Jaguars prey on crocodiles, is it really as simple as cats eat fish ?

Do you think "cats eat fish" is a simple thing? Jaguars also need to take great risks to prey on crocodiles, first of all, they have to overcome the habit of not liking water, crocodiles are generally in the water, and the fighting form is very unfavorable for jaguars.

Crocodiles are mammals, not fish, and jaguars prey on crocodiles only because of the floodplains in the Amazon, which are not suitable for jaguars to survive, so they can only hunt crocodiles.

Jaguars belong to the feline family and are not cats, whereas crocodiles are not fish. Jaguars prey on crocodiles only due to the environmental space in which they are located, and it is not as simple as "cats eat fish".

It's certainly not that simple. First of all, the skin of the crocodile is very hard. And the crocodile has a strong bite that will drag the animal into the water and kill it. Therefore, jaguars are unlikely to be successful in preying on crocodiles.

It's not that simple, because the size of a crocodile is also very large among carnivores, and crocodiles are not fish, and jaguars must have to work hard to kill crocodiles.

The jaguar is really a very unique kind of big cat, the lion, tiger and leopard and other big cats like to eat bison, zebra, wild deer and wild sheep and other hoofed animals, but the jaguar often catches crocodiles. The idea of conflating jaguars preying on crocodiles with cats eating fish is intended to create the idea that one type of animal is inherently restrained by another, and that jaguars can catch them as long as they are crocodiles, is in fact wrong in several ways.

First, the classification of crocodiles is not clear, crocodiles belong to the reptile class, not the Chinese name with the word "fish" belongs to the fish, similar common misunderstandings are mammalian whales, which are often mistaken for fish.

Second, the relationship between animal A and animal B is forcibly extended to the respective categories of the two animals without logic and evidence. In fact, sometimes even if it is a species of the same genus, there may be a lot of differences in the biological characteristics between them, not to mention that they have multiple genera and dozens of members of the cat family and crocodile, it is even more impossible to generalize.

Thirdly, the so-called"Common sense" - cats love to eat fish, which is also very debatable. In fact, surveys have shown that the most common prey of cats in the wild is small mammals, such as rodents and rabbits, followed by birds, which also account for a large proportion, as for fish, which are very rare in the cat's diet, and also ranked after reptiles and amphibians. In terms of cats' preference for meat, there have also been surveys and studies, and the results show that cats' preference for fish tends to rank behind chicken, beef, lamb and pork.

Therefore, although some cat foods are mixed with fish ingredients and flavors, it is clear that fish is not a particularly popular food for cats. Of course, survival in the wild is not easy, and some cats will not refuse fish meat if they have the opportunity, after all, there are indeed a few fish caught in the wild.

This is one of the reasons, the main reason is that crocodiles are large and meaty, and they are easy to hunt.

For a ferocious beast of prey, it may really be as simple as a cat eating fish.

It's not that simple, these animals are some of the more ** and like to eat meat. There is a great force between the two.

It's not that simple, crocodiles are also very ferocious animals.

It's not that simple, crocodiles are also very ferocious animals, and it's not as simple as imagined.

No, it's something that says it's the most changed according to the environment.

Probably not. After all, tigers in the Americas are very ferocious and powerful.

I think it's because of some special reasons, don't you think so?

Cats eating fish shouldn't be that simple, I feel like he's going to be a bigger hurt.