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Jaguar quiz

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Q1. Where can you find them?
A
Brazil
B
Japan
C
Kenya
D
Canada
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Q2. How many species do they eat?
A
20
B
30
C
45
D
Over 85
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Q3. Since 1987, the Cerrado has lost what percentage of its jaguars?
A
At least 50%
B
At least 40%
C
At least 30%
D
At least 20%
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Q4. A jaguar's call sequence is called a...?
A
Saw
B
Seesaw
C
Jigsaw
D
Warsaw
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Q5. How long are they pregnant for?
A
Around 5 weeks
B
Around 10 weeks
C
Around 15 weeks
D
Around 20 weeks
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Q6. What threatens them?
A
Loss of habitat
B
Human-jaguar conflict
C
Poaching
D
All of the above
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Q7. What special skill does a jaguar have?
A
Jumping
B
Running
C
Swimming
D
Climbing
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Q8. How many jaguars are left in the wild?
A
Around 153,000
B
Around 173,000
C
Around 193,000
D
Around 203,000
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Q9. Compared to other big cats, jaguars have...?
A
Unusually large, rounded heads
B
Short legs
C
The most powerful bite
D
All of the above
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Q10. At what age do Jaguars hunt on their own?
A
Around 6-9 months old
B
Around 15-18 months old
C
Around 20-24 months old
D
Never
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Q11. How long is a jaguar's tail?
A
Up to 80cm long
B
Up to 90cm long
C
Up to 100cm long
D
Up to 110cm long
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