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The jaguar is more than a symbol of Brazilian wildlife—it is the true queen of the Pantanal.

With its unique rosettes on golden fur and a silent yet powerful presence, it rules this ecosystem like few predators in the world.

Unlike other big cats, the jaguar loves water. In the Pantanal, it is common to see them swimming skillfully between rivers and islands or walking calmly along the banks hunting capybaras, caimans, and even anacondas.

Its powerful jaw can crush even turtle shells—one of the strongest bites in the animal kingdom.

And the most remarkable part? Here in the Northern Pantanal, jaguars can be seen during the day, with frequent and unforgettable sightings.

It’s no wonder this region is considered the best place on the planet to see them in the wild.

With Be North Safaris, you don’t just observe—you experience the thrill of encountering this magnificent feline in its natural territory.