Author: Andy Smith

Posted: Feb 25, 2026

Despite uneasiness over cougars, runners are still drawn to foothill trails By James Raia– Special To The Bee – (Published

Posted: Feb 25, 2026

DISAPPEARANCE: Wildlife experts studying the boy’s remains say scavenging animals made the marks. By Richard Brooks / The Press-Enterprise SAN

Posted: Feb 25, 2026

Cougar sighted in western Eden Prairie By Lyn Jerde An Eden Prairie city employee’s reported sighting of a cougar last

Posted: Feb 25, 2026

By Quinn Eastman, Staff Writer NORTH COUNTY —- Mountain lions see people much more often than people see them, wildlife

Posted: Feb 25, 2026

The majority of mountain lion sightings are false. Usually people are actually seeing house cats, dogs, bobcats, or coyotes. In

Posted: Feb 25, 2026

When Balance is Not Enough What purpose do the mountain lion and other major predators serve? These animals are at

Posted: Feb 25, 2026

Mauled Cyclist’s Family Drops Lawsuit Parents of the O.C. man killed by a cougar in 2004 had focused on safety.

Posted: Feb 25, 2026

Scientists tracking mountain lion to find out impact on wild horses Movements of a mountain lion that may be making

Posted: Feb 25, 2026

Experts debunk mountain lion myths By Lori Stuenkel San Jose – A recent mountain lion sighting reminded South County residents

Posted: Feb 25, 2026

Sign: Evidence of a Lion’s Presence Seeing a lion in the wild is an especially rare occurrence. Cougars are solitary,

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