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De Jacht op de Jaguar 

Humberto Tan discovers both the beauty of the Surinamese jungle and its dark side: the illegal wildlife trade. A connection that he symbolizes with a search for the king of the forest: the jaguar. The survival of this animal is at risk because of this trade. Will Humberto manage to track down not only the jaguar, but also the hunters?
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Humberto Tan discovers both the beauty of the Surinamese jungle and its dark side: the illegal wildlife trade. A connection that he symbolizes with a search for the king of the forest: the jaguar. The survival of this animal is at risk because of this trade. Will Humberto manage to track down not only the jaguar, but also the hunters?

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