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Nowak, M.C.; Taylor, T.E.; Witmer, G.W. | |
Prolonged scavenging by a female mountain lion in northeastern Oregon | |
2000 Northwestern Naturalist (81): 63-65 | |
Reports of scavenging by mountain lions (_Puma concolor_) are uncommon. The rarity of documented scavenging has contributed to the common belief that mountain lions eat only prey the have killed themselves. We documented a period of prolonged carrion feeding by an adult female mountain lion in northeastern Oregon while conducting a 2-yr study of mountain lion predation rates. |
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