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Mountain Lion Lounges in Backyard Tree as Crowds Gather to Watch in Ventura County

Researchers found mountain lions were linked to 67% fewer deer-vehicle collisions, and the effect may come from both predation and changed deer behavior.

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Mountain lions may be doing more than maintaining healthy ecosystems. A new study suggests the large predators are also helping reduce vehicle crashes by influencing where and when deer move across parts of Washington state. Researchers found that areas with a stronger puma presence experienced significantly fewer deer-vehicle collisions than areas where the animals were less common, phys.org reported.

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Scientists discovered an unexpected way mountain lions may be helping drivers stay safe

Mountain lions may be doing more than maintaining healthy ecosystems. A new study suggests the large predators are also helping reduce vehicle crashes by influencing where and when deer move across parts of Washington state. Researchers found that areas with a stronger puma presence experienced significantly fewer deer-vehicle collisions than areas where the animals were less common, phys.org reported.

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