mountain lion
Coverage of mountain lion in the Nexus archive.
- Mountain biker startles mountain lion near Telluride; authorities issue warning for recreationists
A mountain biker startled a non-aggressive mountain lion near Telluride, prompting local authorities to issue safety warnings. Wildlife biologist Brady Dunne noted increased sightings of young mountain lions exploring habitats and advised recreationists to avoid crepuscular hours and leash dogs. Colorado's mountain lion population is estimated at 3,800-4,400, with annual hunting harvests averaging 505.
- Young mountain lion tranquilized in Redwood City
Wildlife officials tranquilized a young female mountain lion in Redwood City and plan to relocate it to a natural habitat. The animal was found in the 1800 block of Madison Avenue.
- Rare mountain lion sighting in Pasadena neighborhood prompts shelter-in-place for some residents
A mountain lion was spotted in a Pasadena neighborhood miles from the foothills, prompting a shelter-in-place order for residents. The animal was later tranquilized and safely removed from the area.
- Mountain lion found lounging in Pasadena captured by wildlife officials
Wildlife officials tranquilized a mountain lion near an elementary and middle school in Pasadena, leading to temporary shelter-in-place warnings.
- Mountain lion found lounging in Pasadena captured by wildlife officials
Wildlife officials tranquilized a mountain lion near an elementary and middle school in Pasadena, prompting temporary shelter-in-place warnings. The incident occurred in a residential area, leading to safety measures for nearby residents.
- Pasadena residents on alert after mountain lion sighting
Pasadena residents were advised to shelter-in-place after a mountain lion was spotted near Del Mar Boulevard and Euclid Avenue. Pasadena Police and Animal Control officers responded to the scene.
- Pasadena neighborhood evacuated amid mountain lion sighting
A Pasadena neighborhood was evacuated and a shelter-in-place alert issued after a mountain lion was spotted near an apartment complex on Euclid Avenue. Authorities responded as the animal remained in the area, prompting evacuations and concerns for a nearby school hosting a graduation ceremony.
- Mountain lion tranquilized, captured after roaming Santa Monica neighborhood
A mountain lion caused a high alert in a Santa Monica neighborhood before being tranquilized and captured. The animal roamed the area for hours, prompting community concern.
- Mountain lion tranquilized, captured after roaming Santa Monica neighborhood
A mountain lion caused a high alert in a Santa Monica neighborhood before being tranquilized and captured.
- Mountain lion safely tranquilized in Santa Monica, police say
A mountain lion that caused a commotion in a Santa Monica neighborhood was safely tranquilized by a California Department of Fish and Wildlife biologist after multiple attempts. The incident occurred on the 400 block of Euclid Street, as confirmed by the Santa Monica Police Department.
- Mountain lion sighting puts Santa Monica neighborhood on high alert
A mountain lion sighting in Santa Monica led to a shelter-in-place order as officials worked to safely contain the animal. The incident prompted heightened alert in the neighborhood.
- Mountain lion sighting reported in Santa Monica; residents told to stay indoors
Officials responded to a possible mountain lion sighting in Santa Monica on Friday morning. Residents were advised to stay indoors due to the sighting.
- Wildlife officials tranquilize mountain lion spotted in Santa Monica yard
Wildlife officials tranquilized a mountain lion spotted in a Santa Monica yard after residents were advised to stay indoors. The incident occurred over several tense hours in the area.
- Police respond to possible mountain lion sighting in Santa Monica
Police in Santa Monica responded to a possible mountain lion sighting near Montana Avenue, urging residents to stay indoors and keep pets inside. Officers were dispatched to the area near 14th Street and Montana Avenue.
- Mountain lion snoozes in backyard of Santa Monica home
A mountain lion was tranquilized and relocated in Santa Monica after being found in a residential backyard. Authorities advised residents to stay indoors during the operation, which involved the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and the National Park Service. The incident highlights guidelines for avoiding encounters with mountain lions.
- Owner fights off mountain lion attacking Southern California dog; tooth left lodged in its head
A Glendora man fought off a mountain lion that attacked his family dog outside their home on May 7 near the San Gabriel Mountains. The dog survived the encounter with a mountain lion tooth lodged in its head. The incident serves as a warning to neighbors about wildlife safety in the area.
- Mountain lion wanders near SoCal homes, crawls under a vehicle before being sedated
A mountain lion was spotted in Escondido and tranquilized before being released into the wild. The animal was sedated after crawling under a vehicle near homes. Wildlife officials handled the situation.
- Southern California woman fears her missing mastiff was attacked, taken by mountain lion
A Southern California woman is concerned her missing mastiff was attacked by a mountain lion, following a trail of blood in the San Bernardino County foothills. The incident has raised fears of another mountain lion attack after two dogs were killed earlier this month in a neighboring community.
- Mountain lion kills Yucaipa family's dogs in broad daylight
A mountain lion attacked and killed two dogs at a Yucaipa family's home in San Bernardino County on Saturday morning. The incident occurred between 7:50 and 8:20 AM, with Laurie Schultz reporting the attack to KTLA.