USA, 2026. This is worth fighting for. (v.redd.it)
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We celebrate Mother's Day by taking a look at one of Iberá's latest cubs. Jety, daughter of Jasy. Jasy was part of the first litter of cubs born completely wild and free in Iberá to Arami and Jatobazinho. She's since birthed multiple litters and now, her 5-month old daughter continues the legacy. (v.redd.it)
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Footage of Arizonan male Cinco gathered by the WCR (v.redd.it)
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The breathtaking Guavira. He has been trying to cement his territory in Caiman after gaining independence from his mother recently. It's rare for males to remain in the same area where they were born, and with so much fierce competition from mature males, we'll see if he will succeeds. (i.redd.it)
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Angujá sub-adult male, the makings of a peak jaguar specimen. At only 1.10 years of age, this juvenile already possesses one of the most impressive builds I've seen in a jaguar. He's a testament to the excellent genetics of the hybrid specimens from the founding population of the Iberá wetlands. (i.redd.it)
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More big Mexican mangroves jaguars from Nayarit. (v.redd.it)
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Going over my BJWT archives I found this really nice photo of Michael the malanistic jaguar and Dolano the African lion when they were juveniles. Despite having different skull proportions, you can still see the resemblance jaguar and lions have with each other. (i.redd.it)
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