One of the largest snakes in the world, capable of reaching lengths of over 20 feet. Its ambush hunting style and ability to swallow large prey whole make it a fearsome predator in the water.
The Amazon's top predator, known for its powerful jaws and stealthy hunting abilities. Jaguars are solitary and can take down large prey such as caimans and capybaras.
Found in the Amazon River, this fish can generate powerful electric shocks of up to 600 volts, enough to stun prey or deter predators.
Known for having one of the most painful insect stings in the world, the bullet ant's venomous bite causes intense pain that can last for hours.
These crocodilian reptiles are found throughout the Amazon basin. They are smaller than their cousin, the crocodile, but still formidable predators capable of taking down large prey.
One of the largest spiders by mass, it preys on birds, rodents, and even small reptiles. Despite its name, it rarely attacks birds in flight.
Small but deadly, these brightly colored frogs secrete toxins through their skin that can paralyze or kill predators. Some species are so toxic that even touching them can be dangerous.
Known for their sharp teeth and ferocious feeding frenzies, piranhas are omnivorous fish that can strip prey to the bone in minutes.
With its long fangs and predatory nature, the payara is a fearsome fish found in the Amazon Basin. It feeds on smaller fish and can grow up to 4 feet in length.