15 Merciless Moments When Crocodilians Choose The Wrong Opponent

If there is one creature that’s not afraid of other animals, it’s the crocodile, but that doesn’t mean it is never challenged or attacked. If you want to see what happens when things don’t always go as planned for the big reptiles, it’s time, because we’re getting started.
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Jaguar VS Caiman
A hungry jaguar surveys its options for a meal until it has no choice but to dive into the water and throttle a caiman. The battle is fierce, but the outcome is like all outcomes between jaguars and caimans. The cats reign supreme and the crocodilians pay a hefty price. On safari, a good sighting usually lasts only a few seconds, but occasionally, a good sighting lasts for several minutes. That was the sighting in question. The female jaguar caught and killed a massive caiman, which is impressive in and of itself, but she then attempted to drag it up the bank and hide it in the shrubs. The caiman's size was a little too much for her to handle, so she swam back across the river with it. She dragged it down the shore before abandoning it and returning to her cubs.
She took the first one, then the second, before swimming back with both pups to dine on the poor caiman! What an amazing sighting! Wildlife enthusiasts followed this large female jaguar in the Brazilian Pantanal as she hunted along the river's edge. She saw a caiman in between the plants in the river and pounced on it! She must have been underwater for about ten seconds fighting, to make the kill! This was without a doubt, the best moment onlookers had on the river during their stay as they witnessed the amazing attack. When jaguars and caimans come together, there is usually only one winner, but that doesn't mean the caiman will give up easily. This battle took place in the Pantanal, in Brazil, and this caiman was a fighter! The jaguar, exhausted after the struggle underwater, came up with a better plan: just pin the caiman underwater until it drowns, which it did.
Otter VS Crocodile
This otter circles this caiman numerous times, thinking and preparing an assault, but the reptile is alert and prepared. It's interesting to note that the otter is the predator and not the other way around. Otters are much smaller than caimans, but they are aggressive, fearless, and will defend themselves to death if they must. Check out how big this saltwater crocodile is, and how dare this otter approach so close to it? The best thing is when the otter gets close enough, the crocodile doesn’t even try attacking it. Otters can intimidate and challenge larger animals such as crocodilians and jaguars. The massive crocodiles in this footage don't seem to bother these otters in the least. No matter how large their opponent is, they will charge and attack, especially when they are a large group.
When attacked by larger predators like crocodiles, otters are known to band together and collaborate, as you can see in the following clips. Otters can be some of the nastiest creatures on the planet. They may appear cute, but they are no strangers to heinous acts such as capturing newborn otters and keeping them for ransom in exchange for food. But, hey, they must eat, don't they? Otters are carnivores that require a quarter of their body weight in food every day. Oddly enough, otters are often the apex predators or close to the top. These otters are looking for a caiman and they dive underwater to get a better look before disappearing in the foliage. It appears they have made a kill, but it’s impossible to see, exactly what has happened.

[@nyls1717]

It’s insane how cats act like they own the world. Scaring off a freaking alligator.

[@DMDidi_blessed345]

They win war through psychological way

[@jackfang58]

They get it from their human owners 😂

[@justinabraham7291]

It's in their DNA

[@matrixmisfit1987]

They're just the guardians of the "underworld" (subconscious mind) 😉

[@mollywhoppedsouls_pvp]

Jaguars have incredible bite strength that easily puncture and crush skulls plus they have lightning speed and dexterity

[@laminarflow6072]

I like how Crocs are like "get to the water!" When ever they see something that scares them! Lol

[@4666raptor]

that is natural that is where they have a better chance. humans run away screaming to land every time if they are in the water and a croc comes along so what

[@pigbenis5295]

I mean humans run away from even insects

[@White_Wrath]

Yup water is op stat boost for them.

[@White_Wrath]

​@@pigbenis5295Some humans. I let wasps land on me.

[@pigbenis5295]

@@White_Wrath ishaqzadhe

[@AkChiVibes]

Once again, we are reminded that honey badgers still don’t give AF.

[@roro2511]

Dude yeah.. honey badgers win 99% of every fight they end up in

[@ayoolahalimat9944]

Yes😂😂

[@lisaholland8923]

Lmao

[@daviddaddy]

I wish I was a Grizzy or polar bear sized honey badger lol nothing could Stop me!!!

