King of South America

Panthera onca, the third largest living cat. The weight is 35-150 kg. The average weight of the male Amazon jaguar of the largest subspecies is 98 kg, and the bite force can reach 1250 pounds. It is a big cat that lives in Central and South America. The pattern on its body is more like that of a leopard, but the shape of its whole body is closer to that of a tiger. Among cats, the jaguar is second only to lions and tigers in size. The lifespan in the wild is about 18 years. Artificial breeding has a history of more than 20 years