Jaguar

Design

To catch fish, the jaguar will attract them by tapping the surface of the water with its tail. It also has powerful jaws that are used to puncture the skull of its prey and to break the spine of smaller prey. These behaviors of the jaguar developed after the Fall since they were created as vegetarians.

Features

• The jaguar is the largest species of cat in the Western Hemisphere.
• The background of the jaguar’s coat is a tawny-yellow, which lightens to whitish on the throat and belly. It is marked with small spots on the head and neck, and dark open ring structures, called rosettes, on the sides and flank that generally contain one to four dark spots inside the rings.

Fun Facts

• A jaguar will follow its prey into the water.
• It also may capture its prey by leaping onto it from trees.
• Some jaguars can be black.

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