Jaguar

Jaguars are mammmals. Their main prey is deer, fish, and birds. Due to the habit loss within this jaguar kingdom, the jaguar population numbers are decreasing making jaguars an endangered species. They live up from twenty to twenty five  years. The jaguars predators are humans. Their body length is 1200- 1800 mm. Jaguars' weight is 70-120 kg. Their litter size is 1-4 average.  The jaguars' status is near threatened. Most often, jaguars are confused with the leopard all because of their similar brownish/yellow base fur color. The jaguars range now centers on the north and central parts of the South American continent.