Ibera National Park

Picture shows the two cubs born in El Impenetrable del Chaco National Park, in Argentina, undated. The jaguars, (Panthera onca)
were born in semi-captivity, and will be transferred with their mother to the Ibera National Park, in Argentina, where they will be released to increase the genetic diversity of that population.
Note: Licensed photo. (Rewilding Argentina/Newsflash)

20 October 2022

JAGUAR JOY: Newborn Jaguars Snuggle Up To Mum In Adorable New Clips

In a series of cute videos, two newborn jaguar cubs frolic and play after nuzzling up to each other...

Ibera National Park