Species: Jaguar | Location: Cuiaba River, Porto Jofre, Brazil
This jaguar was rescued following the fires in the Pantanal in 2019. Its paws were burned in the fire so the rescuers grafted fish skin to its paws. It was in a rehab center for a year and half to determine if it could be returned to the wild. This beautiful jaguar not only survived it is thriving in the wild. I was advised they would remove the collar "soon". They named this jaguar "The Brave".
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