Ecotourism and education: Win-win solution for Pantanal jaguars and ranchers

Mongabay
Jan 20, 2023, 3:16 pm103 pts
Examining the torn remains of a calf, Paul Raad saw evidence of a jaguar attack. Most big cats grip the throat to bring down their prey, but jaguars prefer to bite the nape, he said as he placed a camera trap next to the carcass. “It’s like a detective job. Every time a cow is killed, I check the body,”…

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