Jaguar mom moving her cub to the other side of the river 

The cubs did survive the trip across though appear to have been killed several months later by a male jaguar.

The mom, Patricia, was last seen with her cubs Nauru and Yanomami in early October. Then she was seen mating with other males. Sometimes a female jaguar will do this so that the male leaves her cubs alone. But it could also mean than the cubs were killed. One can hope it is the former.

It was alive on the other side, so it did survive.

Both cubs survived the trip across the river.

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The cub was like "Mom i was doing fine, let me be, i got this" 😂

No crocodiles in the Pantanal, just caiman which the jaguars hunt and kill.

What? It's a cub Calf is for Herbivore mammals and whales 😅

You don't know why the mother moved her cubs, there could have been a male nearby that was going to kill the cubs (this often happens to jaguar cubs). This is an experienced mom who has been observed for 11 years and has successfully raised at least 6 prior cubs.

@@rariscn She may have raised six prior cubs but this one is dead.

The mother probably held the baby by the upper body with the babies face inside her mouth so it can breathe

@@Rubberbandman889 Please, don't hallucinate!

@@anacletwilliams8315 I just took my medicine like 1 hour ago but I forgot to take it in the morning