Big cat comeback: Jaguars prowl Argentina’s Iberá Wetlands after 70 years

Mongabay
Jan 20, 2021, 10:20 am243 pts
It’s been 70 years since jaguars left their round, four-toed footprints in the ground of the Iberá Wetlands, a 1.3-million-hectare (3.2-million-acre) tract of swamps, waterways and islands in northeastern Argentina’s Corrientes province. But things are changing now. Two weeks ago, conservationists opened…

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