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shared by lenore gibson on 13 Mar 13 - No Cached

Jaguars are shy, reclusive animals that live in the gr
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asslands, swamps and jungle
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- lenore gibson on 13 Mar 13
  
  baby jaguars eat large anacada snakes
  
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- lenore gibson on 13 Mar 13
  
  they have spot for camo
  
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- lenore gibson on 13 Mar 13
  
  they live with their mother and siblings for the first 2yrs of life
  
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- lenore gibson on 13 Mar 13
  
  they eat very large anacada snakes
  
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ened deer and other animals to the den so that the cubs can
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litters of one to four
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Baby jaguars learn to hunt from their mother, who will brin
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aguars do not have a set mating season, and can mate and reproduce at any time throughout the year
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practice their hunting skills
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shared by shannon morgan on 13 Mar 13 - Cached

The koala is one of the few mammals (other than primates) that have fingerprints.
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A baby koala is referred to as a joey and is hairless, blind, and earless.
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The koala is found in coastal regions of eastern and southern Australia, from Adelaide to the southern part of Cape York Peninsula.
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- shannon morgan on 13 Mar 13
  
  A koala is not a bear, English speaking settlers from the 18th century called them Koala Bears because of the similiarity in appearance to bears. They actually come from the wombat family.
  
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