Now, there is video evidence of a male jaguar in the Santa Rita Mountains near Tucson. The video, released yesterday by Conservation CATalyst, was taken via remote sensor camera. It shows the jaguar, known as El Jefe ("the boss"), padding through the forest and picking his way along a rocky streambed. Here, have a look:
Wasn't that thrilling? Just imagine coming upon that cat while you're out for a walk in the woods!
Sources
CNN. (Feb. 3, 2016). A Wild Jaguar in the United States? There's Video of One in Arizona. http://www.cnn.com/2016/02/03/us/wild-jaguar-video-arizona-feat/index.html
Sunquist, F., & Sunquist M. (2014). The Wild Cat Book. University of Chicago Press.
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