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- Title: Panamanian Jaguar
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- Added: Feb 8, 2021
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- Description: The jaguar (Panthera onca) is the largest cat in the Americas, a member of the Felidae family and one of four "big cats" in the panthera genus. The largest jaguars have been found in the Brazilian Pantanal region, where the average weight of males is around 100kg. The jaguar’s coat color ranges from pale yellow to reddish brown. It has spots on the neck, body and limbs. Black jaguars are not uncommon. The jaguar is built for power, not speed, but also demonstrates stealth and grace in movement. Jaguars hunt around 85 different species including: deer, tapirs, peccaries, and even caiman. They will catch anything from frogs, mice, birds, fish, to domestic livestock. The jaguar uses a different killing method from most cats to kill its prey, they deliver a fatal bite to the skull, piercing the brain. Jaguars are a stalk and ambush predator, they do not run over long distances but ambush unsuspecting prey. NOTE FROM WRP: Slightly loses clarity and definition when viewed at full resolution but approved for the overall effect/atmosphere and composition
- Owner: Holly Cannon
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- Date Created: 2021-02-05 00:00:00