Source: “Biological Survey of Texas” by Vernon Bailey
There is a sentence in the “Biological Survey of Texas” about jaguars near the mouth of the Pecos River that I thought should be noted.
The fact that a jaguar was killed upstream near Ozona a couple of decades later that seems to confirm that cats were moving up and down the Pecos River valley. There is also millennia-old rock art at Seminole Canyon that seems to depict jaguars, so this must have been happening for a quite long time.
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