lion size. Living in South Brazil, Paraguay, North Argentina and North East Bolivia. With Leopard, Jaguar closely relation with Lion. Jaguar is Largest and Strongest Cat in America and just living in America. -
1:06Jaguar Attacks Crocodile: Big Cat Attacks Caiman Crocodile
Jaguar Attacks Crocodile: Big Cat Attacks Caiman CrocodileJaguar Attacks Crocodile: Big Cat Attacks Caiman Crocodile
Jaguar Attacks Crocodile: Big Cat Attacks Caiman Crocodile SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/Oc61Hj A JAGUAR ambushes a stunned caiman crocodile - by exploding from a river like a CROCODILE. The 20-stone cat then sinks its teeth into the eight-foot reptile before dragging it back across the water and into the jungle. The unbelievable kill sequence was captured by photographer Justin Black, 39, in the Pantanal Wetlands of Brazil. Photographer / Director: Justin Black Editor: Ian Phillips For more amazing footage of the amazing side of life, visit the Barcroft Media website: http://bit.ly/19OYwp Like Barcroft Media on Facebook: http://on.fb.me/RJlaj6 Follow Barcroft Media on Twitter: http://bit.ly/10vFLY9 -
1:44Two Male Jaguars Sighted in the Pantanal
Two Male Jaguars Sighted in the PantanalTwo Male Jaguars Sighted in the Pantanal
Whilst being a solitary cat and one of the most secretive species in the world, it was a great surprise to see two adult male jaguars resting together on the river banks of the Cuiaba River in the Northern Pantanal. We do not know whether they are brothers or random jaguars who are tolerating each other as there is no female in heat nearby or there is more than enough food to go around. Presumably if either of these two factors were not the case then they would not have been so relaxed around each other. But with the Pantanal jaguar population only recently being subjected to sustained eco-tourism and research we are learning more and more about jaguar ecology and this may not be as unusual as previously thought? Only time will tell. You can join us in the Pantanal on our specialist jaguar watching tours of Brazil, for more information view our website (www.royle-safaris.co.uk/wildlife-holidays/brazil/) or contact us. -
1:33Jaguars of the Pantanal
Jaguars of the PantanalJaguars of the Pantanal
Join Todd Gustafson as he explores Brazil's Pantanal in search of stunning photo opportunities of jaguars.Jaguars of the Pantanal. In the Pantanal of South America lies one of the largest populations of jaguars (panthera onca). Here the diet allows the male jagua.Video of Jaguars currently being viewed by Projeto Onçafari. Filmed by Adam Bannister at Caiman Ecological Refuge, southern Pantanal, Brazil. To view the acc.This was from our Wildside Nature Tours August 2011 trip to the Pantanal, in Brazil. With the boat rocking it is tough to steady the video, but this sequence.Jaguar season is beginning at the pantanal and this is the first of many jaguars to be seen during our safaris out there. This one was seen during a Pantanal.Whilst being a solitary cat and one of the most secretive species in the world, it was a great surprise to see two adult male jaguars resting together on the.We are working on a project to help habituate the iconic jaguar in the incredible wetlands of the Brazilian Pantanal.Paraguay river of Cáceres - Mato Grosso - Brazil, knowing as the last keep secrets on Earth is also the wilderness side of Pantanal and the Jaguar Kingdom! L.This short video clip shows the beautiful wildlife surrounding a riverbank in the Pantanal -- a region in western Brazil, on the border with Bolivia and Para.Video footage of a female jaguar eating and dragging a cow carcass. A segment of the video is filmed via the use of a camera trap. The female jaguar in quest.Video footage of a large male jaguar feeding on a kill. Filmed by Adam Bannister of Projeto Onçafari at Caiman Ecological Refuge in the southern portions of .Travel along the CUIABÁ RIVER in Brazil to explore the rhythm of the birds, river otter, jaguar, caiman and capybara along the river. Life takes on a faster .To view the accompanying story for this video, and to find out more news from the Jaguar Habituation Project please follow the links below: ENGLISH - http://.In search of the jaguar in 2010. I saw a jaguar in the Pantanal. Located in central - western Brasil, the Pantanal is a UK - sized mosaic of seasonally - flo.Whilst searching the river banks for jaguars in the incredible wetlands of Brazil, we spotting this female bounding through the vegetation on the opposite ba.Highlights from our The Best of the Pantanal tour in October 2011.This short video clip shows the beautiful wildlife surrounding a riverbank in the Pantanal -- a region in western Brazil, on the border with Bolivia and Para.This video and still images were featured, in part, in Nat Geo Wild's broadcast of the Feisty Films Ltd. production Hunt for the Shadow Cat during 2011's a.Traveling to the Pantanal in search of wildlife is one of the worlds best wildlife watching experiences. There is a huge abundance and diversity of life here.Shan and I have just returned from an inspiring expedition to Caiman Ecological Refuge situated in Southern Pantanel, South America. We were kindly hosted by.We were very privileged to get get such good close up views of this adult female jaguar as she came out onto the river bank to sunbathe and try and spot some.Pantanal Jaguar Safaris specializes in jaguar safaris, photographic safaris, bird watching, natural history tours to the finest wildlife destinations of Brazil.This short video clip shows the beautiful landscape surrounding a riverbank in the Pantanal -- a region in western Brazil, on the border with Bolivia and Par.