[@derekrobertson6038]

​@roro2511 that's definitely a false statement...let's not go over board tho

[@peekaboo4390]

I find it strangely satisfying to see a croc get beat

[@FactStorm]

LOL ain't that the truth? It'll even feel better when you have gator as food

[@georgehenderson7783]

Crocs have no redeeming value whatsoever - the world, especially gazelles and zebras can do without them.

[@pigbenis5295]

Watching lions get flung and yeeted by buffaloes is far more satisfying

[@Lovell93]

I love crocs and gators, though. I keep several as "pets" and they're amazing. Obviously have to watch myself around them but they're pretty docile for the most part. They charge at me every now and then but I know how to maneuver around to avoid a nasty bite. Boy they see that bucket of food coming with me and they go nuts!

[@Efrain891]

​@@FactStormtastes like fish 🐟

[@teufortknight3913]

17:35 "the wilderbeast did not appear to be injured" Wilderbeast: *slowly limping away*

[@hprnemesis4015]

Also said the croc had it by the tail and you could clearly see it had its foot...?

[@carlosgonzales2333]

@@hprnemesis4015 I think, and I could be wrong but it was two different ones. I was confused by the video too

[@wellokayyes1266]

Seeing a cat handle alligators was by far the coolest thing here! Putting the silly commentary aside about scary stories something profound was happening in each stand off. Truly wonderful and fascinating cats are no question about it.

[@paulworgan6599]

The little Dog was the coolest 😂😂😂😂😂

[@bowskee]

​@@paulworgan6599no the jaguar

[@paulworgan6599]

@@bowskee I love them all😂😂😂

[@bowskee]

@@paulworgan6599 😂😂😂

[@DanielCesaro]

Entra a mi canal de KZbin y ve como literalmente los reptiles hacen pedazos a los gatos. Hay videos de pitones devorando panteras, caimanes negros devorando jaguares, cocodrilos devorando leones, y gatos por supuesto

[@tubebammy]

Oh honey badgers and otters.... some of the most suicidally homicidal creatures alive.

[@beatmaker7515]

Yeah, they go hard

[@stevenhiser1677]

Wolverine still takes the cake

[@6evil6dead64]

Sea otters rape baby seals to death for fun…

[@beatmaker7515]

@stevenhiser1677 Yeah, Wolverine go hard too

[@awartank]

Mustelids.. They're crazy. Even the small sized weasels and stoats

[@iamyou8994]

Love the Cat slapping Alligator.

[@LeydenAigg]

The jaguar: "Tastes like chicken!" 🐆🐆🐆

[@wpalmer16]

Jags are absolute powerhouses, no fear either

[@jacobjarisch4577]

ABSOLUTELY my favorite cat!

[@Michelle_Schu-blacka]

You've gone from 'jag-wah' to 'jag-wire'. I think you're getting closer to 'jaguar'.

[@oddis-he4853]

All I keep hearing is Jag Wires 😂😂

[@jsusna1972]

Exactly! Does he say "fire" for "far"? "Tire" for "tar"? Good grief!

[@The_DC_Kid]

I used to think that crocodilians' brains didn't have the capacity for actual fear, but a big male lion roaring in their face seems to give them pause.

[@nniivekkappo7544]

jaguars are sure badass animals

[@pickmeasinner]

The jagwire is my spirit animal 😂

[@forgodssakehuskers6261]

So wonderful to know, you can't even spell your spirit animal.

[@pickmeasinner]

@@forgodssakehuskers6261 so wonderful to know you missed ths joke

[@martindunstan8043]

​@@forgodssakehuskers6261to be fair they can't pronounce it either🤣

[@martindunstan8043]

​@@pickmeasinnerah, trying to play dumb🤔🤣🤣✌️

[@pickmeasinner]

@@martindunstan8043 lol. I've noticed that strange pronunciation a few times and couldn't let it go this time!

