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Antoine-Louis Barye (French, 1795–1875), "Two Jaguars from Peru" (details), 1833
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Antoine-Louis Barye (French, 1795–1875), "Two Jaguars from Peru" (details), 1833
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Researchers Blown Away After Finding Jaguar Population up 30% Across Mexico https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/researchers-blown-away-after-finding-jaguar-population-up-30-across-mexico/
Imagine sitting in San Antonio, Texas and knowing that in less than a day you could drive to a wild refuge home to the jaguar.
Conservationists hope that in 15 years species will no longer be at risk of extinction in Mexico – but challenges remain
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Keira and Neron are a pair of jaguars known for their close bond and unique qualities. Keira, a spotted female born in 2017, is lively, agile, and playful, with a curious nature that keeps her active and engaged. Neron, also born in 2017, is a rare black jaguar, recognized for his calm, confident personality and sleek dark coat. They were paired through a breeding program to help protect jaguars, and their strong connection led to the birth of a rare black cub—an important step in preserving the species for the future.
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Earthenware flask depicting a jaguar, by an artist of the Chimú culture, which flourished on the northern coast of present-day Peru between ca. AD 900 and its conquest by the Inca Empire in 1470. The characteristic Chimú ceramic style seen here--monochrome pottery decorated with animal or human figures--may have been inherited from the predecessor Moche culture. In addition to their pottery, Chimú artists produced virtuosic textile- and metalwork.
Now in the Gardiner Museum, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.