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Rangers Kill Cougar that Attacked 4-Year-Old in NW National Park; ‘the Dad Ran After and Saved the Kid’

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK, WASHINGTON, JUL 23 – The father’s quick response prevented serious harm during a rare mountain lion attack; only two fatal cougar attacks occurred in Washington in the past century, officials said.

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Steven Murrow was hiking with his family Sunday along the road to Hurricane Ridge at Olympic National Park.He said the Victoria Overlook was packed around 3:15 p.m., with the parking lot full. Near the trailhead, he heard a child scream.

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A child was attacked by a puma. Only the heroic intervention of his father avoided the tragedy. This is what happened on Sunday, July 20 in the Hurricane Ridge, inside the Olympic National Park, in the state of Washington. A family wanted to spend a carefree day between animals and nature, instead experienced dramatic moments. The happened The family was in a panoramic spot, known as Victoria Overlook, of the Olympic National Park on the Hurrica…

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A 4-year-old child was seriously injured Sunday, July 20, 2025 by a puma in Olympic National Park, Washington State, while he was hiking with his family. His father's rapid intervention...

Last weekend, a father of the family saved his son from a puma attack, a heroic gesture greeted by the witnesses of the scene. This Sunday, July 20, a...

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Conservative Daily News broke the news in on Wednesday, July 23, 2025.
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