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Expedition Diary - Jaguar Collaring

In Search of Jaguars: An Amazon Tail

Deep in the heart of the Amazon roam jaguars, pumas and other creatures of the jungle. Rodrigo Donadi of WWF’s AREAS Amazonia project has been tracking them for almost two years. He’s felt the bone-rattling sound of a jaguar’s roar and seen herds of wild pigs stampeding through the lush rain forest. Join him in the Amazon as he comes face to face with the jaguar – king of the jungle.

WATCH how WWF studies these big cats of the Amazon.

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Dr. Margaret 'Meg' Symington

Managing Director
Amazon

"Seeking solutions that benefit all of nature -- animals, people and the places where they live -- is the hallmark of WWF's success in the Amazon."

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Expedition Diary

Go deep into the Amazon’s rain forests for a first-hand account of how WWF studies jaguars, pumas and other jungle wildlife.

	Hear a poison dart frog		Hear a jaguar roar
	Listen to the scarlet macaw		Hear the howler monkey's howl