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After the process of carrying the baby jaguar which is from 95-110 days, the female gives birth to four young cubs. The young are born blind, gaining sight after 2 weeks.
Cubs are weaned at 3 months but remain in the birth den for 6 months before leaving to accompany their mother on hunts.
They will continue in their mothers company for one to two years before leaving to establish a territory for themselves. The male jaguar usually lives with the female and baby jaguars for about 4 years. In this 4 years, the baby jaguars grow up to be healthy and strong.
Jaguars sleep for 15 to 18 hours. Jaguars eat a variety of different foods such as wild pigs, deer, monkeys, snakes, foxes, rats, birds, goats so pretty much whatever they can catch cause

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