Jaguar, Felis onca Trucker Hat

A reproduction print from Lloyd's Natural History: A Hand-Book to the Carnivora, Part I. Cats, Civets, and Mungooses; by Richard Lydekker, 1896: "Distribution.- America; from Louisiana, Texas, and Northern Mexico to about the Rio Negro, on the northern confines of Patagonia. Habits.- Although in the greater part of its range the Jaguar is an inhabitant of vast primeval forests, where it climbs with the agility of a Monkey, yet it was formerly found in considerable numbers on the open grassy pampas of Argentina, where, however, it has now been well nigh exterminated. Throughout South America, the Jaguar is commonly known as the Tiger (Tigre of the Spaniards)" The images are reproduced here from very high resolution files, so you can be confident that the quality will remain the best. Image courtesy of OldBookArt.com.