The mission to return jaguars to the US: ‘We aren’t right without them’
by Erin McCormick from Environment | The Guardian on (#678Q3)
The big cats once roamed North America but have been pushed near to extinction. Could they make a comeback?
Somewhere among the rocky pinnacles of southern Arizona's Chiricahua mountains roams the last known jaguar in the US.
The dark-spotted big cat, a male known as Sombra" to wildlife researchers, wanders between three mountain ranges, hunting for deer and piglike javelinas and, perhaps, searching for a mate.
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