Impressive Wild Jaguars - Pictures and Videos

[Pantherinae]

Wild black male jaguar, large one too insane head! Reply

[Pantherinae]

Cougar killed by jaguar, with a skull bite. 

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@AnneWHilborn It's skull was crushed, as typical of jaguar attacks. Jaguars have the greatest bite strength, by weight, of any cat. Reply

[Ngala]

From Tambopata Research Center, Madre de Dios, Perù. Photo and information credits: Jeff Cremer

"Got a Jaguar, Tapir, Agouti, Ocelot and Giant Armadillo on the camera trap this month. I think that these are my best jaguar photos so far. Its the dry season in the amazon so there weren't any rain spots on the camera lens. Had a few battery issues with some of the cameras but at least none of them got termited. I'll be going back out soon to check them again."

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[Pckts]

I think most of us have turned a blind eye to these cats, I for one know that I have put so much effort into finding out about what is happening to Lions, Tigers and Leopards (probably since they coexist with L & T's)
but I haven't educated my self enough on the plight of Jaguars. In my opinion, they are the big cat species that will face extinction before any other if something doesn't change drastically.

Nick's Adventures Bolivia


While its sad that Juma the Jaguar which was stupidly killed while being used as Mascot in the Olympics we must remember that literally a week does not go by without a Jaguar being killed or orphaned.
Every week Jaguars are killed by cattle farmers protecting Cattle, Villagers out of fear, opportunistic hunters and more concerning they are being killed for their teeth for Chinese medicines. While the world is right to be outraged about Juma lets remember hundreds of Jaguars per year are being killed while the world closes their eyes.
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I am lucky to say i have the best job in the world !
To see animals in the wild roaming free like Jaguars, Tapirs, Anaconda's, Pumas and more is something so incredible and it will never lose its appeal.
However every day these species are being shot,poisoned and have their habitats destroyed - something we have to strive to change.
The question is , What type of world do we want to leave our children and will they share it with our natural treasures.
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Very sad news for Madidi National Park - A place which is literally one of the most amazing places i have ever visited and hosts some the the greatest biodiversity on the planet.
This is another nail in the coffin for the Amazon Rainforest and all of its incredible species.
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[Ngala]

Photo and information credits: Lucas M. Bustamante
"A las 04h30 suena la alarma. Era el cuarto día de ir en bote desde las 05h00 hasta casi las 14h00 por el río Tambopata, en busca de jaguares. No habíamos tenido éxito y se nos acababan los días en "Tambopata Research Center" (Rainforest Expeditions Lodges) , un lugar con una de las tasas más altas de avistamiento de jaguares en Sudamérica (el 23% aproximadamente en la orilla del río).
Me levanto y don Pedro, nuestro guía, empieza a gritar desesperadamente que estamos tarde y nos va a dejar el bote. Cojo las cosas apurado y me doy cuenta que olvidaba la tarjeta de memoria de mi cámara en la habitación. Después de cogerla y ya llegando al bote para embarcar, veo una huella de jaguar. Camino 10 metros más y veo a mi guía, a Jaime y al canoero escondidos tras de un tronco fotografiando algo en el borde de bosque, justo en el puerto principal del lodge, frente a las canoas... ¡ahí estaba! Un adormitado gato meneaba la cola y nos miraba con toda la confianza del mundo, sabiendo perfectamente que es el rey de la selva. Solo faltó que salga humo de mi cámara.
Ahora mientras reviso las fotos, no puedo creer que él vino a buscarnos y nos permitió hacerle una gran sesión de fotos por casi 10 minutos."

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[Tshokwane]

From Red Yaguareté:
Vive en el norte de la provincia de Salta. Fue registrado por nuestras cámaras trampa del Programa de Monitoreo Poblacional de Yaguaretés en Argentina por primera vez en el año 2014 y nuevamente en 2015. Todo indica que es uno de los grandes machos dominantes de Baritú.

He lives in the north of the province of Salta. He was registered by our camera traps of the Population monitoring program of Yaguaretés in Argentina for the first time in 2014 and then again in 2015. All indicates he's one of the big dominant males of Baritú.

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[Ngala]

Photo and information credits: Burrard-Lucas Photography
"An elusive jaguar wading in the Pantanal, Brazil."

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Photo and information credits: Luiz Claudio Marigo

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[Tshokwane]

A jaguar stalks it's prey in the Pantanal, Brazil. Credits to Thomas Mangelsen.

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[Ngala]

Photo and information credits: Ben Cranke from Tusk Photo
"Good morning and welcome to "CAPTION FRIDAY". Let's see who can come up with the best caption for this image of a mating pair of Jaguars, which was taken on our tour to the Pantanal wetlands in Brazil." August 2015

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[Ngala]

Photo and information credits: Jaime Culebras Wildlife
"The most emblematic predator from South America, the golden cat, the #jaguar (#Panthera onca), resting on a bank of Tambopata river, #Peru. You can see my footprints from a few hours ago. In Rainforest Expeditions Lodges. © Jaime Culebras 2016"

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[Ngala]

Photo and information credits: Alex Kirichko
On Patrol.
Male jaguar is patrolling his area.
Brazil, Pantanal. October 2016.

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[Ngala]

Jaguars from Pantanal, Brazil. Credits to Suha Derbent.

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[Ngala]

Photo and information credits: Ana Zinger Photography
"A female Brazilian jaguar hunting in the water." Pantanal, Brazil.

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[Ngala]

Photo and information credits: Alex Kirichko
Stretching.
Young male jaguar.
Brazil, Pantanal. October 2016.

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