
Wildlife by group and country
The five carnivores Panama documents climb from sea level to the Barú volcano: the jaguar and the ocelot in Darién — 5,790 km², World Heritage — the puma and the white-nosed coati in Chagres and Cerro Hoya, and the neotropical otter. Jaguar and otter are the two near-threatened ones on the list.
Places come from reviewed species-place links; the species shown at each place are only those in this group.