Pantanal, 2018: Naturetrek, 12 days & 22 species including Jaguar and Ocelot.
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Sadly those Ocelots are heavily baited. I hope that people, and tour operators, will stop to encourage this unnatural and harmful (for wildlife) way to see a mammal.
Don’t understand what’s the beauty and the enjoyment in watching a mammal coming in front of an hide and eating carrions, chicken, peanuts or food for pets.