Can you show a map of where jaguars live?

Answer 1

Jaguars, once native to the extreme southern USA (Arizona & New Mexico), now inhabit portions of Mexico, Central America, Paraguary, Argentina, and in the Amazon Rainforest of South America. Jaguars, often mistaken as leopards because of their spots, are not in Africa. Any contrary to some beliefs, are not related to leopards. Jaguars, unlike most large cats, kill with their powerful jaws by crushing their prey's skull. Belize, Central America has the first jaguar preserve in the world. They are primarily nocturnal, secretive cats.

Answer 2

Jaguars are found primarily in Central and South America, with some populations extending into the southwestern United States. They inhabit a range of habitats, including rainforests, swamps, grasslands, and scrublands. However, their populations have decreased significantly due to habitat loss, fragmentation, and hunting.

Answer 3

A jaguar lives in the tropical rain forest located near the equator.

Answer 4

This article about jaguars (See links below) has a map showing where jaguars live now and where they lived in the past.

Answer 5

The jaguar are usually found in dense jungle areas like the amazon. They can be found at zoos and if you mean the car, in garages

Answer 6

For a map of the historic and current range of the lion click on this link.

Answer 7

Yes, I can.

Africa.

Answer 8

wild