New Jaguar Sightings in Arizona Highlight Flaws in Endangered Species Policy and Border Management

In southern Arizona, the recent appearance of a new jaguar captured on a remote camera is more than just a hopeful sign for wildlife enthusiasts—it’s a stark reminder of the patchwork policies and physical barriers undermining America’s sovereignty and ecological health. Known as Jaguar #5 among researchers, this elusive big cat's unique rosette pattern confirms it as only the latest in a handful of jaguars to cross from Mexico into U.S. territory over the last 15 years. Why Are Jaguars Returning to Arizona, Despite Growing Obstacles? The University of Arizona’s Wild Cat Research and Conservation Center celebrates these sightings as...