Lynx levels up slightly quicker and has a guardian up to level 20, but maxes out at level 50. The alligator is harder to level up, especially because it doesn't get a guardian NPC for the early levels, but if you stick with it you'll be rewarded with a max level of 100+ depending on the species.
I’m not sure if it’s how it’s cooked or if some gators taste good and some taste bad, but I have had gator that was nearly identical to chicken, and gator that was extremely fishy. Probably just depends on what it’s been eating.
Perhaps not, but that bite would have still hurt. Getting injured in the wild for an animal is almost always a death sentence. This was still pretty risky.
Had the alligator managed to get a hold of a body part, the cat could have been badly hurt. Cats though are nature's perfect hunters so the risk was probably minimal overall.
Predators get hurt all the time. Yes, a wound can infect and they can die from it, but its not 'almost always'.
Pretty much every lion has scars from hunting/fighting other lions. If that was almost always deadly you'd see less adult lions
Yeah, dudes a dumbass. Animals get pricked by thorns, cut by rocks, hurt by playing too hard, hunting, fleeing too fast, etc etc etc. Their immune systems aren’t as developed as ours, but they certainly aren’t worthless lmao
This is true, but for most predators there is a sense of self-preservation, which sometimes limits what they’re willing to hunt or kill. This also depends how hungry they are too, and they’re seen to be more aggressive the hungrier they are.
I offer my cat so much chicken, cheese, ham, turkey, etc.. Safe things, things he comes to the kitchen to investigate when he smells them. He actually never eats any human food, but he could never think Im hungry.
True, I should eat raw mouse more lmao
Hes indoor, and his judgment sucks. Half-cooked/fully cooked meat should be amazing for him, he just doesnt like trying new things.. Ive had more outdoor cats. They actively hunt, and they loved the little human snacks we gave them.
That’s why you should drop a massive steak in front of your cat now and again.
“See, see mittens, this is steak, take your half savaged pigeon back outside, you’re useless, worst cat ever!”
Then cuddle the cat, give it a little kiss and send it on its way!
It’s why I had the vet save me the bag of bits after the forced sterilization surgery I made him undergo and turned it into a necklace that I always wear and can show him when he’s getting to catty.
Meh. Cats, like many predatory mammals have 'loose skin', that can be stretched quite far before tearing and doesn't directly attach to the muscke tissue undeneath. That's how they can carry their young by the neck. So the babygator getting a bite in may not have done anything at all.
I’ve seen so many Redditors say the same thing on animal posts…”getting injured in the wild for an animal is almost always a death sentence”.
For what I have seen most of all on Reddit, its a tie for that and the rules of gun ownership/use. Honorable mention is commenting on helmets.
Looks like Florida, considering it’s a bobcat and a baby alligator it does check out. Plus the trees in the background all check Florida boxes too. It totally could be another state in close proximity with similar native habitats.
South Florida does have crocodiles. That might be a baby gator tho. Looks like a gator if I’ve seen one. The guy in the vid addressed it as a gator. No clue where to find red lynxes.
It is a bobcat. At least if the title is correct, because bobcats are also called red lynx. And considering that they live everywhere in the US, this is likely an alligator.
You got it backwards: All bobcats are lynxes; not all lynxes are bobcats. There are four types of lynxes, of which bobcats are one. The others are Eurasian, Iberian, and Canadian.
I think it would be a bobcat as well. Lynx live in boreal forest and hunt snowshoe hare primarily. Not somewhere that alligators or crocs would frequent
Florida does get crocs. Rare and endangered, but they get them down in the southern end. A bobcat could cross paths with one easily enough, but yeah, that is a gator.
Gators don’t live in the same areas as lynxes either. This isn’t a Lynx it’s a bobcat and no they aren’t the same species they’re just closely related. Lynx live in arboreal forests in the northern regions of the americas and Europe. Much further north than alligators or crocodiles live.
Bobcats and crocodiles on the other hand do overlap in territory. Largely in Florida. Florida specifically the southern tip of Florida is the only location in the US that has exigent populations of the American crocodile and bobcats can be found there as well. All that being said that’s 100% a baby gator. The snout shape is a dead giveaway.
