Not generally as food prey. Humans often kill jaguars that they encounter, or those that enter inhabited areas in search of food (livestock and poultry).
Large anacondas and large crocodilians will occasionally prey on jaguars.
Jaguars rarely attack humans but attacks have increased in recent years due to habitat destruction and loss of prey items.
The jaguars will eat their prey , and it depends on how hungry they are. The more hungrier they are the faster they will finish their meal.
They are prey to harpy eagles, jaguars, and mountain lions.
Humans are not natural prey of jaguars so normally, no a jaguar would not hunt people. There have been documented cases though of old or injured/sick jaguars (as well as other big cats and large predators) hunting people because, comparatively speaking, we are extremely easy prey.
Large anacondas and large crocodilians will occasionally prey on jaguars.
Jaguars are at the top of their food chain, there are no animals that prey on them.
Jaguars rarely attack humans but attacks have increased in recent years due to habitat destruction and loss of prey items.
No they are predators
Yes, they are close to cheetahs making them fast to hunt on prey and eat meat. They are not deadly to humans though.
Yes, with loss of habitat and loss of prey items, attacks by jaguars on humans are becoming more common.
jaguars
The jaguars will eat their prey , and it depends on how hungry they are. The more hungrier they are the faster they will finish their meal.
They are prey to harpy eagles, jaguars, and mountain lions.
Humans are not natural prey of jaguars so normally, no a jaguar would not hunt people. There have been documented cases though of old or injured/sick jaguars (as well as other big cats and large predators) hunting people because, comparatively speaking, we are extremely easy prey.
yes, they do
pumas and jaguars