Future Creature JAGUAR

The jaguar lives in the Amazon Rainforest in South America. They stay near rivers, swamps, and forests. They have very strong jaws with a bite force of 1,500 PSI. The jaguar also has spots on their fur that help it camouflage. The jaguar is also a very good swimmer, but it is an even better land animal that runs at a rate of 50 miles per hour. The jaguar will face many changes in the future because of the effects of climate change. This could contain hot weather and less water in the rivers, which will force the jaguar to adapt to the new conditions. The jaguar will become smaller due to the lack of food, will be more active at night to avoid heat, will increase its food source, will be forced to move to grasslands, and will be forced to travel longer distances for food and shelter.