#ApexPredator

[versemile]

Are lions really the kings of the jungle? 🦁 Discover why they hold this legendary title—no jungles needed!

[wtfearth123]

Did you know the Saltwater Crocodiles can jump 10 feet out of the water? 🤯

Saltwater crocodiles are known for their ability to jump out of the water. They can reach heights of up to 10 feet, and even more in some cases. This ability is a result of their powerful tail muscles and buoyancy control.

Credit: 🎥 Video by Trevor Frost

The tail muscles of a saltwater crocodile are incredibly strong. They can generate enough force to propel the crocodile out of the water with a single powerful thrust. The buoyancy control comes from the crocodile's lungs. When the crocodile wants to jump, it takes a deep breath and then exhales forcefully. This reduces the amount of air in its lungs, which makes it more buoyant. This allows the crocodile to jump higher and further.

Saltwater crocodiles use their jumping ability for a variety of purposes. They may use it to catch prey, defend themselves from predators, or simply to get a better view of their surroundings.

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[forgeline]

Some of them want to be abused. Wild Bill’s 1968 GMC truck was built by Finch Performance to be driven and driven hard. It’s powered by a 570HP Chevrolet Performance LS7 crate engine from Scoggin Dickey Parts Center and rides on a Finch Performance Apex Predator chassis, 335/30ZR18 BFGoodrich g-Force  Rival S Tires, and 18x12 Forgeline forged three piece GF3 Open Lug wheels finished with Pearl Gray centers & Polished outers!

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[mushroomyhouse]

Show your Pride and also your love for horses with this shimmering sticker sheet by @snappakappa 🌈

🏳️‍🌈 mush.house/pridemonth 🏳️‍🌈

[nisafari]

The Extraordinary Life of a Jaguar Hunting Stalking And Conquering Croco...

Jaguar: The Apex Predator's Life of Hunting, Stalking, and Overpowering Reptiles The jaguar, one of the most formidable predators in the animal kingdom, leads an extraordinary life marked by hunting, stalking, and overpowering dangerous reptiles such as crocodiles and anacondas. 

This magnificent creature, native to the Americas, is a testament to the raw power and survival instincts inherent in nature. Visit https//:nisafari.com for more videos like this. The hunting and stalking techniques of the jaguar are a marvel to behold. This apex predator moves with a stealthy grace, silently tracking its prey before launching a swift, lethal attack. Its powerful jaws and sharp teeth are capable of delivering a death blow, often piercing the skull of its prey, demonstrating its unparalleled strength and precision. 

 When it comes to battling crocodiles and anacondas, the jaguar stands unrivaled. These big cats are known to engage and defeat these formidable reptiles in their natural habitats. The life of a jaguar is a captivating display of nature's untamed power and beauty, a testament to the survival of the fittest in the wild. 

 #jaguar #JaguarLife, #ApexPredator, #NatureUntamed, #SurvivalOfTheFittest, #wildlifemarvels #amazonia 

[notfrasier]

Apex Predators at the Frost Science Museum Miami FL, 02/15/2024

[earth-media-species101]

The jaguar is one of the most feared predators in the animal kingdom, especially for humans. One of the reasons for this is its powerful jaw muscles that allow it to crush the skulls of its prey, delivering a quick and efficient kill. Unlike other big cats such as lions and tigers, jaguars have shorter, more muscular necks that make it difficult for them to deliver a fatal bite to the neck. Instead, jaguars use their unique hunting technique to take down their prey. They often stalk their victims and attack from behind, delivering a powerful bite to the back of the skull or neck, which can instantly kill even the largest of animals. They also have a unique way of killing prey, which is to crush the skull with their powerful jaws, which can exert over 1,500 PSI biteforce. This method of killing not only ensures a quick and efficient kill, but it also allows jaguars to take down larger prey than other big cats that typically go for the neck. Jaguars are known to prey on a variety of animals, including deer, monkeys, birds, and even crocodiles. In addition to their powerful jaws, jaguars are also incredibly agile and stealthy, making them formidable hunters. They are able to move quickly and quietly through the dense rainforest and can swim across rivers and other bodies of water to reach their prey. Overall, the combination of their powerful jaws, unique hunting technique, agility, and stealth makes jaguars one of the most fearsome predators in the animal kingdom, especially for humans who venture into their territory.

[demikoi]

Spotted this Great Blue Heron on a quick trip down to San Diego. While it's seen as a sign of good luck to encounter them, I think we can all agree that they are not welcome at our ponds! 😂 #thanksbutnothanks #greatblueheron #apexpredator (at San Diego, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpoF7mnPMvL/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[uncle-t12]

A few money made me vicious, I was already born malicious. I send my youngins' on a mission, I look at everyone suspicious. 👁️👉💨 #apexpredator #nottobefuckedwith https://www.instagram.com/p/Co6CegjtrSZOpyiV8KhkODOUhkBnNCiC9MZYnA0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[harimabiff1492]

The Complexities Of An Ant Colony

Ant colonies are complex and highly organized societies composed of thousands or even millions of individual ants. These insects work together in a coordinated manner to ensure the survival and prosperity of the colony. Each ant in the colony plays a specific role, and the collective behavior of the colony is guided by a set of intricate social structures and communication mechanisms. One of the…

[forgeline]

Apex predator. JB Granger’s pro-touring 1967 Chevrolet C10 was built by Brian Finch at Finch Performance. It’s powered by a Holley fuel-injected Scoggins Dickey Parts Center Chevrolet Performance LS7 mated to a Bowler Performance Transmissions-prepped Tremec T-56 Magnum 6-speed manual transmission and rides on a Finch Performance Apex Predator chassis, Detroit Speed suspension, full-floating Moser Engineering rear end, Viking Performance coilovers, Baer disc brakes, 335/30ZR18 BFGoodrich g-Force Rival S tires, and 18x12 Forgeline forged three piece CF3C wheels finished with Graphite Centers & Transparent Smoke outers! See more at: https://forgeline.com/customer-gallery/jb-granger-2

Photos by Steven Rupp, courtesy of Hot Rod Magazine.

[nisafari]

In the wild, the life of a jaguar is nothing short of extraordinary. With its sleek and powerful physique, this magnificent predator is a master of hunting and stalking its prey. In just 60 seconds, the jaguar showcases its incredible skills, making it a true marvel of nature. From the dense rainforests of South America to the vast grasslands of the Americas, this apex predator navigates its environment with stealth and precision, ensuring a successful hunt every time. Witness the awe-inspiring moments as the jaguar pounces on its unsuspecting prey, showcasing the raw power and agility that defines its existence. Visit https://nisafari.com for travel guides and top destinations.

[shattersaurus]

Apexpredator of the cretaceous oceans, Mosasaurus Hoffmanni

[gazehoundz]

i'm apexpredator on Cohost, you won't find me posting on Tumblr from here on out. i will not use a site run by transphobes.

there are about ~1k of you and i don't expect to see everyone suddenly appear on Cohost, but i do remember who appears often in my notifications and i would be very happy to see you again over there so please come say hi :) i will be uninstalling Tumblr soon so i won't see any messages

also, if you bought those Tumblr checkmarks or any of that garbage, we are not friends, don't bother.

protect trans women always!

[froggybangbang]

I recommend Ocean Ramsey's channel. She's a marine biologist who studies shark behaviour. Seims with tiger and great white and reef sharks (and sometimes whale sharks, and sperm whales, and humpback whales), and she's working into trying to change this narrative, in order to help save them. She highlights the harm stray fishing lines (and the shark fin soup industry) does to them.

framing is everything