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Jaguar vs Caiman: Big Cat Ambushes Reptile In Epic River Battle
Jaguar vs Caiman: Big Cat Ambushes Reptile In Epic River Battle SUBSCRIBE to the Barcroft network: http://bit.ly/Oc61Hj A HUNGRY jaguar and a large caiman wrestle in a river for 20 minutes before the big cat finally prevails. Shot in October by Pantanal visitor John Medlock and wildlife guide, Leen Gillis, 33, the dramatic footage shows the ruthless predator pounce on the unsuspecting reptile while a group of tourists watch in amazement. Filmed in Black Little River in Porto Jofre, Northern Pantanal, the video also shows the jaguar struggling to lift its prey on to the riverbank. The adolescent male, who is new to the area, eventually dragged its prey into the nearby forest and stayed there for the next few days feasting. To see more from Pantanal Jaguar Safaris click the following link:... -
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Jaguar Attacks Crocodile (EXCLUSIVE VIDEO)
When a jaguar pounces, sometimes one bite is all it takes to get a meal. National Geographic has exclusive video of a jaguar taking down a caiman in Brazil's Pantanal wetlands, photos of which went viral earlier this month. Luke Dollar, a conservation scientist who helps manage National Geographic's Big Cats Initiative, explains the hunt and explosive moment of predation. Read the article from National Geographic News: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2013/09/130925-caiman-jaguar-animals-science-video-brazil-attack/ VIDEOGRAPHERS: Kedar Hippalgaonkar and Parul Jain NARRATOR: Luke Dollar EDITOR: Will Halicks SPECIAL THANKS: Jason Kurtis RESEARCH: Joe Lemeris -
Pantanal Wildlife Adventure
Jaguars swimming at the rivers edge, monkeys in the trees, lots of bird species to keep your eyes peeled for and watch out for the croc! For more information, photos and tour details visit http://www.worldbigcatsafaris.com or contact us: Tel +44 (0)1273 691642 US Toll Free: 1866 357 6569 sales@worldbigcatsafaris.com World Big Cat Safaris is listed under the Natural World Safaris Portfolio http://naturalworldsafaris.com -
[Nat Geo Wild] - Secret Brazil Wild Pantanal Part #1- "National Geographic Documentary"
DESCRIPTION world in the heart of South America, a violent Paradise where searing drought and devastating flood shape the lives of exotic creatures battling to survive. Roughly the size of Florida, Brazil's Pantanal wetland looks idyllic, but life here is harsh. In the first of three programs, as the annual floodwaters drain away, the wars of jaguar and caiman play out on a stage set by the most extreme elements on Earth. The second show reveals caiman, anacondas and giant river otters spreading far and wide in the floods. In the concluding program the filmmakers share their own secrets, including how they captured jaguars as never seen before. EPISODE GUIDE Secret Brazil: Wild Pantanal The heart of South America hides a remote and secret world, a violent Paradise. Searing drought and deva... -
Hungry Jaguar Attacks Caiman In Brazil's Pantanal Wetlands
How hungry do you have to be before fighting a caiman sounds like a good idea? In the Pantanal, Brazil's eastern wetlands, the answer seems to be "about average." The proof is captured in an astounding set of photos taken by Justin Black, a nature photographer and the founder of Visionary Wild, a wildlife photography school. The photos show a stealthy jaguar slowly emerge from undergrowth behind a Yacare caiman that's busy sunning itself on the opposite side of a stretch of river. Undeterred by the water, the jaguar slips into the river, sneaks up behind the caiman, and attacks. "He lifted the 150lb caiman from the ground and trotted toward the water like it was a doggie bone," Black told the Daily Mail. "The fact he attacked from the water is astonishing ... It was reminiscent of crocs at... -
Pantanal Jaguar - the Biggest and Strongest Jaguar in the world.
