Watch new footage of "Cinco" the jaguar in Southern Arizona
The rare jaguar caught on camera in same spot as other wildlife.
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The Center for Biological Diversity released footage confirming Cinco’s presence near two 30-foot border walls being built, signaling increased barriers to jaguar movement and habitat connectivity in southern Arizona.
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One of Arizona’s rare jaguars, Cinco, was recently photographed moving through the state, joining four other documented jaguars tracked since 2011. The University of Arizona's Wild Cat Research and Conservation Center uses trail cameras and genetics to study their movement and population connections with Mexico.
