A new animal arrived at the Milwaukee County Zoo on Jan. 23. Filly — a female jaguar estimated to be 6 to 7 years old — was transferred to Milwaukee from the Belize Zoo, according to an ...

The zoo's male jaguar, Frankie, is the son of Pat, another conflict jaguar from Belize. The preparation for Filly's transfer took 4.5 years, reflecting the strong collaboration between the two ...

that he eats well and is a dominant male.” In fact, he is confident that this black jaguar will maintain its condition and reappear soon, as long as the conditions for preserving its habitat are ...

A male jaguar roar is louder than a female's—as females have softer vocalizations unless they are in heat—but the two call and respond to each other using a specific series of calls during ...

In 2008, the zoo received a male jaguar, Pat, from the zoo. Pat went on to father Frankie, a male jaguar at the zoo. The two institutions have been working for the past four years to prepare for ...

The two zoos have had a conservation partnership going back to 1980s. The Milwaukee County Zoo’s male jaguar Frankie is the son of Pat, who arrived from the Belize Zoo in 2008 and was a conflict ...

This jaguar mother had two very unique cubs. Both cubs look very different to each other, yet they are in fact twins. Screenshot from “Tenerife’s Jaguar Twins,” Source: YouTube, Uploaded: ZooBorns The ...

Haroutiounian explained that, in light of the video from the camera trap, it can be inferred that Negro is in “very good health, that he eats well and is a dominant male.” In fact, he is confident ...