+Pantanal Jaguar (Panthera Onca Palustris) is the Largest and Strongest Jaguar subspecies in the world, also is One of Largest Cat in the world. Length 1m5 to 2m and weight 75kg to 100kg. Biggest Male Jaguar can weight up to 135kg, bigger than Female Lion size. Living in South Brazil, Paraguay, North Argentina and North East Bolivia. With Leopard, Jaguar closely relation with Lion. Jaguar is Largest and Strongest Cat in America and just living in America. -
Jaguar Attacks Crocodile: Big Cat Attacks Caiman Crocodile
Jaguar Attacks Crocodile: Big Cat Attacks Caiman Crocodile SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/Oc61Hj A JAGUAR ambushes a stunned caiman crocodile - by exploding from a river like a CROCODILE. The 20-stone cat then sinks its teeth into the eight-foot reptile before dragging it back across the water and into the jungle. The unbelievable kill sequence was captured by photographer Justin Black, 39, in the Pantanal Wetlands of Brazil. Photographer / Director: Justin Black Editor: Ian Phillips For more amazing footage of the amazing side of life, visit the Barcroft Media website: http://bit.ly/19OYwp Like Barcroft Media on Facebook: http://on.fb.me/RJlaj6 Follow Barcroft Media on Twitter: http://bit.ly/10vFLY9 -
Two Male Jaguars Sighted in the Pantanal
Whilst being a solitary cat and one of the most secretive species in the world, it was a great surprise to see two adult male jaguars resting together on the river banks of the Cuiaba River in the Northern Pantanal. We do not know whether they are brothers or random jaguars who are tolerating each other as there is no female in heat nearby or there is more than enough food to go around. Presumably if either of these two factors were not the case then they would not have been so relaxed around each other. But with the Pantanal jaguar population only recently being subjected to sustained eco-tourism and research we are learning more and more about jaguar ecology and this may not be as unusual as previously thought? Only time will tell. You can join us in the Pantanal on our specialist jaguar... -
Jaguars of the Pantanal
Join Todd Gustafson as he explores Brazil's Pantanal in search of stunning photo opportunities of jaguars.Jaguars of the Pantanal. In the Pantanal of South America lies one of the largest populations of jaguars (panthera onca). Here the diet allows the male jagua.Video of Jaguars currently being viewed by Projeto Onçafari. Filmed by Adam Bannister at Caiman Ecological Refuge, southern Pantanal, Brazil. To view the acc.This was from our Wildside Nature Tours August 2011 trip to the Pantanal, in Brazil. With the boat rocking it is tough to steady the video, but this sequence.Jaguar season is beginning at the pantanal and this is the first of many jaguars to be seen during our safaris out there. This one was seen during a Pantanal.Whilst being a solitary cat and one of the most secretive spec...
Jaguar vs Caiman: Big Cat Ambushes Reptile In Epic River Battle
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Jaguar vs Caiman: Big Cat Ambushes Reptile In Epic River Battle
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A HUNGRY jaguar and a large caiman wres...
Jaguar vs Caiman: Big Cat Ambushes Reptile In Epic River Battle
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A HUNGRY jaguar and a large caiman wrestle in a river for 20 minutes before the big cat finally prevails. Shot in October by Pantanal visitor John Medlock and wildlife guide, Leen Gillis, 33, the dramatic footage shows the ruthless predator pounce on the unsuspecting reptile while a group of tourists watch in amazement. Filmed in Black Little River in Porto Jofre, Northern Pantanal, the video also shows the jaguar struggling to lift its prey on to the riverbank. The adolescent male, who is new to the area, eventually dragged its prey into the nearby forest and stayed there for the next few days feasting.
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A HUNGRY jaguar and a large caiman wrestle in a river for 20 minutes before the big cat finally prevails. Shot in October by Pantanal visitor John Medlock and wildlife guide, Leen Gillis, 33, the dramatic footage shows the ruthless predator pounce on the unsuspecting reptile while a group of tourists watch in amazement. Filmed in Black Little River in Porto Jofre, Northern Pantanal, the video also shows the jaguar struggling to lift its prey on to the riverbank. The adolescent male, who is new to the area, eventually dragged its prey into the nearby forest and stayed there for the next few days feasting.
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Hobie Cat 14 no Pantanal
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Jaguar Attacks Crocodile (EXCLUSIVE VIDEO)
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- Duration: 2:02
- Updated: 26 Sep 2013
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When a jaguar pounces, sometimes one bite is all it takes to get a meal. National Geographic has exclusive video of a jaguar taking down a caiman in Brazil's Pa...
When a jaguar pounces, sometimes one bite is all it takes to get a meal. National Geographic has exclusive video of a jaguar taking down a caiman in Brazil's Pantanal wetlands, photos of which went viral earlier this month. Luke Dollar, a conservation scientist who helps manage National Geographic's Big Cats Initiative, explains the hunt and explosive moment of predation.
Read the article from National Geographic News:
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2013/09/130925-caiman-jaguar-animals-science-video-brazil-attack/
VIDEOGRAPHERS: Kedar Hippalgaonkar and Parul Jain
NARRATOR: Luke Dollar
EDITOR: Will Halicks
SPECIAL THANKS: Jason Kurtis
RESEARCH: Joe Lemeris
wn.com/Jaguar Attacks Crocodile (Exclusive Video)
When a jaguar pounces, sometimes one bite is all it takes to get a meal. National Geographic has exclusive video of a jaguar taking down a caiman in Brazil's Pantanal wetlands, photos of which went viral earlier this month. Luke Dollar, a conservation scientist who helps manage National Geographic's Big Cats Initiative, explains the hunt and explosive moment of predation.
