More than 85 species have been recorded in the jaguar's diet, including deer, javelina, desert bighorn sheep, birds, monkeys, turtles, snakes, and fish. Once they've caught their prey, jaguars pierce ...

They often live near water and are good swimmers. A jaguar’s ultra-strong jaws and teeth can bite through a crocodile skull or turtle shell, but they’ll prey on almost any wild animal they come across ...

There's shelter here, and plenty of brocket deer, peccaries, and agoutis for food. He has sensed, too, the presence of females with which he might mate. But there's also a mature male jaguar that ...