TUXTLA GUTIÉRREZ.— The Miguel Álvarez del Toro Regional Zoo (ZooMAT) fired one of its most beloved and representative inhabitants: Gaby, a female jaguar (Panthera onca) who died at 20 years of age after exceeding the average life expectancy of her species under human care. Through its official channels, the ZooMAT shared an emotional farewell message in which it recognized the work of the technical team: “There are farewells that are difficult t…
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TUXTLA GUTIÉRREZ.— The Miguel Álvarez del Toro Regional Zoo (ZooMAT) fired one of its most beloved and representative inhabitants: Gaby, a female jaguar (Panthera onca) who died at 20 years of age after exceeding the average life expectancy of her species under human care. Through its official channels, the ZooMAT shared an emotional farewell message in which it recognized the work of the technical team: “There are farewells that are difficult t…