Jaguars live in a range of habitats. They're only able to live in habitats if it suits their adaptations. Jaguars live near dense trees and understories. Most jaguars live in the Amazon Forest. They feed on prey including capybaras, pacas, deers, and more. Most Jaguars live in these habitats and around them too. They're usually around water, land, trees, and greens. In conclusion, Jaguars live in a range of environments, such as marshes, grasslands, and tropical rainforests, are essential to the survival  of jaguars.