Spot the Jaguar

Jaguars are the largest cat in the Americas - and the third-largest in the world. Jaguars are known for their unique black and brown rose-shaped spots, which help to camouflage them on the rainforest floor. Jaguars average 4 to 6 feet in length - not including their tails - and grow up to 2 and a half feet in height at the shoulders. A solitary animal, jaguars are most active during dawn and dusk - hunting crocodiles, snakes, monkeys, deer, sloths, and other animals - and prefer to hide when sleeping. Today, jaguars have been almost completely eliminated from the United States and are endangered throughout their range.

Aircraft Information

Aircraft Model: Airbus A321

Aircraft Registration: N712FR

Seat Capacity: 230

Engine Type: CFM56-5B

First Flight: 06/28/2016

Final Assembly Location: Germany

Endangered Animals Initiative

Frontier is dedicated to bringing awareness to the endangered animals within the continental U.S.A. You can learn more about our endangered animal tails here.