Rainforest shadows

The video explains how jaguars hunt by sneaking up on their prey using the shadows in the rainforest. The dense canopy blocks most sunlight, creating a shadowy environment on the forest floor. Jaguars have coats with light and dark patches that mimic these shadows, making them difficult to spot. This natural camouflage allows them to approach other animals stealthily.

How does the jaguar's coat help it in its hunting?

In what way does the jaguar's ability to blend into its surroundings benefit its hunting?