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Jaguars
Jaguars are the only big cats native to the Americas. Their range extends from the far southern portions of the United States (Central Texas down to Southern Arizona), through Mexico and down into Central and South America. Jaguars are solitary except during the breeding season and are known for their sharp hunting skills as well as their elusive nature.'
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What does black spots on the wall indicate?
The only thing I know of that would cause black spots on the wall is mold. Instead of thinking it's some sign of the Supernatural try pulling out a piece to see if there is black mold behind it. If there is then you'll have to move because it's hazardous to your health.
ANSWER I agree it is likely mold. Most mold is not poisonous and if it is not then all you need to do is remove the molded wall material and try to find the sourch of moisture in the wall that allowed the mold to grow - for more info Google Mold Remediation. Good luck.
I guess they could if they wanted to. Lions and Tigers mate, if you wanna check that out you could go to snopes.com in the animals section. They have pictures and everything. When lions and tigers mate and they have a baby it is called a Liger (yes, ligers are real.)
What is the population of jaguars in the tropical rain forest?
According to the organization the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the South American jaguar, including the black jaguar in the Amazon rainforest, is listed as near threatened. This means that populations are currently at relatively stable levels but that factors like continued habitat loss and fragmentation, and poaching could easily reduce those levels to the threatened status in the near future if left unchecked.
Why is it so dangerous that the jaguar are getting extinct?
It's dangerous because jaguars are the main predators in the rainforest, and for some overpopulated species in the rainforest, jaguars are the creatures only predator, and with the jaguar to keep the population in control, they'd overpopulate and would all get sick and die or eat all their food source, thus endangering the other species who depend in that food source as well as themselves. So this is why it's dangerous if Jaguars become extinct.
Jaguars are not listed as endangered, but near threatened. Also, the jaguar shares its habitat with another big cat, the puma.
Do you have to be really intelligent to be a vet?
Did you know that a lot of doctors become doctors because they weren't smart enought to get into veterinary school? You have to complete a bachelor's degree and get accepted and graduate from a veterinary medicine school. It is pretty much the same as being a medical doctor as far as education goes.
Which animal is longer a jaguar or a mountain lion?
Counting the tail, the Mountain lion would be longer, but the Jaguar IS heavier. I would NOT want to get between them.
Is a jaguar stronger than leopard?
a jaguar would kick a leopards but in a fight as it is stronger heavier and hunt prey 5 times its own weight and 3 times its own size while the leopard hunts prey 2 times its own weight 2 times its own size and the jaguar has a stronger bite force than the leopard and the jaguar is bigger and taller so bye bye leopard ur gonna get wiped........
no because the jaguar has stronger jaws than it and has muscles like a tiger.Experts say the jaguar could kill a lion!
Yes, they are. They are more stocky and muscular.
Who is more dangerous a panther or a jaguar?
Panther is a generic term and does not apply to a single species. It may refer toa lion - panthera leo
a tiger - panthera tigris
a leopard - pantera pardus
a jaguar - panthera onca
a snow leopard - panthera uncia
A jaguar is a panther species.
Do soccer players run the 40 yrd dash If so how fast are they in time?
no but there are rumors of a Brazilian soccer player running it in 3.8
All animals have fathers, except for very simple celled organisms, which undergo mitosis to reproduce.
Who would win in a race between a cheetah a panther a jaguar and a leopard?
A cheetah, as it is the fastest land animal.
Go stand in a field with one. First rub yourself with steaks. Start running and have your friend watch when it leaps to eat you. He'll tell you the answer.
Why does a jaguar have long powerful legs?
For a long running stride , and they can also leap long distances for their size and spend quite a bit of time in trees , which they leap into as much as climb.
Jaguars have spots, which help them blend into the dappled light of their forest habitat.
How many jaguars live in Mexico?
Because of Jaguars secretive nature this is a very hard question to get an accurate figure for. I have seen figures quoted of between 1000 and 2000. The most northern semi permenent population that has been confirmed is 140 miles south of the Us/Mexico border. There is a small population in Arizona, thought to possibly be breeding
What are a jaguar's odds of being born a black panther in the wild?
A melanistic (black) jaguar is a color morph which occurs at about 6 percent frequency in populations.
