Two rescued mountain lion cubs are settling into their new home at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum after being found orphaned in the Pacific Northwest. Now, the public has a rare chance to help name them as they prepare for their debut.
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Tucson’s Desert Museum just welcomed two baby mountain lions — and you could help name them.
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Voters should reject ban on private-sector hunting of mountain lions, bobcats and lynx
- Erika Wurst
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Three lion sightings were reported Monday in the Pascua Yaqui community southwest of Tucson, authorities say.
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This cafe in Thailand attracts customers by allowing them to play with a pet lion cub and other exotic animals. Footage shows the three-month-…
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Bisexuality and homosexuality are present in more than just people. Animals have been observed engaging in same-sex mating for decades. Though…
- BRUCE R. MILLER
Someone should really rein in the CGI. When average viewers complain about outrageous stunts and overworked superhero tropes, you know it’s time to shut some of this down.
- Bruce Miller, Sioux City Journal
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Movie critic Bruce Miller says “Beast” tries to be a wildlife version of a Liam Neeson film featuring lots of bad choices after a close encoun…
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London Zoo's newest lioness was given a treat on Monday (August 9) to mark World Lion Day that takes place on Tuesday (August 10).
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