My rainforest animal is: Jaguar

1. What part of the rainforest does your animal live in? 

   Jaguars primarily live in the dense, tropical rainforests, particularly in areas with thick vegetation and near water sources like rivers and lakes.

2. What does your animal eat?  

   Jaguars are carnivores and have a varied diet. They eat animals such as deer, peccaries, capybaras, tapirs, and even caimans.

3. What sound does your animal make?  

   Jaguars make a deep, guttural sound often described as a roar or a growl. They also make a sound called "sawing," which resembles the noise of cutting wood.

4. Does your animal have any special skills?

   Jaguars are powerful swimmers and climbers. They have an incredibly strong bite, capable of crushing the skulls or shells of their prey with ease.

5. What does your animal look like?

   Jaguars have a distinctive coat with a golden-yellow base covered in black spots called rosettes. Each jaguar’s rosette pattern is unique.

6. How does your animal move?

   Jaguars are known for their stealthy and silent movements. They stalk their prey carefully before pouncing with great strength and speed.

Riddle:

I am a master of stealth, moving silently through the night.  

I am at home in the water and climb trees with all my might.  

My bite is powerful, crushing bones with ease.  

With a coat of gold and spots that tease.  

Who am I, prowling through the rainforest with grace?