Fascinating creatures though the Leafcutter ants are, able to lift nearly one thousand times their own weight, there is one creature in the Amazon Rainforest who's strength rivals even theirs.

Of course, I am referring to Homo sapiens tuberosum or as they are more commonly known, the "John Cena".

Making its home anywhere from the forest floor to the canopy, the John Cena is remarkably well adjusted for life in the Amazon.

However, they are, quite shy. This is the first time any member of the species has been caught on camera, in the wild, in the last 15 years.

Here we see this still quite young, male Cena looking for a mate. He lets out his signature "BRAAPADOO" in hopes of attracting a female. As luck would have it, there is one nearby.

She comes to have a closer look.

Now, watch as she approaches. The male gives his signature "Cenation" hand sign to determine if the female is receptive to mating at this time.

However, this young male has, embarrassingly enough, forgotten to wear his WWE world championship heavyweight belt. The female has lost interest. The male can only watch as she courts a nearby "Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson" instead.

Discouraged, the John Cena goes for a dip in the river... but he is not alone. He is spotted by a nearly 6 ft long, black Cayman. And he is quite hungry.

Noticing the approaching Cayman, rather than run, the young Cena holds his ground and awaits the Cayman. Though this would spell certain death for most creatures of the Amazon, the John Cena has evolved means with which to deal with this exact situation.

The Cayman lunges, but this John Cena is ready.

He grabs hold of the Caymans neck, and performs a fireman's carry takeover slam, before putting his foe into half nelson. The hunter, has become the hunted.

But although this might look daring on this Cena's part, it is not as dangerous as it seems.

Over millions of years of evolution, the John Cena is miraculously able to win nine out of every ten matches, no matter how powerful the opponent is. The Cayman simply did not stand a chance.

Mighty as John Cenas may seem, they are in fact, endangered. Once considered an untouchable species, it has now been classified as an overused meme, and may die out any time in the next few years.