Jaguar
One of the largest members in the family Felidae, this spotted cat, similar in appearance to the leopard ranges from Northern Mexico to Northern Argentina. The jaguar is a proficient hunter of a variety of small and large vertebrates on the ground and in the trees, in its preferred dense jungle habitat, though it is also found in forested or even open terrain often associated with water or wetlands like the Pantanal.
Highly territorial over an extensive home range of up to about eighty square miles (200 sq km), it lives a solitary life except during the breeding season, when male and female come together to mate and reproduce.
Hunting for sport and pelt are the primary reasons for the decline of this species, although deforestation and habitat loss have contributed as well.
Group Tours
Belize - Wildlife Encounters
A chance to join local researchers and naturalist guides as they track and monitor the wildlife of Belize 
Brazil Jaguars and Amazon Wildlife Tour
Unique insight into culture, conservation and wildlife
Brazil Pantanal Wildlife Tour
Encounter some of the country's most colourful wildlife
Countries
Belize
A fascinating country steeped in ancient history and exotic wildlife.
Brazil
The largest country in South America and the fifth largest country in the world.