Jaguars are large wild cats found in parts of the Americas. They have powerful jaws that can break through turtle shells. Adult male jaguars typically weigh 125-250 lbs and females weigh 100-200 lbs. Jaguars are endangered and mostly live in zoos, though some wild populations still exist in parts of the US, Mexico, and Central and South America. Zoos are breeding jaguars to help preserve the species.

1. Jaguar By Justin Banda 5*

2. Stats Jaguar’s mouth is so strong it can break through the shell of a turtle. Full grown Jaguars are 44-73inches with a 18- 30 inch tail. The Males weight 125-250lbs while females weight 100-200lbs.

3. Interesting Facts Jaguars top speed is 50 mph. Jaguars hunt mainly at night Third largest wild cat.

4. Jaguars Cubs Jaguar cubs are born between December and March. Jaguar Cubs are born blind and gain sight within two weeks. Jaguar Cubs are extremely rare considering they are endangered.

5. Habitat Jaguars are an endangered species and are mostly found in zoos around the world. Wild jaguars live in Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Mexico, Central, and South America.

6. Habitat Map

7. Food Source Deer Fish Birds

8. Human Interaction Jaguars are an endangered species and are rarely found in the wild. Jaguars are mostly found in zoos. In zoos Jaguars are being breed to try and preserve their species.

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10. Photo Credits http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01525/rupi-eating_1525310i.jpg A jaguar named ''Moncho'', rests at the . Getty Images. 11 May. 2007. eLibrary . Web. 28 Apr. 2011. A jaguar named “ pete” , rests at the. Getty Images. 11 May. 2007. eLibrary. Web. 28 Apr. 2011. https://www.lanting.com/images/products/fineprints_md/DP-121.jpg