06-08-2019 21:37 via kvoa.com

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TUCSON – El Jefe, the first of three wild jaguars observed roaming in the United States, has ruled over the Santa Rita Mountains in the Old Pueblo since he was spotted in 2011.
From habitat loss to being sought and hunted, many researchers believed that jaguars were completely extirpated in the U.S. until the Mexican-born cat was first sighted in the Whetstone Mountains.
But according to the Center for Biological Diversity, the jaguar’s inhabitance in Tucson may be facing a new obsta
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