Read the article from National Geographic News:
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2013/09/130925-caiman-jaguar-animals-science-video-brazil-attack/
VIDEOGRAPHERS: Kedar Hippalgaonkar and Parul Jain
NARRATOR: Luke Dollar
EDITOR: Will Halicks
SPECIAL THANKS: Jason Kurtis
RESEARCH: Joe Lemeris
- published: 26 Sep 2013
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Pantanal Wildlife Adventure
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- Updated: 18 Feb 2011
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Jaguars swimming at the rivers edge, monkeys in the trees, lots of bird species to keep your eyes peeled for and watch out for the croc!
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Jaguars swimming at the rivers edge, monkeys in the trees, lots of bird species to keep your eyes peeled for and watch out for the croc!
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Jaguars swimming at the rivers edge, monkeys in the trees, lots of bird species to keep your eyes peeled for and watch out for the croc!
For more information, photos and tour details visit http://www.worldbigcatsafaris.com or contact us:
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- published: 18 Feb 2011
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[Nat Geo Wild] - Secret Brazil Wild Pantanal Part #1- "National Geographic Documentary"
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- Duration: 41:49
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world in the heart of South America, a violent Paradise where searing drought and devastating flood shape the lives of exotic creatures battling to ...
DESCRIPTION
world in the heart of South America, a violent Paradise where searing drought and devastating flood shape the lives of exotic creatures battling to survive. Roughly the size of Florida, Brazil's Pantanal wetland looks idyllic, but life here is harsh. In the first of three programs, as the annual floodwaters drain away, the wars of jaguar and caiman play out on a stage set by the most extreme elements on Earth. The second show reveals caiman, anacondas and giant river otters spreading far and wide in the floods. In the concluding program the filmmakers share their own secrets, including how they captured jaguars as never seen before.
EPISODE GUIDE
Secret Brazil: Wild Pantanal
The heart of South America hides a remote and secret world, a violent Paradise. Searing drought and devastating flood shape the lives of exotic creatures that battle to survive. An area ten times the size of Florida's Everglades, the Pantanal wetland lies in the heart of Brazil. It looks idyllic, but life here is harsh. As the annual floodwaters drain away, Brazil's Pantanal becomes big cat territory. The battles of jaguars and caimans play out on a stage set by the most extreme elements on Earth. Land animals must snatch their chance to eat, meet, and breed
Secret Brazil: Wet Pantanal
The vast power of water creates one of the largest wetlands on the planet, the Pantanal, and gives rise to a teeming concentration of animals. Surging across the heart of Brazil, heavy rains herald its arrival as it unleashes an incredible metamorphosis, transforming the land of the jaguar into the underwater world of the anaconda and piranha. Two Brazilian wildlife cinematographers, Lawrence Wahba and Haroldo Palo Jr., capture a years dramatic milestones in the lives of caimans, anacondas, giant river otters and piranhas as they face the challenge of survival in the changing environment as it drowns and dries out
Secret Brazil: Pantanal Uncut
National Geographic filmmakers Lawrence Wahba and Haroldo Palo Jr. penetrate a remote and secret world in the heart of South America, a violent Paradise where searing drought and devastating flood shape the lives of exotic creatures battling to survive. Roughly the size of Florida, Brazil's Pantanal wetland looks idyllic, but life here is harsh. In the first of three programs, as the annual floodwaters drain away, the wars of jaguar and caiman play out on a stage set by the most extreme elements on Earth. The second show reveals caiman, anacondas and giant river otters spreading far and wide in the floods. In the concluding program, the filmmakers share their own secrets, including how they captured jaguars as never seen before
wn.com/Nat Geo Wild Secret Brazil Wild Pantanal Part 1 National Geographic Documentary
DESCRIPTION
world in the heart of South America, a violent Paradise where searing drought and devastating flood shape the lives of exotic creatures battling to survive. Roughly the size of Florida, Brazil's Pantanal wetland looks idyllic, but life here is harsh. In the first of three programs, as the annual floodwaters drain away, the wars of jaguar and caiman play out on a stage set by the most extreme elements on Earth. The second show reveals caiman, anacondas and giant river otters spreading far and wide in the floods. In the concluding program the filmmakers share their own secrets, including how they captured jaguars as never seen before.
