The investigative minds at How to Survive rank the Jaguar, Leopard, and Tiger by bite force and hunting success to show why the smallest of the big cats is often the most efficient killer.

Camera traps in Brazil have captured an astonishing moment: an apex predator behaving in a way that no one expected.

Jaguars are increasingly targeted across Latin America for their roseate-patterned pelts and canine teeth, following decades of relatively little poaching. When researchers in Colombia investigated ...

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According to IFLScience, jaguars were caught on camera in Brazil making vocalizations that sound like meows. It was believed ...

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Jaguarundis, an animal that looks so much like a house cat, are believed to be extirpated by both the U.S Fish and Wildlife ...

Gov. Kathy Hochul had proposed expanding the programs beyond New York City, but they do not have enough support, her office said.

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Police spokesperson refuses to answer questions on whether black panther caught falling into Bormla street is in custody of ...

Stand within feet of rescued lions and tigers at this hidden Florida sanctuary near St. Augustine, where powerful encounters and real stories make every visit unforgettable.