
how would you track an elusive Jaguar easy follow their poo I’m Lucy McNeil
easy follow their poo I’m Lucy McNeil
easy follow their poo I’m Lucy McNeil and this is National Geographic on
and this is National Geographic on
and this is National Geographic on assignment your link to thousands of nat
assignment your link to thousands of nat
assignment your link to thousands of nat geo explorers around the globe today
geo explorers around the globe today
geo explorers around the globe today we’re off to northeastern Argentina
we’re off to northeastern Argentina
we’re off to northeastern Argentina national Geographics karen de Matteo is
national Geographics karen de Matteo is
national Geographics karen de Matteo is trying to find out how endangered
trying to find out how endangered
trying to find out how endangered Jaguars and other big carnivores
Jaguars and other big carnivores
Jaguars and other big carnivores navigate the forests train her canine
navigate the forests train her canine
navigate the forests train her canine partner can sniff out the carnivores poo
partner can sniff out the carnivores poo
partner can sniff out the carnivores poo or scat with amazing accuracy DNA
or scat with amazing accuracy DNA
or scat with amazing accuracy DNA analysis of that scat can reveal which
analysis of that scat can reveal which
analysis of that scat can reveal which species and individual left it by adding
species and individual left it by adding
species and individual left it by adding in GPS data her team can establish where
in GPS data her team can establish where
in GPS data her team can establish where the animals are roaming the goal is to
the animals are roaming the goal is to
the animals are roaming the goal is to create protected corridors where these
create protected corridors where these
create protected corridors where these carnivores can hunt and survive that’s
carnivores can hunt and survive that’s
carnivores can hunt and survive that’s National Geographic on assignment your
National Geographic on assignment your
National Geographic on assignment your link to our explorers
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