EPISODE GUIDE
Secret Brazil: Wild Pantanal
The heart of South America hides a remote and secret world, a violent Paradise. Searing drought and devastating flood shape the lives of exotic creatures that battle to survive. An area ten times the size of Florida's Everglades, the Pantanal wetland lies in the heart of Brazil. It looks idyllic, but life here is harsh. As the annual floodwaters drain away, Brazil's Pantanal becomes big cat territory. The battles of jaguars and caimans play out on a stage set by the most extreme elements on Earth. Land animals must snatch their chance to eat, meet, and breed
Secret Brazil: Wet Pantanal
The vast power of water creates one of the largest wetlands on the planet, the Pantanal, and gives rise to a teeming concentration of animals. Surging across the heart of Brazil, heavy rains herald its arrival as it unleashes an incredible metamorphosis, transforming the land of the jaguar into the underwater world of the anaconda and piranha. Two Brazilian wildlife cinematographers, Lawrence Wahba and Haroldo Palo Jr., capture a years dramatic milestones in the lives of caimans, anacondas, giant river otters and piranhas as they face the challenge of survival in the changing environment as it drowns and dries out
Secret Brazil: Pantanal Uncut
National Geographic filmmakers Lawrence Wahba and Haroldo Palo Jr. penetrate a remote and secret world in the heart of South America, a violent Paradise where searing drought and devastating flood shape the lives of exotic creatures battling to survive. Roughly the size of Florida, Brazil's Pantanal wetland looks idyllic, but life here is harsh. In the first of three programs, as the annual floodwaters drain away, the wars of jaguar and caiman play out on a stage set by the most extreme elements on Earth. The second show reveals caiman, anacondas and giant river otters spreading far and wide in the floods. In the concluding program, the filmmakers share their own secrets, including how they captured jaguars as never seen before
- published: 28 May 2016
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Hungry Jaguar Attacks Caiman In Brazil's Pantanal Wetlands
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How hungry do you have to be before fighting a caiman sounds like a good idea? In the Pantanal, Brazil's eastern wetlands, the answer seems to be "about average...
How hungry do you have to be before fighting a caiman sounds like a good idea? In the Pantanal, Brazil's eastern wetlands, the answer seems to be "about average."
The proof is captured in an astounding set of photos taken by Justin Black, a nature photographer and the founder of Visionary Wild, a wildlife photography school.
The photos show a stealthy jaguar slowly emerge from undergrowth behind a Yacare caiman that's busy sunning itself on the opposite side of a stretch of river. Undeterred by the water, the jaguar slips into the river, sneaks up behind the caiman, and attacks.
"He lifted the 150lb caiman from the ground and trotted toward the water like it was a doggie bone," Black
told the Daily Mail. "The fact he attacked from the water is astonishing ... It was reminiscent of crocs attacking land animals in Africa."
Panthera, a wild cat conservation group, reports Brazil's Pantanal is home to the highest density of jaguars in the world. National Geographic lists the animal as "near threatened," noting the creature is often targeted by hunters, as well as ranchers who see the cats as a threat to livestock.
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How hungry do you have to be before fighting a caiman sounds like a good idea? In the Pantanal, Brazil's eastern wetlands, the answer seems to be "about average."
The proof is captured in an astounding set of photos taken by Justin Black, a nature photographer and the founder of Visionary Wild, a wildlife photography school.
The photos show a stealthy jaguar slowly emerge from undergrowth behind a Yacare caiman that's busy sunning itself on the opposite side of a stretch of river. Undeterred by the water, the jaguar slips into the river, sneaks up behind the caiman, and attacks.
"He lifted the 150lb caiman from the ground and trotted toward the water like it was a doggie bone," Black
told the Daily Mail. "The fact he attacked from the water is astonishing ... It was reminiscent of crocs attacking land animals in Africa."
Panthera, a wild cat conservation group, reports Brazil's Pantanal is home to the highest density of jaguars in the world. National Geographic lists the animal as "near threatened," noting the creature is often targeted by hunters, as well as ranchers who see the cats as a threat to livestock.
- published: 06 Sep 2013
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Pantanal Jaguar - the Biggest and Strongest Jaguar in the world.
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- Duration: 3:27
- Updated: 14 May 2013
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+Pantanal Jaguar (Panthera Onca Palustris) is the Largest and Strongest Jaguar subspecies in the world, also is One of Largest Cat in the world. Length 1m5 to 2...
+Pantanal Jaguar (Panthera Onca Palustris) is the Largest and Strongest Jaguar subspecies in the world, also is One of Largest Cat in the world. Length 1m5 to 2m and weight 75kg to 100kg. Biggest Male Jaguar can weight up to 135kg, bigger than Female Lion size. Living in South Brazil, Paraguay, North Argentina and North East Bolivia. With Leopard, Jaguar closely relation with Lion. Jaguar is Largest and Strongest Cat in America and just living in America.
wn.com/Pantanal Jaguar The Biggest And Strongest Jaguar In The World.
+Pantanal Jaguar (Panthera Onca Palustris) is the Largest and Strongest Jaguar subspecies in the world, also is One of Largest Cat in the world. Length 1m5 to 2m and weight 75kg to 100kg. Biggest Male Jaguar can weight up to 135kg, bigger than Female Lion size. Living in South Brazil, Paraguay, North Argentina and North East Bolivia. With Leopard, Jaguar closely relation with Lion. Jaguar is Largest and Strongest Cat in America and just living in America.
- published: 14 May 2013
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Jaguar Attacks Crocodile: Big Cat Attacks Caiman Crocodile
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- Updated: 05 Sep 2013
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Jaguar Attacks Crocodile: Big Cat Attacks Caiman Crocodile
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A JAGUAR ambushes a stunned caiman crocodile - by exploding from a ...
