Camera Trap Captures First Jaguar Sighting in Honduras in a Decade

Wildlife conservationists in Honduras have captured footage of a wild jaguar, marking the first sighting of the species in the country in over a decade. The "impressively healthy" male jaguar was photographed by a camera trap in the Merendón Mountain range at an unusually high altitude of 2,200 meters. This discovery is significant for researchers tracking big cat movements and provides crucial evidence for conservation efforts, as jaguar populations face severe threats from deforestation and poaching.