by Michael (London, UK) Photo (cropped as allowed) by Flickkerphotos (Flickr) Ummm..the dilemma of jaguar conservation. I am talking about the cat, incidentally! There are a lot of people who want to conserve and restore jaguar cars but a smaller … Continue reading →
A food chain is a straight line sequence of links in a food web (which animal eats which animal in an ecological community) starting from a group of species that have the same feeding habits and which eat no other … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) I am pleased to hear that continuing research into the rare Jaguar, the third largest wild cat, in Corcovado National Park in Costa Rica has turned up some excellent results and pictures….. This photograph was taken … Continue reading →
Where do Jaguars live?… is a question quite a lot of people ask and the answer is a little surprising because we are used to the big wildcats living in Africa (leopard, lion, cheetah) and Asia (tiger, leopard). Jaguar – … Continue reading →
Here are some of the best Flickr photographs of the jaguar’s habitat. I have described where jaguars live; the areas, range or distribution as it is called of this Americas wildcat. In brief the range extends down from Arizona (it … Continue reading →
Jaguar cubs are beautiful but you don’t expect to see a picture of one in the wild do you? The jaguar is pretty rare and elusive with an approximate world population of about 8,000 (2009) maximum, and a minimum of … Continue reading →