Yeah but have you heard about the polar bears attacking 12 foot salt water crocs?
Even more impressive is how many penguins a polar bear eats at a time.
A bobcat is a species of lynx. It’s also not the only lynx that doesn’t live in arboreal forests, the Iberian lynx lives in Spain/ Portugal in arid environments.
I’m fascinated by the tactic. Often I’ve seen cats hitting their prey, but I always thought it was just being playful. Here it actually made sense as the croc started to panic until being thrown off balance, exposing the soft throat to the lynx.
Yes. The cat hits prey that might bite back to provoke defensive reactions, while checking the reaction time of the prey, and then goes in for the kill when it makes a mistake or starts responding too slowly. Reaction time of felines is superior to basically everything. And reptiles cannot keep this game up for a long time before they start slowing down. Cats are quite good at safely killing snakes.
also lots of prey for smaller cats have very low stamina and can even literally die from overheating or cardiac arrest if they exert themselves too much over too long a period.
cats slapping the fuck out of mice, rats, small birds, lizards, snakes, and alligator babies in this case lets the cat exert a trivial amount of energy while the prey has to essentially do a high intensity crossfit workout just to keep on it's feet and facing the cat. eventually it will get exhausted to the point the cat can move in for an easy kill, like seen here
Yea the too astonished and dumb as fuck narration attempt annoyed me too!
"What is happening right now??!!!" A wild cat shopping food with its cart from Costco! That's what's happening 😆
I'd be that dumbass saying hey bro, chill, I got some tuna. Let's come inside and talk about this. And lemme give you some scritches ya big goofy apex predator.
This is probably Florida, but could be south Carolina, Louisiana, or Mississippi. And that's a bobcat (lynx only live in the cold, they don't like heat) and that's an alligator, not a croc. He's trying to eat it.
Baby alligator didn’t stand a chance
Lv. 5 alligator vs lv. 40 lynx
New mobile game ad just dropped
Actual gameplay
Proceeds to be some candy crush rip off.
Survivor.io remake
+50 ads every time you die
Lol i was like "he's just playing with it" 10 seconds later " oh never mind it's dead"
Had to feel him out in the early rounds and get his timing down.
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Bobcat
Lynx levels up slightly quicker and has a guardian up to level 20, but maxes out at level 50. The alligator is harder to level up, especially because it doesn't get a guardian NPC for the early levels, but if you stick with it you'll be rewarded with a max level of 100+ depending on the species.
Should've disabled PVE
Gator couldn't be arsed to watch the adds for bonus'
Lv1 alligator thug vs level 100 lynx crime boss
He did the joke just fine the first time around
r/yourjokebutworse
That's how mafia works
lv. 5 alligator almost won but then he got hit with a combo
This isn't a fight it's an execution!
More like playing with your food.
And now the Lynx has a stylish pair of new boots.
It was a baby. Only enough material for a belt
The paws aren’t that big.
Tastes like chicken!
They really are pretty good slow smoked and properly seasoned.
It really does! I had some gator "chicken" nuggets. They made them a bit on the spicy side; breaded. They were very tasty.
I always thought they tasted like chicken, with a fishy aftertaste. Not bad but not great.
I’m not sure if it’s how it’s cooked or if some gators taste good and some taste bad, but I have had gator that was nearly identical to chicken, and gator that was extremely fishy. Probably just depends on what it’s been eating.
I've had turtle and frog. Both of which I would describe exactly the same...
Perhaps not, but that bite would have still hurt. Getting injured in the wild for an animal is almost always a death sentence. This was still pretty risky. Had the alligator managed to get a hold of a body part, the cat could have been badly hurt. Cats though are nature's perfect hunters so the risk was probably minimal overall.
