2024-03-01 01:07:12
Pablo Imhoff it’s a youtuber argentino who is traveling through Guatemala and during a visit to the Tikal National Park, Peten, captured the sighting of a jaguar.
Since entering the park, the content creator saw the signs announcing the presence of jaguars in the place and said he hoped to have the opportunity to see some.
Pablo Imhoff, Argentine YouTuber, captured a sighting of a jaguar in Tikal
He youtuber argentino is working on the Alaska Project, a challenge that began in 2020 in Santo Tomé, Argentina, and with which he seeks to travel by motorcycle to Alaska.
As part of his journey from South to North America, Pablo Imhoff He is currently visiting our country. Guatemala is the tenth country he has visited and according to the publications on his Instagram page, he has been in Guatemalan territory since January.
On his motorcycle he has visited Antigua Guatemala, Lake Atitlán, Río Dulce and his last destination was Petén, where captured the jaguar on video in Tikal.
An incredible jaguar sighting in Tikal that left him “shivering with fear”
Pablo Imhoff published the video of his visit to Petén on February 25 on his YouTube page.
The video was titled “I’m shaking with fear when I see this in the jungle.” [Tikal]», since around minute 34 the Argentine saw a jaguar approximately 20 or 30 meters away.
At one point the feline stopped and returned to the place where it came from, but upon finding more people, it decided to enter an area with more trees.
After his encounter with the jaguar, the YouTuber commented that he was very happy since they have spent years trying to see one and finally achieved that goal.
In addition to his visit to Petén, in the video he also documented his visit to the island of Flores, the Mirador Rey Canek and the Tikal National Park, this was the last destination that he is seen visiting.
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The jaguar in Guatemala
The jaguar (Panthera onca) is the largest feline in America and ranks third in the world after the tiger and the lion. In Guatemala it has been seen mostly in the Mayan Biosphere Reserve, the area where the Tikal park is located.
On the Red List of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the species is in the “near threatened” category. This is due to the decrease in its habitat and hunting.
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