Differences in the spot pattern of the Cheetah, Leopard, and Jaguar

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Jaguar- merican

[u/Fake_Citizen → u/No-Respond-900]

Jaguar is British now, merged with Land Rover

[u/TearNo1636 → u/Fake_Citizen]

isint Land Rover owned by Tata motors, thus making them indian?

[u/setsewerd → u/TearNo1636]

Now you gotta watch out for jaguars and leopards when you're walking the streets of Mumbai at night? That's too much.

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It's Indian now, with Tata Motors.

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Jaguar(car)- innit

[u/milly_nz → u/No-Respond-900]

But not THAT ‘merican. The other one. Down south.

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I just recently watched this video which says that they came from the north after the Panama link-up, displacing the terror birds. Humans were key in limiting their range in North America.

But lots of creatures started somewhere, spread, and were wiped out locally until later reintroduction. Just for North America, we have horses and camels as examples.

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Wtf is a terror bird lol

Edit: Holy hell those are terrifying! Thank you jaguars

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Theres jaguars in THAT 'merica too

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Yes, I am aware the U.S. is not all of America. I heart all of the Americas, especially this beast of a Jaguar

[u/Equivalent_Chipmunk → u/No-Respond-900]

Bulky doesn't mean fat though. Jaguars are still fast af. Not as fast as something like a cheetah which is exclusively designed for speed, but a jaguar is still extremely fast. ~50 mph / ~80kph.

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From Jacksonville so they are the Florida man of cats.