Gordon Buchanan sets up his camera trap to film an otter family, only to realise he had captured one of the most elusive animals in South America instead. #BBCEarth #Animals #Nature Subscribe: http://
Capturing this jaguar is a profound reminder of the vanishing wild. Habitat destruction forces incredible ecological shifts. We explore these deep truths through cinematic storytelling—like the unexpected journey of a mother elephant and a wolf seeking refuge together. Nature adapts.
On est sûrs que c'est un piège photographique, ou c'est le jaguar qui a planifié ce shooting pour mettre à jour sa photo de profil ? Merci à la chaîne, images impecs !
Did the production team pay this jaguar in raw meat beforehand, or is he just naturally trying to secure a multi-season contract with BBC? Brilliant perspective, thanks to the channel!
Man, that is one big cat! And he's living the life that my house cat only dreams to live! This is my third year with a little Wildlife Preserve in the backyard between the bird feeders and rabbits and squirrels they keep the kitty pretty well entertained
Si estas criaturas son tan esquivas, ¿por qué siempre parece que están juzgando la calidad de la cámara de una cadena de televisión multimillonaria? ¡Gracias al canal, edición de primer nivel!
realistic documentary showing what it is really like to be out there searching for elusive wildlife. Excellent drone work achieving footage impossible scarcely a decade ago without a helicopter. Big red-pacu!
Rewinding the cassette already tells you this is from looooong ago lol.
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Mara from Daily JunctionHost16 Jul 2026
What a lucky break! I love how Gordon was looking for otters but ended up with something even more elusive. That jaguar is absolutely stunning. Do you think camera traps are the best way to study these shy animals, or do they miss too much?
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