Nail in the Coffin

Nail in the Coffin

Jaguars are a keystone species, and a bellweather of healthy ecosystems. While populations are still healthy in the Peruvian Amazon, this pelt, tacked to the side of a house along the Interoceanic Highway, does not bode well for the jaguar's future in the region.

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