Possible extinction of jaguars in the Amazon

Mauricio Hernandez Lopez  Miguel Ángel peña Madrid It is no mystery that in South America poaching of different animals such as the jaguar is practiced, especially in the Amazon region. This is a problem that not only affects the animals that are hunted but also the fauna found in that region, the causes that originate this is the commercialization of skins and body parts of jaguars, deforestation is causing that jaguars do not have a habitat where they can reproduce and live. If poaching is not controlled, this will generate the following consequences that could lead to a massacre of many species. The consequences of this massacre against wildlife are: - The extinction of jaguars. - Overpopulation of different species because they will no longer have a predator to control the population of the species. -  A greater underground economy due to black market sales. - Loss of biodiversity in a habitat. - Vulnerability to invasive species. What is the Amazon? The Amazon is an area