Leopard takes the meat out of alligator mouth

Jul 22, 2020 11:54 AM

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That's a crocodile

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When your cat finds you eating cereal

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Just cause it worked out doesn't mean that's not a very dumb kitty.

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Like my wife taking the half eaten turkey sandwich from me on Thanksgiving night.

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This pretty much sums up my family's Christmas and Thanksgiving dinners.

6 years ago | Likes 424 Dislikes 0

If you don't eat fast - you don't eat!

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Multiple predators fighting over fresh meat?

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That describes a Jeffrey Epstein Christmas or Thanksgiving.

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Are the crocs teeth jumper cables?

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"Hey dude... you gonna eat that? "

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This is pretty much what happens at our dinner table every night. Asshole cat..

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How does the cameraman put on pants with balls that big?

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My guess is a very powerful zoom lense

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99% sure you're right, but i like to think there's some dude out there that was just filming this with a flashlight and his iPhone.

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and huge, like basketball-size testicles.

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The most dangerous Jenga.

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Serves him right for chewing with his mouth open.

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Truly a brave cat.

6 years ago | Likes 11 Dislikes 0

Well that leopard probably has no other choice. It must be hard trying to stalk your prey with those balls of steel clanking around

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E's not pinin'! 'E's passed on! This gator is no more! He has ceased to be! 'E's expired and gone to meet 'is maker! 'E's a stiff!

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'E's blinkin!

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*looks again*

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It tastes better when it’s someone else’s.

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That leopard must be HUNGRY!

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**Crocodile.

6 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

My partner and French fries.

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That leopard must clank when he walks!

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You zoomed in to. Admit it.

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Cheetos cheesy puffs.

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Gator: I have no fe- *Cat shows up* I have one fear.

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+1 for Muggsy.

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I love the slide back into the water! Ha!

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Cat clearly gives no fucks

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I feel really bad for that cat, having to crawl around dragging balls that big.

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Is it weird that I kinda feel bad for the gator?

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Who the fuck is letting that cat sit that close to the gator?

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This cat is known as Mugsy, IIRC. He was part of a swamp cat colony at a wildlife refuge. This video was taken yeeeeeeeears ago. Pretty-

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-sure Mugsy ended up going to his forever home after showing the alligators who's boss.

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the cat.

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Someone who didn't want a cat but got stuck taking care of it

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Who the fuck is feeding the gator

6 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

Video is recorded at a Wildlife Rescue. So, the handlers are feeding it.

6 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Cats go where they go bud. You don't have much say on it. Try to lock one up and he'll fly out next time you open the door

6 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

Cats are easily shooed, idk what you're talking about

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Imagine not evolving for millions of years cuz you're nature's killing machine to be bullied by a cat humans domesticated cuz it was cute.

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As I understand it, cats domesticated themselves

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Cats ain’t cute

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I knownyoure ugly and proud but you dont have to tack on stupid as well. (Joking, I normally dont do burns. Sorry.)

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As a dog person, that‘s not true

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And they domesticated us

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Pretty sure nature’s perfect killing machine is the cute one.

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Yea but they dont eat Disneyland children

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Tigers, jaguars and leopards are some of the only animals that hunt and eat alligators, crocs and caimans.

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Huh, that's cool. I thought only hippos were fighting crocs.

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They can and will kill them but they are herbivores and thus don't eat them

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Yes exactly, that's why it dies when you punch it.

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Username checks out

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And if you were the same scale to a croc as you are to a cat, it would die from a punch as well.

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Anything will die if you punch hard enough

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On land

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Crocodile

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That cat could have just eaten the lizard!

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It tastes like chicken, I'm told.

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croc.exe is not responding

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There are no leopards in America and no alligators in Africa. Crocodile

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Well that's a technical statement because a cougar and a jaguar are the same animal. Just different regional

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No they're not, cougars are Puma concolor, Jaguars are Panthera onca. And the animal in this video is a leopard which is Panthera pardus.

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damn didnt expect the large cat expert in this thread. Fucking shredded bro

6 years ago | Likes 10 Dislikes 0

Right lol

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Cougar - Puma Concolor; Jaguar - Panthera onca / Not the same animal, entirely different species. They only relate at the Family level, /1

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which by comparison is like saying people and gorillas are the same thing, because we're both Hominidae. Just wanted to point out that /2

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while the cats do look vaguely similar in structure, they're so distantly related they couldn't breed with each other. 3/3

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Well I learned something today, thanks.

