The Pantanal Wetlands are Brazil's most mysterious wilderness land, covered by grasslands for half the year. The green grass grew wildly, gradually withering yellow in the hot sun, and finally, the wildfire often swept across the grassland with the help of the wind, leaving a vast expanse of ashes. Then came the rainy season, which lasted for the same six months, and the grass ash melted into the soil, becoming the natural nourishment of the plain, and the torrential rain fell down, and together with the flooding river, it flooded the plain land and formed a vast wetland.
Mato Grosso National Park is part of this wetland. After the rainy season began, the original endless grasslands were covered with swamps, and only the slightly higher ground was spared. The animals that escaped the fire were concentrated on the plateau land and began the mission of passing on to future generations, and the Jaguar, the large predator of the South American rat, was no exception. After more than three months of good times, the female jaguar gave birth to a small puppy that played in the trees, the most lively and cheerful time of the year in the barren Great Plains.
Jaguars, also known as the American Tiger, in the Amazon rainforest, jaguars are known as the "King of the Yamales", they are golden or withered yellow, covered with black markings, the back and abdomen patterns are plum-shaped, and the center point has a flower-like garden point. The jaguar is also the all-around champion of the feline family, from climbing trees to jumping to swimming. In the mythology of the Brazilian Indian Kayepo people, the jaguar is even the owner of bows and arrows and fire, until one day, humans steal these weapons and take them for themselves, the jaguar began to use its teeth and eat raw meat. They are the fiercest predators in South America, and their food range is very wide, from birds in the sky, to reptiles on the ground, to swimming fish in the water, and even crocodiles. Like other elite beasts, Guan Zhou's method of hunting prey is very practical, often killing people in ancient times: directly cutting the bones of the monarch from and gluing it through, causing fatal damage to the brain of the prey.
Jaguars are solitary animals, with a single hunting range of up to 150 square kilometers, and they whistle their feet on the branches of the trees during the day. Just like the myth describes. The jaguar's eyes seemed to have flames burning, glowing yellow in the night. They wandered among the low bushes, quietly searching for prey.
A jaguar spotted a lone swamp deer, its bright red body salivating in the night. The jaguar slowly approached him, suddenly leaping high and galloping toward the swamp deer. Panicked swamp deer, fleeing in panic. The jaguar easily caught up, and he jumped up and threw the swamp deer to the ground. The 5-centimeter-long insistence of opening his blood basin could be embedded deep into the flesh, directly opening the skull of the prey, and the jaguar held it firmly, and the teeth were always biting on the top of the swamp deer's head. The painful deer convulsed all over his body but could not be relieved, and eventually died of pain.
After noticing that the prey had lost its breath, the jaguar still stubbornly bit its prey. Drag the prey to the trees in case they are snatched by other predators. He climbed on all fours and with laborious climbing toward the trunk. But I didn't want the strong smell of blood, but it still attracted the eyes of the cougar. The mountain lion, looking for the smell of blood, climbed up trees to try to grab food, and the jaguar bit its prey, not letting go, and let out a low roar, as if to warn its opponents that it was finally a good idea to leave every week.