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Jaguar cubs are born blind in litters of one to four. They stay with their mothers for two years, learning to hunt.
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Amazing Amazonia

Get to know the diverse fauna of the Southwestern Amazonian Moist Forests, from tapirs to toucans to three-toed sloths, in this feature.

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All About Big Cats

Lions and tigers and leopards, oh my. Learn about the felines known for their speed, sound, and predatory nature.

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Phantom of the Night

South America's jaguars are among the region's most successful predators. Learn their secrets.

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Big Cats Quiz

How much do you know about lions, tigers, jaguars, and other wild felines? Take the Big Cats challenge and find out!

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