Progress on jaguar conservation in Suriname

Mongabay
Nov 20, 2018, 10:02 pm225 pts
The largest carnivorous mammal of tropical America – the King of Beasts of the Amazon rainforest – is the jaguar. Found from the deserts of the American southwest as far south as Argentina, the jaguar is the world’s third largest feline, exceeded in size only by the lion and the tiger. The largest male…

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