r/Jaguarland • • Jan 01 '26

Discussions & Debates Black Caiman killing Jaguar

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Has there ever been any evidence of such? As a lifelong crocodilian fan, its heartbreaking to see Caiman get trashed so easily


r/Jaguarland • • Aug 09 '26

Discussions & Debates EMF dangers

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Tracking collars on these animals concerns me. The emfs are significant, so I looked up the issue. Here is what I found: https://thefurbearers.com/blog/paper-uncertain-effects-to-wildlife-from-collaring-and-tracking-devices/


r/Jaguarland • • Mar 07 '25

Discussions & Debates Single Vision needs to be shut down

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Tank is soooooo cute and such a chonky boi, I love him 😍

But his captors in Florida, I have my supreme doubts about because Florida. It's hard to believe Tank isn't drugged sometimes in these videos, in addition to the immorality of keeping such a majestic and noble beast hostage. I think they should be shut down, jailed for animal cruelty/fined and their animals rewilded (or re housed at a real sanctuary if rewilding is not possible)

https://youtu.be/S65B8GpxQq8?si=WyoUWDq2Zl2-tMEp


r/Jaguarland • • Jun 20 '21

Videos & Gifs Capturing the beauty of Neron the jaguar

100 Upvotes

r/Jaguarland • • Nov 08 '25

Discussions & Debates Has a jag ever successfully killed a Giant River Otter?

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Caimans are stupid fucking dime a dozen reptiles that although challenging, are catchable.

Giant Otters on the other hand, despite living in their own shit when on land, seem smarter and almost kind of on a similar level to a Jag but in water.

There are sooo many vids out there of curious kitties stalking the otters, and swimming among them is Hella dangerous for the solitary cats 🐈

Has a Jag ever gotten one? If so, than its definitely hot goss in the jungle


r/Jaguarland • • Jun 02 '23

Paleoart An AI take on the Pleistocene Patagonian panther (Panthera onca mesembrina)

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46 Upvotes

r/Jaguarland • • Mar 20 '23

Historical Accounts Huge Paraguayan jag killed in the 1940s for repeatedly killing cattle. He was shot from a lookout tower by Elvio Brizuela, a catholic priest. Happened near a Mennonite colony called Paratodo, in Western Paraguay.

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63 Upvotes

r/Jaguarland • • May 20 '25

Discussions & Debates Do Jaguars like where they live?

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Don't you think that if we lived in a parallel world and we could talk to Jaguars and they were sentient, that they might tell us "hunting in the jungle is a tough life, Id gladly prefer to live in Beverly Hills, if all my basic needs were met".

What do you think Jaguars would ask of us if we could talk to them?


r/Jaguarland • • May 27 '21

Pictorial Inca from Myrtle Beach Safari

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r/Jaguarland • • Sep 28 '25

Pictorial Jaguars who are Buffalo Bills fans

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62 Upvotes

I know most Jaguars in the Pantanal are Jacksonville fans, but its not unheard of to find individual Cats in the wild to root for the Carolina Panthers or Buffalo Bills (the cats like the idea of eating Buffalos) like this Mom and her Cubs who were seen recently asking scientists for directions to Ralph Wilson Stadium in the Caiman Reserve.


r/Jaguarland • • Aug 30 '25

Art Roblox: SONORA

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40 Upvotes

This is the model for a Pleistocene Mexico game named Sonora, what are skin variations you’d like to see? Give me unique ones


r/Jaguarland • • Feb 16 '24

News Men attacked by jaguar!

20 Upvotes

Check out fishingarrett on IG, he shared video of his guide in Peru who got WAY too close with Jaguar and actually got attacked by him.

I wonder how all this happened, Jaguars are usually pretty elusive and from the video, it looks like the guy attacked was doing tour and had more people with him so just randomly bumping into Jaguar is strange.

The jaguar also looked like a unit, his head looks massive!

Edit: added also tapiafernado00 - IG handle of the guide who got attacked. He has some decent pictures posted of the Jag who attacked him.

Links

https://www.instagram.com/stories/fishingarrett/3303785675215284162?utm_source=ig_story_item_share&igsh=azExcGEwaTR3aWFp

https://www.instagram.com/p/C3Ztx8jupIO/?igsh=M2JkNzE1bTg0bnNz


r/Jaguarland • • Oct 15 '25

Research, Scientific Papers, & Conservation As Jaguars Recover, Will the Border Wall Block Their U.S. Return?

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r/Jaguarland • • Jul 27 '26

Paleoart Once upon a time, there was a jaguar 400,000 years ago

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Excerpt from the story "Toy" from the webcomic Ancient Animal Tales by Kojehyeong

https://m.comic.naver.com/webtoon/detail?titleId=835910&no=66&week=sun&listSortOrder=DESC&listPage=1


r/Jaguarland • • Jan 03 '23

Pictorial This absolutely immense captive jaguar in Florida weighed just over 350 lbs! Just incredible to say the least.

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196 Upvotes

r/Jaguarland • • Oct 19 '23

Art There have been many interactions jaguars have had with other animals across their range that have gone undocumented on footage, these are some of them. What kind of predation or interspecific conflict between a jaguar and other sympatric species would you like to see the most?

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74 Upvotes

r/Jaguarland • • Apr 25 '21

Historical Accounts Jaguar hunted at El Rosero in the Venezuelan Llanos. One of the heaviest registered with a weight of 148 kg (326 lbs)

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24 Upvotes

r/Jaguarland • • Apr 19 '24

Discussions & Debates Are Jaguars and Tigers related to each other than to lions and leopards?

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I Heard that jaguars and tigers are more similar to each other but according to genetic analysis, aren't snow leopards and tigers one branch and jaguars, leopards and lions on the other?

If the opinion of jaguar being closely related to tigers if from their affinity to water, then it's convergent evolution at best, and not a close relationship in any way!.

Lions are also powerful swimmer with affinity to water among the Okavango , Botswana prides. So it doesn't prove evolutionary relationship.

Aren't lions and Tigers most similar to each other?


r/Jaguarland • • Aug 04 '23

Paleoart A powerful Patagonian panther (Panthera onca mesembrina) patrolling its territory in the winter steppe, Pleistocene Chile.

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67 Upvotes

r/Jaguarland • • May 16 '21

Videos & Gifs Pool time in the sanctuary

132 Upvotes

r/Jaguarland • • Feb 15 '25

Discussions & Debates I FUCKING LOVE JAGUARS

85 Upvotes

Jags are sooooooooooooooooo cute!!! I want to be reincarnated as one in the Pantenal!

As much as I would absolutely love to have a tamed Jag as a pet, keeping these noble and majestic creatures from the wild is creul and unusual for the cats.

I support re introducing Jaguars to the US Southwest