Are mountain lion attacks common? Human activity brings conflict - Deseret News
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Pumas on the edge of town: How human-puma interaction may change the food web — Out of the Fog
Mountain Lion Size Comparison: How Do They Compare to Humans? - AZ Animals
How human-puma interaction may change the food web
Man shares photo to prove he spotted a 'Puma' on country walk - can you see it? - Mirror Online
What's the Difference Between a Mountain Lion and a Cougar? | HowStuffWorks
Wildlife Walkway Will Protect Pumas From Their Number One Predator: Humans | KQED
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Mountain lions terrified of humans: study | Deccan Herald
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Human-puma (Puma concolor (Linnaeus, 1771)) relations in the Dry Chaco of Córdoba, Argentina - Scientific Publications of the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle, Paris
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Tribes, researchers debate final fate of P-22, famed LA puma - ABC News
Pumas React to Humans like Prey - Scientific American
Could Puma Hunting Be Hurting Mule Deer? | Panthera
'Landscape of fear': Human presence alone has lethal effect on large predators, study finds | The Independent | The Independent
