Meet all 5 jaguars spotted in Arizona
- University of Arizona Wild Cat Research and Conservation Center
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El Jefe was the first jaguar that the University of Arizona's Wild Cat Research and Conservation Center documented in 2012. He was seen roaming the Santa Rita Mountains.
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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.
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