Animals
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Scientists Gain Insights into the Ecology of Brazilian Fishing Jaguars
Researchers from Oregon State University and a group of international experts have uncovered new information about a group of Brazilian jaguars' food, population density, and social interactions. Findings contradict the popular perception that jaguars are solitary mammals whose social interactions are limited to courtship and territorial battles.
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