[@bobyjones3905]

The video should say how small crocodiles aren’t much of a challenge

[@carolannroberts]

Are you talking about a 5 inch crocodile or a 5 foot crocodile

[@GoHARD99]

@@carolannroberts probably a 12 inch croc

[@stephenembry4038]

Pound per pound any mammal predator will kill a croc on land. If same size and the croc misses the ambush, the croc dies.

[@hotsauce8780]

@@stephenembry4038it’s almost like they’re ambush animals 🤔

[@pigbenis5295]

I mean well who's gonna attack a 20 foot monster croc. Unless you're a hippo or elephant

[@patrickbalao4206]

JUST BECAUSE THEY HAVE THE STRONGEST BITE FORCE DOESNT MEAN THAT THEIR INVINCIBLE

[@ananthdev2388]

Strongest biteforce but limited mobility, them big cats are safe as long as they don't go near the jaws

[@victorwiley3739]

nothing is invincible. MAYBE a full grown healthy sperm whale... sharks and killer whales avoid them

[@pigbenis5295]

As long as they don't leave their domain which is the water they are almost invincible. It's the same for most predators. Like lion is called the king but even lion ain't invincible

[@victorwiley3739]

yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, also: put the biggest male lion against a hippo,,,,,,,,,, against a rhino,,,,,,against an elephant,,against a saltwater croc,,,,,,,,,,,,against a tiger. Lions are overrated; successful ONLY because they hunt in a coordinated pack. individually lions are average.@@pigbenis5295

[@victorwiley3739]

or its swinging tail@@ananthdev2388

[@rudedude1686]

That honey badger folding the croc in half was funny as hell..

[@matimus100]

Creatures on come from the religious

[@teashafletcher6354]

Those otters aren't normal otters. They are the giant river otters. They are pretty damn big.

[@LookZacharyTVgame]

gustave vs jaguar

[@GuilhermeOliveira-nn9qu]

Ariranha. From Brazil’s they are scary

[@Ocalif3]

Fun fact: Crocs have the strongest bite force of all animals And jaguars have the strongest bite of all big cats - yes even tigers

[@frankwhite6482]

Jaguar is my second favorite big cat my first is the African lion

[@Ocalif3]

@@frankwhite6482 - my favourite is the stealthy leopard I’m glad you made the distinction between African lions and Asian lions- found in the Ghat region of India- not many people know there are lions in India

[@alexanderSydneyOz]

"And jaguars have the strongest bite of all big cats - yes even tigers" I have serious doubts about that claim, not least because tigers are roughly *twice* the mass of jaguars.

[@Ocalif3]

@@alexanderSydneyOz - Jaguars have the strongest jaw muscles of all of the big cats. Their bite force is around 1,500 pounds per square inch, which is about double that of a tiger! Bella recently got the opportunity to use this strength to pull down a beef bone that her Zoo Keepers secured onto a log in her habitat. I have been researching big cats awhile now

[@Torgo1969]

@@Ocalif3 Unless I am mistaken, Jaguars routinely crush the skulls of their prey whereas other big cats go for the throat and kill that way in that softer area of the prey's body.

[@fjb4932]

" . . .the baboon will not recieve medical attention and will die." What's this, AI ? You mean to say baboons Don't have Universal Medical Coverage ? Shocking ! ☆

[@paulnejtek6588]

They have pay as you go.

[@Main_Nahin_Bataunga]

If the Cayman was lying on the BANK, how can you call it POOR??? 😂😂😂

[@artur9611]

Cats... they're crazy 🤣 🤣 these are my favourites from this film

[@paulworgan6599]

Felt so sorry for that poor Baboon.

[@billynorton9962]

I could watch these types of vids all day long

[@swagg6301]

“Pin the caiman under til it drowns.” 💀💀 Right…Crazy me for thinking I’d drown before the thing that hides underwater for a living.

[@noahthecrazy1632]

Gators and crocs can drown

[@generalmadness6832]

I love how nature has tried literally everything and the results are sometimes terrifying like how did it make a noodle that strangles things

[@bleedingfly]

Oodles of noodles.

[@victoronwukwe8181]

😂😂😂

[@mikekennedy4983]

people will believe anything as long as it's not intelligent design i suppose

[@MaskedGuyCh]

Nature has no mind of its own, it's the work of a mighty creator. May Allah guide us all.

