Jaguars, known for their distinctive yellow-orange fur and unique spots, are found in small pockets of forested habitats throughout South, North, and Central America. Designated as “Near Threatened” ...

We've worked in the Amazon for over 40 years - creating and managing protected areas of habitat, working with local communities to monitor jaguars, working with cattle ranchers to improve existing ...

Habitat. Jaguars typically live in forests or woods, but they are also found in desert areas, ... Other facts. Melanistic or all black jaguars occur due to a genetic mutation.

Here are 10 incredible facts about jaguars that might help you properly appreciate the next hit video. 1. ... Overhunting, habitat loss, ...

The move to designate “critical habitat” for the jaguar is nothing less than a slap in the face of good science and could weaken the Endangered Species Act.

Jaguars will not be repopulated in New Mexico, after the federal government denied a petition by a conservation group that sought to use Gila National Forest for the species’ recovery.a petition ...

Jaguars were listed as endangered in the 1970s, and the petition called on the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to revise the listing’s critical habitat designation to include the forest in New ...