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Modern Weights and Measurements of Jaguars

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Modern Weights and Measurements of Jaguars

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07-07-2020, 05:16 PM

(07-07-2020, 04:41 PM)Dark Jaguar Wrote: 140kg Southern Pantanal male Onça Pintada.


I was on a special mission and managed to do an in depth research on the 140kg southern pantanal male jaguar who unfortunately got ran over and died on the highway of Mato Grosso do Sul in the region of South Pantanal.

After a while I managed to find a video where the enviormental police took the dead beast to a place where they made a footage of the massive jag.

I managed to find it from a brazilian TV channel who manage to reveal the footage to the public through their news about the accident with the jaguar.

The reporter woman said the big cat got ran over in the highway BR-262 in Miranda in the South Pantanal area and by the impact with the vehicle the 140kg male jaguar suffered head fractures and internal bleeding.


The dead animal could be stuffed to be used for enviormental education.


And yes she said he weighed 140kg.


The person who ran over the big cat was not identified.



Here are the photos of different angles of the beast other than that regular single one we always used to see.


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Just imagine the measurements of his Thorax Circumference.  Evil



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Video of the News on TV.






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Other video of the beast.

credits: TV O Pantaneiro




Doesn't look 140kg to me, I wonder if it's just an estimation.
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