I’ve heard it said the best way to share bad news is to just come right out and say it – so here it is with no sugarcoating. Mesker Park Zoo announced that their beloved 20-year-old jaguar Beliza passed away on…
GPS data from 99 jaguars suggest some mapped corridors may be gone, while possible new routes turned up from Mexico to Argentina. Some of the routes conservationists have mapped for jaguars may no longer be ones that jaguars can use. Elsewhere,…
WSBT 10-21-2026 — Kim visits the Potawatomi Zoo to learn all about the Chacoan peccary, one of the zoo’s most endangered species, and discover what makes these fascinating animals so special! Kim visits the Potawatomi Zoo to learn all about the Chacoan…
Camera-trap monitoring and fur-pattern analysis documented the same jaguar in two forests in northwestern Ecuador in 2023 and 2024, although limited coverage prevented confirming the animal’s absence from the sites before those records. Jaguars Return to Ecuador After 15 Years, Igniting Hope and…
A-Z Animals Here is the specific reason why this one matters so much Uncover the grimmer reality âOver 40 researchers spent years GPS-tracking jaguars across 11 countries, and what they found about where the species can actually move upends assumptions about…
A Jaguar (Panthera onca) rescued for animal trafficking is seen at Bioparque Los Ocarros during the World Wildlife Day, celebrated to draw attention to wild plant and animal species on planet and raise awareness of wildlife conservation efforts in Villavicencio,…
GPS Tracking Reveals New Pathways Connecting Jaguar Populations—and Warns Some Historic Connections May Be Fading The study, led by WCS conservationist Harshad Karandikar and an international team of researchers, analyzed more than 134,000 GPS locations collected from 99 adult jaguars across…
Move over, tigers and lions; Arizona has jaguars. Yes, jaguars. Those sleek, powerful big cats most people associate with the jungles of Central and South America have a surprising connection to the Grand Canyon State. While they are incredibly rare…
Researchers currently operate 12 camera-trap stations inside Tortuguero National Park and another seven at Playa Tres. The cameras use motion and heat sensors to record animals as they move through the forest without requiring researchers to capture or physically handle them.
Masters of stalking and ambushing, jaguars are a formidable foe – but can any animals take them on? Pound for pound, jaguars have the strongest bite force of any cat on the planet. They use this incredible bite to crush skulls…
Powerful swimmers of the Americas with a bone‑crushing bite.
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