Jaguars: How will they survive

Description: My current animal is endangered due to poaching and lack of animals for them to eat. The jaguar is living in the rain forest which is currently at threat of it being destroyed due to the ever increasing problem of global warming. In the future: After the destruction of rain forests, jaguars have no choice but to migrate north. Many jaguars in the United States travel through to Dakota, Minnesota, but many pass through Canada and into Alaska. Now, while in the environment, jaguars gain a more furry coat to combat the freezing temperatures of Alaska. Plus many predators force them to grow bigger and bigger. Plus, they turn into omnivores, eating plants, while hunting for their prey which is much easier now considering how big they are now. Plus they start to reproduce more, creating more babies that evolve to the cold climate.