In June, camera traps captured a male jaguar in Guatemala's forest areas, close to the border with Honduras. Conservation organization Panthera calls the footage, which occurs only once every ten years, a milestone for the jaguar species threatened in Guatemala. The corridor between the two countries proves crucial for connecting jaguar populations. According to Panthera experts Allison Devlin and Barbara...

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