Description
The jaguar is the largest catlike mammal living in Nicaragua. Its short pelage is yellow with black spots in the shape of deformed circles all over its body. The animal measures from 1.6 to 2.5 meters in length (including its tail) and it can weigh up to 200 pound. Jaguars do not have a specific season in which they mate. On average female jaguars give birth to two pups every two years.
Habitat
Jaguars have been extinct in the Pacific zone, and they can only be found at the Atlantic side in large, forested reserves like the Indio Maíz Biological Reserve, Cerro Silva, Wawashan, and Bosawás Biosphere Reserve.
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Comments
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Drew Maloney wrote on Dec 6, 2012:
I have been to Estili and Condaga and moving there this year. I would like to learn more about where the big cats are located.
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