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For the first time in North America a case of rustrela virus infection, also known as staggering disease, has been identified in a wild mountainlion. Researchers are encouraging further investigations to determine just how prevalent the virus is in area wildlife.
Mountainlions, bottlenose dolphins, and striped skunks are among a long list of wild animals infected during the largest outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza virus in U.S.
Outcry is growing against one of California’s top wildlife officials after a photo of him holding a dead mountainlion surfaced online last week. Hunting mountainlion is legal in Idaho, but illegal in California.
In addition to killing birds of prey, brodifacoum has also killed coyotes, grey foxes, red foxes, kit foxes, mountainlions, bobcats, black bears, Pacific fishers, and other animals, including domestic dogs and cats. Syngenta warns that “Talon” is “hazardous to dogs, cats, pigs, poultry and other wildlife.”
Though I wrote about the mountainlions of the Kofa National Wildlife Refuge a couple of times, it was never with the breadth and depth that Deb Durant of Invisible Voices has.
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Wow, bet that must have been a short hearing. A 15 lb cub and they were so freaked out they shot it. Said Larry Nichols, a weapons and tactics specialist with the Burbank Police Department, who wrote the review: "The actions taken by the officers [were] not appropriate and outside of the department policy.
He is a proponent of trophy hunting and was photographed with a dead mountainlion in Idaho. The wildlife official in question is the President of the California Fish and Game Commission. Full story here.
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encounters mountainlion sign and is momentarily engaged in something more immediate and consequential than whining, even that falls flat. The book’s blurbs promise beautiful descriptions of landscape, but aside from a few precious pages where J.K. There are other, smaller infelicities as well.
Seamus McGraw tells us he has to kill deer in his section of Pennsylvania because “with no predators to speak of—the wolves were wiped out centuries ago and the last mountainlion in the state was killed more than 70 years ago—the responsibility for trying to restore a part of that balance fell to me.” Hunters like him.
” They agree with George Wuerthner saying, “Nonhuman predators (wolves, mountainlions, coyotes, ravens and others) are disfavored by wildlife managers at all levels as competition for sportsmen and are treated as second-class citizens of the animal kingdom.
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It predicts “If the wall were constructed as described it would eliminate migratory movements of mammals, which could include endangered ocelots, mountainlions, Sonoran pronghorn, foxes, and deer that cross the Rio Grande for food or shelter, and lead to genetic inbreeding and eventually species extinction.”
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