The jaguar is one of the largest cats in the world, has a orange and white coat with black dots, and lives in biodiversity-rich regions of Central and South America. Jaguars move by walking on four legs, eat prey like capybara, deer, turtles, caimans, snakes, and anaconda, and females give birth to 2-4 cubs that stay with the mother for up to 2 years.

1. Jaguar By Nathan Borg 5 Wattle

2. Classification The jaguar is one of the words largest cats.

3. Description The jaguar has black dots and the colour is orange and white. And the jaguar has four legs.

4. Habitat The jaguar lives in biodiversity-rich, regions of Central and South America.

5. Movement The jaguar moves by walking on four legs.

6. Feeding Habits The jaguar eats on capybara, deer, turtles, caimans, snakes, and anaconda.

7. Breeding Habits The females jaguars give birth to 2-4 cubs which will stay with the mother for up to 2 years.

8. Other facts The jaguar and the tiger are the only animals that swim in water.

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