Jaguar Attacks Crocodile: Big Cat Attacks Caiman Crocodile
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A JAGUAR ambushes a stunned caiman crocodile - by exploding from a river like a CROCODILE. The 20-stone cat then sinks its teeth into the eight-foot reptile before dragging it back across the water and into the jungle. The unbelievable kill sequence was captured by photographer Justin Black, 39, in the Pantanal Wetlands of Brazil.
Photographer / Director: Justin Black
Editor: Ian Phillips
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Jaguar Attacks Crocodile: Big Cat Attacks Caiman Crocodile
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A JAGUAR ambushes a stunned caiman crocodile - by exploding from a river like a CROCODILE. The 20-stone cat then sinks its teeth into the eight-foot reptile before dragging it back across the water and into the jungle. The unbelievable kill sequence was captured by photographer Justin Black, 39, in the Pantanal Wetlands of Brazil.
Photographer / Director: Justin Black
Editor: Ian Phillips
For more amazing footage of the amazing side of life, visit the Barcroft Media website: http://bit.ly/19OYwp
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- published: 05 Sep 2013
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Two Male Jaguars Sighted in the Pantanal
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- Duration: 1:44
- Updated: 02 Aug 2013
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Whilst being a solitary cat and one of the most secretive species in the world, it was a great surprise to see two adult male jaguars resting together on the ri...
Whilst being a solitary cat and one of the most secretive species in the world, it was a great surprise to see two adult male jaguars resting together on the river banks of the Cuiaba River in the Northern Pantanal. We do not know whether they are brothers or random jaguars who are tolerating each other as there is no female in heat nearby or there is more than enough food to go around. Presumably if either of these two factors were not the case then they would not have been so relaxed around each other. But with the Pantanal jaguar population only recently being subjected to sustained eco-tourism and research we are learning more and more about jaguar ecology and this may not be as unusual as previously thought? Only time will tell. You can join us in the Pantanal on our specialist jaguar watching tours of Brazil, for more information view our website (www.royle-safaris.co.uk/wildlife-holidays/brazil/) or contact us.
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Whilst being a solitary cat and one of the most secretive species in the world, it was a great surprise to see two adult male jaguars resting together on the river banks of the Cuiaba River in the Northern Pantanal. We do not know whether they are brothers or random jaguars who are tolerating each other as there is no female in heat nearby or there is more than enough food to go around. Presumably if either of these two factors were not the case then they would not have been so relaxed around each other. But with the Pantanal jaguar population only recently being subjected to sustained eco-tourism and research we are learning more and more about jaguar ecology and this may not be as unusual as previously thought? Only time will tell. You can join us in the Pantanal on our specialist jaguar watching tours of Brazil, for more information view our website (www.royle-safaris.co.uk/wildlife-holidays/brazil/) or contact us.
- published: 02 Aug 2013
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Jaguars of the Pantanal
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- Duration: 1:33
- Updated: 12 Apr 2014
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Join Todd Gustafson as he explores Brazil's Pantanal in search of stunning photo opportunities of jaguars.Jaguars of the Pantanal. In the Pantanal of South Amer...
Join Todd Gustafson as he explores Brazil's Pantanal in search of stunning photo opportunities of jaguars.Jaguars of the Pantanal. In the Pantanal of South America lies one of the largest populations of jaguars (panthera onca). Here the diet allows the male jagua.Video of Jaguars currently being viewed by Projeto Onçafari. Filmed by Adam Bannister at Caiman Ecological Refuge, southern Pantanal, Brazil. To view the acc.This was from our Wildside Nature Tours August 2011 trip to the Pantanal, in Brazil. With the boat rocking it is tough to steady the video, but this sequence.Jaguar season is beginning at the pantanal and this is the first of many jaguars to be seen during our safaris out there. This one was seen during a Pantanal.Whilst being a solitary cat and one of the most secretive species in the world, it was a great surprise to see two adult male jaguars resting together on the.We are working on a project to help habituate the iconic jaguar in the incredible wetlands of the Brazilian Pantanal.Paraguay river of Cáceres - Mato Grosso - Brazil, knowing as the last keep secrets on Earth is also the wilderness side of Pantanal and the Jaguar Kingdom! L.This short video clip shows the beautiful wildlife surrounding a riverbank in the Pantanal -- a region in western Brazil, on the border with Bolivia and Para.Video footage of a female jaguar eating and dragging a cow carcass. A segment of the video is filmed via the use of a camera trap. The female jaguar in quest.Video footage of a large male jaguar feeding on a kill. Filmed by Adam Bannister of Projeto Onçafari at Caiman Ecological Refuge in the southern portions of .Travel along the CUIABÁ RIVER in Brazil to explore the rhythm of the birds, river otter, jaguar, caiman and capybara along the river. Life takes on a faster .To view the accompanying story for this video, and to find out more news from the Jaguar Habituation Project please follow the links below: ENGLISH - http://.In search of the jaguar in 2010. I saw a jaguar in the Pantanal. Located in central - western Brasil, the Pantanal is a UK - sized mosaic of seasonally - flo.Whilst searching the river banks for jaguars in the incredible wetlands of Brazil, we spotting this female bounding through the vegetation on the opposite ba.Highlights from our The Best of the Pantanal tour in October 2011.This short video clip shows the beautiful wildlife surrounding a riverbank in the Pantanal -- a region in western Brazil, on the border with Bolivia and Para.This video and still images were featured, in part, in Nat Geo Wild's broadcast of the Feisty Films Ltd. production Hunt for the Shadow Cat during 2011's a.Traveling to the Pantanal in search of wildlife is one of the worlds best wildlife watching experiences. There is a huge abundance and diversity of life here.Shan and I have just returned from an inspiring expedition to Caiman Ecological Refuge situated in Southern Pantanel, South America. We were kindly hosted by.We were very privileged to get get such good close up views of this adult female jaguar as she came out onto the river bank to sunbathe and try and spot some.Pantanal Jaguar Safaris specializes in jaguar safaris, photographic safaris, bird watching, natural history tours to the finest wildlife destinations of Brazil.This short video clip shows the beautiful landscape surrounding a riverbank in the Pantanal -- a region in western Brazil, on the border with Bolivia and Par.
