Jaguar
The Jaguar is the largest Big Cat in the Americas, and has captured man’s imagination through the ages. Human activity has, however, also seen their numbers dwindle, and they no longer survive within 40% of their historic range.
40%
Jaguars no longer survive in 40% of their historic range.
50
It has been at least 50 years since there has been a Jaguar breeding population in the United States.
2
Jaguars are extinct in 2 countries.
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Jaguar
The Jaguar is the largest Big Cat in the Americas, and has captured man’s imagination through the ages. Human activity has, however, also seen their numbers dwindle, and they no longer survive within 40% of their historic range.
40%
Jaguars no longer survive in 40% of their historic range.
50
It has been at least 50 years since there has been a Jaguar breeding population in the United States.
2
Jaguars are extinct in 2 countries.
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