Jaguar, survival of the fittes

In the future, some animals will become extinct, and jaguars will become omnivores in order to better eat. Its neck will be longer, which helps them eat food from trees. It turns into an amphibian to escape attacks. On land, it runs very fast. They can also live in water. The gills help them breathe in the water. The fins and tail allow the jaguar to control its direction in the water. The tail is covered in scales that help fight disease and infection. Due to massive emissions of carbon dioxide, global temperatures are gradually warming and grasslands are becoming drier. Jaguars will live in groups and go to grasslands with water during the rainy season. The main color of their bodies change to yellow-green, and the spots on their bodies help them hide in grasslands and rainforests. Brown faces allow them to better hide behind trees to avoid predators.