The jaguar is a compact and muscular animal. It is the largest cat native to the Americas and the third largest in the world, after the size of tigers and lions.

They live in many forested and open habitats, but are closely associated with the presence of water as a jaguar is capable of killing prey while swimming.

This large female jaguar hunts along the riverbank in search of prey. She saw a baby crocodile among the trees in the river.

Listen and stalk the prey before rushing to attack the small crocodile with weak fighting strength that could not resist the strength of the female jaguar.

The little crocodile, without his mother beside him, was almost unable to resist the sheer power of this female jaguar.

It didn’t take long to bring down the baby alligator quickly, showing that the species’ ambush abilities are considered near-unequaled in the animal kingdom, including jumping into the water to attack their prey.