Jaguars

The ocelot is generally smaller than a jaguar. They both also have a single white spot on the back of each ear, though the Jaguars' are more yellowish.

Yes, but only certain ones. If my guessing is correct, they snatch and eat eagles that go around the rainforest. Since jaguars mainly come from rainforest, they will kill and eat eagles. Usually, like the monkey eating eagle, originally from the Philippines, eats monkeys there. And so jaguars do eat eagles. :)

No other animal hunts or eats jaguars. This is mainly because jaguars are apex predators. After jaguars die, scavengers will eat them.

food.

Jaguars are built for surprise attack, not speed. They can have bursts of speed up to 30 mph for a very very short time. Jaguars are thick and bulky with strong short legs.
In a full run, they can achieve speeds between 25-30 mph. Quite a bit of a contrast to their cheetah cousins.
About 60 MPH
its top speed is 80km/h (50mph)

A male jaguar is called a "jaguar." There is no specific term used to distinguish between male and female jaguars. Both genders are simply referred to as jaguars.

A jaguar can travel as fast as 50 miles per hour. It moves at a very quick speed when it is in sight of a prey that it is ready to kill.

Large anacondas as well as large caimans are known to occasionally kill and eat a jaguar.

amazon rainforest
in the rain forset
South America

40 miles per hour
The jaguar can run across land at peak speeds of up to forty miles per hour. They are also excellent swimmers and are able to pursue prey through water.

A young jaguar is called a cub. They are born blind and rely on their mother for care and protection until they are old enough to hunt and survive on their own.

A baby jaguar is called a cub. They are born after a gestation period of about 90-110 days and stay with their mother for around two years as they learn to hunt and survive in the wild.

Identical twins are identical because they both came from the same egg. The term "Identical" is used as they look very much like each other and anybody can say that they are twins by just looking at them.

This depends on a lot of things: What kind of feed, size of cow, type of cow, what season, what her physiological and reproductive stages are, etc. As such, this question cannot be answered. However, the basic rule of thumb is that a cow will eat 2.5% to 5% (non-lactating and lactating, respectively) of her body weight in dry matter (no water or moisture in the feed) per day.

Like all wild cats, Jaguars are pure carnivores that feed exclusively on Meat. Jaguars are Apex Predators that are on top of their food chain. They will hunt anything that it can wrestle and kill. They usually prefer deer, capybara, tapirs, peccaries, wild dogs, foxes etc. Given an opportunity they will even kill a Caiman (A Type of Alligator) or an Anaconda. Smaller species of prey like Mice, birds, sloths, monkeys, tuttles etc are caught and consumed when they are found.

Because this is where they can get most of their food, and because they are not made to live in trees.

They have sharp teeth for tearing their prey apart. They also have strong legs for running, jumping, climbing, and swimming. Another adaptations that they have is padded paws for sneaking up on prey.

Many organizations are raising the public\'s consciousness and funding preservation efforts to prevent jaguars in the Amazon from becoming extinct.

Jaguar Females reach sexual maturity at around 2 years of age and Males after they are 3 years or more. The mate year round and esp. when prey is plentiful. Males locate receptive females using scent markings. After Mating, males go away leaving the female to do all the parenting.

Gestation period is between 93 to 105 days. Upto 4 cubs may be born in a single litter, but the more common number is Two.

Jaguars normally hunt from dense cover, where their spotted coat helps them to elude detection from their prey.

yes grasshoppers do live in the rain forest but i don't no what kind

The tree porcupine can be found in several places in the rainforest. Sometimes it is on the forest floor, scavenging for food. Other times, it is sleeping in trees in the canopy.

Given the inaccessibility of much of the species' range estimating jaguar numbers is difficult. However, in Mexico and Central America there are a few thousands although the numbers are declining. The vast majority of jaguars are found in the Amazon basin of South America.

a Jaguar.Hyenas are only agile and having the most powerful bite of all the mamals.However that won't help.the jaguar has twice as long fangs and large, retactable claws. There 's a lot of reports of jaguar killing crocodiles.The croc dominates in bite force in animal kingdom.Jaguar had a muscular body and no bodyfat.it can weight 120 kg and hyena 76kg.the hyena hasn't got chance,but maybe a leopard it might bethe victorius

Sorry, but I think I hyena would have a very good chance against a jaguar. You're right, the jaguar is overall more powerful overall, but don't underestimate a hyenas bite. I've seen videos of single hyenas holding up pretty good againt a lioness, which are much bigger than jaguars. Also, jaguars are only found in the Americas, and crocs there are much smaller than ones found in Africa. A jaguar wouldn't stand a chance against a nile or salt water croc.

The Polar Bear (Ursus maritimus) and the Tiger (Panthera tigris) are carnivores, mammals and belong to the animal kingdom. I believe that the similarities end here, as they are two entirely unrelated animal species.