Mountain lion burned in Bobcat fire dies after return to wild - Los Angeles Times
Endangered New Jersey: Is That a Mountain Lion I See Wandering New Jersey?
No Exit: Nebraska Shuts Another Door East - Mountain Lion Foundation
Mountain Lion Recently Reported Just North of Darien, and Not For the First Time - DarieniteDarienite
Lions of Los Angeles | The New Yorker
New Jersey “mountain lion” identified as a house cat - CBS News
United States - Mountain Lion Foundation
Bringing back cougars could save N.J. a few bucks, scientists say - nj.com
Relocation is not an option for any mountain lion | Latest News | wmicentral.com
Ring camera films mountain lion roaming Sacramento, California neighborhood - 6abc Philadelphia
Endangered New Jersey: Is That a Mountain Lion I See Wandering New Jersey?
Encounters between humans and mountain lions are on the rise, and experts tell us why - ABC News
Idaho houndsmen say Fish and Game has declared war on mountain lions with plan to eliminate quotas statewide | Local News | hjnews.com
Mountain Lion Recently Reported Just North of Darien, and Not For the First Time - DarieniteDarienite
Mountain lion in Cheyenne backyard subdued, released west of Laramie | Local News | wyomingnews.com
Mysterious big cat caught on security camera in Clarks Summit, Pa. | PhillyVoice
Northeast Eastern Cougar Blog: You may have seen a cougar in the East, but it wasn't an eastern cougar.
And yet....another NJ mountain lion sighting....lol | New Jersey Hunters
Mountain lion attacks and injures man in Montezuma County, officials say
Extirpated Species of New Jersey
A runner in Colorado killed an attacking mountain lion with his bare hands - SBNation.com
Lions of Los Angeles | The New Yorker
Surveillance video captures brazen mountain lion on SJ homeowner's car - ABC7 New York
A Cougar In Crown Point? You Be The Judge - - The Adirondack Almanack
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Spotting mountain lions is becoming a Pennsylvania pastime. But they're probably bobcats.
