Showing posts with label jaguar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jaguar. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Jaguar 3D Puzzle



Yet ANOTHER amazing 3D Puzzle for your X-mas wishlist!

Our 3D Jaguar Puzzle


The details on this 3-D puzzle animal toy add another dimension, so you could say it is 4-D (3-D + details)! It is certainly one of the more detailed we have seen, making it an interesting replica as well as a fun toy for adults and children above the age of 3. This delightful animal model comes assembled. The pieces are cleverly fitted, flexible, and not too difficult to assemble. When complete, this highly-detailed animal stands nicely on its own for display on your shelf, TV, computer monitor, etc. Check out our other 3-D Puzzle Animals, as well as our other cat toys.

About Jaguars


Jaguars (Panthera onca) are the third largest cat in the world, ranking behind the tiger and African lion. In spite of their large size and powerful build, jaguars are shy and seldom attack man unless they feel threatened. Jaguars inhabit the Amazon basin rainforest, where deforestation rates are high. This isolation leads to fragmentation of jaguar populations, making them more vulnerable to the predations of man. People compete with jaguars for prey, and jaguars are frequently shot on sight despite protective legislation. Although commercial hunting and trapping of jaguars for their pelts has declined drastically since the mid-1970s when anti-fur campaigns gathered steam, the most urgent conservation issue is the current intolerance of ranchers for jaguars. The black jaguar is a melanistic (black) color variation of the spotted jaguar. (Jaguar research by Joslyn Biggins.)

This blog is sponsored by Tapir and Friends Animal Store.

Sunday, April 22, 2012

Plastic Jaguar Action Figure



Use this toy and your imagination to explore the mysteries of the Amazon!

Our Plastic Jaguar Action Figure


Made of light-weight hollow plastic, this jaguar action figure has movable head, legs and tail (the head moves forward and back). The length given here of 3 1/4 inches does not include the tail. Although it is sturdy, the pieces could possibly come loose so this toy is NOT recommended for very small children. It makes a nice addition to your big cat collection, is great for school projects, dioramas, as a toy for older kids or grown-ups, party favors, etc. To see our entire collection of action figures, check out our Animal Action Figures page. Be sure to look over our other jaguar toys and gifts.

About Jaguars


The jaguar (Panthera onca) lives in the rainforests of Mexico, Central and South America. An important totem animal for the Maya and Aztecs, the jaguar has captivated the human imagination right up to the present day. Beautiful and powerful, the jaguar has a remarkably majestic bearing whether lying in wait on a branch, prowling through the rainforest, drinking at a river, or, letting someone know they've come too close!

This blog is sponsored by Tapir and Friends Animal Store.

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Carved Wood Jaguar



Our Carved Wood Jaguar

Does this wooden jaguar show a posture of defense or attack? Its teeth barred, and the artist has portrayed it with its mouth open. The piece is handmade in Colombia, South America, of beautiful, natural palo de sangre wood. The shriny red of the wood is natural, and there is no finish or stain added. The surface shine and smoothness are created by rubbing the finished product in a way that burnishes it to a beautiful, silky lustre. Each jaguar is an individually-designed and carved work of art. No two are exactly the same, which is the reason our order button only allows you to order one. You will receive the exact jaguar you see on our web site. You can learn more about palo de sangre wood products from Colombia via this link, or check out our other jaguar toys and gifts. You can also look at all of our Latin American arts and crafts on this page. This jaguar was shipped to us by a Colombian conservationist to help raise funds for tapir conservation in Colombia.

About Jaguars

Jaguars are the third largest among the big cat family after the tiger and lion, and are extremely able fighters. The muscle mass of the jaguar is second only to that of the tiger among great cats. Jaguars are beautiful animals with colorful, spotted coats inhabiting a huge range from the southernmost parts of the United States and including most of South America. Larger and heavier than a mountain lion (or puma), the jaguar is the largest big cat in the Americas. Historically, jaguars lived as far north as Arizona, and there is still said to be small breeding population in that state, although most were extirpated here by the early 1900s. The jaguar prefers rainforest habitat, but will enter open countryside as well. They can usually be found near water, and, like the tiger, they will readily swim. The jaguar has incredibly strong jaws, biting its prey through the skull. It will eat mammals, but also reptiles, even biting into the shell of a turtle. Even with such a large range, the jaguar is severely threatened in many areas, and is regionally extinct in El Salvador and Uruguay.


This blog is sponsored by Tapir and Friends Animal Store.

Friday, March 20, 2009

"J" is for Jaguar . . .

. . . and we DO have jaguars for you! The jaguar above is made of sturdy plastic and is virtually unbreakable. It's also light weight, because it's hollow inside.

This little plastic jaguar is smaller than the one above, and it has extremely nice detail and coloring.

We even have jaguar jewelry! You can order this custom-made jaguar jewelry in a variety of colors, and suggest a bead color, too. It comes in earrings, pendant, and pin. Order one, or order a set!

How about this jaguar action figure for something a little different? You can move its feet, head, and tail. And it's very inexpensively priced, too!

This detailed snarling jaguar model comes both in black and in the regular spotted varieties. Have fun with jaguars today. Check out our Tapir and Friends Wildlife World online gift shop! We ship around the world!

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