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A woman in Southern California is gunning for a cougar that has clawed her horse; but wildlife biologists are excited about the capture and release (with a tracking collar) of a jaguar by the Arizona Game and Fish Department. A tiny dog made the mistake of taking on a coyote that happened into her play area, with deadly consequences; while wildlife officials provide some advice to residents of Denver; and a coyote tip line has been setup by city officials there. Concerned citizens in Central California are writing letters to a local paper about coyote incursions in the next article; followed by one from Florida about a coyote that made lunch out of a cat. A 3-4 foot tall black bear was spotted in a Louisiana parish by animal control officers; while the next article provides an interesting look into the world of polar bears. Rabies struck a pair of raccoons collected by animal control officers in North Carolina; and a stealthy raccoon has been collared at the White House and moved to an undisclosed location. In a case of 'beauty and the beast', a rare golden possum was spared by the hunter who snared her due to her beauty. A pair of stories about the dangers wildlife pose to joggers concludes the News Of The Day today - it's a jungle out there!
Cherry Valley woman granted permit to kill mountain lion who attacked horse
JAGUAR PICTURE: First Caught in U.S.
Coyote blamed for fatal attack on dog
Denver officials: Scare, don't kill, coyotes
Report coyote incidents online
Gary Bogue: There's a coyote hanging around and I fear for the cats
Coyote on the prowl in Belleair
Louisiana black bear moving through St. Tammany Parish
Canada has two-thirds of the world's polar bears and they are at risk in the face of rapidly melting Arctic sea ice
Two rabid raccoons found in New Hanover County
Raccoon Captured at the White House
Golden opportunity for Honey
Two joggers exposed to rabid raccoon
Jogger struck by red tail hawk
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