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First wild mating of a black jaguar recorded in the Amazon, a key event for conservation
A group of scientists achieved a historic milestone by recording for the first time in its natural habitat the mating of a wild black...
Mexico achieves a key advancement in jaguar conservation: population grows by 30% in 15 years.
A team of over 50 researchers has confirmed that the population of jaguars (Panthera onca) in Mexico has increased by 30% in the last...
Blue-throated macaws: a study reveals they can imitate social behaviors without any training
A study published in Scientific Reports has documented for the first time that blue-throated macaws (Ara glaucogularis) possess a cognitive ability that was previously...
Concern in Santa Fe: epicenter of illegal bird trafficking and trade in Argentina
According to official data, nine out of the ten most trafficked animals in Santa Fe are birds, many of them threatened or in danger...
The population of jaguars in Mexico increased by 10% in six years thanks to conservation and monitoring efforts.
The most recent data on jaguars in Mexico are a sign of hope for biodiversity conservation.
According to the latest census, the population of the...
