Near Threatened #26 Jaguar (Endangered species) 2021

The Jaguar is a large felid species native to South and North America is currently listed as near-threatened. 

Reasons for near-threatened status - Habitat loss, habitat fragmentation, poaching, conflict with humans.

Conservation efforts - It's prohibited to trade Jaguar body parts and is the Jaguar also lives in national parks across the Americas.

Jaguar Facts - 

Science Name: Panthera onca

Height: 68 - 75 cm

Length: 1.12 - 1.85 m

Weight: 56 - 96 kg

Native Locations: South America, North America

Lifespan: 12 - 15 years 

Populations: 64,000

Conservation status: Near Threatened (NT)

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