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Jacalyn Willis, director of Montclair State University’s
Professional Resources in Science and Math Center (PRISM) and her husband, Greg, have
created a stir in the scientific community by taking the first photograph of a
jaguar on Barro Colorado Island in Panama. Rarely even seen, a jaguar has never
before been photographed in the nearly 90 years that biologists have been conducting
research on the island.
News of the photograph has spread quickly since it was first
announced in a press
release from the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute. The full story
and more photos are available on the PRISM Web site as well as
a number of other online sources including: