
A seven-month-old mountain lion frolicked in a yard tree in Santa Clarita, California the opposite day. It couldn’t even be bothered to go after a squirrel that got here sniffing alongside its chosen department. Finally, the younger cougar left by itself—a peaceable ending to an in depth wildlife encounter.
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) posted a video of the mountain lion on Fb, sharing the story and offering updates to the Santa Clarita neighborhood. Wildlife officers’ objective was to let the kitten be till dusk in hopes its mom would come again for it.
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Although there was no touching reunion between the mother and her kitten, at least that humans witnessed, CDFW’s plan worked. The young lion left the tree on its own during the night and headed back into the wild.
See the mountain lion in a backyard tree here:
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