Could sound-based maps pin down the poaching threat ... In 18 years of monitoring the jaguar population in the Iguazu parks, the number recorded peaked in 2018 at 105, but has since fallen ...

Jaguars survive fires by seeking refuge on riverbanks Jaguar population increases despite fires, with more females and cubs Future of jaguars depends on river levels, droughts and deforestation ...

The blazes displaced, injured or killed 45% of the region's 1,668 jaguars, the second-largest jaguar population in the ... distribution data and 16 years of maps of the burned area.

While the ecosystem supports a healthy jaguar population, they remain under threat from habitat loss, wildfires and human-wildlife conflict. Photograph by Florian Kriechbaumer In addition to its ...

But hunting, and the loss of habitat from urban and agricultural development, nearly exterminated the jaguar population in the United States before the mid-20th century. In Mexico, because of ...

In fact, Arizona is one of only three states in the country with a jaguar population — New Mexico and Texas being the others. But did you know jaguars once roamed the southern parts of California?

In fact, Arizona is one of only three states in the entire country with a jaguar population — New Mexico and Texas being the others. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has designated hundreds of ...

The captive jaguar population is also not sufficient to grow an experimental colony to the target size of 120, according to the letter. The Fish and Wildlife letter also says there have been no ...

a baby born from Filly and Frankie has the potential to increase the genetic diversity of the North American jaguar population. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.