The American jaguar did
Once in the southwest U.S. roam.
But human culprits caused to rid
The jaguar from this long time home.
Now, a few migrant jaguars crossed
To the U.S. from Mexico,
An opportunity once lost,
To let a species freely go.
A wary one the jaguar be.
A sighting of one is quite rare.
But conservation usefully,
More jaguars will come here from there.
Of course the building of a wall,
And likely no jaguars at all.
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There are now a few jaguars in Arizona. They probably came in from Mexico, as you said.