Jaguar Sighted in Arizona Indicates Species Recovery

Researchers from the University of Arizona have identified a new jaguar in southern Arizona, distinguished by its unique rosette pattern, marking the fifth sighting of a big cat in the area since 2008. This new animal was captured on camera visiting a watering hole, and efforts are underway to collect genetic samples for further study. Conservationists emphasize the importance of maintaining migratory corridors for the endangered species amid threats like climate change and habitat loss. The continued presence of jaguars suggests a healthy ecosystem, highlighting the need for conservation efforts.

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