Raked with scars down his menacing face, Carnaza is an alpha male puma in Torres del Paine Nationwide Park in Chile. Felipe Román, a naturalist, information, and wildlife photographer who operates in Torres del Paine, has shared a number of posts about Carnaza, and each photograph appears to show the puma is a baddie who is aware of it.
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“[Carnaza] patrols his vary within the park, which is dwelling to a excessive density of pumas,” wrote RAWR SZN, an account that aggregated a number of of Román’s pictures of Carnaza in a preferred put up on Instagram. “Like most males, Carnaza leads a largely solitary life, sustaining a territory that overlaps with a number of females however is fiercely defended from different males.”
Carnaza jogs my memory of Dark, one other baddie puma in Patagonia. These males have clearly seen some battle of their lives and, to this point, they’ve all the time come out on high. What would occur in the event that they went face to face?
See “Carnaza,” an alpha male puma in Torres del Paine right here:
Right here’s a compilation of Román’s Carnaza pictures: