They’ve taken bits from different videos that I’ve already seen. The jaguar jumps into the water and goes after a caiman. The bloodied up leopard is from a different video where he is being attacked by crocodiles. Two different videos and the cat under water, wrapped up by the snake, is definitely a smaller cat. Perhaps an ocelot. A large anaconda might go after a jaguar, but the outcome is not certain.
Tigers and jaguars are superb swimmers and can fight in water, but that was a domestic cat. The anaconda evolved into a reticulated python, then the jaguar morphed into a house cat as the python switched back, similar to how the anaconda morphed into a reticulated python, then the jaguar morphed into a house cat as the python switched back.
When I see the thumbnail, I become excited. Well, that’s certainly photoshopped, and those two don’t exist in the same natural environment. As for my viewing the vistas, I’m quite sure I have to see what they saw. Okay, so this snake’s submerged meal was a house rather than a Jaguar in the first scene; for people who didn’t know better, this would be a decent attempt to believe.
I’m curious about the chances of an anaconda vs. a Jaguar. I suppose it depends on the snake’s size. A massive anaconda may be at the very top of the food chain. Jaguars are amazing hunters, yet those massive snakes may seize the Jaguar’s face with their teeth. They are significantly larger than the one in the video. Jaguars may be found in large numbers in southern North America, thank you for liking and sharing.
