What is the biome of the Jaguar?

Jaguar are found in the South American rainforest. This is the only place they can be found naturally. I would assume that they might survive well in most tropical jungle environnements such as in India, Central Africa and South East Asia, where there is an abundance of large prey. read more

The jaguar lives in a tropical rain forest biome. The Jaguar, Feb.7, Joel Sartore, National Geographic The average temperature in a tropical rain-forest is 25 - 30 degrees. read more

Jaguars primarily live in the tropical rainforest biome. However, their range is quite large and they can survive in other biomes as well. Jaguars can survive in deserts, scrublands, subtropical forests, and dry deciduous forests. read more