Jaguars are being killed for: 1. their pelt. 2. Jaguars have little food source, so they prey on cattle, and get killed by the farmers for killing their cattle. 3. Jaguar habitats are slowly being destroyed. so they end up having nowhere to live.
they are endangered because of deforestation. Loggers are destroying their environments
Well, this is a short and quick question.
The poachers are cruel people who want the jaguars fur for decoration and their bones for medicine.
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People are trying to conserve the rainforest's.
There are two primary reasons: because their fur is valuable on the black market and because they are seen as dangerous predators by humans.
Lumber is used for construction, and the space that is cleared sometimes becomes farmland.
because thay are a mammal so are you wouldnot like it if someone killed you
The jaguar is not listed as endangered but is listed as "near threatened."
Deforestation.
Yes, they are, by mainly loss of habitat.
jaguars protect them selves by fighting their way through the end.
they camouflage
zaJaguars are wild animals of the southern hemisphere, they are carnivors and have a wild behavior, but baby <=====3 jaguars sometimes can be a little milder, but the grown ups will protect the smaller ones. ck
Give to the World Wildlife Fund, ask the money go to preservation of leopards and jaguars.
There mothers protect them with their powerful bite against enimy
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There are many ways in which conservationists and charities protect jaguars - mainly by buying and protecting areas where they live
eagles and jaguars eat sloths to protect them self they roll up into a ball to look like a coconut
I'm very sorry to say it but life of jaguars are hard especially when people are hunting them. The Government of the United States are trying to do something to protect the Jaguar but in 2030 2040 jaguars are going to become extinct.
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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.
Yes, Jaguars can have twins. Yes, Jaguars can have twins.