Animals
Cougars Recolonizing Historic Range Face New Human Threats
The reintroduction of cougars to their historic homeland is proving to be a challenge for wildlife managers in these areas, a new study reports, citing high numbers of human-caused deaths of cougars in reintroduction areas in South Dakota.
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