The Great Jaguar Rescue

**The Great Jaguar Rescue!** (also known as **Baby Jaguar's Lost Growl**) is the 6th episode of *Go, Diego, Go!* from Season 2. In production order, it's the 9th episode of *Go, Diego, Go!* from Season 2.

## Characters present

* Diego
* Alicia
* Click
* Baby Jaguar
* Bobo Brothers
* Vendor

## Summary

Today is Jaguar Day, but the Bobo Brothers stole Baby Jaguar's growl and locks it in a magic bottle, so Diego and Baby Jaguar go after them to retrieve his growl in time for the big Jaguar Day party at the pyramid.

## Jaguar Facts

* Jaguars are spotted animals, not spotless animals.
* Jaguars can swim. They cannot fly.
* Jaguars' pawprints have four toes, not two.
* Jaguars eat meat, not grass because they're carnivores.

## Trivia

* Diego's bedroom is shown for the first and only time.
* This episode shows Diego, and Alicia characters in Jaguar Day shirts.
* Diego does not use Rescue Pack in this episode.
	+ In fact, he isn't wearing Rescue Pack at all.
* On DirectTV and other cable providers, this episode is listed as "Baby Jaguar's Lost Growl".
* This is the first episode to premiere in 2007.
* This episode aired on Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2007.
	+ Additionally, this episode premiered at 9:30am (et) that day and encored with a second airing at 12:00pm (et) later that day.
* This is the first episode in which the Bobo Brothers swiped something (just like Swiper from *Dora the Explorer*); they stole Baby Jaguar's growl.
* This is also the first episode where the Bobo Brothers somehow play a major role due to Diego and Baby Jaguar chasing after them to try to retrieve Baby Jaguar’s growl.
	+ The reason why the Bobos wanted Baby Jaguar's growl is because every time they tried to growl like a jaguar, they always end up making monkey sounds.
* This episode aired during "Diego's Great Dinosaur Rescue Night" on August 17, 2007, a primetime marathon showing three special episodes of the show. This episode aired at 8:00-8:30pm eastern (after the premiere of Diego's Great Dinosaur Rescue) and An Underwater Mystery aired next at 8:30-9:00pm eastern.
* A Flash game based on the episode was released to Nickjr.com; unlike the episode where Baby Jaguar loses his growl, in the game, all the other jaguars lose their growls.
* A touring live show of the series based on this episode was staged in 2007. The tour began at the Palace Theatre in Louisville, Kentucky on Feburary 1, 2007 and concluded at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on July 1 (two days prior to the release of the Ready, Set, Go! DVD) that same year. Later in 2008, on June 14 and 15, the live show was held again; this time being held exclusively at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in Miami, FL.
	+ However, the live show has some differences when compared to the actual episode:
		- Diego and Alicia are in their casual outfits instead of their special Jaguar Day shirts.
		- Diego both wears and uses Rescue Pack.
		- Dora appears in the live show, but not in this episode.
		- Click appears in this episode, but not in the live show.
	+ Both Fort Lauderdale, FL and Miami, FL were probably the most fitting cities for the live show to be held in since there's many noise barriers featuring various animal silhouettes for a "Florida" theme (mainly silhouettes of a trio of flying birds (almost like the bird trio seen flying around Diego anytime he ziplines during the Al Rescate/Una Adventura songs)) along I-95 through the cites of Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach. These noise barriers are found from Exit 4 at the 36th Street Interchange in Midtown Miami to Exit 87 at FL-706 near Jupiter.
		- Around the time the live show came on tour to Fort Lauderdale, similar noise barriers with palm tree silhouettes (almost like the palm tree seen in the symbol for the Animal Rescue Center) were constructed along FL-826 (Palmetto Expressway) from FL-976 (SW 40 St./Bird Rd.) near Glenvar Heights to FL-968 (Flagler St.) in Doral.
			* While the noise barriers along FL-826 were only recently constructed at the time, the majority of those along I-95 were actually constructed in the 1980s (way before the live show (and really the Dora the Explorer franchise as a whole) came to existence).
				+ However, the remaining noise barriers on I-95 from Exit 4 at the 36th Street Interchange to Exit 12 at the Golden Glades Interchange were not constructed until sometime between 2001-2002 (whilst Dora the Explorer was nearing the end of Season 1 and the beginning of Season 2, so about a year and a half prior to Diego's debut in Season 3).
		- Six days before the live show came to Fort Lauderdale, a western extension of FL-836 (Dolphin Expressway) from the HEFT to FL-825 (NW 137 Ave./Lindgren Rd.) opened on June 22, 2007.

## Goof/Error

* At the beginning of the end credits, it reads "Giant Octopus to the Rescue" instead of "The Great Jaguar Rescue!".