I wonder about jaguars …

Q = What does it eat? A=It’s a long diet, so I’ll just say deer, capybara, tapirs, peccaries, dogs, foxes, and sometimes anaconda and caiman. Small prey is frogs, mice, birds, fish, sloths, monkeys, and turtles.

Q=Where does the jaguar live? A=The jaguar lives in dense rainforests, also in open terrain.

Q= How much does the jaguar weigh? A= It weighs about 124–211 lbs (pounds).

Q= Does the jaguar stand as a national symbol for a place? A= Yes, it does for south America.

Q=can they have young? A= Yes, all mammals can, and no, this mother is not eating her cub. It’s simply picking it up by the scruff of the cubs neck.

Q= are jaguars nocturnal? A=yes they are, and they are also active in the day.

Q= Are Jaguars Endangered? A= yes, Jaguar populations are currently declining. The animal is considered Near Threatened.

Q= Are Jaguars playful? A= yes the cubs are, mostly.

Q= Are Jaguars good tree climbers? A= Yes they are, as you can see.