MOVES LIKE JAGUAR

1. MOVES LIKE JAGUAR By: Sean Averell Ever Heard of a Jaguar? Did you know that a jaguar’s fur looks like a leopard’s coat but in the rosettes jaguars have dots in the middle? They can jump up to 20 feet. They weigh between 70 to 300 pounds. They can be as long as 3.8 to 6 feet long. They can also have purple or black fur and still have rosettes. Leopards can be black, too. Jaguars are mammals and belong in the big cats family. Jaguar adaptation Jaguars kill their prey by pouncing and either one bit or one claw in the neck so they don’t get hurt. Another thing is their noses are super strong so they can smell from far away. A third adaptation for the jaguar is their whiskers are very sensitive so when it’s darkthey can squeeze in tight spaces. !HABBITAT FOOD! Jaguars live in Canada and South America and to be more specific they live in forests , grassland and shrubby lands. They eat deer, lots of fish, turtles, pigs and little crocs.

2. Staying Safe The Life Cycle Frogs have many adaptations to protect themselves. Some frogs, such as the blue poison dart frog have poisonous skin. Most frogs that are poisonous have brightly colored skin. This warns other animals that these frogs are not safe to eat. Some frog use camouflage to protect them selves. They blend into the trees, plants or dirt where they live. Camouflaged frog Blue Poison Dart Frog Frogs in Danger Frog habitats are being destroyed. When humans cut down trees, some frogs have no place to live. Pollution is also harmful to frogs. Their thin skin absorbs the chemicals and they can die. Scientists are working hard to protect frogs so that different kinds of frogs do not become extinct. Famousjaguar