[@wootle]

🤣

[@huizz839]

2:19 jaguar drowning a caiman 😂 nice

[@jensz9360]

Its strange watching these videos of animals doing their thing and realize that the animals you see in the video are likely not alive anymore and ended up succumbing to predation, disease or age. At least they are immortalized in these epic videos for people to come and admire. What a world with creatures like these walking about. Its amazing to see their behavior and adaptations and particular skills. May all the fallen animals rest in peace.

[@Yu-Gi-OhScotland]

😂😂😂

[@MaxBraver555]

Cat can do a better job defending itself than a dog against crocodile

[@kenneth9874]

Swimming neither have much chance

[@vaunmalone3064]

Fearless Jaguar! Incredible. This was a great video - very interesting perspective!

[@jennyrealight1860]

I sure did not know that otters kidnapped for ransom. That's truly wild.

[@toter-drache]

Yep, they are also heavily involved with Loan Sharking, numbers running, hyjacking trucks etc. Otter crime families are much more descrete about their "business" dealings than their human counterparts which is why most people are unaware of their actions. 😉

[@jennyrealight1860]

@@toter-drache 😁😂

[@nicknacksfor]

i got impressed from the otters, i did not know they were that vicious

[@icarusachilles6777]

They may be the most vicious animals in the world. They bite female otters mouths closed until they drown and continuously rayp them even days after they're dead. They are sadistic.

[@pokemonovice9758]

Jaguar has other-wordly power. It's beyond me, how the Jaguar can haunt crocodilians and alligators like they're little fish, and kill them with 1 bite

[@victorwiley3739]

not full grown crocs or gators, try to get serious. those lizards with chomp silly jaguar

[@pokemonovice9758]

I don't see even lions killing crocs, cause they're terrified of water and they do not have the jaw strength to crack their skull with one bite, which are facts. Jaguars are the ultimate predator: They can swim, dive, climb trees (even carrying prey as heavy as them or some times heavier than them), kill way bigger prey, triturate bones -like hyenas do-, and have the bite to kill their prey immediately even if it's scaly alligators inside water @@victorwiley3739

[@pigbenis5295]

They go after the juvies. Adults caimans and alligators aren't on the menu

[@gustavorodriguesdeandrade2336]

It actually doesnt really matter the size, jaguar has the strongest bite from all felines and they usually aim for the brain, meaning they will crush their skull and their brain if done correctly meaning one hit kill

[@pigbenis5295]

@@gustavorodriguesdeandrade2336 size does matter dude. A bigger caiman would be far harder to kill. Bigger Caimans have a wider skull. Even though jag has the strongest bite force, the mouth size is not that big compared to other big cats

[@pustulio81]

Poor caiman. Can't win a fight with a cat even on its home turf lol

[@monke413]

It was a extremly small caiman to the point it was likely a adolescent female.

[@wapiti3750]

Kind of reminds me of Temple Owl football team. They are really shitty, year after year!

[@pigbenis5295]

Bruh it's a juvenile caiman. Of course an adult jaguar will dominate it

[@tksts37]

The little dog that chased the alligator at the end of this video eventually became a snack for that alligator

[@anteperic7849]

The end is cutted away

[@homesteadaquarius]

Yeah... that was sad to watch. Knowing it was an issue they should have had him on a leash. That dog wouldn't listen.

[@VonAllenSports]

One of cat's best surivival traits is their ability to act like they're insane. Those cats could've easily been dinner but their tendency to be unpredictable and crazy makes the crocs just not want to be involved. It's like a crazy person going nuts, you just want to get away. It's instinct to leave. Cats are hilarious.

[@Foxie444]

That wort hog juked the shit outta that croc!!! 😂🤣

[@goferizer]

"The baboon will not receive medical attention"....... no, no he won't. You're killin me man.

[@averagestatelesssinner]

2:22 "just pin the caiman under water until it drowns" Man, what are you talking about? Do you have an idea how long those things can hold their breath for? How is a jaguar supposed to outbreathe a caiman?