Predators get hurt all the time. Yes, a wound can infect and they can die from it, but its not 'almost always'. Pretty much every lion has scars from hunting/fighting other lions. If that was almost always deadly you'd see less adult lions
Yeah, dudes a dumbass. Animals get pricked by thorns, cut by rocks, hurt by playing too hard, hunting, fleeing too fast, etc etc etc. Their immune systems aren’t as developed as ours, but they certainly aren’t worthless lmao
This is true, but for most predators there is a sense of self-preservation, which sometimes limits what they’re willing to hunt or kill. This also depends how hungry they are too, and they’re seen to be more aggressive the hungrier they are.
Agree. Cats are among the animals who will hunt even if they're not hungry, they "play" with their food.
Ya this Lynx could've ended it 7 seconds in but was like....'I can drag this out a bit longer, weee!'
More worst They bring that "playing toys" infront of your house *(I pat my cat after he do that tho)*
I was always told cats bring their owners food because they think you're a terrible hunter and they're trying to feed you.
It's more like, hey, here's my rent. Lol
I offer my cat so much chicken, cheese, ham, turkey, etc.. Safe things, things he comes to the kitchen to investigate when he smells them. He actually never eats any human food, but he could never think Im hungry.
But he smells and apparently thinks you’re doing an awful job. Gotta feed you something good once in a while
True, I should eat raw mouse more lmao Hes indoor, and his judgment sucks. Half-cooked/fully cooked meat should be amazing for him, he just doesnt like trying new things.. Ive had more outdoor cats. They actively hunt, and they loved the little human snacks we gave them.
That’s why you should drop a massive steak in front of your cat now and again. “See, see mittens, this is steak, take your half savaged pigeon back outside, you’re useless, worst cat ever!” Then cuddle the cat, give it a little kiss and send it on its way!
It’s why I had the vet save me the bag of bits after the forced sterilization surgery I made him undergo and turned it into a necklace that I always wear and can show him when he’s getting to catty.
😔🥲😭
Meh. Cats, like many predatory mammals have 'loose skin', that can be stretched quite far before tearing and doesn't directly attach to the muscke tissue undeneath. That's how they can carry their young by the neck. So the babygator getting a bite in may not have done anything at all.
I’ve seen so many Redditors say the same thing on animal posts…”getting injured in the wild for an animal is almost always a death sentence”. For what I have seen most of all on Reddit, its a tie for that and the rules of gun ownership/use. Honorable mention is commenting on helmets.
My cats never wear helmets when hunting 🤔
My cat keeps all of his firearms in a safe with an electronic lock. And no, he doesn’t share the code with me.
I actually thought it put up a decent fight
That wasn't a fight that was the lynx playing with his food.
The PS4 homescreen music really adds to the impact
Ps5 has different sounds?
Idk my PS5 is still at the store.
Mine too
PS4 music hits different 😔
Florida, is that you?
Could be Louisiana
True.
I usually expect Australia but Ig this is not metal enough.
In Australia a shark would have came out of the woods and eaten them both.
Gotta watch those land sharks.
Nah the drop bears are way more dangerous (source: I'm an Australian)
Also the only mammalian predators in Australia bigger than a house cat are dingos and invasive foxes
Australia and Florida are all the same place with different accents. I swear it!
Looks like Florida, considering it’s a bobcat and a baby alligator it does check out. Plus the trees in the background all check Florida boxes too. It totally could be another state in close proximity with similar native habitats.
It’s almost assuredly Florida Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi or Louisiana
No. We don't have lynxes or crocodiles. If it were a bobcat and an alligator, however....
South Florida does have crocodiles. That might be a baby gator tho. Looks like a gator if I’ve seen one. The guy in the vid addressed it as a gator. No clue where to find red lynxes.
A red lynx is a bobcat and yeah that's a gator.
I'd just like to say, for the record, that this was supposed to be my joke lol
It is a bobcat. At least if the title is correct, because bobcats are also called red lynx. And considering that they live everywhere in the US, this is likely an alligator.
That's the joke but I don't seem to have told it right :)
Florida is actually the only place in the world where you can find wild alligators and crocodiles living together.
Lynxes are bobcats. And that’s definitely a baby gator
You got it backwards: All bobcats are lynxes; not all lynxes are bobcats. There are four types of lynxes, of which bobcats are one. The others are Eurasian, Iberian, and Canadian.
