Jaguar Stalks and Kills Capybara

[@Kingmon01]

And this is how Capybara's grow up without a father in the home.

[@WellenDowd]

Extremely rare to catch a jaguar on film.

[@wendyburgin6337]

I thought it rarer that Cabybara are predated upon, or have few if any natural predators. Incredible footage.

[@UmUs]

In the wild perhaps, but they're a surprisingly common sight if you live in a city close to a reserve

[@teddydavid2816]

Seriously I never see them in town

[@columbusohio72]

Thats why their are so many videos of them

[@mikehillas]

Reminds of a cat stalking a mouse but on a larger scale.

[@hunterhq295]

I saw my bengal cat stalk birds like this similarly

[@billwhite9703]

More like a cat stalking a wombat!

[@Kid_Ink92]

Capybara is actually considered the world’s largest rodent so technically your right it is kinda the same thing just on a larger scale

[@michaelmulholland9072]

Gigit

[@gregtennessee8249]

Reminds me of trump stalking young underage girls with Epstein...

[@billwhite9703]

Wonderful camerawork and no audience noise. Fully professional work. Thank you for your video Tom!

[@FlyingV344]

No audiance noise? that human voice ruins the video

[@bjb7587]

​@@FlyingV344 "ruins"? Seriously?

[@Sundae_Times]

Er... you mean as opposed to all those wildlife documentaries that have live audiences? 😂

[@bjb7587]

@@Sundae_Times Laugh tracks.

[@Sundae_Times]

@@bjb7587 LOL, since when has that been a thing on wildlife videos?

[@jbutera6215]

"I'm outta here" -Baby capybara

[@keyboardfreedomfighter5734]

Im too young to go out like this!! Seeya pops!! 🏃

[@antwandukes]

Mommy too!

[@Dell-ol6hb]

Capybara’s are communal parents so even without their parents the baby will probably be fine and raised by other adults in the group

[@user-vi4xy1jw7e]

​@@antwandukesI didn't see a mom

[@antwandukes]

@@user-vi4xy1jw7e The narrator explained it. You didn't hear him?

[@Garfunkle2020]

Amazing footage, great video quality, great production. Thanks

[@walterfields3467]

What he ^^^ said 👏🏾🎬

[@andremiller5552]

I guess Capybaras don’t get along with everyone.

[@jtjtrs8806]

I like how you explain the reason for the nature to be nature , for those who watch who live in Lala land

[@tomatwood3590]

@@jtjtrs8806 the jaguar had to eat and that is the reality of nature.

[@anthonymaximus8561]

​@@tomatwood3590and without carnivore animals, it exist too many herbivore animals who kill all plants

[@drewberry5737]

My reality: where's some pussy?

[@kasinathar1874]

Survival of the fittest. That’s how this great planet of ours works. Weaklings haven’t got a chance,😂😂😂💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

[@remyogun8270]

@@kasinathar1874 they do in the human world😅

[@RobertMarkovich-j5z]

They are stronger and bigger and more vicious than a leopard. A jaguar is a leopard on steroids. It's the truth.

[@killakam3600]

Idk about more vicious, but definitely bigger and stronger.

[@tomatwood3590]

@@RobertMarkovich-j5z jaguars are the third largest of big five cats. Lions , tigers, jaguars, leopards and lastly snow leopards in that order of size.

[@RobertMarkovich-j5z]

@tomatwood3590 tiger is the largest

[@RobertMarkovich-j5z]

@@tomatwood3590 tigers are the largest

[@poluticon]

actually ligers are the largest

[@brianclayton6305]

That’s a great video, with great commentary, love the time stamps for context. Nicely done!

[@DothFrmBBL]

Spihk heart bust!? spihk heart bust can you tell Sarah from the Bible to tell Jonah from the Bible to explain that Zumo's brother's bathroom doorway dad's brother's look alike's brother hated shaking hands with Uncle Ben look alike dude from Victory essembly Server !!!!!¡!!!!¡!!!!!

[@tomatwood3590]

@@brianclayton6305 thanks for the compliment

[@BigJordydaoppstoppa]

That's how quickly you can become a Orphan in the wild.

[@elxaime]

That's how it happens. That's how fast it takes for a guy to get whacked.

[@ChrisHops22]

The jaguar was a made guy and the capybara wasn't.

[@russellking9762]

'Greaseball shit'

[@ftffighter]

It's clearly a hit put out by the wife..

[@complexblackness]

The little Capy was motoring down that river.

[@Reese13]

It's "The Circle of Life."

[@michaelmulholland9072]

Yit y

[@Leavon]

Little do the people realize that their presence helped the Jaguar make the kill since they in part distracted the Capybara from the approach of he Cat.

[@orlandor7825]

True. Just as the African Safaris.

[@poom641]

yes but this is part of nature also, humans tend to roam around like often jaguars and other animals visit human neighborhoods

[@anthonymaximus8561]

Humans are Part of Nature too

[@markmcknight6457]

Do you say that for every animal?

[@Randomyoutubecommenter]

They probably know that

[@Jrod3338]

Oh that was the camera guy! I thought the Capybara for a second was the one that went "OH FUCK!!!"

