Khan the Jaguar, who turns 12 on July 18, recently moved to Brevard Zoo from Birmingham Zoo. He is named after Jacksonville ...

Jaguar teeth—“by far” the most valuable body part, according to Verheij—are also an important part of the trade. They're sold mostly to Chinese, both in Suriname and China, as necklaces.

In South America, jaguar skins, such as this one at a market in Iquitos, Peru, and teeth have long been marketed to visitors. It’s become clear, however, that trade has expanded beyond tourists.

Sabertooth cats, those iconic prehistoric predators with their massive, curved canine teeth, have been extinct for thousands of years, right? Well, not everyone is convinced. Numerous cryptozoological ...

Jaguar Health, Inc. today announced that it has completed the filing of the New Animal Drug Application to request the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's conditional approval to market Canalevia ...

A notorious exotic animal dealer who sold a jaguar cub in Riverside was sentenced to six months’ probation Monday, federal prosecutors said. Trisha Denise Meyer, 43, of Houston was known for ...

According to the researchers, animal teeth were among the most common materials used to make jewelry, accessories, and other personal adornments during the Stone Age, especially in the Northern ...

Though admittedly an ungainly-looking vehicle, the Jaguar is quite literally armed to the teeth. The platform’s main gun is manufactured by CTA International, a joint venture company between BAE ...

Shares of Jaguar Animal Health, Inc. (JAGX) have been struggling lately and have lost 11.7% over the past four weeks. However, a hammer chart pattern was formed in its last trading session, which ...

Stone Age humans extracted animal teeth with flames, blades, and fleshy stews Archaeologists put seven methods to the test. Laura Baisas Jun 24, 2025 1:25 PM EDT ...

Houston Zoo's Tesoro the jaguar gets an x-ray after animal care team notices a limp. While Tesoro's team remains optimistic, his recovery is not guaranteed.

We’re going to miss Nayla so much, rest easy our beautiful queen,” said Shannon Sprayberry, an animal keeper at Woodland Park Zoo. Jaguars typically live to about 18 years, and Nayla had just ...