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

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Christopher Ang: " I’ve been photographing the mighty Jaguars since 2017. Where I’ve returned to the Wetlands of the Pantanal every year (until Covid19) to Photograph the enchanting Jaguar. A new paper published June 2, 2020 by the journal ‘Conservation Biology’ finds that from 2012 to early 2018 in Central and South America, more than 800 jaguars were killed for their teeth, skins, and skulls to be smuggled to South-East Asia as well as China.

Unfortunately, “the illegal trade in Jaguars is growing, and is likely linked to increased Chinese Investments in Central & South America. “ reports National Geographic.
Let’s STOP the Wild Animal Trade Forever go to My Profile (click the Website) to sign the PETITION of :
@world_animal_protectection @worldanimalprotectionus
To END WILD ANIMAL TRADE FOREVER. "

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