Did you know you can tell jaguars and leopards apart by the shape of their spots? Learn more little-known jaguar facts, ...

The recent appearance of jaguars in Arizona, such as Sombra and El Jefe, shows a possible resurgence of this majestic animal in its former territory ... Their powerful jaws allow them to crush the ...

The savanna (sometimes mistakenly spelled as "Savannah," which is in the state of Georgia) describes an African region with ...

They also primarily eat songbirds ... so if they can't surprise the prey animal for whatever reason, they forget about it and move on. Jaguars, the larger relative of the leopard, live primarily ...

In Brazil’s tropical wetlands, ecotourism has forged an uneasy truce between cattle farmers and their old enemies ...

Close up of a Jaguar head and eyes looking around Incredible jaguar in the middle of the jungle, preparing to hunt Great jaguar hidden under the shade of a tree, waiting to hunt, approach a wild ...

Ant-eating spiders represent a fascinating group of predators that have developed specialized hunting strategies to capture their often dangerous prey. These spiders, particularly from families ...

However, in their larval stage — found in feral hogs (both prey for jaguars and a food source for people living in the Pantanal), other animals and ... who would eat the feral hogs and other ...

There is only one species of jaguar, though scientists originally classified them into 9 subspecies. There are four specific regional types of jaguars with geographic differences only. Jaguars are ...

Jaguar. Image by Daley Van De Sande via Unsplash Despite their impressive stature, they face the grim reality of endangerment. Classified as near-threatened, these magnificent creatures endure habitat ...