
Jaju female head-on
Area: Porto Jofre, northern Pantanal
Credits: dohertyphotography

Area: Porto Jofre, northern Pantanal
Credits: dohertyphotography
Area: Porto Jofre, northern Pantanal
Credits: jaguars_pantanaltours
From the videographer:
>Today I had the chance to see Saseka hunting at the Encontro das Águas State Park, in the Jofre region.
>I must admit, throughout my journey in the Pantanal, she has never been a jaguar that caught my attention. Compared to names like Patrícia, Medrosa, or Marcela, or males like Bororo and Ousado, I always saw Saseka as a more low-profile individual.
>But today, my perspective on her completely changed. I witnessed Saseka hunting and killing a male caiman…an animal that was clearly twice her size in weight and stature. It was the work of a true warrior: it took her nearly an hour to drag the prey into the bush. Her exhaustion was visible, but she didn’t give up for a single moment.
>Saseka taught me a valuable lesson today: never underestimate anyone. She proved her strength and determination in a way I never would have imagined.
Area: Refúgio da Ilha, southern Pantanal
Credits: Valdiney Amorim
Area: Porto Jofre, northern Pantanal
Credits: Gustavo Gaspari
Area: Porto Jofre, northern Pantanal
Credits: Jaguars Pantanal Tours
Area: Porto Jofre, northern Pantanal
Credits: Branco Arruda
Area: Porto Jofre, northern Pantanal
Credits: Pantanal Blog
Area: Caiman Ecological Refuge, southern Pantanal
Credits: Mario Nelson
Area: Fazenda Barranco Alto, southern Pantanal
Credits: Marcelo Melo
Credits: Zoo d’Amnéville
Area: Caiman Ecological Refuge, southern Pantanal
Credits: Nick Garbutt
Area: Porto Jofre, northern Pantanal
Credits: Caio Leonardo
Area: Refúgio da Ilha, southern Pantanal
Credits: Edson Moroni
Posted earlier today by Vinícius Vianna
Area: Fazenda San Francisco, southern Pantanal
Area: Caiman Ecological Refuge, southern Pantanal
Credits: Lucas Morgado