The breeding time for Jaguars varies from place to place. The
most northern Jaguars in New Mexico and Mexico are said to breed during
January. As for the southern population, there seems to be no fixed breeding
season. The gestation period tends to be between 95 and 105 days. Upon birth
the mother may have anywhere from 1-4 cubs. Though a pair of cubs is most
common. It is the mother's job to nurse them and teach her cubs how to
survive. The cubs usually spend 11/2-2 years before
severing the mother-cub connection and venturing out onto their own. The
father plays no part in the upbringing of his offspring.
(Wild Cats)
History and Reproduction
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