[@boxed_fear5558]

Well well. . . Jaguar really exceptional. Amphibious and nimble on the trees

[@jacobhartmann1050]

One quick note from the beginning- narrator says "if there's one creature that is not afraid of other animals it's the Crocodile." Mostly true, but the Crocs sure seem to be pretty scared of Hippos and absolutely TERRIFIED of Elephants...

[@peterduxbury927]

Not forgetting Hippos. They have a low tolerance level where Crocs are in their way!

[@redrubytwilightxx8700]

They (hippos) can bites adult males (crocs) in half.

[@noahthecrazy1632]

And scared of humans

[@stevesweeney5335]

Nature is neither cruel or kind, it's simply a finely balanced system.

[@anthonynuttall9691]

The doge is nuts 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@charmchiii]

Had no idea that otters was smart enough to pull cartel tactics

[@chrisfull7625]

That was a female bushbuck not an impala. The baboon that saved the baby was the dominant male baboon and the female baboon that got bit was the mother of that baby the male baboon had tried to save.When the crocodile bit the mom it grabbed the baby out of her arms as she drank. Biting a chunk out of her arm at the same time.

[@vadimmorozov7129]

ty for you videos and work. we really appreciate it

[@Floridaman1780_]

That honey badger got bored with the croc because it didn't have exposed twig n' berries for him to tear off.

[@quarterhorsgirl]

If that is the same little dog, the alligator finally ate it while they sat and filmed it laughing and then sounded in disbelief. I'm like what did they think was going to happen?

[@larryschirato6437]

I saw that video and the owner was prosecuted

[@kuldeep4932]

Yup it is the same dog!

[@icarusachilles6777]

I thought that was the same dog

[@user-uu9rv7zw4t]

Jaguars are totally badass, they are not afraid of the water like most big cats. They also know a crocodiles weakness and get them in that one small soft spot on the back of their heads. Love it I hope they kill ‘em all.

[@zach2197]

Crocs vs other animals! “#15, jaguar vs caiman”

[@clandestinechaos9009]

Jaguars are gorgeous creatures

[@MrKelso85]

They’re scared of hippos in Africa I saw 4 giant crocs bail the minute 1 male hippo joined the scene

[@SparkZPro]

The most scariest opponent animals dont wanna mess with is humans for real

[@victorwiley3739]

lets have naked human VS army ants................ human will run like all hell

[@Yourbrother05]

In Indonesia a croc killed single human, In retaliation, The humans killed 292 crocs

[@RaquelSienkiewicz-xv1nz]

If jaguars were in Australia they should try saltwater crocodiles

[@acenaraiki9707]

AMAZING,THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS.❤❤❤❤

[@Joe_Goofball]

The only way Saltwater Crocodiles would ever encounter an Alligator is if the crocodiles were vacationing in the United States…

[@Rajt828]

So saltwater crocodiles 🐊 are not in the America’s?

[@DC5Boss]

@@Rajt828 no only American crocodiles and Alligators native to America.

[@wargrunt2002]

The Everglades here in Florida have a small population of crocodiles, not as native though, from the illegal pet trade. They were released there, I’m guessing because they got too big to handle. Kind of like all the constrictor snakes down here. Thankfully the croc population has not exploded like the constrictor’s. I cannot remember the snakes name.

[@Joe_Goofball]

@@Rajt828 No--there are captives in various zoos or exhibits--maybe private collections, but "Salties" are Australasian. In the Americas we have the American Crocodile, Morelet's Crocodile and the Orinoco River Crocodile...

[@Joe_Goofball]

@@wargrunt2002 The snakes that are now established are the Burmese Python, the African Rock Python and a cross between the two, which may or may not be sterile--but they're out there. The Anaconda is also established in the Everglades. While many people believe these were all deliberately released into the wild--and certainly, some may HAVE been, the ,majority are thought to have been released by Hurricane Andrew in 1992 when many pet wholesalers' massive outdoor enclosures were blown away. Big outfits, like Pet Farm, imported thousands of baby Boas, Pythons, Caimans, Iguanas, Cane Toads, Geckoes and other crocodilians every week. Other companies did the same...

