The lion may be considered the king of the jungle, but this doesn’t mean this predator is invincible. They will go after some very tough prey that will fight back with considerable strength and ...

Mountain lion peeks through doggy door in California 00:24. SHINGLE SPRINGS – A Northern California high country resident got a surprising guest peeking through their pet door recently.

Intimidating prey: Bigger creatures like buffalo and giraffes are difficult to take down, so they’re more like rare treats in the lion world. In “Big Cats 24/7,” you’ll see the Xudum pride ...

Preventing prey depletion can help improve lion reproduction and population growth in areas prone to poaching for bushmeat, a leading cause of the species’ decline, the study notes.

After a mountain lion attacked a 5-year-old boy over the weekend, some commenters on social media blasted officials’ decision to kill the big cat and accused the boy’s family of provoking the ...

And yet, the fact that lions are now struggling to hunt their favorite prey “is entirely attributable to these ants,” Douglas Kamaru, a conservation biologist at the University of Wyoming ...

WHAT constitutes the natural prey of the lion in his wild state is, I believe, a disputed point. The majority of people, probably, are of opinion that he is extremely fastidious in his tastes ...

The Oakland Zoo has a new little mountain lion cub who also has a favorite toy, a stuffed gorilla that he loves to wrestle with. ABC News shared a video of the cub doing just that on Sunday ...

Anyone who sees a mountain lion in the Paso Robles area is encouraged to contact PRPD’s dispatch line at 805-237-6464. Related Stories from San Luis Obispo Tribune Environment ...

Furgus the dog is missing an eye and has gouges healing on his head from where the mountain lion attacked him near his home near Keystone, Colorado. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

JEAN BAPTISTE TAVERNIER, in his “Travels in India” (translated by V. Ball, 1889, vol. ii. p. 397), mentions a case similar to what Mr. Crawshay describes under this heading in your last number ...