New Sighting of Arizona’s Only Known Jaguar
Earlier this month, a student project led by Dean Goehring produced new photographs of the only known jaguar in the United States. Goehring, who is studying Environmental Science at Prescott College,…
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Human-Jaguar Conflict may be More Complex than it Seems
As mentioned before, one of the most significant threats to jaguars is human-wildlife conflict. This conflict is often described as being driven by the cats’ tendency to prey on livestock.…
More Information on the Nicaraguan Interoceanic Canal
Just a few days ago I wrote about how the proposed Nicaraguan Interoceanic Canal threatens jaguars. This canal would slice through two key travel corridors for Panthera onca and other…
Proposed Nicaraguan Canal Threatens Jaguars
At the end of the year, construction is set to begin on the Nicaraguan Interoceanic Canal. This canal, which will be built by the Hong Kong-based Nicaraguan Canal Development Company…
Animals | Ebony and Ivory
Check out this amazing photograph of two jaguars by Pedro Jarque Krebs. It is stunning. Also, I would like to point out that there is no such thing is a…
Animals | Eyeball to Eyeball with a Jaguar
Check out this amazing photograph by Peter Comninellis. It is one of the best jaguar pictures I have ever seen.
The Historic Journey of the Jaguar
The modern jaguar (Panthera onca) is a resident of South, Central, and southern North America. But in order to get there, its ancestors had to traverse nearly the entire globe.…
What Humanity can Gain from Jaguar Conservation
A few weeks ago I read this article about the environmental community’s inability to motivate people to care about climate change. Per Espen Stoknes, a Norwegian psychologist, mentioned several factors…
The Jaguar 