News Crew Article - Big Cats

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> Jammers from all over Jamaa sent in a lot of great articles about big cats. There were so many amazing articles that we couldn’t choose just one winner! Keep checking back throughout the week to see all the winning entries, and remember to check back later this week for the next News Crew Assignment!
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> Today’s winning article was sent in by Sparkle Supersailor!
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> They have a long tail. They have whiskers. They are big cats. Big cats are one of the most important animals that us Jammers need to save. The first thing you need to do is learn about what is happening to big cats and how you can save them.
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> To start off, there are thirty-seven different types of big cats, but some of these awesome big cats are endangered. The Bengal tiger, Siberian tiger, snow leopard, mountain lion, and the Asian lion are endangered. Many of these animals are being hunted for their fur, or they are hunted for some of their parts to be used in medicine.
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> Recently, many different types of big cats have been extinct. Starting from tigers to lions and other types of big cats, the population is dropping everyday. Many had been extinct for only a little period of time. Some have been extinct within the past fifty years!
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> Big cats could be saved by donating gems at the Conservation Museum or by purchasing big cat wristbands, which donates forty percent of the money to save big cats all over the world. Jammers could wear costumes that look like big cats or Jammers could wear clothing with pictures of big cats on them. Jammers could also take a picture of their pet kitten and send it to National Geographic for support!
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> Big cats, with pattern or without, save the big cats! Become a big cat by being a tiger, lion or snow leopard today!
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> -Sparkle Supersailor
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*Posted by AJHQ*

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> Jammers from all over Jamaa sent in a lot of great articles about big cats. There were so many amazing articles that we couldn’t choose just one winner! Keep checking back throughout the week to see all the winning entries, and remember to check back later this week for the next News Crew Assignment!
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> Today’s winning article was sent in by Blossom Cuteghost!
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> There are 6 species of big cats: the Tiger, Lion, Leopard, Jaguar, Snow Leopard, and Cheetah, but only 4, the Tiger, Lion, Leopard, and Jaguar, are able to roar. Big cats are carnivores, which means they only eat meat, which comes from other animals. The largest big cat is the tiger.Siberian tigers are the biggest cats in the world. They can weigh up to 670 pounds, and be 11 feet long! Some siberian tigers in captivity can reach up to 1,000 pounds!!! Big cats are found in africa, america, asia, and europe. They are apex predators, which means they have no predators of their own.
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> The biggest threats to the big cats in the wild are habitat destruction and poaching (illegally hunt on land that’s under official protection). Sadly, because of this, the rare Amur Leopard is classified as critically endangered, with only about 35-45 left in the wild. The other endangered big cats are the cheetah, jaguar, Asiatic lion, snow leopard, and tiger. The Barbary Lion, Balinese Tiger, Caspian Tiger, and Javan Tiger have all become extinct this last century.
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> The Wildlife Conservation Society is doing what they can to protect the big cats, and guess what,you can too! By doing small things around your home to help the environment, AND by spreading the words about endangerment, you can help to save these amazing animals out in the wild!
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> Jam on!
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> -Blossom Cuteghost
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*Posted by AJHQ*

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> Jammers from all over Jamaa sent in a lot of great articles about big cats. There were so many amazing articles that we couldn’t choose just one winner! Keep checking back throughout the week to see all the winning entries, and remember to check back later this week for the next News Crew Assignment!
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> Today’s winning article was sent in by King of the Jungle!
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> Hey Jammers! Do you still remember the endangered big cats? Well here are some fun facts about these big cats! First let me tell you which of the big cats that are endangered. They are the Tiger, Lions, Cheetahs, Snow Leopard, Jaguars and the Amur Leopard which is one of the endangered animals in the world. And many more!
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> Now here are some facts of the big cats. The cheetah is the world’s fastest land mammal. It can run at speeds of up to 70 miles an hour! An adult lion roar can be heard up to 5 miles away! A tiger’s stripes are like fingerprints-no two animals have the same pattern! In the wild lion’s live for an average of 12 years up to 16 years. They live up to 25 years captivity! The mountain lion and cheetah share an ancestor! Cheetahs do not roar, as the other big cats do! Instead they purr!
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> Tigers are excellent swimmers and not avoid water! This is pretty cool that fossil records from two million years ago show evidence of jaguars! Here is a sad fact that tigers have been hunted for their skin, bones, and other body parts used in traditional Chinese medicine! There you go Jammers! Some of the endangered big cats and facts about them! Make sure to save and donate gems to the Conservation Museum for these big cats!
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*Posted by AJHQ*

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> Jammers from all over Jamaa sent in a lot of great articles about big cats. There were so many amazing articles that we couldn’t choose just one winner! Remember to check back later this week for the next News Crew Assignment!
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> Today’s winning article was sent in by Magical Fierypaw!
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> Hey Jammers! Do you still remember the endangered big cats? Well here are some fun facts about these big cats! First let me tell you which of the big cats that are endangered. They are the Tiger, Lions, Cheetahs, Snow Leopard, Jaguars and the Amur Leopard which is one of the endangered animals in the world. And many more!
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> Now here are some facts of the big cats. The cheetah is the world’s fastest land mammal. It can run at speeds of up to 70 miles an hour! An adult lion roar can be heard up to 5 miles away! A tiger’s stripes are like fingerprints-no two animals have the same pattern! In the wild lion’s live for an average of 12 years up to 16 years. They live up to 25 years captivity! The mountain lion and cheetah share an ancestor! Cheetahs do not roar, as the other big cats do! Instead they purr!
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> Tigers are excellent swimmers and not avoid water! This is pretty cool that fossil records from two million years ago show evidence of jaguars! Here is a sad fact that tigers have been hunted for their skin, bones, and other body parts used in traditional Chinese medicine! There you go Jammers! Some of the endangered big cats and facts about them! Make sure to save and donate gems to the Conservation Museum for these big cats!
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