Jaguars appearance seems to vary across regions and habitats. How do forest jaguars differ from the jaguars in open areas?
- Forest jaguars are generally darker and larger
- Forest jaguars are generally and more spotted
- Forest jaguars are generally darker and smaller
- Forest jaguars are generally larger and lighter in fur color
Answer
The correct answer is C) Forest jaguars are generally darker and smaller.
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