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Only 15,000 Jaguars Remain in the Wild!

Phoenix, AZ, USA

Submitted by: Laura Booth
Year image was taken: 01/21/2017
 

A bee stitches up a multi-colored, patchwork Jaguar—but both animals are threatened in our Anthropocene-era world.

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