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08/09/2016

The king has died!
The story of the last dominant male of the only coast population of pumas in Los Choros, north of La Serena, Chile.
To create ARTIFICIAL ECOLOGICAL CORRIDORS when building highways must be a STATE POLICY that transcends current governments.
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30/08/2016

Artificial Ecological Corridors for Chile now!
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Ecological corridor in Holland.
Netherlands have about 600 artificial ecological corridors in their highways, including bridges and underpasses.
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30/08/2016

Four Eyes Toad (Pleurodema Thau)
Its name is due to the glands that it has in the rear part of its body, which is used to confuse predators.
Lives from Antofagasta region to Aysén.
State of conservation: almost in risk
Picture: Jose Adan Basualto
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28/08/2016

Andean mountain cat (Leopardus Jacobita)
One of the 5 native cats in Chile.
Cat with the highest extinction risk of America.
Lives from Arica to Santiago.
Picture: Fundación ProYungas
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27/08/2016

Chucao (Scelorchilus rubecula rubecula)
There are 2 species in Chile. One lives from the O'Higgins region to Aysén; while the other one is endemic from Mocha island (Bío-Bío region).
It keeps problems of conservation.
Picture: Cesar Navarrete Purcell
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22/08/2016

Leopardus Geoffroy
One of the 5 native species of cats in Chile.
LIves in Aysén, Magallanes and in a little Alto Bío Bío area.
In extinction danger.
Picture: Enrique Couve, Far South Expeditions.
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19/08/2016

19/08/2016

Mother Puma and her offspring (Puma Concolor)
One of the 5 species of native cats in Chile.
With problems of conservation.
Image taken in National Park Torres Del Paine, Chile.
Foto:Rodrigo Moraga Z.
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