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Estimating the global population of jaguars in 2016 was challenging due to their elusive nature and the vastness of their habitat. However, it was generally believed that there were around 173,000 jaguars in the wild, primarily concentrated in Central and South America. The species faced threats from habitat loss and poaching, which affected their numbers. Conservation efforts were ongoing to protect and sustain their populations.

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