A dark jaguar-like creature with rosettes walks along a mossy branch in a misty rainforest, illustration.

The jagolf is a medium to large apex Predator. They can live in tundras and swamps, though they are found mostly in rainforests. All of the jagolf species have short yet pointed ears,a short,yet narrowish muzzle with a mix of sharp,slicing Carnassials, and gripping canines, a muscular, dense body type with both light and dark rosets, Long legs and large paws that have retractable claws,used for both grip and combat, and a long and muscular tail, up to 2-3 feet long, balancing the jagolf when running and climbing. But, the appearance varys on the habitat and climate. Jaugolfs that live in forests have darker coats to blend in with the shadows, dense muscles, and are ambush predators,more use to climbing and hiding up in trees and leaping down on unsuspecting prey. Swamp jagolfs have a lighter coat,webbed paws and quieter movement. They rarely are found in trees and they are better at swimming than their other species. The jagolfs found in the tundra are the smaller species. They have a leaner frame, a thick, white and/or gray spotted coat, and longer legs. See more