This Is Why Crocodiles Hate Jaguars

[Commenter]

Jaguar eating underwater looks exactly like me eating in a buffet

[nateklempner]

I looked it up, Jaguar's can hold their breaths longer than dolphins. I found that mind-boggling.

[_ajeeq]

Cats: *don't like water* (most of them)
Jaguar: and i literally took that personally

[hikari]

Crocodiles: *”I live in water, you can’t touch me hah”*
Jaguar: *Who decided that?*

[matheusabreu]

Fun fact: You described Jaguar evolving to a Giant Otter that lives in the same habitat as the Jaguar. Ariranha (Giant Otter) means River Jaguar in Tupi-Guarani

[VirgoINFP]

“How could anyone ever think of eating crocodiles?” 😂 this got me

[masteragent]

cat: "I am afraid of water "
Jaguar: "Dont be a pu*sy"

[kiritokaguyama]

*_"When you realized that the jaguar is staring hungrily at you from across the river."_*
Me: **panic**
*_"You realizing that cats are scared of water."_*
Me: **calm**
*_"The jaguar is begining to swim across the river."_*
Me: **panic**

[DElNOCHEIRUS]

"Why crocodiles hate jaguars' proceeds to show a caiman

[RobSoRandom]

That underwater jaguar picture is STUNNING

[TommyGordon]

Caimans aren’t Crocodiles. They’re Alligators. I know both are Crocodilians but both aren’t Crocodiles.

[myragroenewegen]

Whoever made that predator pyramid graphic was having fun! "Lets just have the bottom with dinos consumed by flame and then insert a jaguar pic behind the crock that's almost as big as the pyramid." I love this goofball. He can write my next slide presentation, hands down.

[abrahamlincoln]

“The world will change when the cat is no longer afraid of water” - Abraham Lincoln

Edit: wow thanks for all the likes. Btw, Abe never actually said this, I just made up some BS. Sorry.

[chrgr..]

Jaguars cannot hunt crocodiles, they hunt CAIMAN .. very different in size.

[mmneander]

08:30 : The strength of the jaguar is that it can climb a tree on land, and then sit in a tree that overhangs above water, to ambush water creatures. Turning a jaguar into a seal will destroy the vital climbing ability. I think the real strength of the jaguar is versatility and adaptability. I don't think the jaguar will gain from specializing its body plan into that of a seal.

[rumaru]

There's a big 2-3 times difference in size between a Caiman and a Crocodile. But the purpose of the video is to demonstrate how nature fix itself when something goes out of hand, like the example of too many alligators, a Jaguar is sent out.

[elf]

I've learned more on this channel than School

[brunobeltranbelmonte]

If strategy and altitude are one of the main characteristics on the hunting techniques of a jaguar, I don't think they'll evolve into a water jaguar. They'll loose lots of advantages they have, as their retractable claws, climbing skills, and many hunting techniques, and also it would cost more energy to live in water. They are big but not as many whales so they would have problems with body temperature (though there are smaller mammals that live in water), and in the case of growing bigger, the water resistance will increase and they'll become slower, and in the case of getting bigger just in muscle they'll become much denser, sacrificing a confortable diving. Anyway, I think they'll remain in land but they'll be a little bit more in water, so maybe their paw and lung size will increase, and their fur will decrease or they'll develop a weird penguin-like waterproof fur (I know, penguins have feathers but you got my idea).

[ok..]

Croc: "When you live ontop of the food chain, always look below"
2:34 *flying jaguar*
Croc: "NANIII?!!??

[tinman]

Jaguars actually have the strongest bite of all contemporary large cats.