Tucsonian here and I've dreamed of seeing one myself from a large distance away, but still catch a sight, they are truly one of the most elusive things I can think of almost comparable with seeing a unicorn. Heck I've never seen a mountain lion
Can we appreciate just how intact the original carnivore biota from Pre-Columbian times is in this reserve? Not only do they still have four cat species living in the same place (jaguars, pumas, bobcats and ocelots) but also coyotes, gray foxes, skunks, raccoons, coatis and ringtails (the latter two being part of the same family as raccoons), quite the remarkable feline, canine and procyonid diversity. Assuming there are still black bears found there, all that’s missing is to reintroduce Mexican wolves, whose original genetic stock can still be found in a small population spanning through Arizona and New Mexico.
@@graalmarcelo complicado, o mais "semelhante" é a caatinga, e lá tem pelo menos uns 100 animais (estão criticamente ameaçados), o jeito é ter que pegar do México. Os únicos locais da caatinga onde tem presença confirmada de Jaguar são os parques nacionais Boqueirão da onça na Bahia, Raso da Catarina na Bahia, Chapada Diamantina na Bahia e na Serra da Capivara no Piauí. Juntando tudo deve dá pouco mais de 100 indivíduos.
@@elielporto6292 não seria bom as oncas do brasil são muito maiores doque essas podendo pesar até 150 kilos a mais que essas oncas do mexico e estados unidos
God bless you! Thankyou for stewarding Gods precious creations
I wouldn’t mind a job doing this even if the pay is minimal. Nature is too beautiful to forget.
Thanks for protecting them.
They still exist in Az. They are super elusive! I have not come across them, but have friends who have.
Tucsonian here and I've dreamed of seeing one myself from a large distance away, but still catch a sight, they are truly one of the most elusive things I can think of almost comparable with seeing a unicorn. Heck I've never seen a mountain lion
Yeah, just like Bigfoot ,their lives depends on being elusive
Can we appreciate just how intact the original carnivore biota from Pre-Columbian times is in this reserve? Not only do they still have four cat species living in the same place (jaguars, pumas, bobcats and ocelots) but also coyotes, gray foxes, skunks, raccoons, coatis and ringtails (the latter two being part of the same family as raccoons), quite the remarkable feline, canine and procyonid diversity. Assuming there are still black bears found there, all that’s missing is to reintroduce Mexican wolves, whose original genetic stock can still be found in a small population spanning through Arizona and New Mexico.
Not Black, Mexican Bear SilverBack Bear, rather.
@@monticelloave5273 Same species.
These cats are gorgeous and even more so on the backdrop of the desert! Stunning!!
Amazing video on endangered and elusive jaguar!
Que bueno que estan ayudando al jaguar.
I loves these majestic cats 🐆
Thx for the hard work
great film by the Olingers
increíble , yo pensé que los Jaguares solo habitaban la Amazonía
Protect preserve is GODS wish.
God in singular
Really good vid
Viva MEXICO
Podiam levar umas onças do Brasil para aí, assim ajudaria a repovoar o local.
Seria bom. Mas de qual bioma?
A Amazônia é onde tem mais onças.
@@elielporto6292 De preferência de um bioma parecido com o de lá.
@@graalmarcelo complicado, o mais "semelhante" é a caatinga, e lá tem pelo menos uns 100 animais (estão criticamente ameaçados), o jeito é ter que pegar do México.
Os únicos locais da caatinga onde tem presença confirmada de Jaguar são os parques nacionais Boqueirão da onça na Bahia, Raso da Catarina na Bahia, Chapada Diamantina na Bahia e na Serra da Capivara no Piauí. Juntando tudo deve dá pouco mais de 100 indivíduos.
@Arthur Arthur porque não?
@@elielporto6292 não seria bom as oncas do brasil são muito maiores doque essas podendo pesar até 150 kilos a mais que essas oncas do mexico e estados unidos
Totalmente de acuerdo protejer a esas chuladas de felinos!!!!!!!!!!
Do the mountain lions threaten them? It seems they eat the same thing.
The jaguars that are in the US come from this reserve
Long live the Jaguars, hopefully they can bring in some fresh bloodlines from Mexico 🐆
Good.
This is why the wall shouldn't be built.
Y por esto es importante que Trump no ponga su pader.