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Join Todd Gustafson as he explores Brazil's Pantanal in search of stunning photo opportunities of jaguars.Jaguars of the Pantanal. In the Pantanal of South America lies one of the largest populations of jaguars (panthera onca). Here the diet allows the male jagua.Video of Jaguars currently being viewed by Projeto Onçafari. Filmed by Adam Bannister at Caiman Ecological Refuge, southern Pantanal, Brazil. To view the acc.This was from our Wildside Nature Tours August 2011 trip to the Pantanal, in Brazil. With the boat rocking it is tough to steady the video, but this sequence.Jaguar season is beginning at the pantanal and this is the first of many jaguars to be seen during our safaris out there. This one was seen during a Pantanal.Whilst being a solitary cat and one of the most secretive species in the world, it was a great surprise to see two adult male jaguars resting together on the.We are working on a project to help habituate the iconic jaguar in the incredible wetlands of the Brazilian Pantanal.Paraguay river of Cáceres - Mato Grosso - Brazil, knowing as the last keep secrets on Earth is also the wilderness side of Pantanal and the Jaguar Kingdom! L.This short video clip shows the beautiful wildlife surrounding a riverbank in the Pantanal -- a region in western Brazil, on the border with Bolivia and Para.Video footage of a female jaguar eating and dragging a cow carcass. A segment of the video is filmed via the use of a camera trap. The female jaguar in quest.Video footage of a large male jaguar feeding on a kill. Filmed by Adam Bannister of Projeto Onçafari at Caiman Ecological Refuge in the southern portions of .Travel along the CUIABÁ RIVER in Brazil to explore the rhythm of the birds, river otter, jaguar, caiman and capybara along the river. Life takes on a faster .To view the accompanying story for this video, and to find out more news from the Jaguar Habituation Project please follow the links below: ENGLISH - http://.In search of the jaguar in 2010. I saw a jaguar in the Pantanal. Located in central - western Brasil, the Pantanal is a UK - sized mosaic of seasonally - flo.Whilst searching the river banks for jaguars in the incredible wetlands of Brazil, we spotting this female bounding through the vegetation on the opposite ba.Highlights from our The Best of the Pantanal tour in October 2011.This short video clip shows the beautiful wildlife surrounding a riverbank in the Pantanal -- a region in western Brazil, on the border with Bolivia and Para.This video and still images were featured, in part, in Nat Geo Wild's broadcast of the Feisty Films Ltd. production Hunt for the Shadow Cat during 2011's a.Traveling to the Pantanal in search of wildlife is one of the worlds best wildlife watching experiences. There is a huge abundance and diversity of life here.Shan and I have just returned from an inspiring expedition to Caiman Ecological Refuge situated in Southern Pantanel, South America. We were kindly hosted by.We were very privileged to get get such good close up views of this adult female jaguar as she came out onto the river bank to sunbathe and try and spot some.Pantanal Jaguar Safaris specializes in jaguar safaris, photographic safaris, bird watching, natural history tours to the finest wildlife destinations of Brazil.This short video clip shows the beautiful landscape surrounding a riverbank in the Pantanal -- a region in western Brazil, on the border with Bolivia and Par.
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Jaguar vs Caiman: Big Cat Ambushes Reptile In Epic River Battle
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Jaguar Attacks Crocodile (EXCLUSIVE VIDEO)
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[Nat Geo Wild] - Secret Brazil Wild Pantanal Part #1- "National Geographic Documentary"
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Hungry Jaguar Attacks Caiman In Brazil's Pantanal Wetlands
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Pantanal Jaguar - the Biggest and Strongest Jaguar in the world.
