Mom & baby Jaguar having a swim. Jaguar cubs will usually stay with their mother for up to 2 years before moving on. #MothersDay 🎥 Camscott_wild | Visit Guyana

Insert collective Aww! Our baby jaguar is growing fast and is bonding with mom, Vida. Stay tuned for the baby jag name reveal this week. | Houston Zoo

Baby jaguars, or cubs, start to roar as early as two months old, although their roars are much softer and less powerful compared to adults. This early roaring helps them communicate with their mother and siblings, practicing their vocal skills for future territorial calls. Fun fact: even though these little roars are gentle, they are a vital part of their development and help build their confidence and social bonds! Video by @thebigcatsanctuaryuk Feel free to explore the gallery of this page, wh

The nursery is a vital part of the JRC because babies, no matter what species, they need constant love and care. 🥹 🫶🏻 It is a priority in the nursery to make every baby feel safe and provide the resources they need to someday make it back to the wild, even after experiencing the devastating loss of their mothers so early on in their lives. Join us this Giving Tuesday to help the babies, donate today and have a direct impact on their journey https://shorturl.at/crsBR | Jaguar Rescue Center

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