[@roberttaylor4213]

Lol same

[@jonmcclenahan8379]

Tremendous video documentation, my friend

[@UnwantedGhost1-anz25]

I hope the Jaguars aren't going extinct. And recovering their numbers back to the Southern part of North America as they used to be common up until a few centuries ago.

[@Artemis-11235]

Whether they go extinct or not depends on a lot of factors - climate change isn't making it any easier for them, for one. Apex predators are an important part of any ecosystem and I wish we (people of all countries) would protect them more so they are no longer endangered.

[@centinela24542]

I haven´t seen this before, a big thanks to you for this awesome video!

[@PhillipPahinui]

Great upload. Thank you

[@Benya-d9j]

Great bit of filming and a rational, calm explanation. 10/10

[@takuan650]

Excellent footage and commentary. Not easy to pull off at that quality.

[@tomatwood3590]

@@takuan650 glad you liked the video. It was almost 100deg and we had to stay still and quiet. I used a hand held camera (Sony RX10 IV) because of boat movement.

[@russellking9762]

@@tomatwood3590 Capybaras are just rats on steroids

[@El.Duder-ino]

Incredible nature knows best how to regulate itself👍Thx for sharing this footage!

[@ele4853]

Awesome footage! Thanks for sharing!

[@kaiz3nberg]

Great footage - thanks for sharing this.

[@Hol902]

Der Jaguar ist ein wunderschönes Tier. Bitte bewahrt es vor dem Aussterben !

[@Adam-lz6cr]

That's how my buddy Jeremy attacks a buffet! He literally eyes it up for about 10 minutes then makes his move!!

[@brunocarpio2844]

😂

[@frodriguez5000]

Wow it was really amazing and Unique ..You captured it ..wow..greetings from Colombia

[@tomatwood3590]

Thank you very much!

[@nosherwansethna]

Lovely documentation.

[@GoodMemoriesToRemeber]

great video, thank you

[@Stagbeetle007]

Thank you for your amazing work and sharing

[@bird271828]

Wow. Excellent footage. Check out the capybara baby at 2:21, making his getaway.

[@hunterhq295]

Now orphaned?

[@level_ken5231]

@@hunterhq295mom was there as well, they fled w/ mom

[@DWeb0414]

Baby was gone like sorry daddy

[@tomatwood3590]

@@hunterhq295 the babies reunited with the mother

[@AdududuAdadada-k1d]

Nice video, new subscriber here 😊

[@bigrich6750]

The power combined with stealth is amazing.

[@mosshark]

Jaguars are so strong. Probably stronger than leopards.

[@KINGOFBATTLES2]

Yes their bite force is 2000 psi which is stronger than both lion and tiger

[@mosshark]

@@KINGOFBATTLES2 I say Leopards because they can haul prey more than twice their weight up a tree with just their jaws and neck strength.

[@shakurfaith]

And so do Jaguars ​@@mosshark

[@gbone7581]

They are definitely stronger and better swimmers too.

[@Iowrider714]

Jaguars are not only stronger, but they're also bigger than leopards. They are the 3rd largest big cat after tigers and lions comes jaguars. Just fyi.

[@MKrištínWildness]

WOW, great video. I was in Porto Jofre too. Amazing.

[@chrismccartney8668]

The Jaguar and perhaps the Snow Leopard are so strong, and Athletic rather than just brute strength!!

[@ProudhonKropotkin]

1:08 imagine being on a nice walk along the beach-You decide to glance over your shoulder to see how far you have walked, and you see this. 😳

[@Alastair510]

Great video, really well filmed.

[@struck2soon]

Capybaras were too distracted by film crew to notice the jaguar.

[@terraflow__bryanburdo4547]

2:44: "If you guys don't mind, I'll see myself out .."

[@gregorygermann5975]

Excellent voice narration! Bravo!

[@ronnieboucherthecrystalcraftsm]

super top job = thank you sir = 1005 best action and narrayed !

[@randomworld4662]

too much chilling is also harmful

[@cs1-p5e]

fix the video description, right now it says the jaguar killed a jaguar. what a video!

[@bobloblaw2958]

What a gorgeous animal that jaguar, beautiful and dangerous.

[@ExpeditionNomadicAdventures]

Nature's cycle of life.

[@novatraugott]

In the thing you wrote that it attacked a jaguar!

[@Maxumized]

Those kids will remember this

[@rotoguru]

Social services assistants will take care of them

[@av2018]

That thing at least put up a fight more than a helpless Caiman.

[@bosesebi6685]

am I the only one noticing that he stated how babies eventually reunited with their mother.

[@sabrewolf479]

Nature manages to be so beautiful and brutally savage at the same time.

[@Mocheso22]

That leap forward to boost its sprinting is insane.

[@angelaspanger]

I've never seen a Capybara? before last year...they look like walking pot roasts how are they supposed to defend themselves?

[@tomatwood3590]

@@angelaspanger walking pot roast? LOL!! They are good swimmers which is why the capybara headed for the water.

