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Only Wild Jaguar in US Photographed Near Site of Proposed Copper Mine
Photographs of the only jaguar known to live wild in the United States present evidence that the cat makes its home near the proposed site of a $1.23 billion copper mine in the mountains southeast of Tucson, Ariz.
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