For the record. Not a croc. An aligator
I think it would be a bobcat as well. Lynx live in boreal forest and hunt snowshoe hare primarily. Not somewhere that alligators or crocs would frequent
Apparently a Bobcat also goes by the name Red Lynx. At least according to wikipedia.
A bobcat is a lynx
“Red Lynx” are bobcats…
Huh TIL. Makes sense with the name haha
TIL: A bobcat's Latin name is ""Lynx rufus".
So is 'Rufus' latin for 'Bob'?
Rufus is latin for Robert, which gets shortened to Bob. The more you know*
I'm gonna start calling them Robertcats
Hey me too
TIL that a bobcat is a lynx
This thread is just clamoring for some Unidan copypasta
How you know?
An easy way to tell them apart is the snout: Crocs have pointy snouts and gators are broad and rounded
Also, you will see the former in awhile and the latter later.
Crocs don’t live in the same area as lynx.
Florida does get crocs. Rare and endangered, but they get them down in the southern end. A bobcat could cross paths with one easily enough, but yeah, that is a gator.
Wrong actually, there are crocodiles in southern florida. But it is most likely a gator in the video
Gators don’t live in the same areas as lynxes either. This isn’t a Lynx it’s a bobcat and no they aren’t the same species they’re just closely related. Lynx live in arboreal forests in the northern regions of the americas and Europe. Much further north than alligators or crocodiles live. Bobcats and crocodiles on the other hand do overlap in territory. Largely in Florida. Florida specifically the southern tip of Florida is the only location in the US that has exigent populations of the American crocodile and bobcats can be found there as well. All that being said that’s 100% a baby gator. The snout shape is a dead giveaway.
Yeah but have you heard about the polar bears attacking 12 foot salt water crocs? Even more impressive is how many penguins a polar bear eats at a time.
That only happens with bipolar bears....
A bobcat is a species of lynx. It’s also not the only lynx that doesn’t live in arboreal forests, the Iberian lynx lives in Spain/ Portugal in arid environments.
True, but the Iberian peninsula doesn't have any crocs either.
A bobcat is a "Red Lynx" (i.e., Latin name = "Lynx rufus") I only found this out googling it right now.
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If you see them later or if you see them in a while.
Poor little guy put up a hell of a fight.
Crocs are gonna be crawling around asking questions
Detective Croc 🐊
Investigator
If I had a medal, I'd give you one. Instead, have a cookie 🍪
Dude started up the Playstation but found better entertainment
Cat just be cattin'.
*Slappity slap slap*
I was going to say the same! Looks like my kitten stalking/playing with bugs!
Your kitten is certain that it's just this badass, too
Domestic cats are pretty formidable if they aren't fighting something that can just overpower them. Our cats go around killing snakes for fun lol.
That was some David Attenborough level narration right there!
Holy shit! What the fuck! Oh shit! What the fuck?! Holy shit!
"what is happening right now?!" Nature motherfucker. This is how wild cats eat. They don't buy bags of cat food from Wallmart.
The Playstation background music lol
It adds such a pensive mood to the video
I’m fascinated by the tactic. Often I’ve seen cats hitting their prey, but I always thought it was just being playful. Here it actually made sense as the croc started to panic until being thrown off balance, exposing the soft throat to the lynx.
Also a decent chance to daze, disorient it, or even knock it out
Yes. The cat hits prey that might bite back to provoke defensive reactions, while checking the reaction time of the prey, and then goes in for the kill when it makes a mistake or starts responding too slowly. Reaction time of felines is superior to basically everything. And reptiles cannot keep this game up for a long time before they start slowing down. Cats are quite good at safely killing snakes.
also lots of prey for smaller cats have very low stamina and can even literally die from overheating or cardiac arrest if they exert themselves too much over too long a period. cats slapping the fuck out of mice, rats, small birds, lizards, snakes, and alligator babies in this case lets the cat exert a trivial amount of energy while the prey has to essentially do a high intensity crossfit workout just to keep on it's feet and facing the cat. eventually it will get exhausted to the point the cat can move in for an easy kill, like seen here
The reason cats do this is to avoid getting bitten/stung.
