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Mountain lion captured in San Francisco released into wild

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Mountain lion found in San Francisco neighborhood released in Santa Cruz Mountains
A mountain lion who was captured in a busy San Francisco neighborhood has been released back into the wild, state wildlife officials said.

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Wandering mountain lion captured in San Francisco neighborhood
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Mountain lion tranquilized in San Francisco, released back into Santa Cruz Mountains
Mountain lion tranquilized in San Francisco, released back into Santa Cruz Mountains

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Mountain lion cub rescued in Southern California is sent to Sonoma County
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Mountain Lion Returned to Natural Habitat After Roaming San Francisco Streets
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Mountain lion captured in SF neighborhood has long history of encounters with biologists

The big cat captured in the city's Pac Heights neighborhood is no stranger to Field Biologist Richie King of the Santa Cruz Puma Project, which tracks and studies mountain lions. "I was like, 'it's that same guy,
The Press Democrat
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Tiny mountain lion, big stakes

A 16-pound mountain lion cub from Southern California spent Thursday night in Sonoma County under close watch after state biologists couldn’t locate her mother
SFGATE on MSN
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Woman recounts mountain lion encounter at 3 a.m. in SF

At around 3 a.m., Roxanne Blank had just gotten home from a coworker’s going-away party when she spotted an unexpected visitor on her apartment stoop: a young mountain lion staring her straight in the face.
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Is wildlife sighting more common in SF now? Experts explain after mountain lion incident

Wildlife sightings are becoming more familiar in San Francisco, and experts say it's not necessarily a bad thing.
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Video of several mountain lions roaming through North Bay neighborhood draws mix of awe and alarm

Some west Sonoma County residents are on high alert after several mountain lions were seen on camera walking through their neighborhood last week.
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Horsetooth Mountain Open Space Reopens After Precautionary Closure Due to Mountain Lion Activity

Horsetooth Mountain Open Space reopens after a temporary closure due to a close encounter with a curious mountain lion.
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