Carnivores
The carnivores are at the top of the food chain. Carnivores are meat eaters only. 


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Name:

Jaguar
Description: A large, heavy-bodied and a big-headed cat. Yellowish to tawny, spotted with black rosettes or rings in horizontal rows along the back and sides;
Habitat: Brush, primarily in forest; forested areas, jungles, swamps, and arid mountainous scrub.
Diet: rabbits and deer

Name:

Ocelot
Description: A medium-size, slim cat. Grayish to tawny or gold, heavily marked with black-bordered brown spots that tend to form lines.
Habitat: Forested or brushy areas and dense chaparral
Diet: rabbits and mice

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Name:

Alligator
Description: the largest reptile in North America
Habitat: Fresh and brackish marshes, ponds, lakes, rivers, swamps, bayous, and big spring runs.
Diet: fish and hippos
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