Jaguar family crossing a forest wildlife corridor in daylight.

Jaguar family crossing a forest wildlife corridor in daylight.
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Wildlife corridors provide a safe passage for big cats like jaguars to roam and hunt. In this picture, a jaguar family is seen crossing a forest wildlife corridor in daylight, looking for food. Coloring this picture can help highlight the importance of preserving natural corridors for the survival of top predators.

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