The jaguar is a cat, but not a pet, being at the top of the Amazon food chain. Jaguar babies stay with their mother for a few years. Within 3 years, the baby jaguar is ready to mate. With its advanced hunting and camaflauge, jaguars can catch and eat a small alligator. Though jaguars have been spotted in the US, they mainly live Mexico and South America.November 18, 2009
The Jaguar
The jaguar is a cat, but not a pet, being at the top of the Amazon food chain. Jaguar babies stay with their mother for a few years. Within 3 years, the baby jaguar is ready to mate. With its advanced hunting and camaflauge, jaguars can catch and eat a small alligator. Though jaguars have been spotted in the US, they mainly live Mexico and South America.