The jaguar is an opportunistic predator, and they have, in essence, three ways to hunt. They are capable of killing a wide range of prey animals as you might expect. They might eat a turtle egg or a 2-pound armadillo … continue reading…
There are two very sad facts to report in answering the question in the title. Firstly, there are websites and videos which greatly misrepresent the world population size of the jaguar. For example, there’s a video on YouTube which says … continue reading…
Google tells me that people want to know how many Jaguars (the cat!) there are in Costa Rica. It is actually a very difficult question because I don’t think anybody is courageous enough or silly enough to actually provide a … continue reading…
Jaguar Wild Cat – June 2009: As you might have guessed this article is called, “Jaguar wild cat”, because about 99% of people searching for information about the jaguar, are searching for information about the car. Yes, it’s as high … continue reading…
by Paul Farris (Ramona, Ca. 92065) Black Jaguar in Xcaret, Mexico – photo added by Michael (Admin) to illustrate page – photo by sunface13 July 1985: I was checking riding trails on the ranch I lived on, Poway stables, Poway … continue reading…
by Michael (London, UK) I am pleased to hear that continuing research into the rare Jaguar, the third largest wild cat, in Corcovado National Park in Costa Rica has turned up some excellent results and pictures….. This photograph was taken … continue reading…
