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Jaguar Sighted for First Time in Guanajuato's Sierra Gorda Biosphere Reserve
Camera traps have confirmed the presence of a jaguar in Guanajuato’s Sierra Gorda Biosphere Reserve, marking the first time this species has been documented there and completing the list of six native wild cat species in the area.
24 Mar, 21:24 — 24 Mar, 21:24
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Camera traps spy a jaguar for the first time in Guanajuato’s Sierra Gorda Biosphere Reserve - Mexico News Daily
Camera traps spy a jaguar for the first time in Guanajuato’s Sierra Gorda Biosphere Reserve Mexico News Daily
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Camera traps spy a jaguar for the first time in Guanajuato’s Sierra Gorda Biosphere Reserve
Thanks to these new images, scientists have now confirmed the presence of all six wild cat species native to Mexico within Sierra Gorda — ocelot, margay, jaguar, jaguarundi, lynx and puma. The post Camera traps spy a jaguar for the first time in Guanajuato’s Sierra Gorda Biosphere Reserve appeared first on Mexico News Daily
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