For example, we have four harpy eagles, three jaguars, a giant otter and West Indian manatees. It feeds on agoutis, labba, deer, turtles, fish, wild pigs and capybara. Jaguars are a sign of a healthy forest ecosystem. Jaguars are solitary creatures and tend not to mew or roar like other cats.
Jaguars are an endangered species.
It is a formidable predator, attacking, killing and eating at least 19 species of birds and mammals such as macaws, sloths, monkeys, armadillos and even snakes. As a forest eagle, these spectacular raptors are highly endangered due to habitat loss through deforestation. It reaches a length of between 6 and 8 feet and weighs between 40 and 75 pounds. While all other otter species are solitary, the giant otter lives in social groups of between 5 and 20 individuals. There is a representative of this species currently housed at the Guyana Zoo.