Jaguar population increases after wildfire and drought, indicating area’s role as climate refuge | Newsroom CORVALLIS, Ore. – Following a large-scale wildfire, more jaguars migrated to a study site in the Brazilian wetlands that already had the largest population density of jaguars in the world, a new study...

📖 New study: More jaguars migrated to #Brazil's Pantanal wetlands post-wildfire, making it a vital "climate refuge." These unique aquatic-eating big cats rebounded strongly. This highlights the need for protecting such critical habitats. #CatConservation

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Cats have become one of the world’s most invasive predators Beneath the charming exterior of a cat lies one of nature’s most efficient predators - stealthy, adaptable, and relentless.

Cats have become one of the world’s most invasive predators: Beneath the charming exterior of a cat lies one of nature’s most efficient predators - stealthy, adaptable, and relentless.

#InvasivePredators #FeralCats #WildlifeImpact #CatConservation #EcosystemBalance #EarthDotCom #EarthSnap #Earth