[@pablobeast1]

18:50 Watch the full video this is what seems to be the dog owners backyard the dog does this on a couple of separate occasions and the last time the croc grabs it and takes it in the water! The crazy part is the owner’s reactions they seem surprised the croc ate the dog

[@andreataylor4503]

Ikr😒

[@RofIStomper]

Jaguire? I've always called them Jaguars

[@SRT92]

7:38 when the crocodile tries to run 😂 it’s like: “is that lion coming over here or what? -- OH SHIT!! IT IS!!! RUN!!!” 😂😂😂😂

[@ONTHEEDGEFRED]

I don't know if anyone's mentioned this or not, but, The one where you say the crocodile ripped apart the wild boar in front of the people on the boat was actually one where people were feeding the pigs and leading them towards the water flt the croc to take advantage.

[@gailbrooks4883]

That is cruel.

[@christopherwilson3242]

Pretty nasty.Humans suck.Animals do what they have to do to survive out of instinct, humans revel in bloodlust.Give me animals any day.We are a plague upon the earth,but probably not for a whole lot longer.

[@aesopstortoise]

@@gailbrooks4883 Not for the crocodiles though ...

[@ScottHendrix-yz3du]

It was a Gator I think but yeah man that's some evil shellfish crap to do to even a wild pig.

[@antmanselector]

​@@ScottHendrix-yz3duyea theese ppl shouldn't be allowed in a zoo these ppl fk around with the animals

[@rodrigofilho1996]

As a Brazilian i have to explain something, the Jaguar does not pray on adult Caimans, yes they hunt and kill baby and juvenile caimans but not adult ones, adult caimans are too big and heavy for an adult jaguar, adult caimans are the apex predators of the amazon, they win against adult jaguars and anacondas, however most of the times these animals avoid each other, the outcome of a fight between large predators usually result in death or severe wounds to both.

[@jimstultz3345]

They will prey on younger adults but not seniors.

[@troysimmons506]

The army of river otters got me

[@Unknown-unknown785]

That dog scaring off the alligator shows how good dogs are

[@stanleybroniszewsky8538]

The one thing that can prevent a caiman or even a croc is when being chased by one, always run zigzag. They are unable to keep up since they can only run a straight line.

[@lionofjudah-yahweh]

So funny with the crocodile 🐊 vs the impala 😂 the escape was so exceptional 😊wow! Such a brilliant one one on the impala

[@shiva72945]

It's not an impala. It's a sika deer.

[@Jarzula]

Crocodile/Alligators have one of the strongest bites and yet they still get caught lacking in their own hood

[@A-Different-Way-of-Thinking]

Lion versus Crocodile is one of the most iconic fights in the Animal Kingdom!

[@alexincobra7379]

A honey badger taking down a baby crocodile is not a great feat, because baby crocodiles and baby alligators are defenseless as young. Most are not expect to live to adulthood.

[@salmanssalam7274]

No.. isnt a crocodille but, an Aligator another species under crocodille

[@pinkacademy5232]

Still a win fam

[@alexincobra7379]

Why even proud of that? If I beat up a baby, that is still a win, right?

[@pkicng210]

couldn't agree with you more. I think when otters kill other animals, is it homicide?

[@AkChiVibes]

@@alexincobra7379 🤣

[@LennyNotFound26]

Camera man’s never die 💀

[@MrGiddie]

They shoot from very long distances with powerful cameras 😊

[@waynelowe3329]

Unless u didn't know, ( English may not be your first language ) the plural of man is men so it's camera men don't die.

[@LennyNotFound26]

@@waynelowe3329 😑🫥💩🫡

[@borris3768]

​@@waynelowe3329it's a joke you water balloon

[@waynelowe3329]

@@borris3768 you need to brush up on your name calling because calling someone a water balloon is the weakest i've ever heard 😂

[@bscott6420]

12:34......"what a fool beliiiiiieeeeves he seeeees" IYKYK 😂😂😂

[@Tezzmeuster]

To see a Jaguar is rare,to FILM this is amazing

[@paulgitaukinuthia3916]

I consider Crocodilians, especially the Nile Crocodile, demons of the rivers, marshes, and swamps. As far as my memory could recall, River Wolves wholly resemble Otters and live in romps, but they are much larger and stronger, which is why they ambush large creatures and even humans[to fend off], which Otters cannot.

