Panthera Onca (Jaguar)

Panthera Onca, also known as the "Jaguar," lives in the Amazon rainforest. Some differences between the present-day and the future jaguar would be a different-shaped tail for more efficient swimming if needed to cool down or find food. It may have more prominent spots/ patches to blend with dead trees, food will be scarce. Narrower eyes because they can focus better on their prey or something far away. And lastly, they will more likely have pointier ears to pinpoint sounds to hear danger or their prey. They eat so many different types of food that it will stay the same. The habitat will change by having more dead trees/ deforestation. This will make it more tiring to hunt, which would help the jaguars' tails swim and hunt more efficiently. These are some of the things that would change from the present to the future.