Chaco is on high alert and they believe hunters from Formosa killed Chaco.

Authorities are participating in the search for Acai, a jaguar who has been missing for 21 days. They are still waiting for the bodies, dead or alive, to be found.“However, we are already under the following assumptions. May have been “hunted” This was done by poachers in the state of Formosa. ”

“Here we are today. She’s missing, they probably killed her.”said Daniel Louvier, a Chaco veterinarian, this Saturday, who is the mayor of El Impenetrable National Park, a historical and natural site that was released on October 5th.

Louvier I mourned the loss of animals. It highlighted the efforts of the Chaco and state federal judicial systems in the search for Yaguarete, whose radio collar transmitting his location was discovered at the bottom of the Bermejo River.

in fact, Mariano Moro, Undersecretary of the Ministry of the Environment; He recently explained that he is cooperating with judicial investigations. “Asai’s disappearance is a matter of utmost alarm.” For this reason, we have invoked the corresponding protocol,” he said, calling for “cautiousness as to the cause,” since so far “all we have is a presumption of crime due to loss of trace.”

Meanwhile, Louvier spoke in the past tense on Rivadavia radio this Saturday, remembering the acai jaguar. he said this “She was a female jaguar born in the wild of Corrientes.”in the Ibera Marshes.”

“We conditioned her, put a collar on her with technology to track her, and released her into the park,” officials said. “Unfortunately, this animal has stopped sending signals.”

In explaining the situation, he said: “She is probably missing today. “They would have killed her.”. Nevertheless, he added: “We are following the signal his necklace emits from the depths of the Bermejo River.”

“I cannot say more because the federal judiciary of Chaco is involved, but we are the community, the national park and the Rewild Argentina Foundation.” I will accompany you in the search for living bodies, corpses, and necklaces.”He explained.

“We have continued with the collar technique, but we lost the signal and spent several days searching,” Louvier said during a survey of his area with officials and environmentalists. Even now, we continue to transmit information from the Bermejo River. ” That device.

“We assume that it was done Hunted by poachers from Formosa.Louvier added, grilling those dedicated to hunting this endangered species, which is considered a national and local natural monument.

After noting that it’s “hard to define” what this type of hunter is looking for, the mayor said, “I would define this job like this.” Because of civilization and barbarism, we cannot understand nature.

“For humans Ignoring and respecting the concept of ecology“It’s hard to understand what the characters are thinking,” Louvier said, expressing hope that he will be able to locate them. Because it’s “not difficult at all,” she declared.

In that sense, he pointed out, when we talk about Yaguarete, it is “Yaguarete.” “Very high class animalIt is a national natural monument, Maximum fines apply for environmental damage.” The loss was “calculated to be more than P2 billion.”