A wounded jaguar that was found swimming in the Rio Negro in Brazil was rescued by officials. According to local reports, the jaguar had been shot multiple times and had more than 30 pieces of shrapnel in its face, head and neck. Despite its injuries, the jaguar was in stable condition and was treated at a clinic in Manaus before being transferred to a zoo, one report said. | ABC7

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Authorities rescued a jaguar that was trying to cross toward Rio Negro Bridge in Manaus, Brazil, after it appeared to be injured and having trouble swimming. After the rescue, it was taken in for veterinary care. | CBS News