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Right now, jaguars can be found as far north as northwestern Mexico in the state of Sonora, which borders Arizona. There are only two ways for jaguars to migrate to the U.S. from Mexico via natural pathways. What if they could be given a path to once again move farther northward and repopulate the Southwestern U.S.?

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