felines

Biological corridors: saving the big felines of Latin America

Felines, with their grace, elusive behavior, and hunting skills, have captivated several biologists, artists, and poets for centuries. From the small domestic cat to the imposing big cats, these animals have become important actors in the history of the...

Avian flu alert in Washington: more than half of the large cats in a sanctuary have died

The **avian flu in Washington**, United States, is having more serious consequences than expected. Recently, **(https://noticiasambientales.com/animales/decenas-de-tigres-mueren-tras-contraer-gripe-aviar-en-el-sur-de-vietnam/)** due to the virus. This represents more than half of the population of the place. The **(https://www.wildfelids.org/index.html)** confirmed the sad news on their social...

Where does the lion, the king of the jungle, live?

Although it is called the "king of the jungle", lions live in a wide range of habitats, from open plains to thick shrublands and dry thorny forests. African lions live in savannas with large prey such as zebras, giraffes,...

Intensive training on coexistence among large felines: what was the activity like?

More than 30 professionals participated in Misiones in an intensive training on coexistence between large felines and farm animals. The activity took place in Península Andresito and was held over two days on December 11 and 12. It was led by...

Uspallata launches campaign to conserve the Andean cat, the most threatened feline in America

The Natura Argentina Foundation, in collaboration with the Andean Cat Alliance, has launched a new campaign in Uspallata to protect the Andean cat, one of the most endangered feline species on the planet. The initiative has the support of the...

Jaguar in danger: the struggle for the 250 remaining specimens in Argentina

Every November 29th, the Day of the Jaguar is celebrated to raise awareness about the conservation of this majestic endangered species and highlight its important role in the environment, well-being, and health of ecosystems and people. Current Situation of the...

Drug trafficking and its devastating effect on jaguars in Central America

The **Central American jaguar** faces a new threat: **drug trafficking**. This feline shares almost 70% of its territory with drug cartels, putting its survival at **risk**. In addition to drug trafficking, **deforestation and habitat fragmentation** are isolating jaguar populations. The...

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A turquoise paradise between Catamarca and Tucumán: the Aguada del Cobre river.

At the border between Catamarca and Tucumán, there is a corner of extraordinary beauty that seems to be taken...