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Jaguars of Brazil - Dynamics,Lifestyle,Datas,Studies,Reports

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(10-31-2020, 08:34 PM)Balam Wrote: @Pckts the JID told me that Juru had last been seen on September in the area, the fires could have driven him away, but with so many large males found within the same distance I doubt that he will be able to return to claim a sizeable territory.

I also agree with you that Edno was trying to be relatively delicate with the female as he probably wanted to mate, my guess is that if there would have been a larger and more threatening male (i.e. Balam), both of them would've had a more tenacious battle. Nonetheless, kudos to the female for standing up and eventually making Edno lose interest in pursuing her.

That's a bummer, I really hope he makes his way back. He's such a personality and was already making quite the name for himself. 
I think we're all waiting for a Edno v Balam v Tusk situation.
Hopefully we get to see it at some point.
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