Animals in danger.

        

The jaguar once ranged from Arizona to Argentina. It lives in the jungle. It is an expert hunt. The region of the jaguar is South America. It is meat of small ground dwelling rodents, tapirs, monkeys, and capybaras. It also eats birds, turtles and domestic stock such as cattle. The jaguar is in danger because Its habitat destruction means the loss of its hunting grounds and its species as well.

      

SAVE THE JAGUAR BECAUSE OF HIS UNIQUE ABILITY: IT IS EXTREMELY DIFFICULT TO SPOT IN THE WILD.

By Juan Pablo Mendola