[@AzaNewski]

Their teeth my friend. They are rodents. Those teeth are like pliers - whatever they grab, is gone. Much like a beaver on a tree trunk. Or a jack rabbit - they bite baby trees off I 1 bite & it looks like someone cut them with secateurs.

[@UncommonKnowledge587]

The capybara probably wanted to be the jaguars friend. They're chill like that 😥

[@dlphcoracl9645]

Incredible footage by a professional.

[@fortuneltd3591]

The young capybara will never get revenge when it grows up. Goes to show life just like nature is unfair and gotta swallow your pride and live with it

[@andymasungsong8120]

Wow very nice beautiful video god bless you my friend 👍❤️

[@misterclownface]

@ 2:41 - the baby Capybara - see ya.

[@KINGOFBATTLES2]

Wouldn't wanna be ya

[@normanbrown9225]

For Some to LIVE, Others Have to DIE😢

[@brianlam257]

The Jaguar doesn't even hide in the bushes lol

[@ulaca1]

Great to see a natural science clip on YT

[@wc4109]

Capybaras seem to be easy prey… they don’t have size, speed, or ability to climb trees… surprised still many around…

[@poom641]

Poor capy just hangin out with his fam, Nature has made the Jaguar one of the most captivating beautiful animals Jaguar is mesmerizing to me, like a mythical creature

[@tom7471]

If I am not mistaken, jaguars have the most powerful bite in the cat world, and they are the third largest cat (in weight) to only the tigers and lions. This was an amazing capture. I live in New Mexico where jaguars were once occasionally spotted. There is at least one jaguar recently spotted not far away in SE Arizona.

[@tomatwood3590]

@@tom7471 jaguars are the third largest as you mention.

[@6957-c5k]

The last comment of the video sounded like CTV News coverage of a kidnapping. 😅

[@montana3227]

Wait a minute they babies reunited with the mother ?

[@Hfled2]

¿Como dice un jaguar al otro? Jaguar you! 😂

[@foho8]

Dad died for his family! Sad to see but what a video.

[@brianhammer5107]

jaguar: darn it - now we're all dirty!

[@ChrisHops22]

Gotta suck to be a capybara in the wild. You're essentially an oversized hamster that can't do shit against predators.

[@jarvisskooge8602]

Purpose built… with one thing in mind. Amazing.

[@lukelee3]

The humans definitely distracted the capybara. 😅

[@intruder1300]

Great vid, but no need to feel sorry of these animals, this is nature and it is happening everywhere every day

[@essneaks]

Rip to their pops, he didnt deserve tp go out like that!

[@ДмитрийВащенков-с5м]

Красивая, сильная кошка. Желаю процветания и счастья Вашей Стране, и тем местам где обитают и ягуары и капибары, Вам и Вашему народу ❤.

[@bombjack1984]

The babies were reunited with their mother... in the jaguar's belly.

[@alpizzle2963]

The father was eaten not the mom

[@johntitorii6676]

@@alpizzle2963 u think the jag gonna stop at dad ?

[@edekoka6267]

Capybara lives matter!

[@VinayakPande53]

Damn, and it went for the adult, not the baby, which one would assume is the easier prey.

[@dchawk81]

Who's here because of the rebranding?

[@gazellwilliams2773]

GREAT CAMERA WORK 😮😱🎥📸

[@youlikeitiloveit3747]

Says a lot about out the jaguar over lions. She went for the adult rather than the babies.

[@TheBIGxG91]

What happened to Capybaras not having any ops?

[@DAVIDoc7000]

que registro lindo, belo animal!

[@BrianErwin]

feral cats have the same exact mannerisms while stalking rats and other prey

[@rayamanelly]

Green light!.........Red light!...........Green light!

[@ericpeek8891]

He took one for his family. Capa Mom and Cubs are alive. And momma jag gets to feed her cubs. The cycle of life 🧬. 💯

[@columbusohio72]

Nice footage

[@scorpius6667]

The law of Nature ..... 🦂

[@oliverjones6687]

Nature is ruthless. Gives the Capy absolutely zero defence against this kind of hunter, it’s basically a massive chicken nugget just waiting to be taken out 😮

[@tymz-r-achangin]

and there I was minding my own business. Just enjoying some relaxation with the family at the beach, and then out of nowhere a jaguar had to ruin our plans. Rule number 1 is NEVER drop your guard. Eat but dont get eaten

[@johanolofsson8558]

That's nature in action. Don't interfere, don't intervene.

[@LaiSteve66]

3:18 Now you’re a single mom

[@johnbaptiste6266]

Damn... even the jags tail is stealth!!!

[@The_Quaalude]

But capybara's are so chill, wtf man 😭

[@UnwantedGhost1-anz25]

Don't Bush Dogs also eat Capybaras?

[@dnice_2170]

Poor babies will never be the same. Beach day was a disaster

[@joelinden1482]

I swear you can hear its neck snap at the end of the attack

[@wowzer336]

I can't take it seriously when a Jaguar is called a Jagwire. An expert would know the difference.

[@charlierobles316]

It's Capybara not Capabara