[@mattysykes2121]

What are river wolves?

[@gjd1942]

River Wolves are Amazonian Otters. That is their nickname. They are a large otter with tail averaging 5 to 6 feet.

[@krishnakumar2390]

Hippos are the real kings

[@MGower4465]

They otter know better

[@rampageclover9788]

On land they’re fairly outmatched. Slow, cumbersome and more often than not don’t make a kill…

[@25mfd]

@ 8:30... WOW, how calm was that water then all of a sudden BOOM, attack. lifesaving advice, do NOT hang out by the waters edge in alligator and croc territory.

[@frankwhite3659]

That little puppy at the end chasing the crocodile killed me.

[@neurotraumatized-thrall]

I have a whole new respect for those cute, but deadly otters in my local river now. LOL

[@TheGhextreme]

Is a Jaguire related to a Jaguar by any chance?

[@Joe_Goofball]

At 13:08 that was a Gharial, not a crocodile…

[@ianbats847]

which is technically a kind of crocodile

[@Joe_Goofball]

@@ianbats847 Not true. Crocodiles belong to the family Crocodylidae,, whereas Gharials belong to the family Gavialidae.

[@demitriuswilliams4729]

#1 the dog chasing the camen 💪🏽💯🙏🏽off the hook

[@Wheyooo]

10 sec in they fear nothing😂 they fear hippos dude

[@DC5Boss]

That crocodile was already dead I watch that already. No honey badger can kill a crocodile

[@insanepykl3603]

I lost it in the montage at the beginning soon as the cat swatted at the gator. Didn’t know what hit him😭

[@ItsToXxy]

Those crazy cats 😅

[@yuratripwire1001]

The otters had me rolling😭

[@10000liverpool]

Tbh it largely depends on the size of the croc

[@victorwiley3739]

totally, full grown saltwater croc could occasionally scare even a hippo. Nature doesnt have them meeting though

[@ivanleterror9158]

More back and forth reversed viewing and still wondering how it enhances the video.

[@satinpanther77]

Dinner time, Pit Ala supreme😂😂😂

[@photerm7320]

Love how lions don't flinch..

[@bobyjones3905]

Most any deer type animal is very quick and agile . They can leap over very high obstacles

[@RogerC2023]

that rhino looks like a king and the crocs fled like a rat as soon as they ran into each other.

[@victorwiley3739]

size advantage,,,in water the rhino wont try anything

[@davidviner5783]

David Attenborough has nothing to fear.

[@juniorsamuels5787]

The Alligator is Fighting he self😂

[@niiqlodigass]

Caiman doesnt count...

[@Does_it_come_in_black]

Black caymans do

[@larsjohansen821]

Salt water crocodile and otters? As far as i know they live in different areas and don't meet. I think you mean caiman as they are living alongside otters in the Amazon. With this start to the videos narration i don't have that high hopes of the rest being reasonably accurate either, but time will tell. I could be positively surprised. The "crocodile" which didn't attack the cat because you think it wasn't "big enough to be worth it" That was a gavial and they prey on fish. This is why they have so long slim jaws.

[@johnscoggins5696]

A feel-good video where nothing gets hurt and you are not offended.

[@GetsmokedB]

Learned some new otter facts 😂 damn just when i thought they weren't savage.

[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

A kitty attacking an alligator? The alligator could tell that his or her eyes were in danger.

[@wapiti3750]

That's right! A mad pussycat is not to be underestimated.

[@faboge]

You have to love that kitty bitch slap on the crock! lol

[@Hippo-AnimalFights]

I love the way she explained the extremely efficient system of crocodile waste management when the hippopotamus start dying off.

[@haloanimalfight]

*It's a showdown of the fluffiest proportions as my bunny and the cotton ball battle for the title of 'Softest Creature'! 🐇🍥*

[@crimsonvirtuoso994]

The 5k likes came from the kids that watches disney shows and expect them to dance together💀

[@needshelp9857]

The first line in this video is incorrect as crocodiles are known to be fearful and submissive to hippos.