Photo by: By Hafiz Issadeen, from Dharga town, Sri Lanka (A pair of Jaguars) [CC-BY-2.0 (www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons

Jaguars have been observed romping like house cats on catnip after gnawing on the roots and bark of yage, (Banisteriopsis caapi). Some anthropologists believe that humans in South America may have learned the use of yage from jaguars, according to Andrew Haynes in Pharmaceutical Journal. Yage is one of the plants used in the production of the vision-inducing hallucinogen, ayahuasca.

Is this a portrait of a human 50 million years from now?

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