How many people get killed by jaguars?

Jaguar attacks on humans are relatively rare, and fatalities are even less common. While there have been isolated incidents, estimates suggest that only a handful of people are killed by jaguars each year, primarily in regions where humans encroach on their habitat. Most jaguars prefer to avoid humans and pose little threat. Overall, the number of human fatalities attributed to jaguars is very low compared to other large predators.