The nephew of the homemade Jorge Ávalo, a 60 -year -old man who was devoured by a jaguar In an isolated area of the bull region killed in Mato Grosso do Sul, he said that his uncle “made it easier and in the end the jaguar that tamed him.”
In audio, the victim’s family member says that the jaguar was regularly prowled. He claims that his uncle was careless and thought the jaguar would only walk in the region at night when the man was indoors.
“She (jaguar) was clever. She was there and accompanied his routine. Sometimes the fishing cameras filmed her by day while walking on the edge of the water, lying or near the boats,” added Jorge’s nephew.
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The jaguar was captured in the Pantanal In the early hours of Thursday (24) during a task force of the Environmental Military Police. The animal is a 94 -pound male and was being chased by a group of seven people: a researcher, two guides and four environmental military police.
In the jaguar a venous access and a heart rate monitor and temperature. Venous access can be used if there is a need to apply an anesthetic to the animal.
“Let’s take this animal to the rehabilitation center And try to understand what happened. You can see that the animal is very thin, ”commented researcher Gedienson Araújo, who was part of the search team.
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How is the region where the man was attacked
The dead bull region, where a 60-year-old man died after being attacked by a jaguar It is located in the municipality of Aquidauana, in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul. The area is difficult to reach and is located approximately 150 kilometers from the city of Miranda.
Characterized by the wild nature, with dense vegetation and rich biodiversity, the region is an integral part of the South-Mato Grosso Pantanal biome. The municipality’s territorial area is 17,008.5 km², and of this total 75% is covered by the Pantanal.
A study by the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation (ICMBio) shows that the Pantanal is the Brazilian biome with the highest preserved species index. The region is a natural habitat of several animals, including jaguar and jaguar.
Researcher Heriberto Gimenes Junior, master in biology from the Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul (UFMS), points out that the geography of the Pantanal region and a series of factors that include the high degree of conservation of the ecosystem favor the preservation and refuge of species.
According to the ICMBio’s Practical Guide for Coexistence, the jaguar can be found in humid forests such as the Amazon and the Atlantic Forest, Savanas such as the Cerrado and the Caatinga, and flooded areas such as the Pantanal.
Geography professor Fábio Cervezão explains that the isolated geography of dead bull contributes to environmental conservation, but also creates a kind of “demographic emptiness”, where nature predominates over urban nuclei. “It is an area where cattle commands, so turn and move the jaguar ends up attacking cattle, due to the advancement of the animal in this region,” he comments.
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