Jaguar roves near Rosemont mine site
Arizona Daily Star
The remote cameras have photographed the big cat in five locations on seven occasions since October. Three times, the federally financed remote cameras photographed the jaguar immediately west of the proposed Rosemont Mine site in the mountains ...
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jaguar? Photos show rare big cat near Tucson. Christian Science Monitor The Arizona Daily Star reports (http://bit.ly/12rLi2b ) that remote cameras have photographed the big cat in five locations in the Santa Rita Mountains' eastern flank on seven occasions since October. Those photos were taken for the U.S. Fish and ... See all stories on this topic »Photos show rare jaguar roams S. Ariz. mountains KOB.com Photos from remote cameras show a rare male jaguar roaming the Santa Rita Mountains in Southern Arizona. The Arizona Daily Star reports (http://bit.ly/12rLi2b ) the cameras have photographed the big cat in five locations on seven occasions since October. See all stories on this topic » Jaguar Journeys North To Arizona Global Animal Naturally, the jaguar's arrival in the U.S. has prompted a response in favor of preserving the species, but others believe the rare big cat doesn't warrant a state of urgency. Continue reading below to find out what the future holds for the nation's ... See all stories on this topic » Rare Jaguar Siting in Arizona's Santa Rita Mountains TIME According to a December press release on the federally-funded tracking project, the photos were captured using motion-sensor-activated trail cameras positioned in areas where the big cat was believed to be located. The federal agency began tracking the ... See all stories on this topic » This Is A Picture Of The Only Known Wild Jaguar In The US Houston Chronicle The new photos of a male jaguar in the Santa Rita mountains of Southern Arizona represent the first jaguar to be spotted in the United States since 2009, according to the Atlantic Wire, which noted that several grainy pictures of the big cat were ... See all stories on this topic » Endangered Male Jaguar Cruising Southern Arizona Phoenix New Times (blog) Big cat = big story. The last time any human was aware of a jaguar north of the U.S.-Mexico border was 2009, when a series of total fuckups by allegedly well-intentioned people led to the death of Macho B in southern Arizona. Macho B was 16 years old ... See all stories on this topic » |
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