As apex predators, they act as an umbrella species, meaning their survival sustains the existence of dozens of others. Iconic ...

Arizona is home to unique and rare creatures including jaguars, ocelots and condors. However, 48 species are endangered or threatened. See the list.

Designated as “Near Threatened” by the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, ... Jaguars tend to be solitary creatures, living ...

Jaguars are a threatened species that lives in Arizona. Here's everything to know about the big cats, including where they live and what they eat.

The 11-year-old jaguar arrived in Birmingham in 2017 from the Jacksonville Zoo, where he was born in 2013. He was named Khan in honor of the owner of the Jacksonville Jaguars football team, Shad Khan.

Jaguars have been seen a few times in Arizona in the past years. ... But they are near threatened, which means they are likely to become endangered in the near future, ...

The male jaguar is the only one known to be in the U.S. It was first photographed in 2016 and has been observed on 45 separate occasions, according to the Arizona Game and Fish Department. The ...

3. Male Territories Are Twice the Size of Female Territories . In Mexico, male jaguars maintain an annual home range of about 100 square kilometers, while females occupy around 46 square kilometers.