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Many articles in wildlife news today concern cats and dogs, so we'll lead off with the cats: South Dakota wildlife officers report the killing of a 2-year-old cougar; but when pitted against a pack of wolves in Idaho, a male cougar hardly stood a chance. Residents of Kansas may be having visitations from some cougars; while two women reportedly chased off a mountain lion that was tracking them in British Columbia, Canada. Reports of rabid skunks come from Montana and Kansas today. Ahhhh, springtime in the Ozarks: wildflowers blooming, birds singing... and skunks stinking! UC Davis had to put down a bald eagle who had been most prolific; while the next article provides some details on bear kills in the Northeast. Warnings to residents of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, went out today in regards to an injured coyote; and Madison, Wisconsin, is scheduling educational meetings for residents in regards to coyotes in an urban environment; while an Illinois hunter discusses how new neighbors are moving in. And finally, motherhood is truly blind, as our last article demonstrates.
GF&P officials shoot lion near Hot Springs city limits
Predators clash above Elkhorn
More Mountain Lions?
Cougar stalks hikers
Yellowstone County rabies quarantine extended
Animal Shelter Cautions About Rabies
The first smell of spring
Injured bald eagle euthanized
Record year for bear hunting in Allegany, Catskills ranges
Injured coyote sighted in Portsmouth
Coyotes settling in on west side; deaths of 2 dogs prompt meeting
Coyotes getting comfortable in suburbs
Eyeless cat takes to motherless kittens, cares for them as her own
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