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Presentation Summative Project Science
An endangered species
Content
• What is a Jaguar?
• Why is the Jaguar near endangered?
• Why is the Jaguar important
• What impacts are there going to be when the species is extinct?
• What solutions can be taken?
What is a Jaguar?
• The Jaguar is a large field species which its present range extends from
southwestern US to northern Argentina. It is the 3 rd largest native cat species and
its preferred habitat is tropical and subtropical moist broadleaf forest, swamps and
wooded regions. It can almost prey on anything they come across – including deer,
monkeys and lizards.
Why is the Jaguar endangered?
• The jaguar’s range has decreased by half due to deforestation and
agricultural activities. While new cities are being built, the forests and
grasslands are being cleared. The destruction of the jaguar's habitat
from logging and cattle ranching as well as having to compete with
humans for food has brought a large decrease in its population.
Why is the Jaguar endangered?
Why is the Jaguar important?
• Jaguars are the top predators in their environment, so they play an
important role in controlling the populations of other species. This
helps keep a balance in the food chain, and a sustainable
environment.
• By protecting jaguars and the places where they live, we’re also
helping to look after other animals in the habitats.
What impacts are there going to be when the
species is extinct?
What impacts are there going to be when the species is extinct?