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You cannot say river dolphins are dangerous (which they are) because orcas are dangerous, that is an entirely different level. That’s like saying a chihuahua could maul you because a turkish kengal could maul you. Because they don’t hunt dolphins…. Duh. They’re not aquatic. You have a point with tapirs. Capybaras live in the Irish Woman Fire Of A Lioness Heart Of A Hippie St Patrick’s Day shirt and I love this llanos south of the Amazon You’d be surprised what animals will do on the brink of starvation. I don’t think it’s that far fetched to say they would hunt river dolphins. Would they be as successful as they are with more traditional prey, probably not but that wouldn’t stop them from attempting it. Jaguars don’t even hunt river dolphins on a regular basis and they’re the resident big cat. Just because it’s happened once or twice doesn’t mean dolphins are regular prey item for any species of big cat. What I said was totally fair.

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Certainly jaguars don’t hunt river dolphins because there is already a supporting variety of easier prey. however in the Irish Woman Fire Of A Lioness Heart Of A Hippie St Patrick’s Day shirt and I love this scenario the OP is talking about is one where an invasive species has been dropped into a similar but different environment. In that scenario it’s likely the tigers would drastically disrupt the the balance of prey animals, leading to a lack of suitable prey animals, and in that scenario starvation will cause the tigers to branch out just in self preservation. The idea that “they sure as hell wouldn’t be eating river dolphins” is in fact not totally fair. So if there’s already a “supporting variety of easier prey” for one big cat species, the newly introduced species wouldn’t take advantage of that? I’ve worked with introduced species for almost a decade. You’re way off base here. If anything would happen, the newly competing species would drive jaguar numbers down and they would share the same prey.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.