Rare wild U.S. jaguar caught on video

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Exclusive video of El Jefe Americas Only Known Wild Jaguar Conservation CATalyst by Courier Video

February 4, 2016

Conservation CATalyst and the Center for Biological Diversity released new video Feb. 4, of the only known wild jaguar currently in the United States. Captured on remote sensor cameras in the Santa Rita Mountains just outside of Tucson. This is the first-ever publicly released video of the jaguar, recently named 'El Jefe' by Tucson students.