Jaguar Attack in the Amazon /// SURINAME 🇸🇷

[@suucastro6928]

You guys know to enjoy the life. Love, respect and connect with nature 🐆

[@drippyboyfreshpharaoh6568]

They know how to “connect with nature”? Are you serious?😂😂 you must be joking obviously, the guys were scared to enter the jungle, it’s clearly not their territory.

[@Lawa.lio-mii]

@@drippyboyfreshpharaoh6568NEFFO JU E LUL MAAAAN SAAANG JOOON Why so much negativity Hmm? I am Surinamese and I appreciate the fact that they chose here rather than Brazil or Zambia

[@lydialegiv5000]

Wow! I really love your courage. Most people reacting negative won't attempt this. I'm from Suriname and I think this was fantastic. Most of us are jealous I think because we live here and never done this. Great vid!❤

[@Lawa.lio-mii]

Thank you for your visit and come back again.👋🏾🇸🇷 Much remains to be seen and especially to discover at home. #WiKondeeSaanan

[@joey_wittmann]

Hundreds of ticks, i think more than 1 would have me done with the trip lmaooo. Another crazy adventure.

[@LukasEddy]

There were scrotal mites each evening as well. Sometimes 100 at a time. The jungle is unforgiving.

[@ryaneiler5709]

Amazing footage mate. We plan to go to Suriname soon. From your personal experience, are spiders a real menace when you're camping? Obviously they are there, but how often do you unintentionally notice them?

[@LukasEddy]

@@ryaneiler5709 Not an issue at all. We were both nervous and excited to see spiders, but probably saw less than five spiders total over 10 days wild camping in pristine jungle. Each evening we would wander around the jungle with flashlights looking for spiders, but still hardly found any. They’re not an issue. But, a tip: bring all your gear inside your tent at night - if you leave backpacks and bags outside, something venomous will eventually crawl in and surprise you in the morning…

[@drippyboyfreshpharaoh6568]

Dude the jungle is clearly not for you🤣🤣🤣 I really don’t appreciate you disrespecting my home like that, you’re clearly an invader in unfamiliar territory. The jungle is not anymore “dangerous” than the forests of North America. Stop demonizing the jungles. And that jaguar was not “ready to pounce on you” as they almost never attack humans, he was just chillin there clearly, and if he was to prey on something, you’d be the last thing on his menu

[@dirkvangils9968]

Hahaha seeing a jaguar in the distance, paddle towards it, splashing water and then, “attacked by jaguar”. Stop making a fool out of yourself while begging for clicks.

[@mikelee7876]

What are those red things 13 seconds in.

[@LukasEddy]

Roots from an unusual tree

[@jackshell8091]

Potential for great footage - but man, the sensationalization ruined it for me. “Stalked…aggressive…deadly” that kind of language is disconnected from the beauty & complexity of the ecosystem you entered voluntarily. Instead of clickbait, re-frame to appreciation for the natural world.

[@boneunowproductions]

Couldn’t pay me to spend a night there holy shit lol

[@LukasEddy]

Lots of creepy-crawlies. Gotta keep the tent zippered up tight!

[@notundermywatch3163]

Jesus 🐆

[@LukasEddy]

Yup

[@hebreww6053]

You guys are in Jaguar territory, show some respect as guest in my country! If I was the jaguar I would’ve dealt accordingly cause you clearly don’t know how to behave in true nature.

[@LukasEddy]

We don't know how to behave?

[@drippyboyfreshpharaoh6568]

They are gringos hermanõ, not used to tropical land. And in their “home countries” of Europe and North America they poach on innocent wolves and bears and buffalos

[@msjaynkhar958]

❤

[@CastleMc]

there is a thin line between stupid and courageous

[@LukasEddy]

True.

[@chrundlethegreat2251]

clickbait crap

[@GlockSurvival-c6s]

hey if you are courageous enough, you should try the European jungles of France or Italy, that's the real deal, with my crew we were not able, we turned on the GPS raider and waited for the rescues to arrive, in all the world there was not such place as what we saw there, predators roaming in those lands you can't imagine, but you kind of clickbait crap us with the jaguar thing, come on you could almost pet it right ?