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Two Male Jaguars Sighted in the Pantanal
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No US role in failed Turkish military coup: Kerry
Edit Deccan Herald 17 Jul 2016
The US has rejected accusations that it was behind the failed military coup attempt in Turkey and said such public insinuations are harmful to our bilateral relations. Secretary of State John Kerry called his Turkish counterpart yesterday to offer US support in the wake of a failed coup and protest claims that US had backed it ... ....
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French PM says clear that Nice truck driver was radicalised quickly
Edit The Himalayan 17 Jul 2016
PARIS. The man behind the truck attack that killed at least 84 people celebrating Bastille Day in the French city of Nice had recently been radicalised, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said in remarks published on Sunday. Thursday night’s attack in the Riviera city of Nice plunged France into new grief and fear just eight months after gunmen killed 130 people in Paris ... SECURITY FAILURES? ... ... ....
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Honor Killing: Pakistani Social Media Star Strangled to Death by brother
Edit Voa News 16 Jul 2016
Hundreds of women are murdered in Pakistan for honor every year. On Friday, Pakistani model and social media celebrity Qandeel Balock was killed by one of her brothers, police said. Balock was spending the Ed holiday with her family and had travelled from Karachi to Muzaffarabad village in central Punjab province. She was asleep, police said, when one of her six brothers strangled Baloch to death in the family’s home ... ....
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Why Mike Pence won't be Donald Trump's attack dog
Edit Business Insider 17 Jul 2016
Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump (R) applauds and Indiana Governor Mike Pence waves as Pence's daughter Charlotte looks on at a press event held to introduce Pence as Trump's running mate in New York, U.S., July 16, 2016. (Reuters) - In 1990, during a close and bitter congressional race, Mike Pence came under attack for using campaign funds to pay for personal expenses, including his mortgage and credit card bills ... ....
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Thousands rally for Turkish President Erdogan after military coup fails
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Ankara. Thousands took to the streets of Turkey on Saturday in support of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, after authorities crushed a military coup that claimed at least 265 lives. After facing down the bloodiest challenge to his 13-year rule, Erdogan triumphantly addressed flag-waving supporters in Istanbul following Friday's chaos in the strategic NATO member of 80 million people ... Crackdown concerns ... Calls for extradition ... ....
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Guidance 2Q16 - Market Release (EDP - Energias do Brasil SA)
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(Source ... (BM&FBOVESPA ... (i) the closure of contracts of Enerpeixe and Energest in the beginning of 2016 and the strategy of the company to keep its uncontracted energy for hedge in 7%; (ii) buying and selling short-term operations higher than 2T15; (iii) the seasonal energy strategy, allocating less energy in 2Q16 when compared to the same period; and (iv) the sale of Pantanal Energética, which closing occurred on January, 29, 2016....
Jaguar spotting in Brazil's vast Pantanal wetlands
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A jaguar cools off in the Cuiaba River in the Pantanal, the largest wetlands area in the world, northwest of Sao Paulo, Brazil. Hunting the cats is now forbidden and they show no fear of humans ... ....
Live Euro 2016 Final scores: Portugal v France - updates, goals, results
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Colombia fans pose for a photo during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil ... Colombia fans cheer during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil....
Euro 2016: Ronaldo ends Wales' dream with giant leap into final
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Colombia fans pose for a photo during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil ... Colombia fans cheer during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil....
Live Euro 2016 scores: Germany v France - updates, goals, results and fixtures - Welsh fans chant 'Don't take me home' after conceding two goals
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Colombia fans pose for a photo during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil ... Colombia fans cheer during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil....
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Colombia fans pose for a photo during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil ... Colombia fans cheer during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil....
Euro 2016 Germany 0-2 France: Antoine Griezmann brace puts Les Bleus in final against Portugal
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Colombia fans pose for a photo during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil ... Colombia fans cheer during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil....
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Colombia fans pose for a photo during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil ... Colombia fans cheer during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil....
Euro 2016: Ronaldo ends Wales' fairytale dream
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Colombia fans pose for a photo during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil ... Colombia fans cheer during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil....
Live Euro 2016 scores: Portugal 2-0 Wales - updates, goals, results and fixtures - Welsh fans chant 'Don't take me home' after conceding two goals
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Colombia fans pose for a photo during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil ... Colombia fans cheer during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil....
Wales' incredible Euro 2016 journey ends but the Dragons can be proud of memorable tournament
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Colombia fans pose for a photo during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil ... Colombia fans cheer during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil....
Live Euro 2016 scores: Portugal v Wales - updates, goals, results and fixtures - Coleman is on a high after many testing ups and downs
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Colombia fans pose for a photo during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil ... Colombia fans cheer during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil....
Euro 2016: Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal end Wales' fairytale
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Colombia fans pose for a photo during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil ... Colombia fans cheer during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between Japan and Colombia at Arena Pantanal on June 24, 2014 in Cuiaba, Brazil....
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