(09-12-2020, 03:16 AM)Balam Wrote: COSTA RICA: Camera trap footage captures this majestic male jaguar named Lupo as he patrols the misty rainforest of the Osa peninsula:

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Credits to ticoswildstudio

(09-18-2020, 11:44 PM)Balam Wrote: NORTHERN PANTANAL: new large male registered:

"After the fires in Pantanal, I led a Tour in Porto Jofre. We cruised the labyrinth of rivers the snake through the region, for 4 days. We watched and photographed 14 different Jaguars, without counting the reports the other guide @pantanaltoursguide . All Jaguars individuals were healthy, including this male which was seen in the area for the first time last week, mating with known female jaguar at a sandbar along the Três Irmãos river. @jaguaridproject asked us to give him a name, so we introduce you : Forasteiro, which means Outsider.

I will be posting photos of all the different Jaguars we saw during this Tour in the following days.
We believe the most if not all individuals managed to survive in the burned areas, as they did not burn at the same time. Jaguars, caimans and capybaras live near the water, they are skilled swimmers and had previously experienced fire. Most of them were able to find shelter in ever green forest and swamps as natural selection has taught them to instinctively scape the fires ."

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By Pantanal Jaguar Safaris

(09-21-2020, 04:34 AM)Balam Wrote:

(09-21-2020, 04:31 AM)Pckts Wrote:

(09-18-2020, 11:44 PM)Balam Wrote: NORTHERN PANTANAL: new large male registered:

"After the fires in Pantanal, I led a Tour in Porto Jofre. We cruised the labyrinth of rivers the snake through the region, for 4 days. We watched and photographed 14 different Jaguars, without counting the reports the other guide @pantanaltoursguide . All Jaguars individuals were healthy, including this male which was seen in the area for the first time last week, mating with known female jaguar at a sandbar along the Três Irmãos river. @jaguaridproject asked us to give him a name, so we introduce you : Forasteiro, which means Outsider.

I will be posting photos of all the different Jaguars we saw during this Tour in the following days.
We believe the most if not all individuals managed to survive in the burned areas, as they did not burn at the same time. Jaguars, caimans and capybaras live near the water, they are skilled swimmers and had previously experienced fire. Most of them were able to find shelter in ever green forest and swamps as natural selection has taught them to instinctively scape the fires ."

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By Pantanal Jaguar Safaris

It's funny because we posted his new picture in two different threads at the same time  . It just came to my mind that with all these new registered newer males in the PJ area, we haven't seen being posted recently, which leads to believe that he could've been displaced from the area by one of these newer and larger males. I really haven't seen any recent pictures of Juru in months.

(09-20-2020, 02:09 PM)Dark Jaguar Wrote: MAMIRAUÁ RESERVE - AMAZON.

Amazonic male IDed as Baden.

credits: Adriano Gambarini

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Sighting of Baden courting female during jaguar's tourist visit expedition in Mamirauá.

credits: Emiliano Ramalho

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(09-21-2020, 05:35 PM)Balam Wrote: Forasteiro was given a new Nick name to go by: Fênix

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The name is appropriate as he "rose above the ashes" in the region. According to Ailton Lara he's just as large as Edno who we know to be the largest male in PJ, so we're looking at another monstrous male here:

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