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They actually vary quite a bit. Jaguars are in the big cat family with lions and tigers, while cougars are more related to housecats.

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That's wrong. Cougar/Puma and Jaguar are not the same animal. In fact, the cougar techincally doesn't belong to the "big cats" .

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No they are not, a cougar looks completely different to a jaguar.

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?

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So I learned

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but... south america

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Florida....Alligators

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Well, the gator must have already ate the majority, cause he is SLEEPY!

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They must have dated before.

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Actually think the gator closes its eyes to protect itself

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Scaly mofo in a meat coma.

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Crocodile!

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Apparently they can just sit and digest underwater for days without surfacing. My python sometimes naps underwater...

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They don't have gills do they?

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Nah. They just have a really efficient cold-blooded system. They basically turn off everything except their stomachs. There's a reason...

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they existed before and after the dinosaurs.

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probably not able to get it all down and is just chilling letting the first half digest.

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Well momma said. "Gators are usually angry because they have all dem' teeth!"

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I know, cool story bro, but the kid who gave the correct response to this was a high school classmate/baseball teammate of mine.

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Ornery

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May have been too cold to stay awake. Being a reptile and temp sensative is hard.

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*sensitive

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That or it was turkey he ate.

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I know cause my ex is one.

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I dated Jess once too.

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That’s a weird way to spell Bridget but I feel you.

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Y’all got weird names for Marjorie, but I hear she did get around a little bit so no surprise there.

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This is oddly relatable. Recent ex was a Jess, and I am pretty sure she was a reptilian in disguise.

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My Jess was a different girl, tight little redhead with little boobs but a booty for days. Thick thighs save lives.

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............nenson?

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#ihavesex

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I take it alligator is dead..?

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NOT DEAD. NOT DEAD.

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Nah, you can see the eyes open later on when hes tugging on the second bit real hard.

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Dat gator dead

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or drunk!

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Nah, very full. You can see the eye open towards the end

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Caiman?

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African crocodile/Nile crocodile.

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Caiman are much smaller than that

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The black caiman gets almost 20 feet long.

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Whadabout the white ones?

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The animal called "white alligator", a.k.a. common caiman is the closest thing to your request. They get about 6 feet in length.

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Looks like a crocodile?

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That's what i was thinking.

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Pretty sure that's a leopard

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Crocs got pointy snoots. Gators got rounded snoots. Plus the teeth overlay

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pretty likely, since there are no alligators in africa (where leopards live)

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It's a disguise!

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It looks like nature's perfect killing machine.

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It is a croc. Alligators and leopards don't live anywhere near each other. Plus the head shape is wrong for both gator species alive today.

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How about at the zoo?

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Which zoo puts two (apex) predators in the same enclosure?

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Every zoo designed by Steven Spielberg

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Could be a wildlife preserve. Still, you’re right, it’s highly unlikely that it’s a zoo or preserve.

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How can you tell the difference?

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Gators have blunt and rounded snouts, croc snouts are more pointy.

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The heads are a slightly different shape

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It's interacting with a leopard.

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The only place in the world outside of zoos crocs and gators coexist is southern Florida. Leopards aren’t there. Hence: crocodile.

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Well, for one, they don't have alligators where leopards live.

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Crocs are pointy and gators are round.

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One has spots, the other is an alligator.

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The crocodiles have a more jagged and pronounced toothy (and narrower) maw whereas the alligators have a smoother less toothy mouth.

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Snout

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One you see later and the other after a while

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Beat me to it +1

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Don't think leopard's and gaters live in the same places

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They don’t.

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Could be a cayman

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Croc

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Alligators have shorter, more rounded snouts, crocodiles have longer more pointy snouts.

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Gator snouts also appear more flattened where as crocodiles are narrower

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Crocodiles have a V shaped snout, Alligators have U shaped snouts.

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huh, i always thought it's the other way around

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Well kinda, hard to explain without pictures

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Gator snout: U. Croc snout: V. Gharial snout: I.

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It is

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Plus alligators are not from Africa where leopards are from

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Alligators can be found primarily in north America and parts of China

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True, but you never know what big cats have been released in Florida...

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That meat carries a suspicious resemblance to Carole Baskin's first husband dipped in sardine oil.

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Also true

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