Most people would have a hard time distinguishing a leopard from a jaguar, but they're entirely different species with unique behaviors.

NATURAL HISTORY. JAGUAR (in Spanish, el tigre) } Panthera onca FAMILY: Felidae. The word jaguar comes from the South American Tupi and Guarani languages. A likely origin is the word yaguareté, meaning ...

But Arizona Game and Fish, in opposing jaguar critical habitat, says few have been found in the U.S. since 1962: 10 to 12, all but one male with the sex of the other unknown.

The jaguar’s requirement of a large range, a healthy natural habitat, and an abundance of prey makes them a fantastic example of an umbrella species. To conservationists, including WWF, this means ...

How much critical habitat for jaguars will be eliminated in Southern Arizona remains unclear after a court ruled the U.S. erroneously protected land including the proposed Rosemont Mine site.

"El Jefe," a northern jaguar last spotted in Arizona's Santa Rita Mountains in 2015, ... which would disrupt El Jefe’s natural habitat and impede his ability to move freely.

A jaguar known as “El Jefe” is seen in the central area of Sonora, Mexico, in November 2021. (AP) ...

The jaguars of Cockscomb Basin serve as ambassadors for the importance of preserving natural habitats and showcase the positive impact that dedicated conservation efforts can have on iconic species.

Ecosystem services: Jaguar habitats provide vital ecosystem services for environmental health and sustainable development in the regions where the jaguar lives. Regulating services : Such as erosion ...