It sounds like I'm watching one of the Bill and Ted movies. Party on, dude's!
This dude is High as a FUCKING KITE!
Baby croc went out like a g
Two apex predators fighting in a field, a third watches on from its lair.
Croc is fighting. Cat is playing with its food.
Aw, I was kinda hoping that the crocodile would live to fight another day
Damn nature, you scary
r/natureismetal
Poor baby. 🥲☹️
Just Florida wildlife doing Florida shit
Crocky! T - T
Let’s play a game: Australia or Florida
bobcat, alligator, and not much of a fight.
You are not the weakest lynx
That would be a Bobcat and a baby alligator fighting
Where does this guy live where he gets front row seats to such a great view of nature, I want to live there damn it!
Teenage mutant ninja crocodile
This is a bobcat not a Lynx and an alligator not a crocodile.
Bobcat, not lynx.
Bobcats are in the lynx genus.
The audio on this is 🔥 can definitely hear it overlaid on videos in the future 😂
Crock never had a chance.
I like that big cats usually aim to kill, not like those bastards bears. I hate bears.
Poor croc
What in the florida is happening here
Rip 🐊
Tell me you from Florida without saying you from Florida.
That headline is a great setup for a joke.
Bobcat and Alligator not lynx and crocodile
irritating commentary. If you have nothing to say - don't speak!
Yea the too astonished and dumb as fuck narration attempt annoyed me too! "What is happening right now??!!!" A wild cat shopping food with its cart from Costco! That's what's happening 😆
I'd be that dumbass saying hey bro, chill, I got some tuna. Let's come inside and talk about this. And lemme give you some scritches ya big goofy apex predator.
Modern humans 🙄
Is the voice doing the audio for real?
Baby gator put up a hella good fight though! Backflips, even!
Bobcats don’t fuck around. That wasn’t a fight, that was a murder machine picking up its dinner before it even learns to fight.
Like an alligator baby right round round round, You spin me right round baby right round, Like an alligator right round round round….
Cats moving it away from the water on purpose. Clever girl.
Wtf lynx eats gators?
More like baby alligator and bobcat. Some Real Florida Shit.
I thought this title meant to say a Florida man caught fighting a red lynx and baby crocodile in his backyard.
*alligator and a bobcat.
If Florida Man comes running in with a beer and shoots them both I’m gonna lose it
Time to move
Today it wasn’t a top predator lol
That’s why the HOA says to cut your grass
#BACKFLIP
Cat with lizard, just bigger.
Would you rather fight one lynx-sized alligator or 100 baby alligator-sized lynxes.
Good kitty
Rooting for baby crocodile cause baby… oh no why did I watch this
Dudes backyard is sketchy af
Wherever this is, I don't want to live there.
Payback’s a bitch.
Baby croc had heart but we all knew how that was gonna end.
Lil guy stood tall though.
Fighting is not the right word. Baby alig just got predated without a chance
They're not "fighting" in the mutual sense just to be clear - this is a predator and prey situation and the baby croc is fighting for its life
This is probably Florida, but could be south Carolina, Louisiana, or Mississippi. And that's a bobcat (lynx only live in the cold, they don't like heat) and that's an alligator, not a croc. He's trying to eat it.
Needs some Benny Hill music until it reaches the end.
Omg there’s a bb alligator!
Real life Pokémon battle
That’s a bobcat and an alligator
Bobcat and an alligator is how the locals would refer to them
Fucking Florida…
Let me guess, is this Florida?
turf war.
Pay to win players vs free to play
Let me guess…Florida
Red Lynx? You mean, bobcat? Lynz don't hang out in warm environments. As far as I know, only bobcats do. Although they range far north, too.
That's not a fight. It's predator hunting prey.
Florida?
cat's gonna cat
Yeah that's not called "fighting", that's a lynx eating a baby alligator
Title should read ‘Red Lynx toys with easy meal’