A previously undocumented jaguar was photographed in southern Arizona in November 2025, visiting a watering hole. Its unique rosette pattern confirms it as a new individual — the fifth recorded in the region since 2011 — hinting that these big cats are still traversing crossing-corridors between Mexico and the U.S., and that some habitats remain viable.
(c) Jean GC
(c) Jean GC

Un nouveau jaguar aperçu en Arizona — cinquième en 15 ans — signe encourageant

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En novembre 2025, un jaguar jusque-là inconnu a été photographié dans le sud de l’Arizona, près d’un point d’eau. Son pelage unique confirme un individu distinct — le cinquième recensé depuis 2011 — ce qui indique que ces félins traversent encore la frontière Mexique–États-Unis, et que certains milieux restent favorables.

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