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A jaguar found prowling the back yard of a cancun residence
Thatched-roof bungalows surrounded by lush greenery with hills in the background, enclosed in a fence.
Four archaeologists examining an excavation site in a cave, with one documenting the findings while others observe closely.
A jaguar lying on the forest floor among dry leaves, partially obscured by tree trunks, looking to the side with its mouth open.
A group of five smiling people standing together at an event, holding official documents, with banners in the background.
A triptych image showing a man standing confidently in a cave, a diver exploring submerged caves, and a foggy cave illuminated by colorful lights.
A police pickup truck labeled 'POLICIA' is parked on a street with tropical trees and other vehicles in the background.
Repatriated cultural artifacts displayed on a table with official seals of Homeland Security Investigations and the Mexican flag in the background.