Jaguars & Amazing Wildlife of Brazil's Pantanal | 4K | Brazil | Wild Travel | Robert E Fuller

In October 2023, I was invited to travel with my video team to Brazil's Pantanal in search of jaguars as a guest of Pantanal Safaris Tours. I was blown away by the abundance of wildlife that I saw.

Date filmed: October 2023

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The Pantanal is one of the world's most diverse and abundant wetlands, covering 195,000 km². Located primarily in Brazil it also crosses into into Bolivia and Paraguay. This video highlights my favourite moments from the trip.

This vast wetland hosts the highest density of jaguars in the world and they can be seen hunting during the day caimans from the river banks. I had never seen a wild jaguar before and I was delighted to be able to follow the stories of multiple individuals during my 2-week stay.

In addition to jaguars, the Pantanal is host to a diverse range of animals and birds. Giant river otters live in family groups and are skilled hunters feeding on fish and other aquatic creatures. Capybaras are the world's largest rodent and they can often be seen grazing on vegetation at the water's edge.
Hyacinth macaws are the largest flying parrot species in the world. Their vibrant blue feathers and loud calls make them a highlight for birdwatchers. Tapirs are the largest land mammals in South America, yet are surprisingly shy, foraging in the forest for fruits and vegetation. The Pantanal boasts an incredible diversity of birds, with over 650 recorded species. From jabiru and anhinga to large-billed terns and neotropic cormorants, it's no surprise that birdwatchers flock to the region.

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*CHAPTERS*
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00:00 Wildlife of the Pantanal
00:30 Female Jaguar & Cubs
00:53 Hyacinth Macaws
00:59 Capybara
01:08 Female Jaguar Greeting Cub
01:18 Brazilian Tapir
01:33 Jaguar Leaps for Caiman
01:59 Iconic Birds
02:25 Giant River Otters
03:15 Wetland Wildlife
03:35 Jaguar Catches Caiman!
03:55 Pantanal Sunset

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