No, jaguars are mammals, therefore they do not lay eggs. Jaguars give birth to between one and five live babies after a gestation period that lasts from 92 to 113 days.
Ok, I am going to answer the 3 most asked questions about jaguars and their babies.
Where do jaguars have babies?
In a damp, humid place such as the rain forest so the baby is instantly aware of his surroundings that he will grow up with.
Who looks after the babies?
Their mothers protect them from other creatures and jaguars - including their father, who abandons them.
How do jaguars have babies?
they have the urge to mate (sex) , otherwise hey become violent and attack for no reason.
No, jaguars are mammals, therefore they do not lay eggs. Jaguars give birth to between one and five live babies after a gestation period that lasts from 92 to 113 days.
Jaguars mostly live in wet lowland areas, rainforests and swampy savannas. They normally make their homes in caves, rock ledges, and marshlands.
No, jaguars are mammals and give birth to live young.
Jaguars have birth because they are mammals
jaguars are mammals. they don't lay eggs.
No they can't.
They have them inthe rainforest
easy jaguars have babies like any other wild cat
Babies of jaguars are called CUBS, CUBS is usually the term for all babies of the large cats family. You get lion CUBS.
Yes, jaguars have live births.
no, not in a single litter
Jaguar parents are very caring. The watch their babies carefully and teach them how to do things patiently. Jaguars take good care of their babies. =D
Jaguars can have up to four babies at a time
Jaguars have 4 babies in one birth
Babies are called cubs.
Jaguars have 1 - 3 babies at a time in about yearly intervals.
Jaguars have 1 - 3 babies at a time in about yearly intervals.
They give live birth like any other mammal!
Baby jaguars are called cubs.