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00:00:11the Amazon jungle

00:00:14the mysterious Jaguar is rarely seen but

00:00:17this covert cat takes its mission

00:00:19seriously

00:00:26like many stocking predators the Jaguars

00:00:29and opportunists and a mature deer is a

00:00:31great opportunity each delicate step

00:00:35gets implosive to his meal but not this

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00:00:42the Jaguar the biggest cat in the

00:00:45Americas actually likes one they have

00:00:48strong muscular bodies and make good

00:00:50swimmers often found near the water’s

00:00:54edge the Jaguar is a patient hunter and

00:00:57will spend the time required to catch

00:00:59its meal

00:01:02using its sharp claws this Jaguar is

00:01:05rewarded with an armored catfish for the

00:01:12Jaguar there may be only one thing as

00:01:15challenging as finding food and that’s

00:01:17finding a mate the jungle playing field

00:01:22is huge and the prospects bar this

00:01:26female Jaguar uses its unique roar to

00:01:28call out to a potential mate but the

00:01:32sound only carries a few hundred yards

00:01:35scent is another mating call it defines

00:01:39her boundaries and also lets suitors

00:01:41know she is receptive a male Jaguar has

00:01:46found his way into her territory they

00:01:50will made up to a hundred times a day

00:01:55the pair will stay together for two or

00:01:57three days but the male will be long

00:01:59gone when the Cubs are born in three

00:02:01months while the Jaguar may be king of

00:02:09the Amazon jungle in another part of the

00:02:13world the throne of the big cat belongs

00:02:15to a feline adorned with different

00:02:17stripes the tiger

00:02:21the biggest cat in the world right the

00:02:25Jaguar the tiger seems to enjoy water in

00:02:28tropical climates they can frequently be

00:02:31found lying in water to cool down except

00:02:37for a mother and her Cubs Tigers live

00:02:39alone the average litter is 2 to 3 and

00:02:44these two adolescents still live with

00:02:46their mother they’ll stay with her for

00:02:49about two years until they’re ready to

00:02:51hunt on their own then they’ll make

00:02:53their way into the jungle to carve out

00:02:55their own territory a tiger may have to

00:03:00travel up to 20 miles a day to find food

00:03:04unlike most lines the tiger hunts alone

00:03:10after a kill the tiger will drag the

00:03:13carcass to a secluded spot to eat its

00:03:15fill sometimes up to 40 pounds in a

00:03:18single day the smallest tiger on earth

00:03:25is the cemaat Rijn as the name suggests

00:03:27this Tigers found only on the Indonesian

00:03:30island of Sumatra and it has the darkest

00:03:32coloring of any tiger but predator has

00:03:36become prey the Sumatran tiger is

00:03:40critically endangered with some

00:03:42estimates putting less than 500 in the

00:03:44wild poaching and habitat destruction

00:03:47threaten all the Asian tiger populations

00:03:50but for now the tiger remains the top

00:03:53cat of the East if the tiger represents

00:04:01the east its the solitary mountain lion

00:04:04that represents the West

00:04:07from Alaska to Argentina from the east

00:04:11to the west coast the mountain lion

00:04:13roams no other feline ranges so far in

00:04:17the Americas

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00:04:24it’s a cat of many territories and

00:04:27titles known as cougar puma and even

00:04:30panther these are elusive cats except

00:04:39when it’s time to breed

00:04:42mountain lions give birth throughout the

00:04:44year

00:04:44females can have litters of up to six

00:04:47kittens but the average is usually just

00:04:49two or three the kittens will stay with

00:04:53their mother for about 18 months

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00:04:58this big cat can see in color and was

00:05:02designed to be an excellent hunter they

00:05:06start then pounce on their prey

00:05:08delivering a neck breaking bite their

00:05:11success has allowed them to thrive for

00:05:12thousands of years but today their

00:05:16numbers are threatened

00:05:22the Jaguar the tiger and the mountain

00:05:26lion these three impressive predators

00:05:29are in jeopardy because of habitat

00:05:30destruction and hunting

00:05:34but these breathtaking beauties are

00:05:36worth saving through conservation in

00:05:39education there is hope for these big

00:05:41cats of the wild

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